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The number of Labour MP's elected to the House of Commons started in 1895 when the Independent Labour Party got representation within the Commons. However, the Labour Party started its electoral campaign in 1900. The number of Labour MP's increased usually at the expense of the Liberal Party.
1900: 2
1906: 29
1910 January: 40
1910 December: 42
1918: 57
1922: 142
1923: 191
1924: 151
1929: 287
1931: 52
1935: 154
1945: 393
1950: 315
1951: 295
1955: 277
1959: 258
1964: 317
1966: 364
1970: 288
1974 February: 301
1974 October: 319
1979: 269
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