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The Louth by-election, 1920 was a by-election held on 3rd June 1920 for the British House of Commons constituency of Louth in Lincolnshire.
The seat had become vacant on the death on 28th April of the Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) Henry Langton Brackenbury. He had represented the constituency since the 1918 general election, and previously been Louth's MP from January 1910 to December 1910.
The Liberal candidate Thomas Wintringham, won the by-election, but died in office the following year, triggering another by-election which was won by his wife Margaret.
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| 1919 |
February: Liverpool West Derby • March: Leyton West • North Londonderry • Oxford University • Hull Central • April: Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire Central • May: East Antrim • July: Swansea East • Bothwell • Dublin University • August: Widnes • September: Pontefract • October: Manchester Rusholme • November: Chester-le-Street • Croydon South • Isle of Thanet • Plymouth Sutton • December: St Albans • Bromley • Spen Valley |
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| 1920 |
January: Ashton-under-Lyne • February: The Wrekin • Paisley • Horncastle • March: Argyll • Dartford • Stockport • Basingstoke • Camberwell North West • April: Northampton • Edinburgh North • Edinburgh South • Sunderland • June: Louth • Nelson and Colne • July: Ebbw Vale • South Norfolk • Woodbridge • September: Ilford • November: Hemel Hempstead • The Wrekin • Middleton and Prestwich • December: Abertillery • Rhondda West |
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| 1921 |
January: Hereford • Dover • February: Cardiganshire • March: Woolwich East • Dudley • Birmingham Moseley • Kirkcaldy Burghs • Penistone • Birmingham West • April: Taunton • Bristol West • Glasgow Pollok • East Dorset • Bewdley • Eddisbury • Bedford • Chichester • May: Hastings • Penrith and Cockermouth • Abingdon • Orkney and Shetland • June: Belfast Duncairn • Mid Antrim • North Down • West Down • July: Mid Down • Westminster St George's • Heywood and Radcliffe • Hertford • August: Caerphilly • Westminster Abbey • South Londonderry • September: Lewisham West • Louth • October: Westhoughton • November: Hornsey • December: Southwark South East |
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| 1922 |
January: Ludlow • January: Tamworth • January: South Londonderry • February: West Down • February: Manchester Clayton • February: Camberwell North • February: North Down • February: Bodmin • March: Wolverhampton West • March: Liverpool Exchange • March: Cambridge • March: Inverness • March: Chertsey • March: Leicester East • May: Wandsworth • May: City of London • June: North Londonderry • June: Newbury • June: Moray and Nairn • June: Banbury • June: Nottingham East • July: Gower • July: North Down • July: Pontypridd • August: Hackney South • October: Newport |
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