Electoral History for Victoria-The Lakes...MacDonald, Helen 04-Nov-1997 (By-election)New Democratic...

Electoral History for Victoria-The Lakes


Report Created for by the Nova Scotia Legislative Library

Including Former Electoral District Names

The number of votes is listed as 0 if there is no information or the candidate won by acclamation.

The returns as presented here are not official. Every effort has been made to make these results as accurate as possible. Return information was compiled

from official electoral return reports and from newspapers of the day.

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In 2003, Victoria lost the top of Inverness County to Inverness and gained some of the rural areas of the former Cape Breton the Lakes. It was renamed Victoria-The Lakes (SNS, 2002, c. 34).

In 2013, following the recommendations of the 2012 Electoral Boundaries Commission, this district gained the area northwest of East Bay from Cape Breton West and the area west of Little Bras d'Or from Cape Breton North.

Victoria-The Lakes

Member Elected Election Date Party Elected

Candidate Party Votes

Bain, Keith Leslie 30-May-2017 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (2404)

Progressive ConservativeBain, Keith L. 4373

LiberalEyking, Pam 1969

New Democratic PartyBond, Lisa 544

Green PartyMacKinnon, Adrianna 265

IndependentMacLeod, Stewart M. (Stemer) 192


Eyking, Pam 08-Oct-2013 Liberal

Majority: (303)

LiberalEyking, Pam 3150


New Democratic PartyToney, John Frank 1907



Bain, Keith Leslie 09-Jun-2009 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (505)


LiberalSampson, Gerald E. 1912

New Democratic PartyPatterson, Fraser 1680

Green PartyO'Brien, Jim 143





Bain, Keith Leslie 13-Jun-2006 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (729)



New Democratic PartyO'Liari, Joan 755

Green PartySmith, Michelle 173



Sampson, Gerald E. 05-Aug-2003 Liberal

Majority: (303)



New Democratic PartyMacKeigan, Nancy 934

IndependentBoudreau, Brian 750



Electoral History for Cape Breton the Lakes









Cape Breton The Lakes has existed since 1978 when its boundaries were set on the recommendation of the 1978 Provincial Electoral Boundaries Commission. It is made up of areas which were formerly included in the Cape Breton North, Cape Breton South, and Cape Breton West electoral districts.

In 2003, it was reallocated to Victoria - The Lakes, Cape Breton South, Cape Breton North, and Cape Breton West (SNS 2002, c.34).

Cape Breton the Lakes



Boudreau, Brian 27-Jul-1999 Liberal

Majority: (101)

LiberalBoudreau, Brian 3715

New Democratic PartyMacDonald, Helen 3614

Progressive ConservativeLangley, Ken 1173


MacDonald, Helen 24-Mar-1998 New Democratic Party

Majority: (866)


LiberalHenderson, Allan 3707

Progressive ConservativeClarke, Rollie 485


MacDonald, Helen 04-Nov-1997 (By-election) New Democratic Party

Majority: (1940)


LiberalHenderson, Allan 3055

Progressive ConservativeClarke, Rollie 795

Boudreau resigned September 6, 1997. He was replaced by Helen MacDonald - November 4, 1997 by-election.


Boudreau, James Bernard (Bernie)

25-May-1993 Liberal

Majority: (5279)

LiberalBoudreau, James Bernard 6591


Progressive ConservativeLeslie, Lauchie G. 1264

Boudreau resigned September 6, 1997




Boudreau, James Bernard (Bernie)

06-Sep-1988 Liberal

Majority: (910)

LiberalBoudreau, James Bernard 4192

Progressive ConservativeNewell, John Ainslie 3282



Newell, John Ainslie 06-Nov-1984 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (1197)


LiberalCoady, John 3338

New Democratic PartyFogarty, Richard 813

LabourStrickland, Mary 156


Newell, John Ainslie 23-Feb-1983 (By-election) Progressive Conservative

Majority: (112)


LiberalCoady, John 3078

New Democratic PartyYetman, Gerald 1436

LabourMosher, Gary 630

Fraser died October 29, 1982. He was replaced by John Newell - by-election February 22, 1983.


