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Electoral performance

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This chart shows the electoral performance of the Conservative Party in general elections since 1835.[1][citation needed]

Election Votes Vote % Party leader Seats Outcome of election
1835 261,269 40.8% Sir Robert Peel
273 / 658
Whig majority
1837 379,694 48.3% Sir Robert Peel
314 / 658
Whig majority
1841 379,694 56.9% Sir Robert Peel
367 / 658
Conservative majority
1847 205,481 42.7% The Earl of Derby
325 / 656
Whig majority
1852 311,481 41.9% The Earl of Derby
330 / 654
Conservative majority
1857 239,712 34.0% The Earl of Derby
264 / 654
Whig majority
1859 193,232 34.3% The Earl of Derby
298 / 654
Whig majority
1865 346,035 40.5% The Earl of Derby
289 / 658
Liberal majority
1868 903,318 38.4% Benjamin Disraeli
271 / 658
Liberal majority
1874 1,091,708 44.3% Benjamin Disraeli
350 / 652
Conservative majority
1880 1,462,351 42.5% Benjamin Disraeli
237 / 652
Liberal majority
1885 2,020,927 43.5% Lord Salisbury
247 / 670
Liberal majority
1886 1,520,886 51.1% Lord Salisbury
394 / 670
Conservative–Liberal Unionist majority
1892 2,159,150 47.0% Lord Salisbury
313 / 670
Liberal majority
1895 1,894,772 49.0% Lord Salisbury
411 / 670
Conservative–Liberal Unionist majority
1900 1,767,958 50.3% Lord Salisbury
402 / 670
Conservative–Liberal Unionist majority
1906 2,422,071 43.4% Arthur Balfour
114 / 567
England, Scotland and Wales
25 / 670
Liberal Unionist Party
Standing in all 4 Home Nations
16 / 103
Irish Unionist Party (Ireland)
155 / 670
Liberal majority (124)
January 1910 3,104,407 46.8% Arthur Balfour
272 / 670
Liberal minority
December 1910 2,420,169 46.6% Arthur Balfour
271 / 670
Liberal minority
1918 3,472,738 33.3% Andrew Bonar Law
332 / 707
Coalition majority
Including 28 SUP
1922 5,294,465 38.5% Andrew Bonar Law
344 / 615
Conservative majority
Including 13 SUP
1923 5,286,159 38.0% Stanley Baldwin
258 / 625
Labour minority
Including 14 SUP
1924 7,418,983 46.8% Stanley Baldwin
412 / 615
Conservative majority
Including 24 SUP
1929 8,252,527 38.1% Stanley Baldwin
260 / 615
Labour minority
Including 20 SUP
1931 11,377,022 55.0% Stanley Baldwin
470 / 615
National Government
Including 48 SUP
1935 10,025,083 47.8% Stanley Baldwin
386 / 615
National Government
Including 35 SUP
1945 8,716,211 36.2% Winston Churchill
197 / 640
Labour majority
Including 24 SUP
1950 11,507,061 40.0% Winston Churchill
245 / 542
England and Wales
16 / 613
National Liberal Party
England, Scotland and Wales
26 / 71
Scottish Unionist Party (Scotland)
10 / 12
Ulster Unionist Party (Northern Ireland)
297 / 625
Labour majority (5) [2]
1951 13,724,418 48.0% Winston Churchill
263 / 542
England and Wales
19 / 613
National Liberal Party
England, Scotland and Wales
29 / 71
Scottish Unionist Party (Scotland)
9 / 12
Ulster Unionist Party (Northern Ireland)
321 / 625
Conservative majority (15)
1955 13,310,891 49.7% Anthony Eden
283 / 547
England and Wales
21 / 618
National Liberal Party
England, Scotland and Wales
30 / 71
Scottish Unionist Party (Scotland)
10 / 12
Ulster Unionist Party (Northern Ireland)
344 / 630
Conservative majority (60) [3]
1959 13,750,875 49.4% Harold Macmillan
308 / 547
England and Wales
20 / 618
National Liberal Party
England, Scotland and Wales
25 / 71
Scottish Unionist Party (Scotland)
12 / 12
Ulster Unionist Party (Northern Ireland)
365 / 630
Conservative majority (100)
1964 12,002,642 43.4% Alec Douglas Home
261 / 547
England and Wales
6 / 618
National Liberal Party
England, Scotland and Wales
24 / 71
Scottish Unionist Party (Scotland)
12 / 12
Ulster Unionist Party (Northern Ireland)
303 / 630
Labour majority (4) [4]
1966 11,418,455 41.9% Edward Heath
241 / 618
England, Scotland and Wales
3 / 618
National Liberal Party
England, Scotland and Wales
9 / 12
Ulster Unionist Party (Northern Ireland)
253 / 630
Labour majority (98)
1970 13,145,123 46.4% Edward Heath
322 / 618
England, Scotland and Wales
8 / 12
Ulster Unionist Party (Northern Ireland)
330 / 630
Conservative majority (30)
February 1974 11,872,180 37.9% Edward Heath
296 / 635
Labour minority (-32) [5]
October 1974 10,462,565 35.8% Edward Heath
276 / 635
Labour majority (3) [6]
1979 13,697,923 43.9% Margaret Thatcher
339 / 635
Conservative majority (43)
1983 13,012,316 42.4% Margaret Thatcher
397 / 650
Conservative majority (145)
1987 13,760,935 42.2% Margaret Thatcher
375 / 650
Conservative majority (102) [7]
1992 14,093,007 41.9% John Major
336 / 651
Conservative majority (21)
1997 9,600,943 30.7% John Major
165 / 659
Labour majority (179)
2001 8,357,615 31.7% William Hague
166 / 659
Labour majority (169)
2005 8,785,941 32.4% Michael Howard
198 / 646
Labour majority (70)
2010 10,704,647 36.1% David Cameron
306 / 650
Conservative–Lib Dems coalition (24) [8]
2015 11,334,920 36.9% David Cameron
330 / 650
Conservative majority (16) [9]
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Rugby tours

