Anti-Federalist League election results

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The Anti-Federalist League was a small party organisation in Britain, formed in 1991 by Alan Sked to campaign against the Maastricht Treaty. It was effectively the forerunner of the United Kingdom Independence Party. The League contested seventeen constituencies at the 1992 general election and Sked contested two by-elections in 1993.

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General election, 9 April 1992

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %
Bath Alan Sked 1170.2
Bristol West T P E Hedges420.1
Chelsea D G F Armstrong880.3
Cornwall South East A O H Quick2270.4
Hammersmith Helen Szamuely 410.1
Harrow East J Lester490.1
Kensington Anne Bulloch710.2
Kingston-upon-Thames A J E Scholefield420.1
Leominster E P Carlisle6401.1
Lewisham West P Coulam1250.3
Oxford West and Abingdon Miss B Nelson980.2
Pembrokeshire R M Stoddart1580.3
Pendle Mrs V M Thome2630.5
Richmond and Barnes Mrs A K F Ellis-Jones470.1
Staffordshire Moorlands M C Howson2,1213.4
Thurrock P Compobassi1170.2
Westminster North M Kelly1370.3

Source: [1]

By-elections, 1993

Date of electionConstituencyCandidateVotes %
6 May 1993 Newbury Alan Sked6011.0 [2]
29 July 1993 Christchurch Alan Sked8781.6 [3]

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References

  1. The Guardian, 11 April 1992
  2. Constituency profile: Newbury, guardian.co.uk. Accessed 13 October 2014
  3. Constituency profile: Christchurch, guardian.co.uk. Accessed 13 October 2014