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The '''next Ibaglian general election''' must take place before January 2012.
The '''2011 General Election''' was held on 25 August 2011. Members of the [[House of Commons]] in the [[16th Parliament]] were elected.
 
==Date==
 
The [[15th Parliament]] expires on 4 December 2011, five years after its first meeting. The election for the members of the [[House of Commons]] in the [[16th Parliament]] must take place between 20 and 30 working days after the dissolution of the 15th Parliament. The latest possible date for an election is therefore 13 January 2012, a Friday, although elections are traditionally held on Thursdays.


==Opinion polling==
==Opinion polling==
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|19%
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|[[Ibaglian Broadcasting Corporation|IBC]]
|15 June 2011
|39%
|5%
|44%
|2%
|10%
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|[[Ibaglian Broadcasting Corporation|IBC]]
|21 July 2011
|38%
|6%
|40%
|3%
|13%
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|[[Thistledowne University|Thistledowne]]
|25 July 2011
|40%
|5%
|37%
|4%
|14%
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|[[Ibaglian Broadcasting Corporation|IBC]]
|28 July 2011
|39%
|6%
|41%
|4%
|10%
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|[[Ibaglian Broadcasting Corporation|IBC]]
|4 August 2011
|41%
|3%
|42%
|4%
|10%
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|[[Thistledowne University|Thistledowne]]
|8 August 2011
|43%
|3%
|42%
|1%
|12%
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|[[Ibaglian Broadcasting Corporation|IBC]]
|11 August 2011
|42%
|4%
|37%
|3%
|14%
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|[[Ibaglian Broadcasting Corporation|IBC]]
|18 August 2011
|39%
|4%
|41%
|1%
|15%
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==Results==
{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!colspan="2"|Party
!Percentage
!Seats
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/con}}|
| [[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
| 42.9%
| 24
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/lib}}|
| [[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
| 48.5%
| 35
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/grn}}|
| [[Green Party|Green]]
| 6.7%
| 0
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/ina}}|
| [[Ibaglian National Action Party|Ibaglian National Action]]
| 1.1%
| 0
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/mar}}|
| [[Marijuana Party|Marijuana]]
| 0.1%
| 0
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/rst}}|
| [[Ropu Sa'olotoga]]
| 0.01%
| 1
|-
|bgcolor={{Colour/seat/ind}}|
| Independent candidates
| 0.7%
| 0
|}
|}


