1991 Saskatchewan general election
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The Saskatchewan general election of 1991 was the twenty-second provincial election held in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It was held on October 21, 1991, to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan.
The Progressive Conservative government of Premier Grant Devine was defeated by the New Democratic Party, led by former provincial NDP Attorney General Roy Romanow. A major source of dissatisfaction with the Grant Devine government was the "Fair Share Saskatchewan" program, a scheme to distribute public service jobs more evenly across the province;[1][2] a plan especially unpopular with workers scheduled to be relocated from Regina to rural districts. The Devine government was also notorious for a home construction and renovation relief program which reimbursed homeowners who did their own renovations.
The Tories lost almost three-quarters of the seats they had held in the legislature and a significant share of the popular vote.
The NDP was able to win more than half the votes and an overwhelming majority in the legislature.
The Liberal Party – led by Lynda Haverstock – was able to attract a much larger share of disaffected Tory voters. However, despite winning almost one-quarter of the vote, their support was too spread out across the province to translate into seats. Haverstock was the only Liberal elected to the legislature.
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Results
Party | Seats | Second | Third | Fourth | |
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New Democratic | 55 | 10 | 1 | 0 | |
Progressive Conservative | 10 | 26 | 30 | 0 | |
Liberal | 1 | 30 | 35 | 0 | |
Independent | 0 | 0 | 0 | 9 |
Party | Party leader | Candidates | Seats | Popular vote | ||||||
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1986 | Dissol. | Elected | % Change | # | % | % Change | ||||
New Democratic | Roy Romanow | 66 | 25 | 26 | 55 | +112% | 275,780 | 51.05% | +5.85% | |
Progressive Conservative | Grant Devine | 66 | 38 | 38 | 10 | -73.7% | 137,994 | 25.54% | -19.07% | |
Liberal | Lynda Haverstock | 66 | 1 | 0 | 1 | – | 125,814 | 23.29% | +13.30% | |
Independent | 8 | – | – | – | – | 592 | 0.11% | +0.04% | ||
Independence (Western Canada Concept) |
Hilton J. Spencer (default) |
1 | – | – | – | – | 46 | 0.01% | -0.07% | |
Total | 207 | 64 | 64 | 66 | +3.1% | 540,226 | 100% | |||
Source: Elections Saskatchewan |
Riding results
Names in bold represent cabinet ministers and the Speaker. Party leaders are italicized. The symbol " ** " represents MLAs who are not running again.
Northwest Saskatchewan
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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NDP | PC | Liberal | Other | |||||||
Athabasca | Frederick John Thompson 3,253 |
Frank Petit 331 |
Darren McKee 184 |
Mike Daley (Ind.) 114 |
Frederick John Thompson | |||||
Cut Knife-Lloydminster | Violet Stanger 3,843 |
Michael Hopfner 2,899 |
Aldo Del Frari 1,333 |
Michael Alfred Hopfner | ||||||
Meadow Lake | Maynard Sonntag 3,719 |
George McLeod 3,065 |
Burton Dougan 467 |
George Malcolm McLeod | ||||||
Redberry | Walter Jess 3,493 |
John Gerich 3,206 |
Ken Finlayson 1,185 |
John Gerich | ||||||
Rosthern | Kim Dmytryshyn 2,897 |
William Neudorf 4,183 |
Phil Biggs 1,825 |
William Neudorf | ||||||
The Battlefords | Doug Anguish 5,805 |
Jim Hampson 1,683 |
Donna Challis 2,417 |
Douglas Anguish | ||||||
Turtleford | Lloyd Johnson 3,269 |
Jerry Spenst 2,034 |
Neil Currie 1,239 |
Colin Maxwell** |
Northeast Saskatchewan
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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NDP | PC | Liberal | Other | |||||||
Cumberland | Keith Goulet 4,135 |
Louis Bear 482 |
Lennard Morin 505 |
Keith Goulet | ||||||
Kelsey-Tisdale | Andy Renaud 3,871 |
Neal Hardy 2,783 |
Walt Roberts 853 |
Neal Herbert Hardy | ||||||
Kinistino | Armand Roy 4,298 |
Josef Saxinger 2,918 |
Frank Orosz 1,326 |
Josef Saxinger | ||||||
Melfort | Carol Carson 3,011 |
Ken Naber 2,516 |
Rod Gantefoer 1,795 |
Grant Milton Hodgins | ||||||
Nipawin | Tom Keeping 3,238 |
Jim Taylor 2,784 |
Richard Makowsky 1,134 |
