National Front (UK) election results

Summary of general election performance By-elections, 1967–70 ---- ===General election, 18 June 1970=== ---- By-elections, 1970–74 ---- ===General elections, 28 February and 10 October 1974=== • Newham S 1974 by election, see below ---- By-elections, 1974–79 ---- ===General election, 3 May 1979=== ---- By-elections, 1980–83 ---- ===General election, 9 June 1983=== ---- By-elections, 1984–87 ---- ===General election, 11 June 1987=== In the late 1980s, the NF split into the Flag Group and the Official National Front. The latter stood no candidates whereas the former only stood one in Bristol East as an 'Independent NF'. ---- By-elections, 1987–92 ---- ===General election, 9 April 1992=== ---- By-elections, 1992–97 ---- ===General election, 1 May 1997=== ---- By-elections, 1997–2001 ---- ===General election, 7 June 2001=== ---- By-elections, 2001–2005 ---- ===General election, 5 May 2005=== ---- By-elections, 2005–2010 ---- ===General election, 6 May 2010=== Although the NF had planned to stand 25 candidates, in the event it fielded only 17. The NF did not compete in Northern Ireland and instead encouraged supporters there to support the Traditional Unionist Voice. By-elections, 2010–2015 ===General election, 7 May 2015=== ---- By-elections, 2015–2017 ==Scottish Parliament==

In UK parliamentary elections, the NF has only ever contested 3 Scottish constituencies: Glasgow Govan (October 1974), Glasgow Pollok (1979) and the 1980 Glasgow Central by-election. The NF stood for the first time ever in the 2011 Scottish Parliamentary elections by fielding 6 candidates - 1 for the North East region and 5 (3 of whom stood for the North East region too) for the constituencies. It failed to save any deposits or win any seats and achieved between 0.8% and 1.6% of the vote in the constituencies it contested (0.08% of the nationwide vote). ===Scottish Parliament election, 5 May 2011=== Source: BBC News By-election ===Scottish Parliament election, 5 May 2016=== Source: BBC News ==London Assembly==

===London Assembly election, 1 May 2008=== Source: BBC News ===London Assembly election, 3 May 2012=== Source: BBC News == European Parliament elections ==

The National Front stood in the 1989 and 1994 European elections but has not stood in European elections since as it feels that standing in them is endorsing them. === 1989 European Parliament election === === 1994 European Parliament election === == See also==