Manitoba General Election, 1999

The Manitoba general election of September 21, 1999 was held to elect Members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Manitoba, Canada. The New Democratic Party (NDP) was returned to government after sitting in opposition since 1988. The NDP won 32 seats, against 24 for the Progressive Conservative Party. The Manitoba Liberal Party won one seat. See also: List of Manitoba general elections

Provincial results

colspan=5|Party Standings
rowspan=2|Party rowspan=2|Leader rowspan=2|Pre-election seats colspan=2|Results
eats % of votes cast
a href="/encyclopedia/New-Democratic-Party-of-Manitoba" title="New Democratic Party of Manitoba">New Democratic Gary Doer align=center|23 align=center|32 align=center|%
a href="/encyclopedia/Progressive-Conservative-Party-of-Manitoba" title="Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba">Progressive Conservative Gary Filmon align=center|31 align=center|24 align=center|%
a href="/encyclopedia/Manitoba-Liberal-Party" title="Manitoba Liberal Party">Liberal Jon Gerrard align=center|2 align=center|1 align=center|%
a href="/encyclopedia/Manitoba-Green-Party" title="Manitoba Green Party">Green Markus Buchart align=center|0 align=center|0 align=center|%
a href="/encyclopedia/Communist-Party-of-Canada---Manitoba" title="Communist Party of Canada - Manitoba">Communist Darrell Rankin align=center|0 align=center|0 align=center|%
a href="/encyclopedia/Libertarian-Party-of-Manitoba" title="Libertarian Party of Manitoba">Libertarian Dennis Rice align=center|0 align=center|0 align=center|%
a href="/encyclopedia/Manitoba-Party" title="Manitoba Party">Manitoba Party Roger Woloshyn align=center|0 align=center|0 align=center|%
ndependent n/a align=center|0 align=center|0 align=center|%
otal   align=center|  align=center|57 align=center|100.0%
Note: One seat was vacant prior to the election.

Riding-by-riding results

Party code: (x) denotes incumbent. Riding results: Arthur-Virden: Assiniboia: Brandon East: Brandon West: Burrows: Carman: Charleswood: Concordia: Dauphin-Roblin: Elmwood: Emerson: Flin Flon: Fort Garry: Fort Rouge: Fort Whyte: Gimli: Inkster: Interlake: Kildonan: Kirkfield Park: Lac du Bonnet: Lakeside: La Verendrye: Lord Roberts: Minnedosa: Minto: Morris: Pembina: Point Douglas: Portage La Prairie: Radisson: Riel: River East: River Heights: Rossmere: Rupertsland: Russell: St. Boniface: St. James: St. Johns: St. Norbert: St. Vital: Ste. Rose: Seine River: Selkirk: Southdale: Springfield: Steinbach: Swan River: The Maples: The Pas: Thompson: Transcona: Turtle Mountain: Tuxedo: Wellington: Wolseley:
post-election changes: Kirkfield Park (res. Eric Stefanson, September 7, 2000), November 21, 2000: Tuxedo (res. Gary Filmon, September 18, 2000), November 21, 2000: Lac Du Bonnett (res. Darren Praznik, February 8, 2002), March 12, 2002: Riel (res. Linda Asper, April 24, 2003) Steinbach (res. Jim Penner, April 24, 2003) General election, 1999

 

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