Glenfaba

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Glenfaba is one of 6 Sheadings in the Isle of Man and consists of the parishes of German and Patrick

Glenfaba is also a House of Keys constituency, electing 1 MHK.

Year	Election	Turnout	Candidates	Elected	Notes
1867	General Election	?	?	John Stevenson Moore	First elected MHK
1946	General Election	?	?	Ffinlo Corkhill
1951	General Election	?	?	Ffinlo Corkhill
1956	General Election	?	?	Ffinlo Corkhill
1962	General Election	?	Hugh Macleod Ffinlo Corkhill Henry Corlett SHK ?	Ffinlo Corkhill Hugh Macleod
1966	General Election	?	?	Ian Anderson
1971	General Election	?	?	Ian Anderson
1976	General Election	?	Ian Anderson Walter Gilbey ?	Ian Anderson
1981	General Election	?	Ian Anderson Walter Gilbey ?	Ian Anderson
1982	By Election	?	?	Walter Gilbey	Called following the elevation of Ian Anderson to the Legislative Council.
1986	General Election	Elected Unoppossed	Walter Gilbey	Walter Gilbey
1991	General Election	75.1%	Walter Gilbey (625 votes) Robert Quayle (485 votes) G Joughin (111 votes)	Walter Gilbey
1996	General Election	63.4%	Walter Gilbey (743 votes) Toni Collister (312 votes)	Walter Gilbey
2001	General Election	71.1%	David Anderson, 697 votes Walter Gilbey, 374 votes Alan Kermode, 205 votes	David Anderson
2006	General Election		David Anderson, 760 votes Geoffrey Boot, 529 votes	David Anderson

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