Fraser, Osborne MacKenzie (Ossie)

06-Oct-1981 Liberal

Majority: (120)

LiberalFraser, Osborne MacKenzie 3436


New Democratic PartyMacDonald, Douglas D. 1237





19-Sep-1978 Liberal

Majority: (831)


Progressive ConservativeMacDonald, Jim 2642

New Democratic PartyLeBlanc, Irene 1393


Electoral History for Cape Breton West









In 1932, the County of Cape Breton was divided into five electoral districts: Cape Breton North, Cape Breton East, Cape Breton South, Cape Breton Centre, and Cape Breton West. (SNS 1932 c.19)

Cape Breton West was created from polling districts Two, Three, Eighteen, and Twenty-one, formerly part of Cape Breton Centre; polling districts Eleven and Twelve, formerly part of Cape Breton East; and polling districts Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Thirteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seventeen, Twenty-Four, and the town of Louisburg, formerly part of Richmond-West Cape Breton.

In 2003, Cape Breton West remained substantially the same, with minor adjustments to its boundaries with Cape Breton South, Cape Breton Centre, and Glace Bay. It gained the area on the north side of East Bay along highway 216 to include the Eskasoni Reserve (SNS 2002, c.34)

Following the 2012 Electoral Boundary Commission Report, Cape Breton West was renamed Sydney River - Mira - Louisbourg.

Cape Breton West



MacLeod, Alfred Wallace (Alfie)

09-Jun-2009 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (1165)

Progressive ConservativeMacLeod, Alfred Wallace 3962

New Democratic PartyMcDonald, Delton 2797

LiberalKennedy, Josphine 2212

Green PartyParsons, Mike 143




Majority: (2241)


LiberalLeBlanc, Dave 2479

New Democratic PartyCrawley, Terry 1344

Green PartyMilburn, Michael P. 230




MacKinnon, Russell Vincent

05-Aug-2003 Liberal

Majority: (2395)

LiberalMacKinnon, Russell Vincent 4616

Progressive ConservativeDoncaster, Ivan 2221

New Democratic PartyMacKinlay, Douglas 1898



27-Jul-1999 Liberal

Majority: (1735)


New Democratic PartySlaney, Brian C. 3359

Progressive ConservativeBoudreau, Joe 1375



24-Mar-1998 Liberal

Majority: (1595)


New Democratic PartySlaney, Brian C. 2933




10-Oct-1995 (By-election) Progressive Conservative

Majority: (221)


LiberalDeLaney, Gerry 2603

New Democratic PartySlaney, Brian 2379

Russell MacKinnon resigned and was replaced by Alfie MacLeod - October 10, 1995 by-election.





25-May-1993 Liberal

Majority: (5300)


Progressive ConservativeHanham, Victor 2055

New Democratic PartyO'Connor, Daniel 777

IndependentMacKenzie, Wendy 318



06-Sep-1988 Liberal

Majority: (2083)


Progressive ConservativeMacLeod, Donald Archie (Big Donnie) 4050

New Democratic PartyMills, Con 1109


MacLeod, Donald Archie (Big Donnie)

06-Nov-1984 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (1110)



New Democratic PartyCrawley, Terry 582

LabourMartin, Linda 261


MacLeod, Donald Archie (Big Donnie)

06-Oct-1981 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (390)


LiberalMuise, David Nelson 3735

New Democratic PartyWalsh, Elizabeth Cusack 1826




Muise, David Nelson 19-Sep-1978 Liberal

Majority: (453)

LiberalMuise, David Nelson 3664

New Democratic PartyBoone, Frank 3211




07-Sep-1976 (By-election) Liberal

Majority: (296)



Progressive ConservativeMacDonald, James 3675

Sullivan resigned to accept appointment as county court judge. He was replaced by Osborne Fraser


Sullivan, Allan Edmund 02-Apr-1974 Liberal

Majority: (3082)

LiberalSullivan, Allan Edmund 6281

Progressive ConservativeAndrews, Kenneth 3199



Sullivan, Allan Edmund 13-Oct-1970 Liberal

Majority: (181)


Progressive ConservativeAndrews, Kenneth 4843


Manson, Edward Alexander (Ned)

30-May-1967 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (114)

Progressive ConservativeManson, Edward Alexander 3862


New Democratic PartyAkerman, Jeremy Bernard 1178






Majority: (1106)






Majority: (540)


LiberalShannon, Herbert 3652

CCF (Cooperative Commonwealth Federation)

Lynk, John R. 1395




Majority: (336)


LiberalPatterson, Malcolm Alexander 4104


Patterson, Malcolm Alexander

26-May-1953 Liberal

Majority: (1168)