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{|class="toccolours" border="1" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
!rowspan="2"|Electoral district
!rowspan="2"|Electoral district
!colspan="6"|Candidates
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!bgcolor={{Colour/chart/con}} colspan="2"|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
!bgcolor={{Colour/chart/grn}} colspan="2"|[[Green Party|Green]]
!bgcolor={{Colour/chart/ina}} colspan="2"|[[Ibaglian National Action Party|INAP]]
!bgcolor={{Colour/chart/lib}} colspan="2"|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
! colspan="2"|Other
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|[[Addington and Greymouth (electoral district)|Addington and Greymouth]]
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|[[Nakira Churchill]]
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|Fiona Randall
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|None
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|Faye Cattenach
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|[[Avon and Selkirk (electoral district)|Avon and Selkirk]]
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|[[Axebury and Blanchet (electoral district)|Axebury and Blanchet]]
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|[[Whetu Ariki]] ([[Ropu Sa'olotoga]])
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|[[Balfour and Holborn (electoral district)|Balfour and Holborn]]
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|[[Bayview (electoral district)|Bayview]]
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|[[Beaumont (electoral district)|Beaumont]]
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|[[Matthew McDaniels]]
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|[[Berwick and Kenilworth (electoral district)|Berwick and Kenilworth]]
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|[[Bexley and Grafton (electoral district)|Bexley and Grafton]]
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|[[Bolton (electoral district)|Bolton]]
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|[[Cambridge and Kingsport (electoral district)|Cambridge and Kingsport]]
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|[[Helen Bannister]]
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|Jacob Wagner
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|None
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|Jennifer Grantz
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|[[Central Crofton (electoral district)|Central Crofton]]
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|[[Raymond Litchfield]]
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|[[Central Loygre (electoral district)|Central Loygre]]
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|[[Chesterford (electoral district)|Chesterford]]
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|Aaron Cameron
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|Harriet Bowles
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|David McTeague
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|Rt. Hon. Sir [[Jeremy Cannon]]†
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|[[Colborne (electoral district)|Colborne]]
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|[[Colltik Bridge (electoral district)|Colltik Bridge]]
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|Hon. [[Péricles Maranhão Neto]]†
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|[[Crofton-Uxbridge (electoral district)|Crofton-Uxbridge]]
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|[[Derby and Fleet (electoral district)|Derby and Fleet]]
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|[[Douglas and Swansea (electoral district)|Douglas and Swansea]]
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|Rt. Hon [[Amelia Pietersen]]†
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|Alexandra Baldwin
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|Brandon Scott
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|Mason Holloway
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|Gilbert Trent (Marijuana)<br>Olivia Fukuoka (ind.)
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|[[Durham and Ferris (electoral district)|Durham and Ferris]]
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|[[East Orange (electoral district)|East Orange]]
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|[[Erasmus Point (electoral district)|Erasmus Point]]
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|[[Exeter Central (electoral district)|Exeter Central]]
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|Dan Kirkbridge
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|Tom O'Brian
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|None
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|[[Richard LeVeque]]
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|None
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|[[Exeter Gate (electoral district)|Exeter Gate]]
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|Bill Emswiler
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|Rachel Fowler
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|None
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|[[Amy Pfeiffer]]
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|None
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|[[Exeter-Glencoe (electoral district)|Exeter-Glencoe]]
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|Hon. [[Vincent Craddock]]
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|[[Exeter-Kingsway (electoral district)|Exeter-Kingsway]]
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|[[Exeter-Ridge (electoral district)|Exeter-Ridge]]
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!bgcolor={{Colour/chart/con}}|[[Conservative Party|Conservative]]
|[[Exeter South (electoral district)|Exeter South]]
!bgcolor={{Colour/chart/grn}}|[[Green Party|Green]]
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!bgcolor={{Colour/chart/ina}}|[[Ibaglian National Action Party|INAP]]
|Rt. Hon Sir [[Brian Rodney]]† (speaker)
!bgcolor={{Colour/chart/lib}}|[[Liberal Party|Liberal]]
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!Other
|None
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|[[Grimsby and Needham (electoral district)|Grimsby and Needham]]
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|[[Hampton (electoral district)|Hampton]]
|[[Hampton (electoral district)|Hampton]]
|Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]]
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|Rt. Hon. Sir [[Marcus Smallegan]]†
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|[[Haphonia-Braemar (electoral district)|Haphonia-Braemar]]
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|[[Haphonia-East Branch (electoral district)|Haphonia-East Branch]]
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|[[Haphonia Gore (electoral district)|Haphonia Gore]]
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|[[Haphonia-Governor's Park (electoral district)|Haphonia-Governor's Park]]
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|[[Haphonia Marches (electoral district)|Haphonia Marches]]
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|[[Kendrick Matusiak]]†
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|Charlotte Porter
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|None
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|Dominic Burrows
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|None
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|[[Haphonia-Point Williams (electoral district)|Haphonia-Point Williams]]
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|[[Haphonia-St. Edward's (electoral district)|Haphonia-St. Edward's]]
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|Edward Knowles
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|Sally Combs
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|John Riskold
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|Rt. Hon. [[Roger Pollack]]†
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|Gillian Lee (Marijuana)<br>Wilson Samuels (Ind.)<br>Dale Young (Ind.)
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|[[Haverhill and Oswestry (electoral district)|Haverhill and Oswestry]]
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|[[Inverness (electoral district)|Inverness]]
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|[[Kensington-Royal Arbor-New Windsor (electoral district)|Kensington-Royal Arbor-New Windsor]]
|[[Kensington-Royal Arbor-New Windsor (electoral district)|Kensington-Royal Arbor-New Windsor]]
|Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]]
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|Rt. Hon. Sir [[Erik Barnes]]†
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|Alan Finsberg
|Alan Finsberg
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|Warren Jacobs
|Warren Jacobs
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|[[John DeLaney]]
|[[John DeLaney]]
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|[[Kettering and Maidenhead (electoral district)|Kettering and Maidenhead]]
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|[[Kinghorn-Guelph-Bristol (electoral district)|Kinghorn-Guelph-Bristol]]
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|[[Linlithgow (electoral district)|Linlithgow]]
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|[[Loygre-Canelands (electoral district)|Loygre-Canelands]]
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|Paul Marklin
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|[[Loygre Docks (electoral district)|Loygre Docks]]
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|[[Marcaster (electoral district)|Marcaster]]
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|[[Markham (electoral district)|Markham]]
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|[[Port Severn (electoral district)|Port Severn]]
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|[[Portsmouth and New Torquay (electoral district)|Portsmouth and New Torquay]]
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|[[Queensgate (electoral district)|Queensgate]]
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|Renee Jones
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|Thomas Ringen
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|Alan Tolberd
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|[[Grace Dillon]]
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|[[Richmond and Acton (electoral district)|Richmond and Acton]]
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|[[Salderham (electoral district)|Salderham]]
|[[Salderham (electoral district)|Salderham]]
|Rt. Hon. [[Robert Clarke]]
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|Rt. Hon. [[Robert Clarke]]†
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|Alex Forbes
|Alex Forbes
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|Jacob Black
|Jacob Black
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|Jennifer Pratt
|Jennifer Pratt
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|Chloe Vallenta (Marijuana)<br>Richard Frieze (ind.)
|Chloe Vallenta (Marijuana)<br>Richard Frieze (ind.)
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|[[Selby (electoral district)|Selby]]
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|[[St. George (electoral district)|St. George]]
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|Benjamin Carroll
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|Megan Hanson
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|None
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|[[Anthony Gaskill]]†
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|[[Sterling and Brighton (electoral district)|Sterling and Brighton]]
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|[[Thistledowne (electoral district)|Thistledowne]]
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|[[Trenton and Scarborough (electoral district)|Trenton and Scarborough]]
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|[[Victoria (electoral district)|Victoria]]
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|[[Erik Neyman]]
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|[[Matareka Rewa]] ([[Ropu Sa'olotoga]])
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|[[Wellington (electoral district)|Wellington]]
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|[[West Orange (electoral district)|West Orange]]
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*[[Gilbert Donaldson]] (Conservative)
*[[Gilbert Donaldson]] (Conservative)
*[[John Goodwin]] (Conservative)
*[[Robert Hart]] (Conservative)
*[[Jacob Michael]] (Liberal)


