Remington (electoral division)

Remington is a division of the Georgeland House of Commons, named for the north-western district of New Kikipolis, Capitalia, in which it is located. The seat was first created in 1962. Remington is a working-class seat, and the constituency was held by a Labour member from its creation until 1999, when Sharon Healy won the seat for the new United Islands Liberal Party. Healy still holds the seat for the Liberal Democrats.

Members of Parliament

 * 1) John Wolf 1960-1977 (Labour)
 * 2) Howard Castle 1977-1991 (Labour)
 * 3) Norman Musgrave 1991-1999 (Labour)
 * 4) Sharon Healy 1999- (Liberal/Liberal Democrat)