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2011 Gibraltar general election

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Field	Value
country	Gibraltar
type	Parliamentary
previous_election	2007 Gibraltar general election
previous_year	2007
next_election	2015 Gibraltar general election
next_year	2015
seats_for_election	All 17 seats in the Gibraltar Parliament
majority_seats	9
election_date	8 December 2011
image1	Fabian Picardo in at 6 Convent Place 05 (cropped).jpg
leader1	Fabian Picardo (GSLP)
party1	GSLP–Liberal Alliance
last_election1	45.49%, 7 seats
seats1	10
seat_change1	3
popular_vote1	85,414
percentage1	48.88%
swing1	3.39pp
image2	Peter Caruana portrait.jpg
leader2	Peter Caruana
party2	Gibraltar Social Democrats
last_election2	49.33%, 10 seats
seats2	7
seat_change2	3
popular_vote2	81,721
percentage2	46.76%
swing2	2.57pp
title	Chief Minister
before_election	Peter Caruana
after_election	Fabian Picardo
before_party	Gibraltar Social Democrats
after_party	Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party

General elections were held in Gibraltar on 8 December 2011. Two parties, the Gibraltar Social Democrats (GSD) and the Progressive Democrative Party (PDP) and an alliance of the Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party (GSLP) and the Liberal Party of Gibraltar (LPG) each presented a full slate of ten candidates each, making a total of thirty candidates standing for seventeen seats in the Gibraltar Parliament. Members of Parliament in Gibraltar are elected "at-large" in a single electoral area covering the whole territory.

Several pre-election polls gave the GSLP an advantage of up to 9% over the governing party, the GSD, while one (that of the Spanish newspaper Area, which published no details and was widely thought to be politically motivated) predicted a GSD win.

Contesting parties

Two parties, the Gibraltar Social Democrats (GSD) and the Progressive Democratic Party (PDP), and an alliance (Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party (GSLP)/Liberals) presented a full slate of 10 candidates each, making a total of 30 candidates for 17 seats in the Gibraltar Parliament.

Party slogans and election logos

Party or alliance	Slogan
Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party}}"		GSLP/Libs Alliance
Gibraltar Social Democrats}}"		GSD
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}"		Progressive Democratic Party

Incumbent MPs (from 2007)

MP	Party	Seeking
re-election?	Parliamentary role(s)
GSD}}"		Peter Caruana (from 1991)	GSD	Yes
GSD}}"		Fabian Vinet (from [2003](2003-gibraltar-general-election))	GSD	Yes
GSD}}"		Jaime Netto (from 1996)	GSD	Yes
GSD}}"		Ernest Britto (from 1996)	GSD	No
GSD}}"		Joseph Holliday (from 1996)	GSD	Yes
GSD}}"		Clive Beltran (from 2003)	GSD	Yes
GSLP}}"		Joseph Bossano (from [1972](1972-gibraltar-general-election))	GSLP–Liberal Alliance (GSLP)
(from [1980](1980-gibraltar-general-election))	Yes
GSD}}"		Yvette Del Agua (from [2000](2000-gibraltar-general-election))	GSD	Yes
GSD}}"		Daniel Feetham	GSD	Yes
GSLP}}"		Fabian Picardo (from 2003)	GSLP–Liberal Alliance (GSLP)	Yes
GSD}}"		Luis Montiel	GSD	No
GSD}}"		Edwin Reyes	GSD	Yes
Liberal Party of Gibraltar}}"		Joseph Garcia (from 1999)	GSLP–Liberal Alliance (LPG)	Yes
GSLP}}"		Gilbert Licudi	GSLP–Liberal Alliance (GSLP)	Yes
GSLP}}"		Charles Bruzon	GSLP–Liberal Alliance (GSLP)	Yes
Liberal Party of Gibraltar}}"		Neil Costa	GSLP–Liberal Alliance (LPG)	Yes
Liberal Party of Gibraltar}}"		Steven Linares (from [2000](2000-gibraltar-general-election))	GSLP–Liberal Alliance (LPG)	Yes

Opinion polls

Several pre-election polls gave the GSLP an advantage of up to 9% over the governing party, the GSD, while one (that of Spanish paper Area, which published no details and was thought to be politically motivated) predicted a GSD win.

Results

By candidate

Candidate	Alliance	Votes	Notes
GSLP}}"	Fabian Picardo	GSLP	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8781
GSLP}}"	John Cortes	GSLP	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8706
Liberal Party of Gibraltar}}"	Joseph Garcia	LPG	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8681
GSLP}}"	Gilbert Licudi	GSLP	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8605
GSLP}}"	Joseph Bossano	GSLP	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8598
GSLP}}"	Charles Bruzon	GSLP	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8518
GSD}}"	Peter Caruana	GSD	None	8515
Liberal Party of Gibraltar}}"	Neil Costa	LPG	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8490
GSD}}"	Daniel Feetham	GSD	None	8462
Liberal Party of Gibraltar}}"	Steven Linares	LPG	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8419
GSLP}}"	Samantha Sacramento	GSLP	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8335
GSD}}"	Isobel Ellul-Hammond	GSD	None	8306
GSLP}}"	Paul Balban	GSLP	GSLP-Liberal Alliance	8281
GSD}}"	Damon Bossino	GSD	None	8281
GSD}}"	Edwin Reyes	GSD	None	8165
GSD}}"	Jaime Netto	GSD	None	8139
GSD}}"	Selwyn Figueras	GSD	None	8099
GSD}}"	Lianne Azzopardi	GSD	None	7944
GSD}}"	Yvette Del Agua	GSD	None	7906
GSD}}"	Joseph Holliday	GSD	None	7904
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	Keith Azopardi	PDP	None	1896
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	Nick Cruz	PDP	None	854
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	Elliot Phillips	PDP	None	687
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	Kenneth Navas	PDP	None	653
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	Giselle Sene	PDP	None	624
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	Rebecca Faller	PDP	None	606
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	Rosemarie Peach	PDP	None	606
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	Moira Walsh	PDP	None	589
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	Dilipkumar Tailor	PDP	None	588
Progressive Democratic Party (Gibraltar)}}	David Eveson	PDP	None	519

Notes

References

"Gibraltar general election on 8 December".
[http://www.gibraltar.gov.gi/the-gibraltar-parliament] {{webarchive. link. (24 March 2010)
(1 December 2011). "Panorama predicts Alliance win, Area says GSD". Gibraltar Chronicle.
"GSLP/Libs lead in the polls, says Panorama". Gibraltar Chronicle.

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