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1. A provincial election was on the horizon in Alberta in 1935. (Web site)
2. The 1990 provincial election was called soon after Harris became party leader. (Web site)
3. In the 2004 provincial election, the party nominated candidates in four ridings, winning a total of 2,485 votes, or 0.3% of the provincial total.
4. In the 1999 provincial election, the NDP was re-elected to a third consecutive term but was reduced to a minority of seats in the legislature. (Web site)
5. In the 2003 provincial election, the Conservatives took 20% of the vote within the City of Toronto, but did not win a single seat. (Web site)

Filmon

1. In the aftermath of the accord's defeat, Filmon called a new provincial election for September 11, 1990.

Mcintosh

1. McIntosh was easily re-elected in the provincial election of 1995, defeating Liberal Allen Green by 1130 votes.

Jean Charest

1. In 2003 he lost the provincial election to Jean Charest 's Liberals. (Web site)

Maves

1. In the provincial election of 1999, Maves was re-elected by about 1,500 votes over Liberal candidate Selina Volpatti.

Doern

1. Doern was first elected to the Manitoba legislature in the provincial election of 1966, for the northwestern Winnipeg riding of Elmwood. (Web site)

York South??

1. The Liberals won the provincial election of 2003, and Cordiano won another easy victory in York South—Weston. (Web site)

Orazietti

1. In the provincial election of 2003, Orazietti scored an unexpectedly lopsided victory over Tony Martin, who had represented the Sault Ste. (Web site)

Lanark??

1. In the provincial election of 1999, Sterling was returned for the restructured riding of Lanark—Carleton. (Web site)

Democrat Jim Rondeau

1. The current MLA is New Democrat Jim Rondeau, who was re-elected in the provincial election of 2003 with over 60% support.

Coburn

1. Coburn was elected for Carleton--Gloucester in the provincial election of 1999, defeating Liberal Rene Danis by over 6,000 votes. (Web site)

Mississauga West

1. He was re-elected in the provincial election of 1999, defeating Liberal Bob Delaney in the redistributed riding of Mississauga West. (Web site)

Ottawa??

1. In the provincial election of 2003, he defeated incumbent Progressive Conservative Brian Coburn in Ottawa—Orléans by about 4500 votes. (Web site)

Roblin

1. In the provincial election of 1969, McKenzie narrowly defeated fellow incumbent Mike Kawchuk of the NDP in the redistributed riding of Roblin.

October 2011

1. With one year to go before the next provincial election in October 2011, Ontario voters are sending warning signals to the incumbent government. (Web site)

Bec Provincial Election

1. Liberal Party led by Robert Bourassa is re-elected in Québec provincial election.

Third Attempt

1. He was elected to the legislature on his third attempt, in the provincial election of 1949. (Web site)

Tim Peterson

1. Some management want a boost in salary also Tim Peterson lost the provincial election and may just want his job back at Nordex. (Web site)

Office

1. Nixon's tenure in office ended with the provincial election of 1990, as Peterson's Liberals were upset by the NDP under Bob Rae. (Web site)

Public Office

1. Scott first ran for public office in the provincial election of 1981. (Web site)

Finishing Third

1. In the provincial election of 1958, he ran in the northern riding of The Pas and received 801 votes, finishing third.

Five Candidates

1. He also ran in the provincial election of 1927 in Assiniboia, but finished a distant fourth out of five candidates.

Social Credit Party

1. The Social Credit Party ran 19 candidates in the provincial election of 1936, five of whom were elected. (Web site)

Ontario Provincial Election

1. In the run-up to an Ontario provincial election, education is and should be much in the public eye. (Web site)

Doer

1. At a hastily called news conference Thursday morning, Doer said he won't run in the next provincial election in October 2011.

Ouellette

1. Ouellette was elected for his third term in the 2008 provincial election.

Ccf

1. In the fall of 1943, a provincial election was held, during which the CCF fielded its first candidates.

Ndp Candidate

1. Andy Iwanchuk will be the NDP candidate in Saskatoon Fairview in the next provincial election.

Six Candidates

1. The CPC-M was led by Lorne Robson in the provincial election of 1988, in which it ran six candidates.

Last Provincial Election

1. Since the last provincial election was held prior to redistribution, it remains a provincial seat and is represented by Liberal Mary Anne Chambers.

Progressive Conservatives

1. The Progressive Conservatives won a majority government under Mike Harris in the provincial election of 1995, and Carr was easily re-elected. (Web site)
2. The riding was a prime target for the Progressive Conservatives in the provincial election of 1995. (Web site)

Moving

1. The last provincial election, in January 2005, was hailed by President George Bush as a hopeful sign that Iraq was moving towards democracy. (Web site)

Position

1. He retained this position until 1999, when Filmon's Tories were defeated by the NDP under Gary Doer in a provincial election.
2. He retained this position until the Tories were defeated in the provincial election of 2003. (Web site)
3. Smith was probably the LPM's official leader in 1986; he certainly held that position by the provincial election of 1988.

Closed

1. Police have closed an investigation into union contributions to the NDP in the provincial election campaign and won't be laying charges.

Results

1. Opposition sniping aside, the results had pollster John Wright speculating the door was not closed to a provincial election this fall.
2. If it took this long to learn the results of a Federal or Provincial election we would all be up in arms.

Stevens

1. In the 2008 provincial election, Stevens was elected for a fourth time receiving 51% of the vote. (Web site)

Eve

1. He retired in 1998, on the eve of another provincial election, moving aside for Valley East MPP Shelley Martel to run in Nickel Belt.

Four Years

1. After governing for just under four years, Doer called a new provincial election for June 2003. (Web site)

June

1. Wowchuk was easily re-elected in a provincial election held June 3, 2003, and was named Deputy Premier three days later. (Web site)

Minister

1. Curling was easily re-elected in the provincial election of 1987, and was appointed Minister of Skills Development on September 29, 1987.

Clement

1. Clement was re-elected in the provincial election of 1999, defeating Liberal candidate Vic Dhillon by over 8,000 votes.

Year

1. The following year, however, she defeated Taylor by 281 votes in the provincial election of 1975.
2. He was elected for the riding of Deloraine in a provincial election held later in the year. (Web site)
3. He also argued that an all-party government would defer the next provincial election for a year, and allow the CCF more time to organize. (Web site)

Jackson

1. Jackson was nearly defeated in the provincial election of 1987, defeating Liberal Bill Priestner by 605 votes. (Web site)

Polls

1. Has campaigned for the Freedom Party in every provincial election since 1987, and frequently polls above the party's provincial average. (Web site)

Nova Scotia

1. She was the first black woman in Nova Scotia to run in a provincial election.

Ottawa

1. Mr. Turmel hopes to run simultaneously in upcoming provincial election in Ontario and a civic election in Ottawa. (Web site)

Defeat

1. These comments may have contributed to his defeat in the provincial election of 2003; Guzzo lost to former Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson by just under 3,000 votes.

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