1950 General Election - Parties

Voting: Thursday, 23 February 1950

There are 32 parties.

1. Anti-Partition (4 elections)
2. Christian Democrat (1 election)
3. Communist (100 elections)
4. Conservative (498 elections)
5. Conservative and National Liberal (26 elections)
6. Independent (6 elections)
7. Independent Conservative (4 elections)
8. Independent Labour (6 elections)
9. Independent Labour Party (5 elections)
10. Independent Liberal (1 election)
11. Independent Republican (2 elections)
12. Independent Scottish Nationalist (1 election)
13. Independent Welsh Nationalist (1 election)
14. Irish Labour (2 elections)
15. Labour (576 elections)
16. Labour Co-op (35 elections)
17. Liberal (475 elections)
18. Nationalist Party of Northern Ireland (1 election)
19. National Liberal (3 elections)
20. National Liberal and Conservative (25 elections)
21. NI Labour (5 elections)
22. Plaid Cymru (8 elections)
23. Scottish Home Rule (2 elections)
24. Scottish Self-Government (1 election)
25. Scottish Unionist (58 elections)
26. Sinn Féin (1 election)
27. SNP (4 elections)
28. Social Credit (1 election)
29. Socialist (GB) (2 elections)
30. Speaker (1 election)
31. United Socialist Movement (1 election)
32. UUP (12 elections)