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1996 Gibraltar general election

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1996 Gibraltar general election
← 199216 May 19962000 →
15 of the 17 seats in theHouse of Assembly
8 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority party
 
LeaderPeter CaruanaJoe Bossano
PartySocial DemocratsSocialist Labour
Seats won87
Popular vote66,19054,463
Percentage52.20%42.95%
Chief Minister before election

Joe Bossano
Socialist Labour

Elected Chief Minister

Peter Caruana
Social Democrats

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General elections were held inGibraltar in May 1996. They were won byPeter Caruana'sGibraltar Social Democrats (GSD), who took over 50% of the popular vote and eight of the 15 contested seats, defeating incumbentJoe Bossano'sGibraltar Socialist Labour Party.

Party slogans and election logos

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Party or allianceSlogan
GSD"A Vision For Our Future And For Our Children"
GSLP"Into The 21st Century With The GSLP"
GNP"The Party you can Trust!"

Results

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PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Gibraltar Social Democrats66,19052.208+1
Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party54,46342.957–1
Gibraltar National Party5,9324.6800
Independents2140.170New
Total126,799100.00150
Total votes16,169–
Registered voters/turnout18,43787.70
Source:Elections Today,Parliament

By candidate

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The first fifteen candidates were elected to theHouse of Assembly.

CandidatePartyVotes%
Peter Montegriffo (1988-1991)Gibraltar Social Democrats8,5656.75
Peter Caruana (since 1991)[a]Gibraltar Social Democrats8,5616.75
Bernard LinaresGibraltar Social Democrats8,3426.58
Hurbert Corby (since1992)Gibraltar Social Democrats8,2636.52
Keith AzopardiGibraltar Social Democrats8,2066.47
Joe HollidayGibraltar Social Democrats8,0946.38
Ernest Britto (since 1992)Gibraltar Social Democrats8,0936.38
James NettoGibraltar Social Democrats8,0666.36
Joe Bossano (since1972)Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party (since1980)7,3965.83
Joseph BaldachinoGibraltar Socialist Labour Party6,9405.47
Maria Montegriffo (since1984)Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party6,8765.42
Albert IsolaGibraltar Socialist Labour Party6,7685.34
Joshua GabayGibraltar Socialist Labour Party6,7425.32
Robert MorGibraltar Socialist Labour Party6,6615.25
Juan Carlos PerezGibraltar Socialist Labour Party6,5975.20
Clive Peter GoltGibraltar Socialist Labour Party6,4835.11
Joseph GarciaGibraltar National Party1,6791.32
Steven LinaresGibraltar National Party8090.64
Damon BossinoGibraltar National Party7940.63
Paul Christopher James BordaGibraltar National Party5520.44
Elio VictorGibraltar National Party5480.43
Lyana Patricia Armstrong-EmeryGibraltar National Party5430.43
Anthony Albert BalloquiGibraltar National Party5070.40
Annette TunbridgeGibraltar National Party5000.39
Peter Andrew CummingIndependent2140.17
Total126,799100.00
Source:Gibraltar Elections

Notes

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  1. ^Elected in 1991 by-election after the resignation of former AACR MP and Founder and first GSD Leader, Peter Montegriffo. He had beaten his opponent, AACR's Douglas Henrich (2496 vs 1542 votes).

References

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