British Virgin Islands general election, 2003
- British Virgin Islands general election, 2003
General elections were held in the British Virgin Islands on 16 June 2003. They were won by the National Democratic Party, which took 54.4% of the vote and 8 of the 15 seats on the Legislative Council.
Results
Individual territorial seats
First Electoral District:Total number of registered voters: 1,058:Total number of votes cast: 805:Percentage of voters who voted: 76.1%
"'Fourth Electoral District:Total number of registered voters: 1,289:Total number of votes cast: 889:Percentage of voters who voted: 69%
Seventh Electoral District:Total number of registered voters: 1,233:Total number of votes cast: 980:Percentage of voters who voted: 79.5%
At-large seats
"'Territorial At-Large Electoral District:Total ballots cast: 7,351:Total rejected ballots: 15:Total votes rejected: 14:Total valid votes: 29,194:Total votes counted: 29,208:Total registered voters: 10,180:Percentage turnout: 72.21%
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