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1922 Manchester Clayton by-election

UK parliamentary by-election


UK parliamentary by-election

FieldValue
election_name1922 Manchester Clayton by-election
typepresidential
countryUnited Kingdom
previous_electionManchester Clayton (UK Parliament constituency)#Elections in the 1910s
previous_year1918
next_electionManchester Clayton (UK Parliament constituency)#Elections in the 1920s
next_year1922
election_date18 February 1922
candidate1Sutton
image1[[File:John_Sutton_crop.jpg85px]]
party1Labour Party (UK)
popular_vote114,662
percentage157.05%
candidate2Flanagan
image2[[File:William_Flanagan.jpg85px]]
party2Unionist Party (UK)
popular_vote211,038
percentage242.94%
map_size250px
titleMP
posttitleSubsequent MP
before_electionHopkinson
before_partyUnionist Party (UK)
after_electionSutton
after_partyLabour Party (UK)

The 1922 Manchester Clayton by-election of 18 February 1922 was held after the death of the Conservative politician and Member of Parliament (MP) Edward Hopkinson. Labour took the seat in the by-election.

Candidates

  • William Henry Flanagan was the Conservative and Unionist candidate and was a Wadding and Wool Merchant.
  • John Edward Sutton was the Labour candidate and was a trade union official.

Result

References

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