Legislative Council of the Falkland Islands
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The Legislative Council has 10 members, 8 of which are elected every 4 years and 2 members ex officio. As of the last elections, 17 November 2005, only non-partisans have been elected; there are no active political parties in the Falkland Islands. The next elections will be held in November 2009.
| Candidates | Seats |
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| Non-partisans | 8 |
| Ex officio members | 2 |
| Total (turnout %) | 10 |
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Geography: Barren Island • Beaver Island • Beauchene Island • Bleaker Island • Carcass Island • East Falkland (Lafonia) • George Island • Jason Islands • Keppel Island • Lively Island • New Island • Pebble Island • Saunders Island • Sea Lion Island • Speedwell Island • Staats Island • Swan Islands • Weddell Island • West Falkland • West Point Island
Government: Government House • Governor • Legislative Council • Politics • Sovereignty
Locations: Airport • Camp • Darwin • Goose Green • Port Egmont • Port Howard • Port Louis • Port San Carlos • Salvador • San Carlos • Stanley
Military: British Forces South Atlantic Islands • Falkland Islands Defence Force • RAF Mount Pleasant
Society: Coat of arms • Communications • Culture • Flag • History • Transport • Web domain
