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1959 general election map

Map of the 1959 UK general election: each nation and region coloured by the party that won most of its seats.

South East: Conservative 58 of 62 seatsWest Midlands: Conservative 29 of 54 seatsNorth West: Conservative 44 of 83 seatsEast Midlands: Labour 20 of 40 seatsLondon: Conservative 60 of 102 seatsYorkshire and the Humber: Labour 31 of 55 seatsEast of England: Conservative 36 of 41 seatsSouth West: Conservative 35 of 43 seatsNorth East: Labour 21 of 31 seatsNorthern Ireland: Conservative 12 of 12 seatsScotland: Labour 38 of 71 seatsWales: Labour 27 of 36 seats
Each nation and region is coloured by the party that won most of its seats; darker means a larger share of the seats. Constituency maps start in 2010, when the hexagon layouts begin.

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Official results House of Commons Library, General election results from 1918 to 2019. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0. Hexagon layouts: Open Innovations (MIT). How we use this data