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Results of Parliamentary General Election - 1956 RESULTS OF PARLIAMENTARY GENERAL ELECTION - 1956 No. and Name of Electoral District Name of the Candidate Symbol allotted No of No of Total No. of Votes No of Votes Votes Polled including Registered Polled Rejected Rejected Electors 1 Colombo North Vivienne Goonewardena (Mrs) Key 16,841 127 28,991 43,388 J.C. de Silva Wijeyeratne Elephant 9,489 W.D. de Silva Bicycle 1,305 M.W. Perera Hand 1,229 2 Colombo Central P.G.B. Keuneman Star 45,296 3,901 151,838 70,022 Sir Razik Fareed Umbrella 26,512 M.S. Themis Hand 20,378 M.C. M. Kaleel Cart Wheel 20,338 V.A. Sugathadasa Elephant 18,234 A.E. Goonesingha Bicycle 16,678 A. Ally Mohamood Flower 501 3 Colombo South Bernard Soysa Key 14,199 102 24,046 39,965 T.F. Jayawardene Elephant 9,155 A.P. de Zoysa Hand 590 4 Wellawatta-Galkissa Colvin R. de Silva Key 16,782 124 38,971 56,165 S. de Silva Jayasinghe Elephant 11,806 L.V. Gunaratne Hand 10,259 5 Ja-ela Stanley de Soysa Hand 24,381 205 44,314 61,091 G.J. Paris Perera Elephant 19,132 Don Martin Jayamahamudalige Bicycle 596 RESULTS OF PARLIAMENTARY GENERAL ELECTION - 1956 No. and Name of Electoral District Name of the Candidate Symbol allotted No of No of Total No. of Votes No of Votes Votes Polled including Registered Polled Rejected Rejected Electors 6 Negombo Hector Fernando Key 20,892 277 43,970 67,060 T. Quintin Fernando Elephant 18,212 Tudor B. Gunasekera Lamp 4,589 7 Mirigama Vimala Wijewardene (Mrs) Hand 36,193 234 48,097 63,440 John E. Amaratunga Elephant 10,896 H.P. Jayawardane Pair of Spectacles 399 A.A. Stanley Dias Pair of Scales 375 8 Gampaha S.D. Bandaranayake Hand 34,898 253 41,019 65,480 J.W.D. Paulis Perera Elephant 5,096 H.W.P. Lokeshvara Cart Wheel 772 9 Attanagalla S.W.R.D. Bandaranaike Hand 45,016 369 49,025 64,310 A.W.G. Seneviratne Elephant 3,019 I. Tinsi Umbrella 621 10 Kelaniya R.G. Senanayake Umbrella 37,023 325 52,070 67,542 J.R. Jayawardena Elephant 14,187 M.P.P.W. Jayawardene Lamp 377 S.A.D.S. Gunawardena Cart Wheel 158 11 Avissawella D.P.R. Gunawardena Hand 30,070 244 38,390 59,267 Clodagh Jayasuriya (Mrs.) Elephant 7,818 H.M.S. Jayawardhana Bicycle 258 12 Kotte D.B.R. Gunawardane Key 25,050 138 35,983 57,558 M.A.A. Tissa de Alwis Elephant 10,244 W.H. Fonseka Bicycle 551 RESULTS OF PARLIAMENTARY GENERAL ELECTION - 1956 No. and Name of Electoral District Name of the Candidate Symbol allotted No of No of Total No. of Votes No of Votes Votes Polled including Registered Polled Rejected Rejected Electors 13 Horana K.A.S. Palansuriya Hand 29,780 312 49,217 60,680 M.D.H. Jayawardane Elephant 19,125 14 Moratuwa W.T.W. Meryl Fernando Key 19,529 187 40,519 60,395 V.H.E. Peter de Mel Elephant 11,811 