ProLife Alliance election results

ProLife Alliance was formed in the UK in October 1996, originally as a political party. It put up 56 candidates at the 1997 general election and also contested the 2001 general election and 2004 European elections.

## Election results[edit]

### House of Commons[edit]

House of Commons of the United Kingdom Election year  | # of total votes  | % of overall vote  | # of seats won  | Rank

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1997[1] | 19,332 | 0.1% | 0  | 18
2001[2] | 9,453  | 0.0%  | 0  | 20

## 1997 general election[edit]

Constituency | Candidate | Votes | %

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Altrincham & Sale West | Jonathan Stephens | 313 | 0.6
Barking | Damien Mearns | 159 | 0.5
Beaconsfield | Gillian Duval | 286 | 0.6
Billericay | John Buchanan | 570 | 1.0
Birmingham, Selly Oak | Greg Gardner | 417 | 0.8
Bracknell | Dominica Roberts | 276 | 0.5
Brent, E | Andrew Shanks | 218 | 0.6
Caerphilly | Catherine Williams | 270 | 0.6
Cambridge | Anna Johnstone | 191 | 0.4
Cheltenham | Anne Harriss | 245 | 0.5
Chipping Barnet | Brian Scallan | 243 | 0.5
Copeland | Gerard Hanratty | 389 | 0.9
Coventry, NW | Paul Mills | 359 | 0.7
Cumbernauld & Kilsyth | Jan Kara | 609 | 1.7
Dagenham | Kathleen Goble | 152 | 0.4
Derby, N | Jane Waters | 195 | 0.4
Don Valley | Claire Johnson | 330 | 0.8[3]
Doncaster, Central | Jonathan Redden | 694 | 1.6
Ealing, Acton and Shepherd's Bush | Paul Danon | 265 | 0.6
Ealing, Southall | Kinga Klepacka | 473 | 0.9
East Kilbride | John Deighan | 1170 | 2.4
Eastwood | Manar Tayan | 393 | 0.8
Epsom & Ewell | Katherine Weeks | 466 | 0.9
Glasgow, Anniesland | Akhtar Majid | 374 | 1.1
Glasgow, Cathcart | Zofia Indyk | 687 | 2.0
Glasgow, Maryhill | Jahangir Hanif | 344 | 1.2
Glasgow, Pollok | Monica Gott | 380 | 1.2
Grantham & Stamford | Rosa Clark | 314 | 0.6
Hamilton, S | Colin Gunn | 684 | 2.1
Hertford & Stortford | Michael Franey | 259 | 0.5
Holborn & St Pancras | Bruno Quintavalle | 114 | 0.3
Hornchurch | Joseph Sowerby | 189 | 0.4
Kingston upon Hull East | Margaret Nolan | 190 | 0.5
Leeds, NW | Robert Toone | 251 | 0.5
Leyton & Wanstead | Sean Duffy | 488 | 1.2
Liverpool, Riverside | Heather Neilson | 277 | 0.7
Liverpool, Walton | Veronica Mearns | 246 | 0.6
Liverpool, Wavertree | Rachel Kingsley | 346 | 0.8
Manchester, Withington | Simon Caldwell | 614 | 1.4
Morley & Rothwell | Pat Sammon | 148 | 0.3
Orpington | Nicholas Wilton | 191 | 0.3
Oxford, E | William Harper-Jones | 318 | 0.7
Oxford, W & Abingdon | Linda Hodge | 238 | 0.4
Paisley, N | Robert Graham | 531 | 1.6
Peterborough | Stephen Goldspink | 275 | 0.6
Rotherham | Andrew Neal | 364 | 1.0
Sheffield, Central | Maureen Aitken | 280 | 0.8
Solihull | Jim Caffery | 623 | 1.0
Southampton, Itchen | Ferdi McDermott | 99 | 0.2
Stevenage | David Bundy | 196 | 0.4
Stratford-on-Avon | Sarah Miller | 284 | 0.5
Surrey, SW | Josephine Quintavalle | 258 | 0.5
Tottenham | Eleanor Tay | 210 | 0.6
Welwyn Hatfield | Helen Harold | 267 | 0.5
Wimbledon | Sophie Davies | 346 | 0.7
Wirral, S | Jane Nielsen | 264 | 0.6

Source:[4]

