1972 Bahamian general election

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General elections were held in the Bahamas on 19 September 1972.[1] The result was a victory for the Progressive Liberal Party, which won 57.9% of the vote and 29 of the 38 seats.[2]

Results[]

PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Progressive Liberal Party29,62859.00290
Free National Movement19,73639.309+2
Commonwealth Labour Party2540.510New
Independents5981.190–1
Total50,216100.00380
Registered voters/turnout57,071
Source: Caribbean Elections

Elected MPs[]

Number Name Party District Ethnicity
1 Free National Movement Black
2 Progressive Liberal Party Black
3 Roland Symonette Free National Movement White
4 Progressive Liberal Party Black
5 Arthur Hanna Progressive Liberal Party Black
6 Progressive Liberal Party Black
7 Kendal Isaacs Free National Movement Black
8 Progressive Liberal Party Black
9 Progressive Liberal Party Black
10 Progressive Liberal Party Black
11 Progressive Liberal Party Black
12 Milo Butler Progressive Liberal Party Black
13 Progressive Liberal Party Black
14 Progressive Liberal Party Black
15 Progressive Liberal Party Black
16 George Mackey Progressive Liberal Party Black
17 Progressive Liberal Party Black
18 Clifford Darling Progressive Liberal Party Black
19 Progressive Liberal Party Black
20 Progressive Liberal Party Black
21 Progressive Liberal Party Black
22 Progressive Liberal Party Grand Bahama Black
23 Progressive Liberal Party Black
24 Progressive Liberal Party Black
25 Lynden Pindling Progressive Liberal Party Black
26 Progressive Liberal Party Black
27 Free National Movement Black
28 Free National Movement White
29 Free National Movement White
30 Progressive Liberal Party Black
31 Progressive Liberal Party Black
32 Progressive Liberal Party Cat Island Black
33 Progressive Liberal Party White
34 Progressive Liberal Party Black
35 Cyril Fountain Free National Movement White
36 Free National Movement White
37 Free National Movement Crooked Islands, Long Cay, & Acklins Black
38 Progressive Liberal Party Black
Source: Hughes

References[]

  1. ^ Dieter Nohlen (2005) Elections in the Americas: A data handbook, Volume I, p78 ISBN 978-0-19-928357-6
  2. ^ Colin A. Hughes (1981) Race and Politics in the Bahamas ISBN 978-0-312-66136-6
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