Londonderry (Northern Ireland Parliament Constituency) - Elections Results

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1921 General Election: Londonderry (5 seats)
Party Candidate 1st Pref % Seat Count
Ulster Unionist Robert Newton Anderson 13,466 1 1
Sinn Féin Eoin MacNeill 11,866 2 1
Ulster Unionist Dehra Chichester 8,709 3 2
Ulster Unionist John Martin Mark 8,155 4 4
Nationalist (NI) George Leeke 6,298 5 6
Sinn Féin J. Walsh 4,020
Nationalist (NI) H. W. Shields 1,474
Turnout 86.9 N/A
1925 General Election: Londonderry (5 seats)
Party Candidate 1st Pref % Seat Count
Nationalist (NI) George Leeke 13,671 1 1
Ulster Unionist Robert Newton Anderson 12,085 2 1
Ulster Unionist John Martin Mark 8,804 3 1
Ulster Unionist Dehra Chichester 8,261 4 3
Irish Republican C. MacWhinney 5,546
Nationalist (NI) Basil McGuckin 1,973 5 5
Turnout 79.7 -7.2

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