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Argentina

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Australia

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Canada

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Team Status of Match
Test Series
  Canada 3 Tests
Second XV
Canada A Tour Match
Provinces
  Alberta Tour Match
  British Columbia Tour Match
  Manitoba Tour Match
  New Brunswick Tour Match
  Newfoundland Tour Match
  Nova Scotia Tour Match
  Ontario Tour Match
  Prince Edward Island Tour Match
  Quebec Tour Match
  Saskatchewan Tour Match

Japan

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New Zealand

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Region Team Status of Match
Test Series
  New Zealand 3 Tests
Second XV
Junior All Blacks Tour Match
New Zealand Māori Tour Match
Regions of New Zealand (North Island)
Auckland Auckland Tour Match
Bay of Plenty Bay of Plenty Tour Match
Gisborne East Coast Tour Match
Hawke's Bay Hawke's Bay Tour Match
Manawatu-Wanganui Manawatu and Wanganui Tour Match
Northland Northland Tour Match
Taranaki Taranaki Tour Match
Waikato Waikato Tour Match
Wellington Region Wellington Tour Match
Regions of New Zealand (South Island)
Canterbury Canterbury Tour Match
Marlborough Tasman Tour Match
Nelson Tour Match
Otago Otago Tour Match
Southland Southland Tour Match
Tasman District Tasman Tour Match
West Coast West Coast Tour Match

South Africa

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Team Status of Match
Test Series
  South Africa 3 Tests
Additional Test Match
  Kenya Test Match
  Namibia Test Match
  Zimbabwe Test Match
Second XV
Junior Springboks Tour Match
Currie Cup Teams
Blue Bulls Tour Match
Boland Cavaliers Tour Match
Border Bulldogs Tour Match
Eastern Province Kings Tour Match
Falcons Tour Match
Free State Cheetahs Tour Match
Golden Lions Tour Match
Griffons Tour Match
Griquas Tour Match
Leopards Tour Match
Pumas Tour Match
Sharks Tour Match
SWD Eagles Tour Match
Western Province Tour Match

South Seas

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United States

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International Matches as Head Coach

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collapsible collapsed Note: World Rankings Column shows the World Ranking New Zealand was placed at on the following Monday after each of their matches

