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2006 Canadian Election Results

Newfoundland & Labrador - 2006 Canadian Federal Elections
Seats Won and ( % of Seats - % of Votes )

Conservatives Green
Liberals
NDP Other Total
3
42.7%
-
0.9%
4
42.8%
-
13.6%
-
0.0%
7

Official Provincial Turnout: 56.7%    Source: Elections Canada

District Candidate Party Votes % of Votes Winning Margin Votes Winning Margin %
Avalon Fabian Manning Conservative 19,132 51.6 4,814 13.0
Bill Morrow  Liberal 14,318 38.6    
Eugene Conway NDP 3,365 9.1    
Shannon Hillier  Green 297 0.8    
           
Bonavista--Gander--Grand Falls-- Scott Simms ** Liberal 19,866 52.0 4,490 11.8
Windsor Aaron Hynes  Conservative 15,376 40.3    
Sandra Cooze  NDP 2,668 7.0    
Judy Davis  Green 265 0.7    
           
Humber--St. Barbe--Baie Verte Gerry Byrne **  Liberal 17,208 52.9 7,071 21.7
Cyril Jr. Pelley  Conservative 10,137 31.2    
Holly Pike  NDP 4,847 14.9    
Martin Hanzalek  Green 339 1.0    
           
Labrador Todd Norman Russell ** Liberal 5,768 50.5 1,240 10.9
Joe Goudie  Conservative 4,528 39.7    
Jacob Edward Larkin NDP 1,037 9.1    
Gail Zwicker  Green 82 0.7    
           
Random--Burin--St. George's Bill Matthews **  Liberal 13,652 45.5 1,420 4.7
Cynthia Downey  Conservative 12,232 40.8    
Amanda Will  NDP 3,702 12.3    
Mark Brennan  Green 426 1.4    
           
St. John's East Norman Doyle **  Conservative 19,110 46.6 4,765 11.6
Paul Antle  Liberal 14,345 35.0    
Mike Kehoe  NDP 7,190 17.5    
Stephen Eli Harris  Green 402 1.0    
           
St. John's South--Mount Pearl Loyola Hearn **  Conservative 16,644 44.7 4,349 11.7
Siobhan Coady  Liberal 12,295 33.0    
Peg Norman  NDP 8,073 21.7    
Barry Crozier  Green 235 0.6    
           

** Incumbent

         

 

Election Results Source: Elections Canada

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