Английская Википедия:All Ceylon Tamil Congress

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Шаблон:Cleanup rewrite Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Infobox political party All Ceylon Tamil Congress (Шаблон:Lang-ta), is the oldest Tamil political party in Sri Lanka.

History

The ACTC was founded in 1944 by G.G. Ponnambalam. Ponnambalam asked for a 50-50 representation in parliament (50% for the Sinhalese, 50% for all other ethnic groups).[1] This was immediately rejected by the British Governor General Lord Soulbury as a "mockery of democracy".Шаблон:Citation needed

Due to the cooperation of the ACTC with the United National Party a group led by S.J.V. Chelvanayakam broke away in 1949, forming the Federal Party (FP). The ACTC was largely discredited when their ally the UNP moved away from bilingual and bicommunal policies towards a pro-Sinhalese stance. Thus the FP emerged as the major Tamil party in 1956.Шаблон:Fact

In 1972 the ACTC and the FP formed the Tamil United Front, which later evolved into the Tamil United Liberation Front in 1976.Шаблон:Fact

Ahead of the 2001 elections, ACTC joined the LTTE-backed Tamil National Alliance (TNA). In the 2004 elections the TNA won 6.9% of the popular vote and 22 out of the 225 seats in parliament.Шаблон:Fact

The ACTC left the TNA in 2010 and subsequently joined a new political alliance, the Tamil National People's Front.Шаблон:Fact

Leaders

Leaders of this party:

1947 Parliamentary General Election

In the 1947 election, the first for the independent Ceylon, the ACTC won 4.37% of the popular vote and 7 out of 95 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

Votes and seats won by ACTC by electoral district

Electoral District Votes % Seats Turnout ACTC MP
Chavakachcheri 11,813 85.51% 1 49.34% V. Kumarasamy
Jaffna 14,324 73.28% 1 46.26% G. G. Ponnambalam
Kankesanthurai 12,126 55.39% 1 57.69% S. J. V. Chelvanayakam
Kayts 5,230 29.21% 0 55.69%
Kopay 9,619 58.90% 1 50.33% C. Vanniasingam
Point Pedro 10,396 43.51% 1 58.39% T. Ramalingam
Trincomalee 5,252 56.15% 1 56.10% S. Sivapalan
Vaddukoddai 11,721 61.24% 1 52.00% K. Kanagaratnam
Vavuniya 2,018 33.39% 0 55.64%
Total 82,499 4.37% 7
Source:[2]

1952 Parliamentary General Election

In the 1952 election the ACTC won 2.77% of the popular vote and 4 out of 95 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

Votes and seats won by ACTC by electoral district

Electoral District Votes % Seats Turnout ACTC MP
Chavakachcheri 14,801 72.33% 1 67.22% V. Kumarasamy
Jaffna 12,726 60.48% 1 71.66% G. G. Ponnambalam
Kayts 9,517 43.44% 1 73.36% Alfred Thambiayah
Kopay 9,200 43.88% 0 64.57%
Point Pedro 11,609 41.54% 1 65.80% T. Ramalingam
Vaddukoddai 5,261 22.64% 0 69.54%
Vavuniya 1,398 15.52% 0 69.59%
Total 64,512 2.77% 4
Source:[3]

1956 Parliamentary General Election

In the 1956 election the ACTC fielded only one candidate, party leader G.G. Ponnambalam in Jaffna, who managed to win the seat with 8,914 votes.[4]

1960 (March) Parliamentary General Election

In the March 1960 election the ACTC won 1.32% of the popular vote and 1 out of 151 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

Votes and seats won by ACTC by electoral district

Electoral District Votes % Seats Turnout ACTC MP
Chavakachcheri 6,930 32.52% 0 83.20%
Jaffna 5,312 30.56% 0 71.91%
Kankesanthurai 1,448 7.23% 0 71.22%
Kopay 4,936 23.35% 0 77.13%
Nallur 6,808 34.82% 0 73.12%
Point Pedro 2,521 17.91% 0 73.33%
Udupiddy 7,365 34.70% 1 74.84% M. Sivasithamparam
Vaddukoddai 2,955 13.72% 0 75.37%
Total 38,275 1.32% 1
Source:[5]

