New Brunswick General Election, 1999

The 1999 election in the Canadian province of New Brunswick marked the debut of both Camille Theriault and Bernard Lord as leaders of the Liberals and Progressive Conservatives respectively. It was Elizabeth Weir's third general election as leader of the New Democratic Party. Theriault's Liberals were widely expected to win a fourth majority government from the outset of the campaign, but Lord's Tories were able to capitalize on the issue of highway tolls and use it to portray the Liberals as arrogant. Following a huge surge in the final weeks of the campaign, Lord became Premier with his party winning its largest majority in the history of New Brunswick. See also Canadian Politics in 1999.

Results

owspan="2"|Party rowspan="2"|Party Leader rowspan="2"|# of cands colspan="3"|Seats colspan="3"|Popular Vote
lign="center"|Before align="center"|After align="center"|% Change align="center"|# align="center"|% align="center"|Change
a href="/encyclopedia/Progressive-Conservative-Party-of-New-Brunswick" title="Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick">Progressive Conservative Bernard Lord align=right|55 align=right|9 align=right|44 align=right|+289% align=right|209,008 align=right|53.0% align=right|+22.1%
a href="/encyclopedia/Liberal-Party-of-New-Brunswick" title="Liberal Party of New Brunswick">Liberal Camille Theriault align=right|55 align=right|45 align=right|10 align=right|-77% align=right|146,934 align=right|37.3% align=right|-14.3%
a href="/encyclopedia/New-Democratic-Party-of-New-Brunswick" title="New Democratic Party of New Brunswick">New Democratic Elizabeth Weir align=right|55 align=right|1 align=right|1 align=right|0% align=right|34,526 align=right|8.8% align=right|-0.9%
a href="/encyclopedia/Confederation-of-Regions-Party" title="Confederation of Regions Party">Confederation of Regions Jim Webb align=right|18 align=right|0 align=right|0 align=right|0% align=right|2,807 align=right|0.7% align=right|-6.4%
a href="/encyclopedia/Natural-Law-Party-of-Canada" title="Natural Law Party of Canada">Natural Law Christopher Collrin align=right|9 align=right|0 align=right|0 align=right|0% align=right|527 align=right|0.1% align=right|-0.2%
ndependents n/a align=right|4 align=right|0 align=right|0 align=right|0% align=right|435 align=right|0.1% align=right|-0.3%
b>Total   align=right|196 align=right|55 align=right|55      

 

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