The sitting Unionist member finished third and Harris re-gained the seat polling over 40% of the vote. Harris repeated his victory in 1923 when his Communist opponent ran as an official Labour Party candidate and in 1924 when that opponent once more ran as a Communist. The 1924 election was a very bad election for the Liberals nationwide but Harris's support had held up very well.
The sitting Unionist member placed third and Harris retook his seat with over 40% of the vote. In both 1923 and 1924, Harris repeated his victory despite a Communist opponent running as an official Labour Party candidate in 1923 and as a Communist in 1924. The 1924 election was detrimental to the Liberals nationwide but Harris's support remained strong.