1935 Bahamian general election

none General elections were held in the Bahamas in 1935 after parliament was dissolved in May.1937 Annual Report on the Social and Economic Progress of the People of the Bahamas, 1936 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=txu.059172012186365&seq=157&q1=1936 Colonial Reports London, England Her Majesty's Stationery Office 1819 5 HathiTrust The elections were the last ones held entirely by public ballot; a bill providing for a trial of secret ballots in New Providence (but not the Family Islands) was passed in July 1939, with the trial becoming permanent in 1942.Saunders Gail Gail Saunders Race and Class in the Colonial Bahamas, 1880-1960 University Press of Florida 2017 978-0-8130-5155-0 Electronic Gainesville, Florida Elected MPs NumberNamePartyDistrictEthnicity 1Arthur H. SandsIndependentNew Providence - Nassau City (first place)White 2Stafford SandsA Elected in 1937 by-electionIndependentNew Providence - Nassau City (second place)White 3Roland SymonetteIndependentNew Providence East (first place)White 4Leon Walton YoungIndependentNew Providence East (second place)Black 5A. F. AdderleyIndependentNew Providence West (first place)Black 6Percy E. ChristieIndependentNew Providence West (second place)White 7 Audrey SolomonIndependentNew Providence South (first place)White 8 Claudius Roland WalkerIndependentNew Providence South (second place) Black 9 J. K. A. KellyAIndependentGrand Bahama & BiminiWhite 10 R. H. CurryIndependentAndros & Berry Islands (first place)White 11 Basil Herbert McKinneyIndependentAndros & Berry Islands (second place)White 12 B. R. RussellIndependentAbaco (first place)White 13 J. W. RobertsIndependentAbaco (second place)White 14Frank Holmes ChristieAIndependentAbaco (third place)White 15 W. C. B. JohnsonIndependentHarbour Island (first place)White 16 R.R.A. FarringtonIndependentHarbour Island (second place)White 17 H. N. ChipmanIndependentHarbour Island (third place)White 18 R. W. SawyerIndependentEleuthera (first place)White 19 George William Kelly RobertsIndependentEleuthera (second place)White 20 O. H. CurryIndependentEleuthera (third place)White 21 Alvin BraynenIndependentCat Island(first place)White 22 Harold George ChristieIndependentCat Island(second place)White 23 George MurphyIndependentExuma (first place)White 24 E. V. SolomonIndependentExuma (second place)White 25 G. W. HiggsIndependentRum Cay & San SalvadorWhite 26 L. C. BriceIndependentLong Island (First place)White 27 L. G. DupuchIndependentLong Island (Second place)White 28 R. G. CollinsIndependentCrooked Islands, Long Cay, & AcklinsWhite 29 Etienne DupuchIndependentMayaguana & Inagua IslandsWhiteSource: BethellBethell Arnold Talbot https://books.google.com/books?id=kVkeAAAAMAAJ&q=1935 The Early Settlers of the Bahamas and Colonists of North America 1937 Rounce & Wortley 116 en Notes References Category:Elections in the Bahamas Bahamias General Category:Election and referendum articles with incomplete results