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1997 Bahamian general election

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Politics of The Bahamas
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map Caribbean portal

General elections were held in the Bahamas on 14 March 1997.[1] The result was a victory for the Free National Movement, which won 34 of the 40 seats. Hubert Ingraham was sworn in for a second term as Prime Minister on 18 March.[2]

As of 2023, this is the most recent time that a Prime Minister has been re-elected for a second consecutive term in the Bahamas.

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Results

PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Free National Movement68,76657.7034+1
Progressive Liberal Party49,93241.906–10
Independents4750.400New
Total119,173100.0040–9
Valid votes119,17398.43
Invalid/blank votes1,9001.57
Total votes121,073100.00
Registered voters/turnout129,94693.17
Source: Caribbean Elections

Elected MPs

Number Name Party District Ethnicity
1 Sylvia Scriven Free National Movement New Providence East - St. Margaret Black
2 Pierre Dupuch Free National Movement New Providence East - Shirlea White
3 William Allen Free National Movement New Providence East - Montagu Black
4 Juanianne Dorsette Free National Movement New Providence East – Fox Hill Black
5 Janet Bostwick Free National Movement New Providence East - Yawmacraw Black
6 Lestor Turnquest Free National Movement New Providence East - Malcolm Creek Black
7 Carl Bethell Free National Movement New Providence East – Holy Cross Black
8 Zhivargo Laing Free National Movement New Providence West – Fort Charlotte Black
9 Watkins Floyd Free National Movement New Providence West - Delaporte Black
10 Anthony Rolle Free National Movement New Providence West - Carmichael Black
11 Frank Watson Free National Movement New Providence West – Adelaide Black
12 Dion Faulkes Free National Movement New Providence West – Blue Hills Black
13 Orville Turnquest Free National Movement New Providence West – Mt. Moriah Black
14 Gregory Williams Free National Movement New Providence West – Bain Town Black
15 Bradley Roberts Progressive Liberal Party New Providence South – Grants Town Black
16 Perry Christie Progressive Liberal Party New Providence South – Centreville Black
17 Cynthia A. Pratt Progressive Liberal Party New Providence South – St. Cecilia Black
18 Phillip Galanis Progressive Liberal Party New Providence South - Englerston Black
19 Algernon Allen Free National Movement New Providence South - Marathon Black
20 Italia Johnson Free National Movement New Providence South -Garden Hills Black
21 Theresa Moxey-Ingraham Free National Movement New Providence South – Golden Gates Black
22 Tennyson Wells Free National Movement New Providence South – Bamboo Town Black
23 Bernard Nottage Progressive Liberal Party New Providence South – Kennedy Black
24 Michael Smith Free National Movement New Providence South – South Beach Black
25 David Wallace Free National Movement Grand Bahama – West End & Bimini Black
26 Cornelius A. Smith Free National Movement Grand Bahama – Pine Ridge Black
27 Kenneth Russell Free National Movement Grand Bahama – High Rock Black
28 Lindy Russell Free National Movement Grand Bahama – Eight Mile Rock Black
29 Neko Grant Free National Movement Grand Bahama – Lucaya Black
30 David Thompson Free National Movement Grand Bahama – Marco City Black
31 Earl Deveaux Free National Movement Andros – North Andros & Berry Islands Black
32 Lynden Pindling Progressive Liberal Party Andros – South Andros & Mangrove Cay Black
33 Hubert Ingraham Free National Movement Abaco – North Abaco Black
34 Robert Sweeting Free National Movement Abaco – South Abaco White
35 Alvin Smith Free National Movement Eleuthera – North Eleuthera, Spanish Wells, & Harbour Island Black
36 Anthony Miller Free National Movement Eleuthera – South Eleuthera Black
37 James Miller Free National Movement Cat Island, San Salvador & Rum Cay Black
38 Elliot Lockheart Free National Movement Exuma – Exuma Black
39 James Knowles Free National Movement Long Island – Long & Ragged Island White
40 Vernon Symonette Free National Movement Mayaguana, Inagua, Crooked, Acklins, & Long Cay Islands Black
Source: Election Passport

References

  1. ^ Dieter Nohlen (2005) Elections in the Americas: A data handbook, Volume I, p78 ISBN 978-0-19-928357-6
  2. ^ Bahamas: Elections held in 1997 Inter-Parliamentary Union


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