North Ahjeezistani By-elections between 1972 and 1973

There were sixteen by-elections held in North Ahjeezistan between 28 January 1972, when the Social Democrats under Lord Hartley were re-elected to government, and 8 March, 1973, when thier majority was lost to the Liberal Conservatives under Lord Terresond, who had the support of Lord Braunglen's Liberal Democrats.

Pottúr Special By-election, 9 November 1972

This by-election was called upon the death of Social Democratic MP Shelley Welles.

Janrier Special By-election, 13 November 1972

This by-election was called upon the retirement of Social Democratic MP John Paqtiàr.

Wallingford Recall By-election, 9 December 1972

This by-election was called upon the successful recall of Social Democratic MP Matthew Perring.

Tomlin Recall By-election, 20 December 1972

This by-election was called upon the successful recall of Social Democratic MP Larry Boehner. It was the first of the "Bloody Twentieth" recalls. Recalled MP Larry Boehner asked Social Democrats to vote for the Liberal Democratic candidate over the Liberal Conservative one.

Keránti (Moss Bay) Recall By-election, 20 December 1972

This by-election was called upon the successful recall of Green MP Jack Layam. The Liberal Conservatives did not put up a candidate in this urban constituency. Jack Layam, friendly to the Social Democrats, had not had a Social Democratic challenger since the 1960's.

Shipnan Recall By-election, 20 December 1972

This by-election was called upon successful recall of Green MP Bob Aaron.

Mountjoy Recall By-election, 20 December 1972

This by-election was called upon the successful recall of Social Democratic MP Dianne Laffey. Mountjoy had runoff rules, she was defeated in the runoff.

Mountjoy Recall By-election, 20 December 1972 Runoff

Guoming Point Recall By-election, 20 December 1972

This by-election was called upon the successful recall of Social Democratic MP Li Nilai, the only Social Democrat who was a born speaker of Chinese in the eleventh Parliament.