Munroe, Harry 1342





09-Jun-1949 Liberal

Majority: (1324)


Progressive ConservativeMacLeod, David R. 2120


Briggs, Arthur 1171



23-Oct-1945 Liberal

Majority: (982)



Orr, Robert J. 1844

Progressive ConservativeFergusson, Horace L. 1002



28-Oct-1941 Liberal

Majority: (539)


Progressive ConservativeMcDonald, John Alexander 1767


Orr, Robert Joseph 1538



29-Jun-1937 Liberal

Majority: (91)


Progressive ConservativeForbes, Evan M. 2792


Patton, Weldon Wood 22-Aug-1933 Liberal Conservative

Majority: (396)

Liberal ConservativePatton, Weldon Wood 3036

LiberalMartell, Alonzo Arcibald 2640


Electoral History for Cape Breton North









In 1933, the County of Cape Breton was divided into five electoral districts: Cape Breton North, Cape Breton East, Cape Breton South, Cape Breton Centre, and Cape Breton West. (SNS, 1932 c.19)

Cape Breton North consisted of that portion of the County of Cape Breton contained within polling district Four and the town of Sydney Mines, formerly part of Cape Breton East; and polling districts Nine, Ten, Fourteen, Nineteen, Twenty-two, Twenty-three, and the town of North Sydney, formerly part of Cape Breton Centre.

In 2003, Cape Breton North expanded southward toward Sydney to include upper North Sydney as far as Balls Creek and expanded westward to include Point Aconi (SNS 2002, c.34).

In 2013, following the recommendation of the Electoral Boundaries Commission this district was renamed Northside-Westmount and it lost the area west of Little Bras d'Or which includes Point Aconi to Victroia-The Lakes. It expanded southward to gain the area norht of Highway 125, including the Westmount area, from Cape Breton South.

Cape Breton North



Orrell, Ralph Edward (Eddie)

21-Jun-2011 (By-election) Progressive Conservative

Majority: (1710)

Progressive ConservativeOrrell, Ralph Edward 3975

New Democratic PartyMacDonald, Russell 2265

LiberalMcGean, Brian Joseph 931

Independent (Atlantica)Dean, Jonathan G. 72


Clarke, Cecil P. 09-Jun-2009 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (165)

Progressive ConservativeClarke, Cecil P. 3477

New Democratic PartyMacdonald, Russell 3312

LiberalJardine, Ken 921

Green PartyMilburn, Chris 108




Clarke, Cecil P. 13-Jun-2006 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (2115)

Progressive ConservativeClarke, Cecil 4285

New Democratic PartyMacdonald, Russell 2195

LiberalTilley, Fred 1868

Green PartyDoucet, Mark 125


Clarke, Cecil P. 05-Aug-2003 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (585)


LiberalWhite, Mike 3169

New Democratic PartySnow, Cecil 1714


Clarke, Cecil P. 06-Mar-2001 (By-election) Progressive Conservative

Majority: (454)


LiberalStubbert, Wes 2570



MacLellan, Russell Gregoire

27-Jul-1999 Liberal

Majority: (1635)

LiberalMacLellan, Russell Gregoire 4222

New Democratic PartyMacKinnon, Archie 2587

Progressive ConservativeJohnston, Murray 1863

MacLellan resigned October 4, 2000.



24-Mar-1998 Liberal

Majority: (1877)



Progressive ConservativeJohnston, Murray 1853





04-Nov-1997 (By-election) Liberal

Majority: (1940)



Progressive ConservativeLaffin, Danny 759


Stewart, Ronald Daniel (Ron)

25-May-1993 Liberal

Majority: (1548)

LiberalStewart, Ronald Daniel 5459

Progressive ConservativeYoung, Brian Alexander 3911


IndependentLaffin, Ron 76

Stewart resigned September 1997.


