Elections Collection (page 4)

Mrs. Margaret Thatcher in Finchley during her election campaign. May 1983 P009157

Arthur Latham celebrates his narrow victory at Porchester Hall Queensway last night in the Paddington by Election with his wife and children Howard 12 years and Diana age 11 years

Winston Churchill makes a speech from the balcony following victory in his constituency of Woodford, Essex during the General Election

Jubilant Barbara Castle after hearing that her slim majority at Blackburn had been increased during the General Election. October 1959 P018703

Votes arriving in packets and cardboard boxes at the Electoral Reform Society H. Q
Votes arriving in packets and cardboard boxes at the Electoral Reform Society H.Q. in London brought from the miners in Northumberland by Mr Bill Crosby and Mr Bob Jackson. February 1974 P017754

Election 1950: Dispatching pamphlets and circulars from the Conservative Party headquarters at Abbey House, Victoria-street, London. February 1950 P018711

1950 Election Mr and Mrs Herbert Morrision outside the polling station before casting their votes. February P018716

General Election Sir Alec Douglas Home makes a speech at Bellevue. October 1964 P018730

Richard Gott, an independent candidate in the Hull-North by-election pictured in a phone box listening to the Dial Your Candidate service. January 1966 P018722

General Election 1951: The Labour candidate for Harrogate, Mr. Christopher Sewell, 23, is being assisted in his election campaign by his fiance, 23 yr old Miss Peggy Morris, a nurse from Carmathen

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morrison photographed after casting their votes in the East Woolwich constituency today during the General Election. They are leaving the Polling Station at Roper St. Eltham

General Election 1966: Crowds in Trafalgar Square, London watching the election results on a giant television screen. March 1966 P018735

Harold Wilson speaking at the labour partys presentation of their election manifesto at Transport House. March 1966 P018737

Mr. Kenneth Baker the Conservative candidate and his wife (on his right) acknowledge the cheers of the crowds outside the Acton Town Hall after the result of his win was announced on Thursday night

General Election 1950: Too young to vote and not old enough to care, these babies were only interested in when Mummy was coming out from casting her vote at Chelsea Town Hall today

Mr. and Mrs. Clement Attlee and his daughters were out early this morning in a last minute round-up of Mr. Attlees constituency

These lads and lassies carrying banners, shouting slogans and bearing torches to which the sum total adds up to Faith - Hope - Charity

A police escort surrounds controversial Tory candidate Enoch Powell when he arrived to make an election speech at Wembley, Middlesex. June 1970 P018745

Britains Constitutional Crisis. The General Election, expected to provide answers to Britains economic chaos, has plunged the country into a political crisis instead

Election 1951: Aneurin Bevan leaving the Liverpool stadium after his speech, followed by Mr. Harold Wilson (with pipe). October 1951 P018714

General Election 1950: A pre-election thanksgiving service was held at St. Pauls Cathedral this morning which members of the Government attended. L to R. Herbert Morrison, Mr

Crowd scenes in Traflagar Square as they await the outcome of the General Election. February 1950 P018713

Election 1959 Old folk turn out to vote at Salford Polling station October 1959 P018695

General Election 1950. Youngest member of the 3, 000 crowd which gathered in Albert Square, Manchester, an hour before the results were due, was 4-years-old Nadine Lilley, of George Street, Hulme

General Elections 1951: Crowd of thousands jam Trafalgar square to see the Daily Mail Polling result chart on top of The Canadian Pacific Building, which is flashed on a huge screen

General Election 1945: Scene outside the Central Hall Westminster at the Labour Partys Victory Rally. July 1945 P018662

General Election 1950. Britain votes today. Prime Minister Clement Attlee, with supporters outside the polling booth at Walthamstow, his own constituency February 1950. P018707

Mr. Morgan Phillips (left) with Mr. R. T Windle, national agent for Labour Party
Mr. Morgan Phillips (left) with Mr. R.T Windle, national agent for Labour Party discussing at morning conference details for the days work. January 1950 P018672

General Election: Sir Stafford Cripps, with Lady Cripps, in the Committee room at West Bristol, where he retained his seat for Labour. February 1950 P018689

Mr. Jo Grimond the Liberal leader and Mrs. Millward, the Liberal candidate in the Hull-North by-election pictured on Hull Station. January 1966 P018726

Hull-North labour candidate Kevin McNamara under a picture of Harold Wilson. January 1966 P018721

General Electiion 1964. Sir Alec Douglas Home tours Kent. Sir Alec addressing a meeting. September 1964 P018732

General Election 1950. Labour can afford to defy old superstitions. John Thatcher (lower) and George Nash, sign writers, have a chat with Herbert from aloft when he left the Labour Committee Rooms

General Election 1950. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Attlee looking through the voters list as the polls closed at Walthamstow tonight. February 1950 P018686

Presenting the two candidates and the entire electorate of the village of Bittesby. A hundred per cent, poll is expected in the Bittesby election. After all, each vote is vital. All eleven of them

Cheers in the rain. Thousands jammed Trafalgar-square as the rain poured down last night (Thursday 15-10-64) and, within sight of Parliament, watched the parties battling for control of the country

General Election 1950: Sir Stafford Cripps with his followers after he won his victory at West Bristol. February 1950 P018674

Stars help the Liberals. As the General Election campaign hots up on the run in to polling day, February 28, the most significant factor to emerge from the many opinion polls is the massive new

Wendy Phillips and Peter Brierley meet Hugh Gaitskell during the General Election campaign. October 1959 P018696

Dr. Edith Summerskill was re-elected by her constituency Fulham West during the General Election. Here she is photographed outside the polling station being cheered by the crowds. October 1951 P018705

General Election 1966: George Brown and Hull-North candidate for Labour, Kevin McNamara. January 1966 P018739

Conservative leader Sir Alec Douglas Home tours Kent during the 1964 General Election Campaign. Crowds at a meeting. September 1964 P018741

General Election 1950. Crowds in Albert Square Manchester receiving the news that Labour had retained its seat in Salford. (West). February 1950 P018673

Mr. Herbert Morrison chats with housewife and baby Allen from Forest Hill who was standing by a bus queue when the Foreign Minister arrived at Lewisham Town Hall to submit his nomination papers

General Election 1964. Leader of the Conservative Party Sir Alec Douglas Home addressing a meeting as he tours Kent on the election campaign. September 1964 P018724

General Election: James Anthony Luck, aged 3 years Paddington, has his own ideas about to spread voting news. February 1950 P018691

Conservative party leader Edward Heath speaking at an election meeting at South Croydon. June 1970 P018746

General Election. This evening as the last election returns showed that the Labour Party had been run almost to a dead heat by their Conservative opponents

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