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2006 Canadian Election Results

Manitoba - 2006 Federal Elections
Seats Won and ( % of Seats - % of Votes )

Conservatives Green
Liberals
NDP Other Total
8
42.8
-
3.9
3
26.0
3
25.4
-
2.0
14

Official Provincial Turnout:62.3%     Source: Elections Canada

District Candidate Party

Votes

% Votes Winning Margin Votes Winning Margin %
Brandon--Souris Merv Tweed **  Conservative 20,247 54.4 12,719 34.2
Bob Senff  NDP 7,528 20.2    
Murray Downing  Liberal 6,696 18.0    
Brad Bird  Green 1,707 4.6    
Mike Volek  Ind  611 1.6    
Colin Atkins  CHP  290 0.8    
Lisa Gallagher  Communist  120 0.3    
           
Charleswood--St. James-- Steven Fletcher **  Conservative 20,791 47.0 4,692 10.6
Assiniboia John Loewen  Liberal 16,099 36.4    
Dennis Kshyk  NDP 5,669 12.8    
Mike Johannson  Green 1,700 3.8    
           
Churchill Tina Keeper  Liberal 10,157 40.7 3,064 12.3
Niki Christina Ashton  NDP 7,093 28.4    
Bev Desjarlais **  Ind 4,283 17.2    
Nazir Ahmad  Conservative 2,886 11.6    
Jeff Fountain  Green  401 1.6    
Brad Bodnar  Ind  146 0.6    
           
Dauphin--Swan River-- Inky Mark **  Conservative 20,084 59.1 13,863 40.8
Marquette Walter Kolisnyk  NDP 6,221 18.3    
Don Dewar  Liberal 6,171 18.2    
Kathy Storey  Green 1,246 3.7    
Iris Yawney  CHP  273 0.8    
           
Elmwood--Transcona Bill Blaikie **  NDP 16,967 50.9 6,247 18.7
Linda West  Conservative 10,720 32.1    
Tanya Parks  Liberal 4,108 12.3    
Tanja Hutter  Green 1,211 3.6    
Robert Scott  CHP  363 1.1    
           
Kildonan--St. Paul Joy Smith **  Conservative 17,524 43.1 3,927 9.7
Terry Duguid  Liberal 13,597 33.5    
Evelyn Myskiw  NDP 8,193 20.2    
Colleen Zobel  Green 1,101 2.71    
Eduard Hiebert  Ind  213 0.5    
           
Portage--Lisgar Brian Pallister **  Conservative 25,719 69. 21,520 58.4
Garry McLean  Liberal 4,199 11.4    
Daren Van Den Bussche  NDP 4,072 11.1    
Charlie Howatt  Green 1,880 5.1    
David Reimer  CHP  987 2.7    
           
Provencher Vic Toews **  Conservative 25,199 65.7 19,122 49.8
Wes Penner  Liberal 6,077 15.8    
Patrick O'Connor  NDP 5,259 13.7    
Janine G. Gibson  Green 1,830 4.8    
           
Saint Boniface Raymond Simard **  Liberal 16,417 38.6 1,524 3.6
Ken Cooper  Conservative 14,893 35.0    
Mathieu Allard  NDP 9,311 21.9    
Marc Payette  Green 1,640 3.9    
Jane MacDiarmid  CHP  285 0.7    
           
Selkirk--Interlake James Bezan **  Conservative 21,661 49.0 5,303 12
Ed Schreyer  NDP 16,358 37.0    
Bruce Benson  Liberal 4,436 10.0    
Thomas Alexander Goodman  Green 1,283 2.9    
Duncan E. Geisler  Ind  277 0.6    
Anthony Eric Barendregt  CHP  204 0.5    
           
Winnipeg Centre Pat Martin **  NDP 13,805 48.4 6,865 24.1
Ray St. Germain  Liberal 6,940 24.3    
Helen Sterzer  Conservative 5,554 19.5    
Gary Gervais  Green 2,010 7.1    
Anna-Celestrya Carr  Communist  199 0.7    
           
Winnipeg North Judy Wasylycia-Leis **  NDP 15,582 57.2 9,830 36.1
Parmjeet Gill  Liberal 5,752 21.1    
Garreth McDonald  Conservative 4,810 17.7    
David Carey  Green  779 2.9    
Eric Truijen  CHP  207 0.8    
Darrell Rankin  Communist  123 0.5    
           
Winnipeg South Centre Anita Neville **  Liberal 16,296 39.3 3,219 7.8
Michael Richards  Conservative 13,077 31.5    
Mark Wasyliw  NDP 9,055 21.8    
Vere H. Scott  Green 1,848 4.5    
Dale Swirsky  Progressive Canadian  934 2.3    
Jeffrey Anderson  Ind  246 0.6    
Magnus Thompson  CAP  66 0.16    
           
Winnipeg South Rod Bruinooge  Conservative 17,328 41.4 111 0.3
Reg Alcock **  Liberal 17,217 41.2    
Robert Page  NDP 5,743 13.7    
Wesley Owen Whiteside  Green 1,289 3.1    
Heidi Loewen-Steffano  CHP  259 0.6    
           

** Incumbent

         

 

 

Election Results Source: Elections Canada

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