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Random MPs Elected In The 1832 United Kingdom General Election (Constituencies F–I)report

  • [Constituency]: Huntingdon
    [Seats]: 2
    [Type]: Borough
    [Country]: England
    [County]: Huntingdonshire
    []:
    [Member]: Jonathan Peel
    [Party]: Tory

  • [Constituency]: Greenock
    [Seats]: 1
    [Type]: Burgh
    [Country]: Scotland
    [County]: Renfrewshire
    []:
    [Member]: Robert Wallace
    [Party]: Liberal

  • [Constituency]: Flint Boroughs
    [Seats]: 1
    [Type]: District
    [Country]: Wales
    [County]: Flintshire
    []:
    [Member]: Sir Stephen Glynne, Bt
    [Party]: Liberal

  • [Constituency]: Guildford
    [Seats]: 2
    [Type]: Borough
    [Country]: England
    [County]: Surrey
    []:
    [Member]: Charles Baring Wall
    [Party]: Tory

  • [Constituency]: Halifax
    [Seats]: 2
    [Type]: Borough
    [Country]: England
    [County]: Yorkshire, West
    []:
    [Member]: Charles Wood
    [Party]: Liberal

  • [Constituency]: Haddingtonshire
    [Seats]: 1
    [Type]: County
    [Country]: Scotland
    [County]: Haddingtonshire
    []:
    [Member]: James Balfour
    [Party]: Tory

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Elections must be held before each congressional term begins. The maximum term of parliament is five years, and the interval between elections should be longer than the time between the campaign and the formation of a new parliament (usually five to eight weeks) . The actual general election can be held any time before the five-year term. The five-year term begins at the first session of Congress after the general election. The timing of the election depends on the decision of the incumbent prime minister. The decision is usually political in nature, meaning that if the government is well received, it usually “demands” a general election after about four years in power to maximize the length of time it has been in power.

The random generator tool collates 75 entries and records the list of MPs elected in the 1832 general election (from F-I). Among the names we can find are Falkirk Burghs, Finsbury, Glamorganshire, Great Yarmouth, Hertford, Ipswich, and others.

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