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Malew and Santon is a House of Keys constituency in the Isle of Man. It elects one MHK and the constituency covers the parishes of Malew and Santon. This is slightly unusual since Malew and Santon are in different sheadings.
MHKs & Elections
Year Election Turnout Candidates Elected Notes 1986 General Election
71.3%
- Donald Gelling (695 votes)
- John Qualtrough (247 votes)
- WTK Corlett (189 votes)
- TS Duncan (181 votes)
1991 General Election
66.3%
- Donald Gelling (1087 votes)
- EW Williams (140 votes)
- FE Mitchell (64 votes)
1996 General Election
Elected Unopposed
2001 General Election
Elected Unopposed
2002 By Election
72.9%
- Captain[disambiguation needed ] Andrew Douglas (665 votes)
- Andrew Jessop (273 votes)
- Clive Davenport (154 votes)
- Captain Andrew Douglas
Called following the elevation of Donald Gelling to the Council.
2006 General Election
60.2%
- Captain Andrew Douglas (439 votes)
- Graham Cregeen (573 votes)
- Carol Kermode (258 votes)
- Graham Cregeen
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Categories:- Constituencies of the Isle of Man
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