Parliamentary Voters. (Hansard, 14 December 1911)

HC Deb 14 December 1911 vol 32 c2693W 2693W

§ Dr. CHAPPLE
asked the Home Secretary if he will give an estimate of the number of males and females of twenty-five years and over in the United Kingdom, excluding aliens, paupers, and other persons who are disqualified for enrolment as Parliamentary voters?

§ Mr. McKENNA
The estimated figures for the next five years are as follows:—

—— 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915. 1916.

Males aged 25 years and upwards^* 10,107,000 10,198,000 10,292,000 10,386,000 10,480,000

Females aged 25 years and upwards^* 11,319,000 11,420,000 11,522,000 11,625,000 11,729,000

Total 21,426,000 21,618,000 21,814,000 22,011,000 22,209,000

^* Exclusive of the estimated numbers of aliens, paupers, and other persons disqualified from voting.

——	1912.	1913.	1914.	1915.	1916.
Males aged 25 years and upwards^*	10,107,000	10,198,000	10,292,000	10,386,000	10,480,000
Females aged 25 years and upwards^*	11,319,000	11,420,000	11,522,000	11,625,000	11,729,000
Total	21,426,000	21,618,000	21,814,000	22,011,000	22,209,000
^* Exclusive of the estimated numbers of aliens, paupers, and other persons disqualified from voting.