{{Elections}}
{{Elections}}


[[Category:General Elections]]
[[Category:General Elections]]

Latest revision as of 06:02, 16 October 2012

The 2011 General Election was held on 25 August 2011. Members of the House of Commons in the 16th Parliament were elected.

Opinion polling

Firm Date Conservative Green Liberal Other Undecided Margin of error
IBC 1 February 2011 39% 7% 37% 2% 15%
Thistledowne 20 February 2011 43% 5% 32% 3% 17%
IBC 18 March 2011 39% 4% 38% 2% 17%
IBC 5 May 2011 32% 6% 41% 2% 19%
IBC 15 June 2011 39% 5% 44% 2% 10%
IBC 21 July 2011 38% 6% 40% 3% 13%
Thistledowne 25 July 2011 40% 5% 37% 4% 14%
IBC 28 July 2011 39% 6% 41% 4% 10%
IBC 4 August 2011 41% 3% 42% 4% 10%
Thistledowne 8 August 2011 43% 3% 42% 1% 12%
IBC 11 August 2011 42% 4% 37% 3% 14%
IBC 18 August 2011 39% 4% 41% 1% 15%

Results

Party Percentage Seats
Conservative 42.9% 24
Liberal 48.5% 35
Green 6.7% 0
Ibaglian National Action 1.1% 0
Marijuana 0.1% 0
Ropu Sa'olotoga 0.01% 1
Independent candidates 0.7% 0

