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The Canadian federal election of 1984 was held on 4 September. The results were as follows:
Riding |
Candidate |
Party |
Votes |
Brandon-Souris |
Walter Leland Rutherford “Lee” Clark (1936-2008) |
Progressive Conservative |
18,813 |
Dennis Heeney |
Confederation of Regions Western |
6,322 |
Jake Janzen |
New Democratic |
5,631 |
David Campbell |
Liberal |
5,278 |
Churchill |
Rodney Edward “Rod” Murphy |
New Democratic |
10,829 |
Harvey Hanson |
Progressive Conservative |
8,010 |
John Vincent Macdonald “Jack” Kennedy (1929-2016) |
Liberal |
4,272 |
Andrew Kirkness |
Independent |
377 |
Keith Muirhead |
Libertarian |
281 |
Dauphin-Swan River |
Brian White |
Progressive Conservative |
11,973 |
Laverne Mitchell Lewycky (1946-2020) |
New Democratic |
10,219 |
Douglas Cowling |
Liberal |
4,352 |
Douglas Switzer |
Confederation of Regions Western |
1,589 |
Lisgar |
Jack Burnett Murta |
Progressive Conservative |
15,557 |
James Fallis |
Confederation of Regions |
8,976 |
Anne-Marie McEachern |
Liberal |
4,423 |
Peter Hiebert |
New Democratic |
2,052 |
Bill Harrison |
Rhino |
437 |
Portage-Marquette |
Charles James “Charlie” Mayer |
Progressive Conservative |
15,378 |
Doug Edmondson |
Confederation of Regions |
6,957 |
Garry Grant |
New Democratic |
4,447 |
Abe Suderman |
Liberal |
4,161 |
Dennis Owens |
Libertarian |
204 |
Provencher |
Arthur Jacob “Jake” Epp |
Progressive Conservative |
20,077 |
Ronald “Ron” Buzahora |
New Democratic |
6,941 |
Waldemar “Wally” Rempel (1936-2015) |
Liberal |
4,859 |
Ron Bowers |
Confederation of Regions |
2,347 |
Donald Ives |
Libertarian |
232 |
St. Boniface |
Leo Duguay |
Progressive Conservative |
19,548 |
Robert Theodore Bockstael (1923-2017) |
Liberal |
16,763 |
Armand T. Bedard |
New Democratic |
11,279 |
Dennis A. Epps |
Confederation of Regions |
1,649 |
Selkirk-Interlake |
Felix Holtmann |
Progressive Conservative |
13,750 |
Terry Sargeant |
New Democratic |
13,088 |
Ed Anderson |
Liberal |
3,510 |
Doug Stefanson |
Confederation of Regions |
3,301 |
Bob Quenett |
Libertarian |
163 |
Winnipeg Assiniboine |
Alvin Daniel “Dan” McKenzie (1924-1989) |
Progressive Conservative |
27,567 |
David Matas |
Liberal |
16,200 |
Robert Johannson |
New Democratic |
7,067 |
Lillian Stevens |
Confederation of Regions Western |
1,344 |
Stephen Kenzie |
Libertarian |
472 |
Winnipeg Birds Hill |
William Alexander “Bill” Blaikie (1951-2022) |
New Democratic |
23,903 |
John Hare |
Progressive Conservative |
20,644 |
Lil Johnson |
Liberal |
5,447 |
Al Macdonald |
Confederation of Regions Western |
1,069 |
Don Bergen |
Rhino |
569 |
Edward G. Price |
Independent |
549 |
Winnipeg Fort Garry |
Lloyd Norman Axworthy |
Liberal |
21,286 |
Louis Ralph “Bud” Sherman (1926-2015) |
Progressive Conservative |
18,932 |
Gail Coyston |
New Democratic |
5,932 |
Clangy Smith |
Libertarian |
308 |
Frank Goldspink |
Communist |
115 |
Winnipeg North |
David Orlikow |
New Democratic |
18,209 |
Luba Fedorkiw |
Progressive Conservative |
12,705 |
Chris Lorenc |
Liberal |
10,421 |
Paula Fletcher |
Communist |
283 |
William Hawryluk |
Independent |
243 |
E. T. Dolski |
Independent |
180 |
Winnipeg North Centre |
Cyril Keeper |
New Democratic |
10,559 |
Joseph N. H. “Joe” Du (1933-2017) |
Progressive Conservative |
6,470 |
Frank Bueti |
Liberal |
5,144 |
Monty A. McDonald |
Independent |
484 |
Don Hogan |
Independent |
234 |
Winnipeg St. James |
Clement George Minaker (1937-2012) |
Progressive Conservative |
12,523 |
Lissa Donner |
New Democratic |
9,843 |
Diana Ryback |
Liberal |
6,007 |
Fred Debrecen |
Confederation of Regions Western |
830 |
John R. Talarico |
Libertarian |
164 |
Paul Pugh |
Communist |
86 |
See also:
Memorable Manitobans: Manitoba Members of the Thirty-Third Canadian Parliament (1984-1988)
Sources:
“Election ‘84 results,” Winnipeg Free Press, 5 September 1984, page 19.
History of Federal Ridings Since 1867, Parliament of Canada.
We thank Nathan Kramer for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 24 January 2023
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