1950 Gibraltar general election

General elections were held in Gibraltar on 8 November 1950. The Association for the Advancement of Civil Rights emerged as the largest party in the new legislature, winning 3 of the five elected seats.[1]

1950 Gibraltar general election

8 November 1950

5 seats in the Legislative Council
3 seats needed for a majority
PartyLeader % Seats
AACR Joshua Hassan 3
Independent 2
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
President of the Legislative Council after
Sir Kenneth Anderson
Independent

Electoral system

The legislature was formed in 1950 to replace Gibraltar City Council,[2] and was elected by proportional representation.[3]

Results

Candidate 1st Count 2nd Count 3rd Count 4th Count Order in which elected
Transfer of Isola Surplus Result Transfer of Panayotti Surplus Result Transfer of Huart, Bianchi, Serfaty Surplus Result
R.H. Bianchi (Ind)106 +9 115 115
L.F. Bruzon (Ind)671 +88 759+10 769 +98 867
Joshua Hassan (A.A.C.R) 1009 +91 1100 +21 1121 +87 1208 Joshua Hassan 4th
A.E. Huart (Ind)434 +25 459+2 461
A. R. Isola (Ind) 2022 -846 1176 1176 1176 A. R. Isola 1st
F Panayotti Jnr (A.A.C.R) 1058 +198 1256 -80 1176 1176 F Panayotti Jnr 2nd
Major Joseph Patron (Ind) 567 +399 966 +26 992 +107 1099 Major J Patron 5th
Albert Risso (A.A.C.R) 1112 +28 1140 +19 1159 +89 1248 Albert Risso 3rd
Serfaty (Ind 71 +8 79 +2 81
Non-Transferable 276
Source: Reproduction of table drawn up by the Gibraltar Chronicle (1950) 9th November

[4]

References

  1. "Gibraltar Chronicle Report". 9 November 1950.
  2. McHale, p322
  3. McHale, p323
  4. Finlayson, Thomas James. "The Struggle for Democracy". Gibraltar Chronicle. Archived from the original on 28 April 2004. Retrieved 21 October 2008.
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