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Cannock
Distrito electoral anterior del condado
para la Cámara de los Comunes
1918 - 1983
Número de miembrosuno
Reemplazado porCannock & Burntwood y Mid Staffordshire [1]
Creado a partir deKingswinford , West Staffordshire y Lichfield

Cannock era una circunscripción parlamentaria en Staffordshire que devolvió a un miembro del Parlamento a la Cámara de los Comunes del Parlamento del Reino Unido desde 1918 hasta que fue abolida para las elecciones generales de 1983 . Fue efectivamente recreado en 1997 como la sede de Cannock Chase .

Límites [ editar ]

1918-1955 : los distritos urbanos de Brownhills, Cannock y Tettenhall, el distrito rural de Seisdon, en el distrito rural de Cannock las parroquias de Bushbury, Cheslyn Hay, Essington, Great Wyrley y Hilton, y en el distrito rural de Walsall la parroquia de Bentley.

1955-1974 : los distritos urbanos de Cannock y Wednesfield, y el distrito rural de Cannock.

1974–1983 : los distritos urbanos de Cannock y Rugeley, y la parroquia de Brindley Heath en el distrito rural de Lichfield.

Miembros del Parlamento [ editar ]

ElecciónMiembroFiesta
1918James ParkerTrabajo de coalición
1922William AdamsonLabor
1931Sarah WardConservador
1935William AdamsonLabor
1945Jennie LeeLabor
1970Patrick CormackConservador
Febrero de 1974Gwilym RobertsLabor
1983distrito electoral abolido: ver Cannock y Burntwood

Resultados de las elecciones [ editar ]

Elección en la década de 1910 [ editar ]

Elecciones generales de 1918 : Cannock [2]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
CLaborJames Parker8.06851,8
LiberalBeddoe Rees7.49348,2
Mayoria5753.6
Apagar15,56141,7
Electores registrados37,284
Labor win (nuevo asiento)
C indica candidato respaldado por el gobierno de coalición .
  • Parker fue designado incorrectamente como candidato liberal de la coalición en la lista oficial de candidatos de la coalición.

Elecciones en la década de 1920 [ editar ]

Elecciones generales de 1922 : Cannock [2]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
Labor William Adamson 9,889 36,8 −15,0
Nacional LiberalJames Parker9.11633,8Nuevo
LiberalHarold Sidney Abrahamson7,92829,4−18,8
Mayoria7733,0−0,6
Apagar26,93366,9+25,2
Electores registrados40,273
Retención laboralBalancearseN / A
Elecciones generales de 1923 : Cannock [3] [2]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
Labor William Adamson 11,956 41,4 +4,6
UnionistaWallace Thorneycroft9.43832,7Nuevo
LiberalGeoffrey Mander7.46525,9−3,5
Mayoria2.5188.7+5,7
Apagar28,85970,5+3,6
Electores registrados40,948
Retención laboralBalancearse
Elecciones generales de 1924 : Cannock [2]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
Labor William Adamson 16,347 51,9 +10,5
UnionistaWallace Thorneycroft15,16648,1+15,4
Mayoria1,1813.8−4,9
Apagar31,51374,2+3,7
Electores registrados42,473
Retención laboralBalancearse−2,5
Elecciones generales de 1929 : Cannock [2]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
Labor William Adamson 26,388 54,2 +2,3
UnionistaRalph Beaumont15.05530,9−17,2
LiberalAbraham Ray7.28214,9N / A
Mayoria11,33323,3+19,5
Apagar48,72577,5+3,3
Electores registrados62,871
Retención laboralBalancearse+9,8

Elecciones en la década de 1930 [ editar ]

Elecciones generales de 1931 : Cannock [4]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
ConservadorSarah Ward27,49854,63+23,7
LaborWilliam Adamson22,83345,37-8,8
Mayoria4.6659.27N / A
Apagar50,33175,95
Beneficio conservador del laborismoBalancearse+16.25
Elecciones generales de 1935 : Cannock [5]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
LaborWilliam Adamson27,92250,95+5.58
ConservadorSarah Ward26,87649.05-5,58
Mayoria1.0461,90N / A
Apagar54,79871,41-4,54
Ganancia laboral de los conservadoresBalancearse+5.58

Elecciones en la década de 1940 [ editar ]