Matches (2004–2011)
Matches Date Opposition Venue Score
(NZ–Opponent)
Competition Captain World Ranking
2004
1 12 June England Carisbrook, Dunedin 36–12 England test series Tana Umaga 1st
2 19 June Eden Park, Auckland 36–3 1st
3 26 June Argentina Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 41–7 Mid-year test 1st
4 3 July Pacific Islanders North Harbour Stadium, Auckland 41–26 1st
5 17 July Australia Westpac Stadium, Wellington 16–7 Tri Nations Series 1st
6 24 July South Africa Lancaster Park, Christchurch 23–21 1st
7 7 August Australia Stadium Australia, Sydney 18–23 1st
8 21 August South Africa Ellis Park, Johannesburg 26–40 1st
9 13 November Italy Stadio Flaminio, Rome 59–10 End-of-year tour 1st
10 20 November Wales Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 26–25 Richie McCaw 1st
11 27 November France Stade de France, Paris 45–6 Tana Umaga 1st
2005
12 10 June Fiji North Harbour Stadium, Auckland 91–0 Mid-year test Tana Umaga 1st
13 25 June British and Irish Lions Lancaster Park, Christchurch 21–3 British Lions test series 1st?
14 2 July Westpac Stadium, Wellington 48–18 1st?
15 9 July Eden Park, Auckland 38–19 1st?
16 6 August South Africa Newlands, Cape Town 16–22 Tri Nations Series 1st
17 13 August Australia Stadium Australia, Sydney 30–13 1st
18 27 August South Africa Carisbrook, Dunedin 31–27 1st
19 24 July Australia Eden Park, Auckland 34–24 1st
20 5 November Wales Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 41–3 End-of-year tour 1st
21 12 November Ireland Lansdowne Road, Dublin 45–7 Richie McCaw 1st
22 19 November England Twickenham, London 23–19 Tana Umaga 1st
23 19 November Scotland Murrayfield, Edinburgh 29–10 1st
2006
24 10 June Ireland Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 34–23 Ireland test series Richie McCaw 1st
25 17 June Eden Park, Auckland 27–17 1st
26 24 June Argentina José Amalfitani Stadium, Buenos Aires 25–19 Mid-year test Jerry Collins 1st
27 8 July Australia Lancaster Park, Christchurch 32–12 Tri Nations Series Richie McCaw 1st
28 22 July South Africa Westpac Stadium, Wellington 35–17 1st
29 29 July Australia Lang Park, Brisbane 13–9 1st
30 19 August Eden Park, Auckland 34–27 1st
31 26 August South Africa Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria 46–25 1st
32 2 September Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg 20–21 1st
33 5 November England Twickenham, London 41–20 End-of-year tour 1st
34 11 November France Stade de Gerland, Lyon 47–3 1st
35 18 November Stade de France, Paris 23–11 1st
36 25 November Wales Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 45–10 1st
2007
37 2 June France Eden Park, Auckland 42–11 France test series Richie McCaw 1st
38 9 June Westpac Stadium, Wellington 61–10 1st
39 16 June Canada Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 64–13 Mid-year test Reuben Thorne 1st
40 23 June South Africa Kings Park Stadium, Durban 26–21 Tri Nations Series Richie McCaw 1st
41 30 June Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne 15–20 1st
42 14 July South Africa Lancaster Park, Christchurch 33–6 1st
43 21 July Australia Eden Park, Auckland 26–12 1st
44 8 September Italy Stade Vélodrome, Marseille 76–14 2007 Rugby World Cup 1st
45 15 September Portugal Stade de Gerland, Lyon 108–13 Jerry Collins 1st
46 23 September Scotland Murrayfield, Edinburgh 40–0 Richie McCaw 1st
47 29 September Romania Stadium Municipal, Toulouse 85–8 Jerry Collins 1st
48 6 October France Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 18–20 Richie McCaw 1st
2008
49 7 June Ireland Westpac Stadium, Wellington 21–11 Mid-year test Richie McCaw 2nd
50 14 June England Eden Park, Auckland 37–20 England test series 2nd
51 21 June Lancaster Park, Christchurch 44–12 2nd
52 5 July South Africa Westpac Stadium, Wellington 19–8 Tri Nations Series Rodney So'oialo 1st
53 12 July Carisbrook, Dunedin 28–30 2nd
54 26 July Australia Stadium Australia, Sydney 19–34 2nd
55 2 August Eden Park, Auckland 39–10 Richie McCaw 2nd
56 16 August South Africa Newlands, Cape Town 19–0 1st
57 3 September Samoa Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth 101–14 Mid-year test Rodney So'oialo 1st
58 13 September Australia Lang Park, Brisbane 28–24 Tri Nations Series Richie McCaw 1st
59 1 November Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong 19–14 End-of-year tour 1st
60 8 November Scotland Murrayfield, Edinburgh 32–6 Keven Mealamu 1st
61 15 November Ireland Croke Park, Dublin 22–3 Richie McCaw 1st
62 22 November Wales Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 29–9 1st
63 29 November England Twickenham, London 32–6 1st
2009
64 13 June France Carisbrook, Dunedin 22–27 France test series Mils Muliaina 1st
65 20 June Westpac Stadium, Wellington 14–10 1st
66 27 June Italy Lancaster Park, Christchurch 27–6 Mid-year test 1st
67 18 July Australia Eden Park, Auckland 22–16 Tri Nations Series Richie McCaw 1st
68 25 July South Africa Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein 19–28 2nd
69 1 August Kings Park Stadium, Durban 19–31 2nd
70 22 August Australia Stadium Australia, Sydney 19–18 2nd
71 12 September South Africa Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 29–32 2nd
72 19 September Australia Westpac Stadium, Wellington 33–6 2nd
73 31 October National Stadium, Tokyo 32–19 End-of-year tour 2nd
74 7 November Wales Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 19–12 2nd
75 14 November Italy San Siro, Milan 20–6 Rodney So'oialo 1st
76 21 November England Twickenham, London 19–6 Richie McCaw 1st
77 28 November France Stade Vélodrome, Marseille 39–12 1st
2010
78 12 June Ireland Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth 66–28 Mid-year test Richie McCaw 1st
79 19 June Wales Carisbrook, Dunedin 42–9 Wales test series 1st
80 26 June Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 29–10 1st
81 10 July South Africa Eden Park, Auckland 32–12 Tri Nations Series 1st
81 17 July Westpac Stadium, Wellington 31–17 1st
82 31 July Australia Docklands Stadium, Melbourne 49–28 1st
83 7 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch 20–10 1st
84 21 August South Africa FNB Stadium, Johannesburg 29–22 1st
85 11 September Australia Stadium Australia, Sydney 23–22 1st
86 30 October Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong 24–26 End-of-year tour 1st
87 6 November England Twickenham, London 26–16 1st
88 13 November Scotland Murrayfield, Edinburgh 49–3 1st
89 20 November Ireland Aviva Stadium, Dublin 38–18 1st
90 27 November Wales Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 37–25 1st
2011