Lloyd David Sauder** | ||||||
Prince Albert Carlton | Myron Kowalsky 5,218 |
Bert Provost 1,635 |
Richard Stewart 1,888 |
Myron Kowalsky Prince Albert |
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Prince Albert Northcote | Eldon Lautermilch 5,405 |
Terry Wiebe 990 |
Hannah Shenouda 1,549 |
Eldon Lautermilch Prince Albert-Duck Lake |
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Shellbrook-Torch River | Jack Langford 4,098 |
Lloyd Muller 2,358 |
Walter Billay 1,177 |
Lloyd John Muller |
West Central Saskatchewan
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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NDP | PC | Liberal | Other | |||||||
Arm River | Bob Robertson 2,538 |
Gerald Stanley Muirhead 3,019 |
David Ashdown 2,301 |
Hilton J. Spencer (Ind.-WCC) 46 | Gerald Stanley Muirhead | |||||
Biggar | Grant Whitmore 3,710 |
Harry Baker 2,307 |
Larry Toner 1,708 |
Donald W. Kavanagh (Ind.) 65 | Harry Daniel Baker | |||||
Humboldt | Eric Upshall 4,422 |
Dale Blair 49 |
Arlene Julé 2,686 |
Eric Upshall | ||||||
Kindersley | Lorne Johnston 2,014 |
Bill Boyd 2,766 |
Judy Setrakov 2,244 |
Robert Lynal Andrew** | ||||||
Rosetown-Elrose | Bernhard Wiens 2,666 |
Ansgar Tynning 2,581 |
Linda Trytten 1,583 |
Herbert Swan** | ||||||
Wilkie | Sharon Murrell 2,295 |
John Britton 2,601 |
Nick Volk 1,853 |
John Edwin Britton |
East Central Saskatchewan
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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NDP | PC | Liberal | Other | |||||||
Canora | Darrel Cunningham 3,564 |
Lorne Kopelchuk 2,746 |
Roy Petrowicz 831 |
Lorne Kopelchuk | ||||||
Kelvington-Wadena | Kenneth Kluz 3,956 |
Sherwin Petersen 2,594 |
Bill Kerluke 730 |
Sherwin Holger Petersen | ||||||
Last Mountain-Touchwood | Dale Flavel 4,028 |
Arnold Tusa 2,523 |
Ed Bespalko 1,691 |
Paul Chesterton (Ind.) 47 | Arnold Tusa | |||||
Melville | Evan Carlson 3,656 |
Grant Schmidt 3,048 |
Ray Chastkavich 1,262 |
Grant Schmidt | ||||||
Pelly | Ron Harper 3,992 |
Bernard Rink 2,055 |
Louis Sliwa 652 |
Rod Gardner** | ||||||
Quill Lakes | Murray Koskie 3,621 |
Glen Leggott 2,357 |
Lou Coderre 1,297 |
Murray Koskie | ||||||
Saltcoats | Reg Knezacek 3,745 |
Rod Roden 2,356 |
Leslie Popp 1,033 |
Walter Robert Johnson** | ||||||
Yorkton | Clay Serby 4,897 |
Brian Fromm 1,846 |
Donna Yaholnitsky 1,560 |
Lorne McLaren** |
Southwest Saskatchewan
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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NDP | PC | Liberal | Other | |||||||
Assiniboia-Gravelbourg | Lewis Draper 2,647 |
John Wolfe 2,583 |
Tim Connors 2,148 |
John Thomas Wolfe | ||||||
Maple Creek | Bryan Oster 1,987 |
Jack Goohsen 2,627 |
Shirley Helmerson 1,865 |
Jack Goohsen | ||||||
Moose Jaw Palliser | Glenn Hagel 5,681 |
Colleen Basarsky 1,920 |
Michael Klein 2,120 |
Glenn Hagel Moose Jaw North |
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Moose Jaw Wakamow | Lorne Calvert 6,083 |
Lisa Acton 1,164 |
Randy Roman 1,799 |
Lorne Calvert Moose Jaw South |
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Morse | Carl Siemens 2,101 |
Harold Martens 2,682 |
Ken Nelson 1,255 |
Harold Arthur Martens | ||||||
Shaunavon | Glen Allan McPherson 2,350 |
Ted Gleim 2,222 |
Jerry Ruehs 1,733 |
Ted Gleim | ||||||
Swift Current | John Penner 4,399 |
Lawrence Bergreen 2,731 |
Archie Green 1,503 |
Patricia Anne Smith** | ||||||
Thunder Creek | Ron Bishoff 2,240 |
Richard Swenson 2,929 |
Bill Johnstone 1,639 |
Dwayne S. McBride (Ind.) 66 | Richard Swenson |
Southeast Saskatchewan
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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NDP | PC | Liberal | Other | |||||||
Bengough-Milestone | Judy Bradley 2,419 |
Darrell Rodine 2,297 |
Laurie Unruh 1,665 |
Robert Hugh Pickering** | ||||||
Estevan | Leonard Haukeness 3,404 |
Grant Devine 4,079 |
Bob Jones 1,889 |
Grant Devine | ||||||
Indian Head-Wolseley | Lorne Scott 2,725 |
Dwight Dunn 2,066 |
Jack Hosler 2,069 |
Douglas Graham Taylor** | ||||||
Moosomin | Mary McGuire 2,954 |
Don Toth 3,005 |
Keith Lewis 1,475 |
Don Toth | ||||||
Qu’Appelle-Lumsden | Suzanne Murray 4,907 |
Martin Kenney 2,426 |
Dawn Garner 2,827 |
John Gary Lane** | ||||||