## 2001 general election[edit]

Constituency | Candidate | Votes | %

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Birmingham Ladywood | James Caffery | 392 | 1.2
Bracknell | Dominica Roberts | 324 | 0.7
Brent, E | Sarah Macken | 392 | 1.4
Bridgend | Sara Jeremy | 223 | 0.6
Brighton Kemptown | Elaine Cooke | 147 | 0.4
Burton | John D.W. Roberts | 288 | 0.6
Cambridge | Clare Underwood | 232 | 0.5
Cambridgeshire, NE | Tony Hoey | 238 | 0.5
Cambridgeshire, S | Beata Klepacka | 176 | 0.4
Cardiff, C | Madeleine Jeremy | 217 | 0.6
Cardiff, S & Penarth | Anne Savoury | 367 | 1.0
Cheltenham | Anthony Gates | 272 | 0.7
Chesham & Amersham | Gillian Duval | 453 | 1.0
Ealing, Acton & Shepherd's Bush | Rebecca Ng | 225 | 0.6
Enfield, N | Michael Akerman | 241 | 0.6
Hampstead & Highgate | Mary Teale | 92 | 0.3
Harrogate & Knaresborough | John Cornforth | 272 | 0.6
Hertfordshire, SW | Julia Goffin | 306 | 0.6
Kensington & Chelsea | Josephine Quintavalle | 179 | 0.6
Manchester, C | Terrenia Brosnan | 216 | 0.8
Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney | Anthony Lewis | 174 | 0.5
Midlothian | Terence Holden | 177 | 0.6
Mole Valley | William Newton | 475 | 1.0
Montgomeryshire | Ruth Davies | 210 | 0.7
Neath | Gerry Brienza | 202 | 0.6
Northampton, S | Clare Johnson | 196 | 0.4
Oxford, E | Linda Hodge | 254 | 0.6
Paisley, N | Robert Graham | 263 | 1.0
Paisley, S | Patricia Graham | 346 | 1.1
Pontypridd | Joseph Biddulph | 216 | 0.6
Putney | Yvonne Windsor | 185 | 0.5
Scarborough & Whitby | Theresa Murray | 260 | 0.5
Solihull | Mary Pyne | 374 | 0.8
Stevenage | Sarah Bell | 173 | 0.4
Walthamstow | Barbara Duffy | 289 | 0.8
Welwyn Hatfield | Fiona Pinto | 230 | 0.5

Source:[5]

## UK Parliament by-elections[edit]

### 1997-2001 Parliament[edit]

By-election | Candidates | Votes | %

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1997 Paisley South | John Deighan | 578 | 2.5
1999 Hamilton South | Monica Burns | 257 | 1.3

## Scottish Parliament elections[edit]

### 1999 Scottish Parliament election[edit]

Source: BBC News[6]

Regional list | Candidates | Votes | %

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Central Scotland | John Deighan, Colin Barrett, Daniel Harty, Angela Deighan, Lucille McQuade, Andrew O'Neil, Katrina Main, Maria Creechan, JJ Creechan | 2,567 | 0.8
Glasgow | Doreen McLellan, Zofia Indyk, Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, David Harty, Monica Gott, Paul Tortolano, Michele Darmoul | 2,357 | 0.9
Lothians | Terence Holden, Helen Holden | 898 | 0.3
Mid Scotland and Fife | Henry Creechan, Nickie Willis, Astrid Willis, Anthony Tortolano, Jim Fullerton, David Tortolano, Cecilia Tortolano | 735 | 0.2
West of Scotland | Robert Graham, Anne Kane, John Kerr, John Holsgrove, Patricia Graham, William Jones, Michael Deighan, Bernadette Creechan | 3,227 | 1.0

## National Assembly for Wales elections[edit]

### 2003 National Assembly for Wales election[edit]

Source: BBC News[7]

#### Constituency[edit]

Constituency | Candidate | Votes | %

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Cardiff Central | Madeleine Jeremy | 239 | 1.2

#### Regional[edit]

Regional list | Candidates | Votes | %

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Mid and West Wales | Sara Jeremy, Ruth Davies, Dominica Roberts, Thomas Roberts | 383 | 0.2
North Wales | Anthony Jeremy, Elizabeth Lewis, Julia Millington, John Langley | 310 | 0.2
South Wales Central | Anne Savoury, Madeleine Jeremy, Josephine Quintavalle, Anna Wilkins | 573 | 0.3
South Wales East | Joseph Biddulph, Norman Plaisted, Fiona Pinto, Thomas Flynn | 562 | 0.3
South Wales West | Gerardo Brienza, Sean Haran, Gillian Duval, Karolina Stolarska | 355 | 0.3

## European Parliament elections[edit]

### 2004 European Parliament election[edit]

20,393 votes total

Constituency | Candidates | Votes | %

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East of England | Sarah Bell, Thomas Hoey, Beata Klepacka,
John Matthews, Michael McBrien, Gregory Tagney,
Clare Underwood | 3,730 | 0.3
North West England | Fiona Pinto, Julia Millington, Kathleen Delarmi,
Rosanne Allen, Fiona Daly | 10,084 | 0.5
South East England | Dominica Roberts, Gillian Duval, Josephine Quintavalle,
Penelope Orford, Mark Carroll, Rebecca Ng,
John Dixon, Francis O'Brien, Yvonne Windsor, Carl St John | 6,579 | 0.5

Source:[8]

## References[edit]

1. ^ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
2. ^ "Election 2010 Results". BBC News. Retrieved 22 January 2014.
3. ^ "Don Valley Past Results - 1997 General Election". BBC News. Retrieved 31 August 2023.
4. ^ politicsresources.net, UK Members of Parliament, 1997-2001 (index) Archived 2017-06-07 at the Wayback Machine
5. ^ ProLife Alliance Candidates at the Wayback Machine (archived 25 August 2001)
6. ^ "BBC News | Elections | Scotland 99 | Regions | A to Z List of Results". news.bbc.co.uk. 1999. Retrieved 27 June 2023.
7. ^ "BBC NEWS | VOTE 2003". BBC News. Retrieved 26 June 2023.
8. ^ European Election: United Kingdom Result index page, BBC News, 14 June 2004

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