Conservative party data

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	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M
1	Year	Conservative male candidates	Conservative female candidates	C males elected	C females Elected	Labour male candidates	Labour female candidates	Lab males elected	Lab femalesElected	Liberal male candiates	Liberal female candidates	L males elected	L females elected

2	1945	545	14	196	1	562	41	372	21	286	20	11	1
3	1950	590	29	292	6	575	42	301	14	430	45	8	1
4	1951	592	25	315	6	576	41	284	11	98	11	6	0
5	1955	591	33	335	10	577	43	263	14	96	14	6	0
6	1959	597	28	353	12	585	36	245	13	200	16	6	0
7	1964	606	24	293	11	595	33	299	18	341	24	9	0
8	1966	608	21	246	7	592	30	345	19	291	20	12	0
9	1970	602	26	315	15	596	29	278	10	309	23	6	0
10	1974 Feb	590	33	288	9	583	40	288	13	477	40	14	0
11	1974 Oct	592	30	270	7	573	50	301	18	570	49	13	0
12	1979	591	31	331	8	571	52	258	11	525	52	11	0
13	1983	593	40	384	13	555	78	199	10	246	76	17	0
14	1987	587	46	359	17	541	92	208	21	528	105	20	2
15	1992	582	63	316	20	496	138	234	37	489	143	18	2
16	1997	581	67	152	13	485	154	317	101	517	122	41	5
17	2001	549	94	152	14	491	149	318	95	507	132	47	5
18	2005	512	118	181	17	461	166	257	98	484	142	52	10
19	2010	478	153	257	49	440	191	177	81	497	134	50	7
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22	Sources (Michael Hill - http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/poqu.2013.84.issue-1/issuetoc):
23	Dods' Parliamentary Companion 1998–2002; Lovenduski et al. (1994), 626; The Family Policy Studies Centre 1997; The Fawcett Society 2002; S. Childs, J. Lovenduski & R. Campbell (2005); Ashe et al. (2010).
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