Souris-Cannington | Ross Arthur 1,912 |
Dan D'Autremont 2,980 |
Don Lees 1,815 |
Eric Berntson** | ||||||
Weyburn | Ronald Wormsbecker 3,883 |
Lorne Hepworth 2,725 |
Bill Rudachyk 1,920 |
Edwin Appenheimer (Ind.) 47 | Lorne Henry Hepworth |
Saskatoon
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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NDP | PC | Liberal | Other | |||||||
Saskatoon Broadway | Pat Atkinson 5,027 |
Lee Cutforth 1,445 |
Jackie Stewart 2,891 |
Greg Hill (Ind.) 107 | Herman Harold Rolfes Saskatoon South |
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Saskatoon Eastview-Haultain | Bob Pringle 4,630 |
Bob Myers 1,698 |
Dan Kolysher 2,485 |
Bob Pringle Saskatoon Eastview |
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Saskatoon Fairview | Robert Wayne Mitchell 5,955 |
Gaby Akl 905 |
Bill Mellof 2,084 |
Robert Wayne Mitchell | ||||||
Saskatoon Greystone | Peter Prebble 4,009 |
Gary Hellard 1,094 |
Lynda Haverstock 5,422 |
Leslie Cushion (Ind.) 40 | New District | |||||
Saskatoon Idylwyld | Eric Cline 5,986 |
Carol Zanon 1,294 |
Roland Loewer 2,562 |
Anne deBlois Smart** Saskatoon Centre |
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Saskatoon Nutana | Herman Rolfes 5,452 |
Jerry Ehalt 1,264 |
Shirley Khan 3,048 |
Pat Atkinson | ||||||
Saskatoon River Heights | Carol Teichrob 4,908 |
Ray Meiklejohn 3,578 |
Ed Monuik 2,955 |
Raymond Harry Meiklejohn Saskatoon Mayfair |
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Saskatoon Riversdale | Roy Romanow 5,254 |
Gay Caswell 761 |
Gary La Plante 1,398 |
Roy Romanow | ||||||
Saskatoon Sutherland-University | Mark Koenker 4,034 |
Jim Laing 1,452 |
Robin Bellamy 3,102 |
Mark Koenker Saskatoon Sutherland |
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Saskatoon Westmount | Janice MacKinnon 5,505 |
George Turanich 1,008 |
Myron Luczka 1,913 |
John Edward Brockelbank** | ||||||
Saskatoon Wildwood | Pat Lorje 4,282 |
Joan Black 2,509 |
David Clark 3,123 |
New District |
Regina
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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NDP | PC | Liberal | Other | |||||||
Regina Albert North | Kim Trew 5,313 |
Roy Gaebel 881 |
Phil Biggs 2,520 |
Kim Trew Regina North |
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Regina Albert South | Serge Kujawa 4,333 |
Jack Klein 1,761 |
Saul Jacobson 3,133 |
John O'Donoghue (Ind.) 106 | Jack Klein Regina South |
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Regina Churchill Downs | Edward Shillington 6,049 |
John Bergen 661 |
Clyde Myhill 1,939 |
Edwin Tchorzewski Regina North East |
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Regina Dewdney | Edwin Tchorzewski 6,695 |
Warne Rhoades 990 |
Bob Newman 1,969 |
New District | ||||||
Regina Elphinstone | Dwain Lingenfelter 6,505 |
Don Racette 854 |
Cliff Chatterson 1,673 |
Dwain Lingenfelter | ||||||
Regina Hillsdale | Rose Marie Simard 4,851 |
Shirley Schneider 1,677 |
Larry Bird 2,930 |
Rose Marie Simard Regina Lakeview |
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Regina Lake Centre | Joanne Crofford 6,286 |
Bill Pratt 1,296 |
Michael R. Giles 2,432 |
Edward Shillington Regina Centre |
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Regina North West | John Solomon 5,660 |
Jack Mock 990 |
Liz Calvert 2,670 |
John Solomon | ||||||
Regina Rosemont | Robert Llewellyn Lyons 6,406 |
Myrna Petersen 1,031 |
John M. MacGowan 2,383 |
Robert Lyons | ||||||
Regina Victoria | Harry Van Mulligen 5,759 |
Olga Stinson 1,000 |
Louise Holloway 2,066 |
Harry Van Mulligen | ||||||
Regina Wascana Plains | Doreen Hamilton 4,532 |
Gordon Martin 2,148 |
Cam McCannell 3,086 |
Gordon B. Martin Regina Wascana |
Party | Candidate | Votes | % | ±% | |
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Liberal | Anita Bergman | 2,566 | 57.05 | +28.40 | |
NDP | Kathie Maher-Wolbaum | 1,794 | 39.88 | -20.85 | |
Prog. Conservative | Harvey Schmidt | 138 | 3.07 | -7.55 | |
Total | 4,498 | 100.00 |
See also
References
- ↑ Government Restructuring and Career Public Service in Canada, Evert A. Lindquist, 2000, Institute of Public Administration of Canada, ISBN 0-920715-92-3 [1]
- ↑ Legislative Reports, Canadian Parliamentary Review, 14, #3, 1991