Winnipeg South

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Winnipeg South

Manitoba, 1917–1979

Wikipedia: Winnipeg South (French: Winnipeg-Sud) is a Canadian federal electoral district in Manitoba, Canada, that has been represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1917 to 1979, and since 1988. It covers the southernmost part of the city of Winnipeg.

1974 General Election

James Armstrong Richardson	Liberal Party of Canada	23,297

John Edward Brockelbank	Progressive Conservative Party	22,031

Jill Oliver	New Democratic Party	5,016

William Frank Zemianski	Social Credit Party of Canada	141
Ross F. Clancy Smith	No affiliation	86
Glen A. Brown	Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada	80
Harold James Dyck	Communist Party of Canada	79

1972 General Election

James Armstrong Richardson	Liberal Party of Canada	25,534

Boyd Robertson	Progressive Conservative Party	17,022

James Gilbert Burrows	New Democratic Party	7,413

Diane Lynne Waldman	No affiliation	205

1968 General Election

James Armstrong Richardson	Liberal Party of Canada	23,457

Louis Ralph (Bud) Sherman	Progressive Conservative Party	15,209

William John Hutton	New Democratic Party	5,499

1965 General Election

Louis Ralph (Bud) Sherman	Progressive Conservative Party	23,576

Margaret McTavish Konantz	Liberal Party of Canada	20,396

Sidney Green	New Democratic Party	10,371

1963 General Election

Margaret McTavish Konantz	Liberal Party of Canada	24,467

Gordon Campbell Chown	Progressive Conservative Party	22,316

Lloyd Stinson	New Democratic Party	7,867

James C. Macpherson	Social Credit Party of Canada	1,515

1962 General Election

Gordon Campbell Chown	Progressive Conservative Party	21,743

Margaret McTavish Konantz	Liberal Party of Canada	21,351

Sidney Green	New Democratic Party	7,993

James C. Macpherson	Social Credit Party of Canada	1,834

1958 General Election

Gordon Campbell Chown	Progressive Conservative Party	32,308

Charlie Avery	Liberal Party of Canada	12,524

Fred Paulley	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	6,305

1957 General Election

Gordon Campbell Chown	Progressive Conservative Party	23,855

Edward H. Crawford	Liberal Party of Canada	12,713

David A. Mulligan	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	7,112

Gordon Charles Smith	Social Credit Party of Canada	2,332

1953 General Election

Owen C. Trainor	Progressive Conservative Party	12,597

Charles Russell Simonite	Liberal Party of Canada	12,277

Ernest R. Draffin	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	6,247

Martin Joseph Forkin	Labor-Progressive Party	470

1949 General Election

Leslie Alexander Mutch	Liberal Party of Canada	16,235

Gunnar Solmundur Thorvaldson	Progressive Conservative Party	9,942

Frederick George Tipping	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	7,765

1945 General Election

Leslie Alexander Mutch	Liberal Party of Canada	11,921

Frederick George Thompson	Progressive Conservative Party	9,589

Frederick George Tipping	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	9,033

1940 General Election

Leslie Alexander Mutch	Liberal Party of Canada	15,461

Phipps Baker	National Government	8,445

Dave Mulligan	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	3,912

1935 General Election

Leslie Alexander Mutch	Liberal Party of Canada	10,871

Edwin Godfrey Phipps Baker	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	7,158

William Campbell	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	3,690

Robert Alexander Gillespie	Reconstruction Party	2,216

Percy Black Hayward	Social Credit Party of Canada	800

1930 General Election

Robert Rogers	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	10,117

John Stewart McDiarmid	Liberal Party of Canada	9,774

Charles Albert Tanner	Independent Labour	256

1926 General Election

John Stewart McDiarmid	Liberal Party of Canada	8,809

Robert Rogers	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	7,638

1925 General Election

Robert Rogers	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	7,017

Tobias Crawford Norris	Liberal Party of Canada	5,400

John Kelly	Labour	3,206

1921 General Election

Albert Blellock Hudson	Liberal Party of Canada	10,570

George Jackson	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	7,704

William Robert Hogarth	Liberal Party of Canada	1,185

1917 General Election

George William Allan	Unionist	19,031

Neil Thomas Macmillan	Opposition	2,516

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