Clarendon North Central general election results 1989-2016
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August 10, 2020

Clarendon North Central general election results 1989-2016

1989

Errol Dunkley (JLP) 6,429

Nicholas Batcher (PNP) 4,895

Margin 1,534

1997

George Lyn (PNP) 5,674

Pearnel Charles Sr (JLP) 5,194

Margin 480

2002

Pearnel Charles Sr (JLP) 5,867

George Lyn (PNP) 4,562

Margin 1,305

2007

Pearnel Charles Sr (JLP) 5,978

Ralph Thomas (PNP) 4,109

Margin 1,869

2011

Pearnel Charles Sr (JLP) 7,146

Collington Campbell (PNP) 4,121

Margin 3,025

2016

Pearnel Charles Sr (JLP) 6,230

Desmond Brennan (PNP) 5,694

Margin 536

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