1992 Gibraltar general election

General elections were held in Gibraltar on 16 January 1992. They were won by the Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party led by Joe Bossano, whose candidates took 73.1% of the popular vote and eight of the 15 contested seats, retaining control of the Gibraltar House of Assembly.

1992 Gibraltar general election
16 January 1992
Fifteen seats to the Gibraltar House of Assembly
eight were needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Joe Bossano Peter Caruana
Party Socialist Labour Social Democrats
Leader since 1977 1991
Seats won 8 7
Percentage 73.1% 20.2%
Chief Minister before election

Joe Bossano
Socialist Labour

 Elected Chief Minister

Joe Bossano
Socialist Labour

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Results

The share of the votes was as follows:[1]

Name of candidate Political
party		 Number of
votes
BOSSANO, Joseph John Socialist Labour Party 9228
BALDACHINO, Joseph Louis Socialist Labour Party 8527
PEREZ, Juan Carlos Socialist Labour Party 8188
MOR, Robert Socialist Labour Party 8135
FEETHAM, Michael Alfred Socialist Labour Party 8107
MONTEGRIFFO, Maria Isabel Socialist Labour Party 8089
MOSS, Joseph Louis Socialist Labour Party 7986
PILCHER, Joseph Ernest Socialist Labour Party 7737
CARUANA, Peter Richard Social Democrats 3065
VASQUEZ, Freddie Social Democrats 2354
CORBY, Hubert Alfred Social Democrats 2323
BRITTO, Ernest Michael Social Democrats 2306
CUMMING, Peter Social Democrats 2187
FRANCIS, Lewis Henry Social Democrats 2167
RAMAGGE, Maurice Social Democrats 1945
OCANA, Louis Social Democrats 1916
VALARINO, Reginald G. Independent AACR 1847
GARCIA, Joe National Party 944
GARCIA, Joseph John National Party 771
AZOPARDI, Keith 765
CULATTO, Charles James 452
BORDA, Paul Christopher James National Party 443
ARMSTRONG-EMERY, Lyana Patricia National Party 423
FERRO, James 411

The first fifteen candidates were elected to the House of Assembly.

References
  1. Thursday 16 January 1992 Results of Poll at parliament.gi


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