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2005 General Election

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Removed "In the 2005 British General Election, Carroll stood for the Vote For Yourself Rainbow Dream Ticket Party, in Belfast. He was close friends with the party leader, Rainbow George. It has been superseded by the Make Politicians History banner." as uncited and not supported by constituency links from 2005 constituency results. The only Rainbow Dream Ticket candidate in all Belfast constituencies in 2005 is listed as Lynda Gilby. Davidships (talk) 21:31, 14 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]