The 1973 Manitoba general election was held on June 28, 1973 to elect Members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of

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, Canada. It was won by the

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New Democratic Party The New Democratic Party (NDP; french: Nouveau Parti démocratique, NPD) is a federal political party in Canada. Widely described as social democratic,The party is widely described as social democratic: * * * * * * * * * * * * t ...

, which took 31 of 57 seats to win government in its own right for the first time. The Progressive Conservative Party finished second with 21, while the

Manitoba Liberal Party The Manitoba Liberal Party (french: Parti libéral du Manitoba) is a political party in Manitoba, Canada. Its roots can be traced to the late 19th century, following the province's creation in 1870. Origins and early development (to 1883) Origina ...

took the remaining five. A right-of-centre municipal organization known as the

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convinced the Progressive Conservative and Liberal parties to avoid competing against each other in certain

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-area ridings, such that a single "anti-socialist" alternative to the NDP could be offered. This campaign was generally unsuccessful.

Results

Note: * Party did not nominate candidates in previous election.

Riding results

Party key: *PC:

Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba (french: Parti progressiste-conservateur du Manitoba) is a centre-right political party in Manitoba, Canada. It is currently the governing party in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, after winnin ...

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*NDP:

New Democratic Party of Manitoba The New Democratic Party of Manitoba (french: Nouveau Parti démocratique du Manitoba) is a social-democratic political party in Manitoba, Canada. It is the provincial wing of the federal New Democratic Party, and is a successor to the Manitoba ...

*SC:

Manitoba Social Credit Party The Manitoba Social Credit Party (originally the Manitoba Social Credit League) was a political party in the Canadian province of Manitoba. In its early years, it espoused the monetary reform theories of social credit. It was formed in the 1935 ...

*Comm:

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*(M-L): Communist Party of Canada – Marxist-Leninist *Ind: Independent (x) denotes incumbent.

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: *(x) Douglas Watt (PC) 3487 *Lorne Watt (NDP) 1981 *M.F. Mac Corbett (L) 1181

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: *(x) Stephen Patrick (L) 5105 *

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(PC) 4309 *Larry Iwan (NDP) 3029 Birtle-Russell: *(x) Harry Graham (PC) 3203 *Michael Sotas (NDP) 2967 *John Braendle (L) 685

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(NDP) 4123 * Ken Burgess (PC) 2912 *Terry Penton (L) 855 *John Gross (SC) 78

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(PC) 5070 * Henry Carroll (NDP) 4028 *Guy Savoie (L) 806 Burrows: *(x) Ben Hanuschak (NDP) 5277 *Doug Krochak (PC) 1044 *Bob Major (L) 741 * Mary Kardash (Comm) 108 *Glen Brown (M-L) 33 Charleswood: *(x)

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(PC) 6180 *Roy Neil Benson (NDP) 3554 *Jim Spencer (L) 3456

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: * Les Osland (NDP) 2041 *Andy Champagne (PC) 1367 *Walter Perepeluk (L) 1256 *Andrew Kirkness (Ind) 880

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: * Harvey Patterson (NDP) 3730 *Lawrie Pollard (PC) 3729 *June Menzies (L) 1734 Dauphin: *(x)

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(NDP) 4261 *Art Rampton (PC) 3262 *Hugh Dunlop (L) 1091 Elmwood: *(x)

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(NDP) 4987 *Edward Tymchuk (PC) 2361 *Ray Brunka (L) 1363 Emerson: * Steve Derewianchuk (NDP) 2374 *Garnet Kyle (PC) 1937 * Mark Smerchanski (L) 1768 *Walter Hoover (Ind) 83

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: *(x) Thomas Barrow (NDP) 3112 *George Njegovan (PC) 1803 *Roy Veness (L) 893

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: *(x) L.R. Bud Sherman (PC) 4783 * Henry Janzen (L) 4331 *C.G. Gifford (NDP) 4006 Fort Rouge: *

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(L) 4181 *Samia Friesen (NDP) 3614 *(x)

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(PC) 3531 *Lane McDonald (Ind) 131 Gimli: *(x)

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(NDP) 3546 *Ted Revel (PC) 3490 *Charles Arnason (Ind) 164

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(PC) 3605 *Gordon Stewart (NDP) 2394 *Gordon McPhail (L) 1698 *Kenneth Morrison (Ind) 106 Inkster: *(x) Sidney Green (NDP) 5442 *John Sulymko (L) 1686 *Joe McMullen (PC) 1622 *Don Currie (Comm) 78 *Aili Waldman (M-L) 12 Kildonan: *(x) Peter Fox (NDP) 5718 *Don Lynn Heidman (PC) 2660 *Ann McTavish (L) 2097 Lac Du Bonnet: *(x) Samuel Uskiw (NDP) 5461 *Jo Anne Hillier (L) 2244 Lakeside: *(x)

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(PC) 2969 *George Schreyer (NDP) 1793 *Alan Beachell (L) 1778 La Verendrye: *

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(PC) 2912 *(x)

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(L) 2387 *Roger Smith (NDP) 1514 Logan: *(x) William Jenkins (NDP) 2671 *Rita Servin (PC) 1582 *Andrew Mazur (L) 644 *William Hawryluk (Ind) 671 *Gordon Anderson (Ind) 48 Minnedosa: *(x)

