St. Albert

Shane

Williams

St. Albert

Alberta, 1988–2004

Wikipedia: St. Albert was a federal electoral district in Alberta, Canada, that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1988 to 2004. It contained Edmonton's western and northwestern suburbs, including the city of St. Albert.

2000 General Election

John Glass Williams	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	32,745

Bob Russell	Liberal Party of Canada	13,637

Andy Jones	Progressive Conservative Party	5,687

John Williams	New Democratic Party	2,965

1997 General Election

John Glass Williams	Reform Party of Canada	24,269

Doug Kennedy	Liberal Party of Canada	12,537

Mike Partington	Progressive Conservative Party	4,645

Jim Connelly	New Democratic Party	2,172

Steven Powers	Independent	354

1993 General Election

John Glass Williams	Reform Party of Canada	24,964

Jack Jeffery	Liberal Party of Canada	13,860

Jerry Manegre	Progressive Conservative Party	5,884

Steven Powers	National Party of Canada	2,219

Zahid Makhdoom	New Democratic Party	1,435

Rudy Penner	Christian Heritage Party of Canada	294
Richard Day	Natural Law Party of Canada	257
Jennifer Vallee	No affiliation	90

1988 General Election

Walter Van De Walle	Progressive Conservative Party	19,945

Dennis Pawlowski	New Democratic Party	8,370

Kent Davidson	Liberal Party of Canada	7,140

Ken Allred	Reform Party of Canada	5,955

Dwayne O'Coin	Christian Heritage Party of Canada	904
Hermann S. Kleen	Rhinoceros Party of Canada	197
Edward Goodliffe	No affiliation	127
Curtis L. Schoepp	Confederation of Regions Western Party	57

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