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  UK Parliament - City of London & Westminster South
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Parents > United Kingdom > England > London > London > Cities of London & Westminster
OfficeParliament
HonorificMember of Parliament - Abbr: MP
Type General Election
Filing Deadline 00, 0000 - 06:00pm Central
Polls Open April 09, 1992 - 01:00am Central
Polls Close April 09, 1992 - 04:00pm Central
Term Start April 10, 1992 - 01:00pm
Term End May 01, 1997 - 12:00pm
ContributorNew Jerusalem
Last ModifiedRBH November 19, 2021 05:20pm
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LAST GENERAL ELECTION
  PartyConservative Won06/11/1987
NamePeter Brooke Votes19,333 (57.81%)
Term06/12/1987 - 04/09/1992 Margin12,042 (+36.01%)
NEXT GENERAL ELECTION
  PartyConservative Won05/01/1997
NamePeter Brooke Votes18,981 (47.27%)
Term05/02/1997 - 06/07/2001 Margin4,881 (+12.16%)
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Name (I) Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Peter Brooke Charlie Smith Jane Smithard Guy Herbert Peter Stockton Alex Farrell Richard Johnson
PartyConservative Labour Liberal Democrats Green Official Monster Raving Loony Independent Natural Law
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Certified Votes 20,938 (60.32%) 7,569 (21.81%) 5,392 (15.53%) 458 (1.32%) 147 (0.42%) 107 (0.31%) 101 (0.29%)
Margin0 (0.00%) -13,369 (-38.51%) -15,546 (-44.79%) -20,480 (-59.00%) -20,791 (-59.90%) -20,831 (-60.01%) -20,837 (-60.03%)
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