Northern Rhodesian general election, 1948

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General elections were held in Northern Rhodesia on 14 August 1948.^[1]

Results

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	Notes
Broken Hill	Roy Welensky	Unopposed	Re-elected
Livingstone and Western	Herbert Millar		Elected
Livingstone and Western	Cuthbert Garret
Luanshya	Albert Davies		Elected
Luanshya	Harold Webb
Lusaka	Ernest Sergeant		Elected
	Alexander Scott
	Clarence Lewis
Midland	Marais von Eeden		Elected
Midland	Clifford Kelly
Mufulira-Chingola	James Morris		Elected
	Gladys Douglas
	Alexander Stephens
Ndola	Ewain Wilson	Unopposed	Elected
Nkana	George L'Ange		Elected
Nkana	Brian Goodwin		Defeated
North-Eastern	Frank Robertson	Unopposed	Elected
South-Western	Geoffrey Beckett	Unopposed	Elected
Source: East Africa and Rhodesia^[2]

Two African members were appointed to the Legislative Council; Henry Kaskolo and Nelson Nalumango.^[2]

↑ "General Election in N. Rhodesia: Four Candidates Returned Unopposed", East Africa and Rhodesia, 29 July 1948, p1315
1 2 "Northern Rhodesia's General Election: Six New Members Returned at Last Week's Poll, East Africa and Rhodesia, 2 September 1948, p1465

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See also: Elections in the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland

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