Elecciones generales de 1945 : Cannock [6]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
LaborJennie Lee48,85962,57+11,62
ConservadorCW Shelford29,22537,43-11,62
Mayoria19,63425.14+23.23
Apagar78,08471,34-0,07
Retención laboralBalancearse+11,62

Elecciones en la década de 1950 [ editar ]

Elecciones generales de 1950 : Cannock [7] [8]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
LaborJennie Lee33 47667,91+5,34
Conservador y Nacional LiberalMarjorie Hickling15,81832.09-5,34
Mayoria17.65835,82+10.68
Apagar49,29485,70-14,36
Retención laboralBalancearse+5,34
Elecciones generales de 1951 : Cannock [9] [10]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
LaborJennie Lee32,37966,87-1.04
Conservador y Nacional LiberalAlan Farrington16,04133.13+1.04
Mayoria16,33833,74-2,08
Apagar48,42083.12-2,58
Retención laboralBalancearse-1.04
Elecciones generales de 1955 : Cannock [11] [12]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
LaborJennie Lee26,67759,21-7,66
Nacional Liberal y ConservadorJohn HR Newey18,37940,79+7,66
Mayoria8.29818.42-15,32
Apagar45,05676,95-6,17
Retención laboralBalancearse-7,66
Elecciones generales de 1959 : Cannock [13] [14]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
LaborJennie Lee29,62456,85-2,36
Conservador y Nacional LiberalPhilip H. Lugg22,48543.15+2,36
Mayoria7.13913,70-4,72
Apagar52,10979,59+2.64
Retención laboralBalancearse-2,36

Elecciones en la década de 1960 [ editar ]

Elecciones generales de 1964 : Cannock [15] [16]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
LaborJennie Lee31,60857,53+0,68
ConservadorCharles John Prendergast Vereker23,33442,47-0,68
Mayoria8.27415.06+1,36
Apagar54,94276.15-3,44
Retención laboralBalancearse+0,68
Elecciones generales de 1966 : Cannock [17] [18]
FiestaCandidatoVotos%±%
LaborJennie Lee33,62159,81+2,28
ConservadorHarold R Elliston22,59440.19-2.28
Majority11,02719.62+4.56
Turnout56,21573.68-2.47
Labour holdSwing-2.28

Elections in the 1970s[edit]

General election 1970: Cannock[19]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativePatrick Cormack32,66551.2+11.0
LabourJennie Lee31,13648.8-11.0
Majority1,5292.40N/A
Turnout63,80170.84-2.84
Conservative gain from LabourSwing+11.01

In an analysis of the voting trends at the 1970 general election, published shortly after the event, political scientist Richard Rose claimed that Jennie Lee's defeat in Cannock was "the biggest upset" of the contest. Rose believed that a large expansion in the electorate in the constituency contributed towards the 10.7% Labour to Conservative swing, which was significantly higher than the national average.[20]

1970 notional result on 1974-1983 boundaries: Cannock
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Labour23,40062.23
Conservative14,20037.77
Majority9,20024.46
Turnout37,600
Labour holdSwing
General election February 1974: Cannock[21][1]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourGwilym Roberts23,86951.46-10.77
ConservativeRoger Douglas King12,80527.61-10.16
LiberalMichael Harry Windridge9,70920.93New
Majority11,06423.85-0.61
Turnout46,38382.70+11.86
Labour holdSwing
General election October 1974: Cannock[22][1]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourGwilym Roberts23,88755.54+4.08
ConservativeEric Grenville Hill11,66527.12-0.49
LiberalEric Freeman7,45917.34-3.59
Majority12,22228.42+0.57
Turnout43,01176.05-6.65
Labour holdSwing+2.28
General election 1979: Cannock[1]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourGwilym Roberts25,05052.76-2.78
ConservativeJ Vereker17,70437.28+10.16
LiberalPJ Davis4,7299.96-7.38
Majority7,34615.48-12.94
Turnout47,48379.79+3.76
Labour holdSwing-6.47

References[edit]

  • Leigh Rayment's Historical List of MPs – Constituencies beginning with "C" (part 2)
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  2. ^ a b c d e Craig, F.W.S., ed. (1969). British parliamentary election results 1918-1949. Glasgow: Political Reference Publications. p. 461. ISBN 0-900178-01-9.
  3. ^ The Liberal Year Book, 1931
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  22. ^ "UK General Election results October 1974". Politics Resources. Archived from the original on 3 March 2016. Retrieved 21 March 2016. CS1 maint: discouraged parameter (link)