Comox–Alberni

Shane

Williams

Comox–Alberni

British Columbia, 1917–1979

Wikipedia: Comox—Alberni was a federal electoral district in British Columbia, Canada, that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1917 to 1979, and again from 1988 to 1993.

1974 General Election

Hugh Alan Anderson	Liberal Party of Canada	13,594

Al Lazerte	Progressive Conservative Party	12,683

Don Barker	New Democratic Party	11,158

Mark F. Mosher	Communist Party of Canada	605

1972 General Election

Thomas Speakman Barnett	New Democratic Party	17,477

Bob Chown	Liberal Party of Canada	9,501

Jerry Sinnott	Progressive Conservative Party	6,440

Delbert Keith Doll	Social Credit Party of Canada	1,276

Mark F. Mosher	Independent	483

1969 By-Election

Thomas Speakman Barnett	New Democratic Party	12,612

Richard John Joseph Durante	Liberal Party of Canada	12,357

Blair Mclean	Progressive Conservative Party	2,350

1968 General Election

Richard John Joseph Durante	Liberal Party of Canada	11,939

Thomas Speakman Barnett	New Democratic Party	11,930

Blair Mclean	Progressive Conservative Party	5,154

Jean-M.-Joseph Gagnon	Social Credit Party of Canada	997

Mark Mosher	Communist Party of Canada	311

1965 General Election

Thomas Speakman Barnett	New Democratic Party	13,393

Loran K. Jordon	Liberal Party of Canada	7,122

Jean M. Gagnon	Social Credit Party of Canada	4,183

Bill Macadam	Progressive Conservative Party	4,072

John Alexander Mckenzie	Independent	878

1963 General Election

Thomas Speakman Barnett	New Democratic Party	13,449

William C. Moore	Liberal Party of Canada	9,217

Alex W. Crouch	Progressive Conservative Party	6,099

Hazel Fee	Social Credit Party of Canada	2,428

1962 General Election

Thomas Speakman Barnett	New Democratic Party	10,474

William C. Moore	Liberal Party of Canada	7,689

Henry Carwithen McQuillan	Progressive Conservative Party	6,478

Jack Finnerty	Social Credit Party of Canada	3,219

Mark Fulmore Mosher	Communist Party of Canada	567

1958 General Election

Henry Carwithen McQuillan	Progressive Conservative Party	11,483

Thomas Speakman Barnett	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	9,607

M. Stelling	Liberal Party of Canada	2,472

William S. Mullett	Social Credit Party of Canada	1,354

1957 General Election

Thomas Speakman Barnett	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	8,598

Henry Carwithen McQuillan	Progressive Conservative Party	7,423

Benjamin F. Wright	Social Credit Party of Canada	4,789

Alfred Carl Fillinger	Liberal Party of Canada	3,146

1953 General Election

Thomas Speakman Barnett	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	6,115

Irving Wilson	Liberal Party of Canada	4,609

Robert Harry Watson	Social Credit Party of Canada	4,275

Eric Frederick Duncan	Progressive Conservative Party	1,790

William Stuart E. Morrison	Labor-Progressive Party	850

1949 General Election

John Lambert Gibson	Independent	11,397

John Herdman Cameron	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	7,785

1945 General Election

John Lambert Gibson	Independent Liberal	7,348

Thomas Speakman Barnett	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	4,692

Nigel Morgan	Trades Union	4,679

1940 General Election

Alan Webster Neill	Independent	10,156

George Harrison Brown	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	3,835

1935 General Election

Alan Webster Neill	Independent	4,497

Colin Cameron	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	2,437

Reece Hague	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	1,509

Malcolm Mackinnon	Labour	999

Ernest Richard Tarling	Reconstruction Party	78

1930 General Election

Alan Webster Neill	Independent	5,651

Thomas Graham	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	3,270

1926 General Election

Alan Webster Neill	Independent	4,307

Donald Robert Macdonald	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	2,831

John Edward Armishaw	Labour	185

1925 General Election

Alan Webster Neill	Independent	4,794

Thomas Davis Coldicutt	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	2,247

1921 General Election

Alan Webster Neill	Progressive	4,170

Herbert Sylvester Clements	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	2,935

John Edward Armishaw	Unknown	579

1917 General Election

Herbert Sylvester Clements	Unionist	3,652

William Wallace Burns McInnes	Opposition	2,162

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