Young, Brian Alexander 06-Sep-1988 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (3976)


LiberalMcGrath, Robert E. 2042



Young, Brian Alexander 06-Nov-1984 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (4794)


LiberalLamond, Hank 1637

New Democratic PartyRose, Tom 709

LabourJulian, M. J. (Molly) 409


Young, Brian Alexander 06-Oct-1981 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (1059)


LiberalBrogan, Nash 3128

New Democratic PartyArsenault, Linus Joseph 2307




Arsenault, Linus Joseph (Len)

19-Sep-1978 New Democratic Party

Majority: (663)


Progressive ConservativeMacKeough, Brian Paul 3215

LiberalLeBlanc, Barry 2782


MacKeough, Thomas James

02-Apr-1974 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (734)

Progressive ConservativeMacKeough, Thomas James 4889

LiberalLeBlanc, Barry 4155





Majority: (2870)


LiberalOram, Sidney 2885




30-May-1967 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (2256)


LiberalO'Handley, Alexander 3318







Majority: (3239)


LiberalRyan, Murray J. 2961

New Democratic PartyDolhanty, John 1399




Majority: (2163)


LiberalSullivan, Ted 3094


Macdonald, Thomas R. 2875


Macdonald, John Michael 30-Oct-1956 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (1623)

Progressive ConservativeMacDonald, John Michael 6088



O'Handley, Alexander 26-May-1953 Liberal

Majority: (1559)


Progressive ConservativeMacAskill, John N. 3115


MacEachern, Daniel J. 2062


O'Handley, Alexander 09-Jun-1949 Liberal

Majority: (1709)


Progressive ConservativeMacDonald, John Michael 3018


Coldwell, Wendell 2502




O'Handley, Alexander 23-Oct-1945 Liberal

Majority: (434)



Coldwell, Wendell 2904

Progressive ConservativeMcDonald, Malcolm 2416


O'Handley, Alexander 28-Oct-1941 Liberal

Majority: (708)



Bartlett, Robert Silas 2636

Progressive ConservativeMacDougall, Joseph Angus 2387


Murray, George Belcher 29-Jun-1937 Liberal

Majority: (313)

LiberalMurray, George Belcher 4679

Progressive ConservativeMacDonald, Joseph (2) 4366


Macdonald, Joseph (2) 22-Aug-1933 Liberal Conservative

Majority: (118)

Liberal ConservativeMacDonald, Joseph (2) 4448

LiberalDaye, Luke 4330

United FrontMacDonald, John 586


Electoral History for Victoria









In 2003, Victoria Lost the top of Inverness County to Inverness and gained some of the rural areas of the former Cape Breton the Lakes. It was renamed Victoria-The Lakes (SNS, 2002, c. 34).

Victoria



MacAskill, Kenneth (Kennie)

27-Jul-1999 Liberal

Majority: (1089)

LiberalMacAskill, Kenneth 2263

Progressive ConservativeCurtis-Steele, Anna 1174

New Democratic PartyMacKeigan, Nancy 772

IndependentBurke, Osborne 229




24-Mar-1998 Liberal

Majority: (881)


Progressive ConservativeChiasson, Dan 1524

New Democratic PartySchneider, Ruth 887




25-May-1993 Liberal

Majority: (1631)


Progressive ConservativeBrett, Walter S. 1488







06-Sep-1988 Liberal

Majority: (643)


Progressive ConservativeHudson, Roy Fisher 2076



Hudson, Roy Fisher 06-Nov-1984 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (538)


LiberalMacKinnon, Elmourne K. 1960


LabourMacLean, Bernice 76


Hudson, Roy Fisher 06-Oct-1981 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (405)


LiberalBuchanan, Merrill D. 1952

New Democratic PartyReid, Frank 251

IndependentBeaton, Duncan J. 152


Hudson, Roy Fisher 20-May-1980 (By-election) Progressive Conservative

Majority: (279)


LiberalMatheson, Murdock 1922

New Democratic PartyReid, Frank 342


Nicholson, Peter John MacKenzie

19-Sep-1978 Liberal

Majority: (207)

LiberalNicholson, Peter John 2199

Progressive ConservativeJankowski, Catherine MacNeil 1992

New Democratic PartyLake, Steve 363

Nicholson resigned in 1980. He was replaced by R. Fisher Hudson.




MacAskill, Maynard Clayton

02-Apr-1974 Liberal

Majority: (1031)

LiberalMacAskill, Maynard Clayton 2573


New Democratic PartyGillis, Colin A. 214


Hudson, Roy Fisher 13-Oct-1970 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (375)


LiberalLongley, W. H. F. 1700

New Democratic PartyStone, Jessie 175


Hudson, Roy Fisher 30-May-1967 Progressive Conservative

Majority: (370)


LiberalBuchanan, Duncan F. 1663


MacMillan, Carleton Lamont

08-Oct-1963 Liberal

Majority: (44)

LiberalMacMillan, Carleton Lamont 1934




07-Jun-1960 Liberal

Majority: (393)


