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    • General elections were held in the Bahamas in 1935. This was the last entirely public ballot elections in the country.

    Elected MPs[edit]

    Number Name Party District Ethnicity
    1 Arthur H. Sands Independent New Providence - Nassau City (first place) White
    2 Stafford Sands[a] Independent New Providence - Nassau City (second place) White
    3 Roland Symonette Independent New Providence East (first place) White
    4 Leon Walton Young Independent New Providence East (second place) Black
    5 A. F. Adderley Independent New Providence West (first place) Black
    6 Percy E. Christie Independent New Providence West (second place) White
    7 Audrey Solomon Independent New Providence South (first place) White
    8 Claudius Roland Walker Independent New Providence South (second place) Black
    9 J. K. A. Kelly[a] Independent Grand Bahama & Bimini White
    10 R. H. Curry Independent Andros & Berry Islands (first place) White
    11 Basil Herbert McKinney Independent Andros & Berry Islands (second place) White
    12 B. R. Russell Independent Abaco (first place) White
    13 J. W. Roberts Independent Abaco (second place) White
    14 Frank Holmes Christie[a] Independent Abaco (third place) White
    15 W. C. B. Johnson Independent Harbour Island (first place) White
    16 R.R.A. Farrington Independent Harbour Island (second place) White
    17 H. N. Chipman Independent Harbour Island (third place) White
    18 R. W. Sawyer Independent Eleuthera (first place) White
    19 George William Kelly Roberts Independent Eleuthera (second place) White
    20 O. H. Curry Independent Eleuthera (third place) White
    21 Alvin Braynen Independent Cat Island(first place) White
    22 Harold George Christie Independent Cat Island(second place) White
    23 George Murphy Independent Exuma (first place) White
    24 E. V. Solomon Independent Exuma (second place) White
    25 G. W. Higgs Independent Rum Cay & San Salvador White
    26 L. C. Brice Independent Long Island (First place) White
    27 L. G. Dupuch Independent Long Island (Second place) White
    28 R. G. Collins Independent Crooked Islands, Long Cay, & Acklins White
    29 Etienne Dupuch Independent Mayaguana & Inagua Islands White
    Source: Bethell, Early Settlers of The Bahamas
    1. ^ a b c Elected in 1937 by-election

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