Chandrasiri Somaweera Flower 6,559 M. Vincent Perera Aeroplane 2,267 M.S. Oliver Stembo Chair 166 15 Panadura L.S. Goonewardene Key 29,362 206 40,600 61,288 D.C.W. Kannangara Elephant 11,032 16 Kalutara C. de Fonseka Goonewardene Key 14,659 282 39,028 57,930 Upali Batuwantudawa Hand 13,536 P. Andrew Cooray Elephant 10,551 17 Matugama D. Turnolius Pasqual Hand 25,798 296 36,492 52,095 A.C. Gooneratne Elephant 6,189 R.A. Reginald Perera Cart Wheel 3,920 W.M. Bibile Fonseka Umbrella 289 18 Agalawatta A. Kumar Moonesinghe Key 20,208 260 29,374 40,699 A.D.P.A. Wijegoonewardena Elephant 7,487 V.D. Chandrasinghe Cart Wheel 1,066 V.W. Henry de Mel Chair 353 19 Dambulla T.B. Tennekoon Hand 14,688 363 20,584 37,345 H.B. Tenne Elephant 5,533 20 Matale Nimal Karunatilake Hand 12,968 175 23,515 33,081 U.B.H. Aluwihare Elephant 10,372 RESULTS OF PARLIAMENTARY GENERAL ELECTION - 1956 No. and Name of Electoral District Name of the Candidate Symbol allotted No of No of Total No. of Votes No of Votes Votes Polled including Registered Polled Rejected Rejected Electors 21 Minipe M.B.W.Mediwake Hand 11,093 225 17,763 27,303 R. Wilfred Tennekoon Elephant 6,445 22 Wattegama P.B. Aloysius Weerakoon Hand 14,657 351 26,117 36,461 A. Ratnayake Elephant 11,109 23 Kadugannawa C. Abdul Samed Marikkar Hand 42,982 2,992 105,392 77,486 L.S . Jinasena Umbrella 27,488 E. Alexander Nugawela Elephant 24,790 D.B. Wijetunga Pair of Scales 5,903 P.R.M.H. Banda Nikatenne Cart Wheel 1,237 24 Kandy Piyasena Tennakoon Hand 11,005 78 20,849 33,184 E.L. Senanayake Elephant 9,766 25 Galaha T.B. Illangaratne Hand 16,924 237 27,651 38,400 T.B. Panabokke Elephant 10,490 26 Gampola R. Stanley Pelpola Hand 13,143 173 18,685 29,764 M. Richard de Silva Elephant 4,302 R.D.A.de Lanerolle Umbrella 859 Illangan Pelige Rajapakse Cart Wheel 208 27 Maturata M. Dingiri Banda Elephant 9,523 224 18,590 31,149 S.W.Y.B.N.B. Beddewela Hand 8,083 D.P.A. Jayasekera Lamp 760 28 Nuwara Eliya M.A.D. Dissanayake Hand 4,681 66 7,755 11,844 P.P. Sumanatilleke Elephant 3,008 29 Talawakelle K. Hemachandra Elephant 1,720 27 3,307 4,057 Edmund Wanigasekera Hand 1,560 RESULTS OF PARLIAMENTARY GENERAL ELECTION - 1956 No. and Name of Electoral District Name of the Candidate Symbol allotted No of No of Total No. of Votes No of Votes Votes Polled including Registered Polled Rejected Rejected Electors 30 Kotagala J.D. Weerasekera Hand 4,130 69 6,806 8,898 U.B. Unamboowe Elephant 2,607 31 Nawalapitiya R.E. Jayatilake Hand 3,592 48 7,794 10,950 H.E. Wijesuriya Elephant 2,961 S. Marasinghe Key 1,193 32 Maskeliya S. Jinadasa Hand 3,228 51 7,031 9,461 P.H.C. Silva Elephant 3,014 Ananda Premasinghe Key 738 33 Ambalangoda-Balapitiya M.P. de Zoysa Hand 45,626 2,691 129,652 100,326 P.H. William de Silva