Douglas North

This article is about the Isle of Man constituency. For the economist, see Douglass North.

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Douglas North is a House of Keys constituency in Douglas, Isle of Man. It elects 2 MHKs.

MHKs & Elections

Year	Election	Turnout	Candidates	Elected	Notes
1903	General Election	Unopposed	John Thomas Cowell William James Kermode John James Goldsmith	John Thomas Cowell William James Kermode John James Goldsmith
1908	General Election	?	John Thomas Cowell, 1312 votes Armitage Rigby, 1477 votes W Goldsmith, 1212 votes	John Thomas Cowell Armitage Rigby W Goldsmith
1919	General Election	?	Samuel Norris (2469 votes) Robert Caesar Cain Ramsey Bignall Moore ?	Samuel Norris Robert Caesar Cain Ramsey Bignall Moore
1921	By Election	?	?	Arthur Binns Crookall JP
1924	General Election	?	?	Ramsey Gelling Johnson Samuel Norris Arthur Binns Crookall JP
1929	General Election	?	Samuel Norris ?	John Kelly[disambiguation needed ] ?
1933	By Election	?	Samuel Norris ?	Samuel Norris
1934	General Election	?	Arthur Edwin Kitto Robert Hampton Samuel Norris John Kelly[disambiguation needed ] ?	Arthur Edwin Kitto Robert Hampton Samuel Norris
1986	General Election	64.8%	Bernie May (1087 votes) Julia Delaney (648 votes) AA Ainsworth (420 votes)	Bernie May Julia Delaney
1991	General Election	66.4%	Bernie May (802 votes) David Corlett (370 votes) Alan Crowe (289 votes) D Martin (210 votes) IA Faragher (160 votes) R Chatel (113 votes) JJ Bell (106 votes) MA Hooper (81 votes) MJ Shimmin (57 votes) GP Joughin (47 votes) MJ Nuttall (21 votes)	Bernie May David Corlett
1995	By Election	40.3%	Alan Crowe (595 votes) Mitchell (371 votes) R Chatel (361 votes) Want (237 votes)	Alan Crowe
1996	General Election	56.2%	John Houghton(1493 votes) Alan Crowe (1241 votes) Bernie May (827 votes) Brian Crookall (612 votes)	John Houghton Alan Crowe
1998	By Election	?	?	Bill Henderson	Following the unopposed elevation to the Council of Edward Crowe.
2001	General Election	Elected Unopposed	John Houghton Bill Henderson	John Houghton Bill Henderson
2006	General Election	?	John Houghton, 1615 Bill Henderson, 1627 Mark Atherton, 290 Mike Coleman, 688	John Houghton Bill Henderson	The two sitting MHK's held their seats.

External links

• Constituency maps and general election results

Coordinates: 54°10′19″N 4°28′45″W / 54.17194°N 4.47917°W / 54.17194; -4.47917