Candidates

Electoral district Candidates
Conservative Green INAP Liberal Other
Addington and Greymouth Nakira Churchill Fiona Randall None Faye Cattenach
Avon and Selkirk
Axebury and Blanchet Whetu Ariki (Ropu Sa'olotoga)
Balfour and Holborn
Bayview
Beaumont Matthew McDaniels
Berwick and Kenilworth
Bexley and Grafton
Bolton
Cambridge and Kingsport Helen Bannister Jacob Wagner None Jennifer Grantz
Central Crofton Raymond Litchfield
Central Loygre
Chesterford Aaron Cameron Harriet Bowles David McTeague Rt. Hon. Sir Jeremy Cannon†
Colborne
Colltik Bridge ? ? ? Hon. Péricles Maranhão Neto†
Crofton-Uxbridge
Derby and Fleet
Douglas and Swansea Rt. Hon Amelia Pietersen† Alexandra Baldwin Brandon Scott Mason Holloway Gilbert Trent (Marijuana)
Olivia Fukuoka (ind.)
Durham and Ferris
East Orange
Erasmus Point
Exeter Central Dan Kirkbridge Tom O'Brian None Richard LeVeque None
Exeter Gate Bill Emswiler Rachel Fowler None Amy Pfeiffer None
Exeter-Glencoe Hon. Vincent Craddock
Exeter-Kingsway
Exeter-Ridge
Exeter-Salisbury
Exeter South Rt. Hon Sir Brian Rodney† (speaker) None None None None
Grimsby and Needham
Hampton Rt. Hon. Sir Marcus Smallegan† ? ? ?
Haphonia-Braemar
Haphonia-East Branch
Haphonia Gore
Haphonia-Governor's Park
Haphonia Marches Kendrick Matusiak† Charlotte Porter None Dominic Burrows None
Haphonia-Point Williams
Haphonia-St. Edward's Edward Knowles Sally Combs John Riskold Rt. Hon. Roger Pollack† Gillian Lee (Marijuana)
Wilson Samuels (Ind.)
Dale Young (Ind.)
Haverhill and Oswestry
Inverness
Kensington-Royal Arbor-New Windsor Rt. Hon. Sir Erik Barnes† Alan Finsberg Warren Jacobs John DeLaney
Kettering and Maidenhead
Kinghorn-Guelph-Bristol
Linlithgow
Loygre-Canelands Paul Marklin
Loygre Docks
Marcaster
Markham
Port Severn
Portsmouth and New Torquay
Queensgate Renee Jones Thomas Ringen Alan Tolberd Grace Dillon
Richmond and Acton
Salderham Rt. Hon. Robert Clarke† Alex Forbes Jacob Black Jennifer Pratt Chloe Vallenta (Marijuana)
Richard Frieze (ind.)
Selby
St. George Benjamin Carroll Megan Hanson None Anthony Gaskill† None
Sterling and Brighton
Thistledowne
Trenton and Scarborough
Victoria Erik Neyman Matareka Rewa (Ropu Sa'olotoga)
Wellington
West Orange

Electoral Districts

  1. Addington and Greymouth
  2. Avon and Selkirk
  3. Axebury and Blanchet
  4. Balfour and Holborn
  5. Bayview
  6. Beaumont
  7. Berwick and Kenilworth
  8. Bexley and Grafton
  9. Bolton
  10. Cambridge and Kingsport
  11. Central Crofton
  12. Central Loygre
  13. Chesterford
  14. Colborne
  15. Colltik Bridge
  16. Crofton-Uxbridge
  17. Derby and Fleet
  18. Douglas and Swansea
  19. Durham and Ferris
  20. East Orange
  21. Erasmus Point
  22. Exeter Central
  23. Exeter Gate
  24. Exeter-Glencoe
  25. Exeter-Kingsway
  26. Exeter-Ridge
  27. Exeter-Salisbury
  28. Exeter South
  29. Grimsby and Needham
  30. Hampton
  31. Haphonia-Braemar
  32. Haphonia-East Branch
  33. Haphonia Gore
  34. Haphonia-Governor's Park
  35. Haphonia Marches
  36. Haphonia-Point Williams
  37. Haphonia-St. Edward's
  38. Haverhill and Oswestry
  39. Inverness
  40. Kensington-Royal Arbor-New Windsor
  41. Kettering and Maidenhead
  42. Kinghorn-Guelph-Bristol
  43. Linlithgow
  44. Loygre-Canelands
  45. Loygre Docks
  46. Marcaster
  47. Markham
  48. Port Severn
  49. Portsmouth and New Torquay
  50. Queensgate
  51. Richmond and Acton
  52. Salderham
  53. Selby
  54. St. George
  55. Sterling and Brighton
  56. Thistledowne
  57. Trenton and Scarborough
  58. Victoria
  59. Wellington
  60. West Orange

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