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FFCCCC Loss Colour

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Record by country

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Opponent Played Won Drew Lost Win ratio (%) For Against
  Argentina 3 3 0 0 100 99 36
  Australia 24 19 0 5 079 615 419
  British and Irish Lions 3 3 0 0 100 107 40
  Canada 2 2 0 0 100 143 28
  England 9 9 0 0 100 294 114
  Fiji 2 2 0 0 100 151 14
  France 11 9 0 2 082 356 134
  Ireland 7 7 0 0 100 253 107
  Italy 4 4 0 0 100 182 36
  Japan 1 1 0 0 100 83 7
Pacific Islanders 1 1 0 0 100 41 26
  Portugal 1 1 0 0 100 108 13
  Romania 0 0 0 0 !
  Samoa 0 0 0 0 !
  Scotland 4 4 0 0 100 150 19
  South Africa 20 12 0 8 060 525 406
  Tonga 0 0 0 0 !
  Wales 8 8 0 0 100 268 103
TOTAL 103 88 0 15 085 3602 1534




|- align=center | align=left|  Georgia | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |100 | 43 | 10 |- align=center | align=left|  Japan | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |100 | 54 | 6 |- align=center | align=left|  Namibia | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |100 | 58 | 14 |- align=center | align=left|  Samoa | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |100 | 25 | 16 |- align=center | align=left|  Tonga | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |100 | 47 | 9 |- align=center | align=left|  United States | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |1 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |0 | style="text-align:center" |100 | 74 | 6

Honours

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  1. ^ "General Election Results 1885–1979". Election.demon.co.uk. Retrieved 13 April 2010.
  2. ^ Not including the Speaker who stood for Hexham
  3. ^ Not including the Speaker who stood for Cirencester and Tewkesbury
  4. ^ Not including the Speaker who stood for Cities of London and Westminster
  5. ^ Not including the Speaker who stood for Wirral
  6. ^ Not including the Speaker who stood for Wirral
  7. ^ Not including the Speaker who stood for Croydon North East
  8. ^ Not including the Speaker who stood for Buckingham
  9. ^ Not including the Speaker who stood for Buckingham