Progressive ConservativeJones, Leonard W. 1817





30-Oct-1956 Liberal

Majority: (469)


Progressive ConservativeJones, Leonard W. 1693



26-May-1953 Liberal

Majority: (542)


Progressive ConservativeMacNeil, Joseph L. 1732



09-Jun-1949 Liberal

Majority: (946)


Progressive ConservativeMacLeod, Phillip 1540


Campbell, John Malcolm (Johnny Sam)

23-Oct-1945 Liberal

Majority: (954)

LiberalCampbell, John Malcolm 2101

Progressive ConservativeMacCaulay, William R. 1147



28-Oct-1941 Liberal

Majority: (901)


Progressive ConservativeFraser, John Roderick 1275





29-Jun-1937 Liberal

Majority: (586)


Progressive ConservativeBaldwin, Frederick Walker 1749


Baldwin, Frederick Walker (Casey)

22-Aug-1933 Liberal Conservative

Majority: (185)

Liberal ConservativeBaldwin, Frederick Walker 2216

LiberalMcLeod, Donald Buchanan 2031


McLeod, Donald Buchanan

01-Oct-1928 Liberal

Majority: (188)


LiberalCameron, Daniel Alexander 1773

Liberal ConservativeMcLeod, Philip 1652

Liberal ConservativeGrant, H. A. 1640

Cameron resigned to contest the federal general election., July 28, 1930.


Cameron, Daniel Alexander

01-Oct-1928 Liberal

Majority: (121)




Liberal ConservativeGrant, H. A. 1640

Cameron resigned to contest the federal general election., July 28, 1930.




McLeod, Philip 25-Jun-1925 Liberal Conservative

Majority: (88)



LiberalMcKenzie, Alexander K. 1672

Liberal ConservativeMcLeod, Hector A. 1622


McLeod, Donald Buchanan

25-Jun-1925 Liberal

Majority: (202)



LiberalMcKenzie, Alexander K. 1672

Liberal ConservativeMcLeod, Hector A. 1622


Cameron, Daniel Alexander

01-Mar-1923 (By-election) Liberal

Majority: (Acclamation)


Cameron won by acclamation.


Murray, George Henry 27-Jul-1920 Liberal

Majority: (869)

LiberalMurray, George Henry 2078

LiberalBuchanan, Angus Gladstone 2013


Liberal ConservativeMatheson, Guy McL 1109

Murray retired January 24, 1923. He was replaced by Daniel A. Cameron.




Buchanan, Angus Gladstone

27-Jul-1920 Liberal

Majority: (804)


LiberalBuchanan, Angus Gladstone 2013


Liberal ConservativeMatheson, Guy McL 1109

Murray retired January 24, 1923. He was replaced by Daniel A. Cameron.


Murray, George Henry 20-Jun-1916 Liberal

Majority: (139)


LiberalMorrison, John Gillis 1189


Liberal ConservativeHays, Joseph 886

Morrison never took his seat. He died April 8, 1917.


Morrison, John Gillis 20-Jun-1916 Liberal

Majority: (116)




Liberal ConservativeHays, Joseph 886

Morrison never took his seat. He died April 8, 1917.


McLeod, Philip 12-Feb-1914 (By-election) Liberal Conservative

Majority: (31)



At a controverted election trial, at Baddeck, February 12, 1914, before Mr. Justice Russell, McLeod was unseated. He was not replaced.



Majority: (551)


LiberalBuchanan, Angus A. 1124

Liberal ConservativeBethune, John Lemuel 696

Liberal ConservativeMcDonald, Duncan 627

Buchanan died January 12, 1914. He was replaced by Philip McLeod.




Buchanan, Angus A. 14-Jun-1911 Liberal

Majority: (428)




Liberal ConservativeMcDonald, Duncan 627

Buchanan died January 12, 1914. He was replaced by Philip McLeod.


Buchanan, Angus A. 24-Nov-1909 (By-election) Liberal



Buchanan won by acclamation.






Murray and Morrison won by acclamation.Morrison resigned. He was replaced by Angus A. Buchanan.


Morrison, John Gillis 20-Jun-1906 Liberal




Murray and Morrison won by acclamation.Morrison resigned. He was replaced by Angus A. Buchanan.


