The number of people who voted for the Liberal Party declined greatly between 1900 to 1979 so that by 1979, the Liberal Party played a marginal part in British politics.
1900: 1,572,323 votes
1906: 2,751,057 votes
1910 January: 2,866,157 votes
1910 December: 2,293,869 votes
1918: Coalition Liberals = 1,396,590 votes
Liberal Party = 1,388,784 votes
1922: Liberal Party = 2,668,143 votes
National Liberals = 1,471,317 votes
1923: 4,301,481 votes
1924: 2,928,737 votes
1929: 5,308,738 votes
1931: National Liberals = 809,302 votes
Independent Liberals = 103,528 votes
1935: National Liberals = 866,354 votes
Liberal Party = 1,443,093 votes
1945: 2,252,430 votes
1950: 2,621,487 votes
1951: 730,546 votes
1955: 722 votes
1959: 1,640,760 votes
1964: 3,099,283 votes
1966: 2,327,457 votes
1970: 2,117,035 votes
1974 January: 6,059,519 votes
1974 October: 5,346,704 votes
1979: 4,313,804 votes
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