35th Parliament (1929–1931)

1. ^^abcAn uncontested by-election. The Guildford by-election was initially contested but on 25 August the Liberal candidate withdrew, in light of the changed political situation due to the formation of theNational Government the previous day.
2. ^^abcdRetained at the1931 general election.
3. ^Sunderland was a two member constituency. Both MPs were won by Labour in the1929 general election and by the Conservatives in the1931 general election.
4. ^Taylor joined the Conservative Party in 1931, holding the seat at the1931 general election.
5. ^A rare case of a gain in an unopposed election. O'Connor had anad hoc group of supporters in the constituency who helped his campaign at election times, and Logan had been extensively involved in the Irish nationalist movement in his youth.
6. ^Preston was a two member constituency. Jowitt was appointedAttorney General of England and Wales in the Labour government and opted to seek re-election in his new party colours. In 1931 he became aNational Labour MP but did not recontest Preston in the1931 general election as he could not secure the withdrawal of Conservative candidates supporting theNational Government who took both seats.

34th Parliament (1924–1929)

1. ^^{abcdefghijklmn}Gain retained at the1929 general election.
2. ^An uncontested election.
3. ^^abGain not retained at the1929 general election.
4. ^Prior to his elevation toSpeaker of the House of Commons,John Henry Whitley had been aLiberal MP.
5. ^Alfred Mond was elected in the1924 general election as aLiberal but moved to theConservative Party in Parliament. The Liberals retook his seat in the by-election but lost it toLabour in the1929 general election.
6. ^Haden-Guest left theLabour Party and sought re-election as aConstitutionalist, but the seat was gained by theLiberals. In the1929 general election the seat was regained by theLabour Party.
7. ^TheCombined English Universities was a two-member constituency. In the1924 general election it elected oneConservative and oneLiberal. The Conservatives gained the Liberal seat but in the1929 general election the two seats were won by one Conservative and one Independent (Eleanor Rathbone).
8. ^An uncontested election.
9. ^Stockport was a two member constituency. In the1924 general election it elected twoConservative MPs. One seat was lost to theLabour Party in the 1926 by-election. In the1929 general election the Conservative and Labour Parties won one seat apiece.

33rd Parliament (1923–1924)

1. ^^abcGain retained at the1924 general election.
2. ^An uncontested by-election.

32nd Parliament (1922–1923)

1. ^^abcdeGain retained at the1923 general election.
2. ^Gain not retained at the 1923 general election.

31st Parliament (1919–1922)