Ottawa–Carleton

Shane

Williams

Ottawa–Carleton

Ontario, 1968–1988

Wikipedia: Ottawa–Carleton was a federal electoral district in Ontario, Canada that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1968 to 1988. This riding was created in 1966 from parts of Carleton, Ottawa East and Russell ridings.

1984 General Election

John Barry Turner	Progressive Conservative Party	34,693

Albert J. Roy	Liberal Party of Canada	30,747

Vernon Lang	New Democratic Party	10,760

J.C. Reverent Hicks	Rhinoceros Party of Canada	648
John W. Dodson	Green Party of Canada	341
Mireille Landry-Kennedy	Independent	281
Sylvain Labelle	Party for the Commonwealth of Canada	69

1980 General Election

Jean-Luc Pepin	Liberal Party of Canada	34,960

Bert Lawrence	Progressive Conservative Party	22,384

Don Francis	New Democratic Party	7,788

Oli Cosgrove	No affiliation	235

1979 General Election

Jean-Luc Pepin	Liberal Party of Canada	33,972

Jean Elizabeth Pigott	Progressive Conservative Party	26,972

Jill Vickers	New Democratic Party	8,234

1976 By-Election

Jean Elizabeth Pigott	Progressive Conservative Party	34,477

Henri L. Rocque	Liberal Party of Canada	18,796

Steven W. Langdon	New Democratic Party	12,777

Stewart I. Crawford	No affiliation	716
Robert A. Leber	Independent	602

1974 General Election

John Napier Turner	Liberal Party of Canada	38,463

Bill Neville	Progressive Conservative Party	27,588

Dave Hall	New Democratic Party	6,014

1972 General Election

John Napier Turner	Liberal Party of Canada	31,316

Strome Galloway	Progressive Conservative Party	22,641

Doris Shackleton	New Democratic Party	11,225

David Morse	Social Credit Party of Canada	839

1968 General Election

John Napier Turner	Liberal Party of Canada	28,987

Kenneth Charles Binks	Progressive Conservative Party	11,665

Harold Wilson	New Democratic Party	3,115

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