Chichester by-election, 1969

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The Chichester by-election of 22 May 1969 was held following the death of Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) Walter Loveys. The seat was retained by the Conservatives.^[1]^[2]

Results

General Election 1966: Chichester
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Conservative	Walter Loveys	31,358	57.16
	Labour	DJ Burnett	13,784	25.13
	Liberal	PJ Collins	9,714	17.71
Majority			17,574	32.04
Turnout			54,856	73.19
	Conservative hold		Swing

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1966	July: Carmarthen

1967	March: Glasgow Pollok Nuneaton Rhondda West Honiton April: Brierley Hill September: Cambridge Walthamstow West November: Hamilton Leicester South West Manchester Gorton West Derbyshire

1968	March: Kensington South Acton Dudley Meriden Warwick and Leamington June: Oldham West Sheffield Brightside Nelson and Colne July: Caerphilly October: Bassetlaw November: New Forest

1969	March: Brighton Pavilion Walthamstow East Weston-super-Mare April: Mid Ulster May: Chichester June: Birmingham Ladywood October: Glasgow Gorbals Islington North Newcastle-under-Lyme Paddington North Swindon December: Louth Wellingborough

1970	March: Bridgwater South Ayrshire

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