Cart Wheet 43,769 S.I.A. de Zoysa Elephant 22,959 Sommie Ranasinghe Umbrella 12,811 N.C.D. de Silva Eye 1,796 34 Baddegama Henry Abeywickrema Hand 18,834 222 33,535 45,051 H.W. Amarasuriya Elephant 11,082 M.C.B. de Silva Umbrella 3,397 35 Udugama D.S. Goonesekera Hand 12,411 247 30,370 43,101 Neal de Alwis Lamp 10,100 E.D. WIckramatilleke Umbrella 5,875 E.D. Nagahawatte Elephant 1,737 36 Galle W. Dahanayake Hand 21,971 218 33,204 52,827 W.D.S. Abeygunawardana Elephant 11,015 37 Weligama C. Panini Ilangakoon Hand 18,648 252 32,559 44,610 W.G.M. Jayawickrema Elephant 13,659 RESULTS OF PARLIAMENTARY GENERAL ELECTION - 1956 No. and Name of Electoral District Name of the Candidate Symbol allotted No of No of Total No. of Votes No of Votes Votes Polled including Registered Polled Rejected Rejected Electors 38 Akuressa S. A. Wickremasinghe Star 20,867 254 35,760 51,365 D.C. Wanigasekera Elephant 14,639 39 Matara Mahanama Samaraweera Hand 18,571 232 31,039 47,068 D.H. Pandita Gunawardene Elephant 7,342 E.H.P. Gawrapala Star 4,894 40 Hakmana C.A. Dharmapala Elephant 13,298 332 34,471 47,502 P.A. Wickremasinghe Star 10,591 P.P. Wickremasuriya Hand 10,250 41 Deniyaya S.W.D. Ratnayake Hand 16,170 277 27,157 39,012 W.V.G. Ratnayake Elephant 10,710 42 Beliatta D. A. Rajapaksa Hand 26,215 252 36,849 49,456 D.P. Atapattu Elephant 10,382 43 Hambantota Lakshman Rajapaksa Hand 20,931 215 30,523 44,124 W.C.F. Edirisuriya Elephant 9,377 44 Kayts V. A. Kandiah House 16,308 189 23,096 32,410 A.L. Thambiayah Pair of Scales 6,599 45 Vaddukkoddai A. Amirthalingam House 14,937 361 26,148 35,927 A. Vaidialingam Star 10,850 46 Kankesanthurai S.J.V. Chelvanayakam House 14,855 317 27,673 40,964 S. Natesan Umbrella 8,188 V. Ponnampalam Star 4,313 RESULTS OF PARLIAMENTARY GENERAL ELECTION - 1956 No. and Name of Electoral District Name of the Candidate Symbol allotted No of No of Total No. of Votes No of Votes Votes Polled including Registered Polled Rejected Rejected Electors 47 Jaffna G. G. Ponnambalam Bicycle 8,914 149 22,178 34,804 E.M.V. Naganathan House 7,173 M. Karthigasan Star 3,239 A. Visuvanathan Key 2,703 48 Kopay C. Vanniasingam House 12,804 304 24,091 34,465 C. Arulampalam Umbrella 10,983 49 Point Pedro P. Kandiah Star 14,381 317 28,621 44,603 M. Sivasithamparam Umbrella 8,064 K. Thurairatnam House 5,859 50 Chavakachcheri V.N. Navaratnam House 15,952 206 24,835 35,922 V. Kumaraswamy Pair of Scales 8,677 51 Mannar V.A. Alegacone House 6,726 105 12,766 15,819 Sir K. Vaithianathan Umbrella 4,857 C. Sittampalam Bicycle 1,078 52 Vavuniya C. Suntharalingam Tree 6,853 69 8,778 15,946 P. Tharmalingam Cart Wheel 1,856 53 Trincomalee R. N. Rajavarothiam House 7,048 58 12,449 16,093 J.A.
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