Register of electors for Bucks, 1831

Winslow
Name		Abode	Voted for
Bowler	William	Winslow	Smith, Grenfell
Dover	John	Winslow	Chandos
Highton	Edward	Leicester	Smith, Grenfell
Jones	George	Winslow	Smith, Grenfell
Maydon	George	Winslow	Chandos
Mayne	Richard	Winslow	Smith, Grenfell
Morecraft	John	Wing	Smith, Grenfell
Preedy	Rev. James	Winslow	Smith, Grenfell

Winslow had remarkably few electors because you had to have freehold property, and nearly all property in Winslow was copyhold.

The candidates and overall result (the first two were elected) were:

9 May 1831	Marquis of Chandos	1594
	John Smith	1284
	Pascoe Grenfell	820

This was the first contested election for Bucks since 1784 (usually one Whig and one Tory was returned unopposed). Chandos, later 2nd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, stood as a Tory; Smith (brother of Lord Carrington) and Grenfell were Whigs who supported the Reform Bill. This was the last general election before the Reform Act changed the franchise.

For more on the constituency and this election see History of Parliament.