1960 (July) Parliamentary General Election

In the July 1960 election the ACTC won 1.66% of the popular vote and 1 out of 151 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.[6]

1965 Parliamentary General Election

In the 1965 election the ACTC won 2.44% of the popular vote and 3 out of 151 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

Votes and seats won by ACTC by electoral district

Electoral District Votes % Seats Turnout ACTC MP
Batticaloa 8,107 12.14% 0 150.59%
Chavakachcheri 7,191 30.59% 0 77.92%
Jaffna 9,350 42.37% 1 77.76% G. G. Ponnambalam
Kalkudah 3,354 19.38% 0 72.70%
Kankesanthurai 6,611 26.13% 0 72.42%
Kayts 5,816 30.02% 0 61.49%
Kilinochchi 4,076 30.76% 0 71.33%
Kopay 8,230 34.34% 0 72.90%
Mutur 327 0.58% 0 150.92%
Nallur 9,860 43.12% 0 72.03%
Point Pedro 6,614 40.43% 0 71.62%
Udupiddy 12,009 46.67% 1 75.47% M. Sivasithamparam
Uduvil 5,577 23.29% 0 72.80%
Vaddukoddai 4,359 17.09% 0 69.83%
Vavuniya 7,265 40.33% 1 73.45% T. Sivasithamparam
Total 98,746 2.44% 3
Source:[7]

1970 Parliamentary General Election

In the 1970 election the ACTC won 2.32% of the popular vote and 3 out of 151 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

Votes and seats won by ACTC by electoral district

Electoral District Votes % Seats Turnout ACTC MP
Chavakachcheri 12,921 45.51% 0 86.11%
Jaffna 7,222 29.05% 0 79.89%
Kankesanthurai 3,051 10.00% 0 81.03%
Kayts 1,667 6.80% 0 76.88%
Kilinochchi 9,049 50.19% 1 76.03% V. Anandasangaree
Kopay 11,288 38.38% 0 79.01%
Nallur 13,116 46.78% 1 78.69% C. Arulampalam
Point Pedro 8,902 46.85% 0 79.52%
Udupiddy 11,662 42.02% 0 80.41%
Uduvil 11,656 40.68% 0 78.43%
Vaddukoddai 14,359 51.29% 1 78.67% Dr. A. Thiagarajah
Vavuniya 10,674 41.92% 0 80.82%
Total 115,567 2.32% 3
Source:[8]

2000 Parliamentary General Election

In the 2000 election the ACTC won 0.32% of the popular vote and 1 out of 225 seats in the Sri Lankan parliament.

Votes and seats won by ACTC by electoral district

Electoral District Votes % Seats Turnout ACTC MP
Batticaloa 6,968 3.74% 0 71.74%
Colombo 5,238 0.52% 0 76.05%
Jaffna 10,648 8.94% 1 21.33% A. Vinayagamoorthy
Trincomalee 3,748 2.82% 0 68.53%
Vanni 721 0.87% 0 42.14%
Total 27,323 0.32% 1
Source:[9]

2001 Parliamentary General Election

Шаблон:Tamil National Alliance 2001 parliamentary election results

2004 Parliamentary General Election

Шаблон:Tamil National Alliance 2004 parliamentary election results

2010 Parliamentary General Election

Шаблон:Tamil National People's Front 2010 parliamentary election results

References

Шаблон:Reflist Шаблон:Sri Lankan political parties Шаблон:Sri Lankan Tamil people

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  1. ↑ November 1948 Шаблон:Webarchive, Peace and Conflict Timeline
  2. ↑ Result of Parliamentary General Election 1947, Department of Elections
  3. ↑ Result of Parliamentary General Election 1952, Department of Elections
  4. ↑ Result of Parliamentary General Election 1956, Department of Elections
  5. ↑ Result of Parliamentary General Election 1960-03-19, Department of Elections
  6. ↑ Result of Parliamentary General Election 1960-07-20, Department of Elections
  7. ↑ Result of Parliamentary General Election 1965, Department of Elections
  8. ↑ Result of Parliamentary General Election 1970, Department of Elections
  9. ↑ Result of Parliamentary General Election 10.10.2000, Department of Elections
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