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1957 Bristol West by-election

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Robert Cooke kept the seat in the Conservative column but suffered a substantial reduction in the majority, which fell from 22,001 to 14,162. Labour retained almost all of their 1955 vote. Cooke became the
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By-elections to the Parliament of the United Kingdom in Bristol constituencies
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by-election
House of Commons
Bristol West
Conservative Party
Member of Parliament
Sir Walter Monckton
previous byelection
Conservative Party
Robert Cooke
Oxford University Conservative Association
Bristol
Bristol South East
1955 general election
Labour Party
William Rodgers
Fabian Society
Liberal Party
Baby of the House
1979 general election
Stockton-on-Tees
1962 byelection
Conservative
Robert Cooke
Labour
William Rodgers
Turnout
Conservative
Swing
List of United Kingdom by-elections (1950–1979)
"1957 By Election Results"

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