Murray, George Henry 02-Oct-1901 Liberal

Majority: (596)



Liberal ConservativeMcDonald, John A. 581

Liberal ConservativeMcCabe, John J. 329




Morrison, John Gillis 02-Oct-1901 Liberal

Majority: (442)






Murray, George Henry 20-Apr-1897 Liberal

Majority: (622)




Liberal ConservativeMcLeod, A. G. 462


Morrison, John Gillis 20-Apr-1897 Liberal

Majority: (442)




Liberal ConservativeMcLeod, A. G. 462


Murray, George Henry 15-Aug-1896 (By-election) Liberal



Murray won by acclamation.


Morrison, John Gillis 15-Mar-1894 Liberal

Majority: (36)



LiberalFraser, John A. 748


LiberalMacKenzie, M. H. 174

Bethune resigned to contest the federal general election of June 23, 1896. He was replaced by George H. Murray.




Bethune, John Lemuel 15-Mar-1894 Liberal Conservative

Majority: (163)





LiberalMacKenzie, M. H. 174

Bethune resigned to contest the federal general election of June 23, 1896. He was replaced by George H. Murray.


Fraser, John A. 21-May-1890 Liberal

Majority: (236)



Liberal ConservativeMcLeod, Murdoch 735

LiberalMcKay, N. E. 630

LiberalMcCabe, John J. 86


Bethune, John Lemuel 21-May-1890 Liberal Conservative

Majority: (111)




LiberalMcKay, N. E. 630



Fraser, John A. 15-Jun-1886 Liberal

Majority: (47)

IndependentBethune, John Lemuel 779



Liberal ConservativeMorrison, John 408


Liberal ConservativeMunroe, John 368




Bethune, John Lemuel 15-Jun-1886 Independent

Majority: (316)

IndependentBethune, John Lemuel 779



Liberal ConservativeMorrison, John 408


Liberal ConservativeMunroe, John 368


McDonald, John Archibald 20-Jun-1882 Liberal Conservative

Majority: (352)

Liberal ConservativeMcDonald, John Archibald 874

LiberalMcCurdy, William Fraser 600

Liberal ConservativeMorrison, John Angus 522

LiberalMcLeod, D. J. 498

IndependentMunroe, John 159


McCurdy, William Fraser 20-Jun-1882 Liberal

Majority: (78)

Liberal ConservativeMcDonald, John Archibald 874



LiberalMcLeod, D. J. 498

IndependentMunroe, John 159


Morrison, John Angus 17-Sep-1878 Liberal Conservative

Majority: (607)



LiberalRoss, John 580

Liberal ConservativeMcLean, J. 368

IndependentKidston, William 193




McCurdy, William Fraser 17-Sep-1878 Liberal

Majority: (594)




Liberal ConservativeMcLean, J. 368



McCurdy, David 17-Dec-1874 Liberal

Majority: (286)

LiberalMcCurdy, David 680

Liberal ConservativeFraser, John A. 548



Fraser appears to have ran as a liberal conservative, however, he supported the liberals.


Fraser, John A. 17-Dec-1874 Liberal conservative

Majority: (154)


Liberal ConservativeFraser, John A. 548



Fraser appears to have ran as a liberal conservative, however, he supported the liberals.


McCurdy, David 23-Oct-1873 (By-election) Liberal

Majority: (91)


Not SpecifiedTremain 357

Not SpecifiedMorrison 138


Ross, John 16-May-1871 Liberal

Majority: (99)

Liberal ConservativeCampbell, Charles James 523


LiberalKidston, William 406

Liberal ConservativeMcCurdy, David 383

Campbell resigned to contest the federal by-election of December 16, 1873. He was replaced by David McCurdy.




Campbell, Charles James 16-May-1871 Liberal Conservative

Majority: (117)

Liberal ConservativeCampbell, Charles James 523


LiberalKidston, William 406

Liberal ConservativeMcCurdy, David 383

Campbell resigned to contest the federal by-election of December 16, 1873. He was replaced by David McCurdy.


Ross, John 18-Sep-1867 Anti-Confederate

Majority: (365)

Anti-ConfederateRoss, John 621

Anti-ConfederateKidston, William 571

ConfederateCampbell, Charles James 256

ConfederateMcLean 162

ConfederateHaliburton 59


Kidston, William 18-Sep-1867 Anti-Confederate

Majority: (315)

Anti-ConfederateRoss, John 621

Anti-ConfederateKidston, William 571

ConfederateCampbell, Charles James 256

ConfederateMcLean 162

ConfederateHaliburton 59


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