The seventh election to Dagenham Urban District Council took place on 2 April 1932. Ratepayers' associations had become active in all wards of the district and put forward a full slate of candidates for the first time. They gained one additional councillor from the Labour Party.
Background In 1932 ten of the seats were up for re-election: Becontree Heath, 4 seats (out of 8), one of them a by-election caused by the resignation of A. Olive. Chadwell Heath, 2 seats (out of 5) Dagenham, 4 seats (out of 10)
Ratepayers' associations for the three wards met in January and agreed to offer a full slate of candidates in the election. In 1931 the Chadwell Heath Ratepayers' Association had helped to set up the associations in Becontree Heath and Dagenham wards.
Polling took place on 2 April 1932.
Results The results were as follows: Becontree Heath
Chadwell Heath
Dagenham
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