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(PC) 3777 *Lawrence Bell (NDP) 2708 *Ed Turner (L) 739

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: *(x) Warner Jorgenson (PC) 3650 *Lawrence Lewco (NDP) 1602 *Norm Dashevsky (L) 825

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: *(x) Ian Turnbull (NDP) 3945 *

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(L) 2347 *Ted Speers (PC) 2344 Pembina: *(x) George Henderson (PC) 4408 *Robert McKenzie (L) 1553 *Paul Klassen (NDP) 1013

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: *(x) Gordon Johnston (L) 2628 *

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(PC) 2592 *Albert Barrett (NDP) 1933 Radisson: *(x)

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(NDP) 4267 * Abe Kovnats (PC) 3635 *D'Arcy Pagan (L) 1740

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: * Arnold Brown (PC) 2903 *(x)

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(SC) 1587 *Jake Heinrichs (NDP) 1002 *Harry Friesen (L) 578 *John Epp (Ind) 52

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: *(x)

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(PC) 7944 * Wilson Parasiuk (NDP) 6181 *Art Gill (L) 1782 River Heights: *(x)

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(PC) 5167 *

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(L) 2906 *

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(NDP) 1413 Roblin: *(x)

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(PC) 3388 *John Oldham (NDP) 2779 Rock Lake: *(x) Henry Einarson (PC) 3470 *Paul Cenerini (NDP) 1825 *Arnold Collins (L) 1361 Rossmere: *(x)

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(NDP) 6827 *Alfred Penner (PC) 6239 Rupertsland: * Harvey Bostrom (NDP) 2093 *John Ateah (L) 1329 *Raymond Guiboche (PC) 504 *Dave Courchene Jr. (Ind) 415 *Lorne Lester (Ind) 166 St. Boniface: * J. Paul Marion (L) 4301 *(x)

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(NDP) 4300

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(NDP) 3552 *

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(L) 2465 St. James: * George Minaker (PC) 4483 *(x)

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(NDP) 4109 *Michael Scholl (L) 1340 *Gerald Zucawich (Ind) 30 St. Johns: *(x)

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(NDP) 4519 *Murray Krovats (PC) 1686 *Ben Karasinski (L) 1061 *

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(Comm) 66 *Joe Smith (Ind) 45 *Diane Waldman (M-L) 24 St. Matthews: *(x) Wally Johannson (NDP) 3875 *Einar Arnason (PC) 2492 *Norm Kirton (L) 1365 Ste. Rose: *(x) A.R. Pete Adam (NDP) 2627 *Dwight Hopfner (L) 1748 *Alf O'Loughlin (PC) 1516 Selkirk: *(x)

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(NDP) 4745 *John Linney (PC) 3429 Seven Oaks: *(x)

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(NDP) 6579 *Carl Zawatsky (PC) 4921 *Henry Froese (L) 1386 Souris-Killarney: *(x)

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(PC) 4669 *

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(NDP) 1557 *Gordon Martin (L) 890

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: *(x)

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(NDP) 3611 *John Vaags (PC) 3245 *Len Mendes (L) 694 *Harry Meronek (Ind) 333 Sturgeon Creek: *(x) Frank Johnston (PC) 6467 *

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(NDP) 2924 *Marjorie Gillies (L) 1647 *Dale Hibbard (Ind) 54 Swan River: *(x)

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(PC) 3370 *Omar Lamb (NDP) 2669 *Vic Mearon (L) 687

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: *(x) Ron McBryde (NDP) 3673 *George Takashima (Ind) 1873

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: *(x)

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(NDP) 6275 *Phil Rizzuto (PC) 4151 Virden: *(x) Morris McGregor (PC) 2981 *Barry Forman (NDP) 1741 *Duncan McDonald (L) 911

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: *(x) Philip Petursson (NDP) 4190 *Brandson Thornson (PC) 2272 *Neil Baker (Ind) 1165

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: *(x) Bud Boyce (NDP) 3010 * Bob Wilson (PC) 1520 *Ken Arenson (L) 1092 *Ed Storozuk (SC) 44 Wolseley: *(x)

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(L) 3135 *

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(NDP) 3131 * Robert Steen (PC) 1807

Post-election changes

St. Boniface (election declared void), December 20, 1974: *

(NDP) 3711 * J. Paul Marion (L) 3092 *Paul Fredette (PC) 378 Wolseley (res.

, March 1, 1975), June 25, 1975: * Robert Wilson (PC) 2072 *D'Arcy McCaffery (L) 1870 *

(NDP) 1815 *J.M.A. Smith (Ind) 55

(election declared void, February 20, 1975), June 25, 1975: *

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(PC) 2780 *

(L) 2611 * Harvey Patterson (NDP) 1987 Souris-Killarney (dec.

, April 18, 1976), November 7, 1976: *

Sterling Lyon Sterling Rufus Lyon (January 30, 1927 – December 16, 2010) was a Canadian lawyer, cabinet minister, and the 17th premier of Manitoba from 1977 to 1981. His government introduced several fiscally-conservative measures, and was sometimes seen a ...

(PC) 4478 *Jean Strath (L) 1272 *Howard Nixon (NDP) 1073

Results

Riding results

Post-election changes

See also