Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial Election (2003)

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The Manitoba general election of 2003 was held on 3 June. The results were as follows:

Party	Leader	Votes	Seats
New Democratic	Gary Albert Doer	195,425	35
Progressive Conservative	Stuart Murray	142,967	20
Liberal	Jon Gerrard	52,123	2
Green	Markus Buchart	3,792	0
Communist	Darrell Rankin	334	0
Libertarian	Chris Buors	248	0
Independent	-	167	0
Totals		395,056	57

The voting results for individual constituencies were as follows:

Constituency	Candidate	Party	Votes
Arthur-Virden	Larry N. Maguire	Progressive Conservative	4,135
	Perry Kalynuk	New Democratic	3,219
	Vaughn C. Ramsay	Liberal	331
Assiniboia	Jim Rondeau	New Democratic	5,147
	Dennis Wishanski	Progressive Conservative	2,257
	Monique Graboski	Liberal	657
	Jesse Tottle	Green	102
Brandon East	Drew Caldwell	New Democratic	3,870
	Greg Dinsdale	Progressive Conservative	2,036
	Scott Brigden	Liberal	274
	Lisa Gallagher	Communist	58
Brandon West	Scott Smith	New Democratic	5,210
	Reg Atkinson	Progressive Conservative	2,982
	Candace Sigurdson	Liberal	346
Burrows	Doug Martindale	New Democratic	4,004
	Tony Sanchez	Liberal	1,252
	Derek Lambert	Progressive Conservative	423
	Catharine Johannson	Green	123
Carman	Denis Rocan	Progressive Conservative	3,523
	Don Oldcorn	Liberal	1,825
	Bill Harrison	New Democratic	3,523
Charleswood	Myrna Driedger	Progressive Conservative	3,961
	Rick Ross	Liberal	2,800
	Mel Willis	New Democratic	1,436
Concordia	Gary Albert Doer	New Democratic	4,450
	Conor Lloyd	Progressive Conservative	935
	Tanya Parks	Liberal	419
Dauphin-Roblin	Stan Struthers	New Democratic	4,602
	Bill Griffin	Progressive Conservative	2,979
	Joelle Robinson	Liberal	683
	Larry Powell	Green	216
Elmwood	Jim Maloway	New Democratic	3,954
	Bryan McLeod	Progressive Conservative	1,229
	Walt Roberts	Liberal	748
	Gavin Whittaker	Libertarian	67
Emerson	John “Jack” Penner	Progressive Conservative	3,509
	Len Schieman	Liberal	1,260
	Luc Gendreau	New Democratic	1,137
Flin Flon	Gerard Jennissen	New Democratic	2,402
	Garry Zamzow	Liberal	557
	Lloyd McDonald	Progressive Conservative	322
Fort Garry	Kerri Irvin-Ross	New Democratic	3,852
	Joy Smith	Progressive Conservative	3,765
	Taran Malik	Liberal	562
	Didz Zuzens	Independent	61
Fort Rouge	Tim Sale	New Democratic	4,118
	Mark Francis	Progressive Conservative	1,409
	David Henteleff	Liberal	1,212
	Mikel Magnusson	Green	355
	Jim Weidman	Libertarian	51
Fort Whyte	John Loewen	Progressive Conservative	4,960
	Janine Ballingall Scotten	New Democratic	2,647
	Gerry Sankar	Liberal	1,803
Gimli	Peter Bjornson	New Democratic	5,500
	Vern Sabeski	Progressive Conservative	3,651
	Lynn Clark	Liberal	574
Inkster	Kevin Lamoureux	Liberal	3,671
	Mario Santos	New Democratic	2,851
	Michael T. Ledarney	Progressive Conservative	251
	Mario Ducusin	Green	103
Interlake	Tom Nevakshonoff	New Democratic	3,858
	Betty Green	Progressive Conservative	1,796
	Leslie Jacobson	Liberal	397
Kildonan	Dave Chomiak	New Democratic	5,123
	Garreth McDonald	Progressive Conservative	1,100
	Michael Lazar	Liberal	942
	Frank Luschak	Green	140
Kirkfield Park	Stuart Murray	Progressive Conservative	4,294
	Dennis Kshyk	New Democratic	2,855
	Brian Head	Liberal	2,042
La Verendrye	Ron Lemieux	New Democratic	3,881
	Gerard Simard	Progressive Conservative	2,310
	Paula Ryplanski Marsch	Liberal	492
Lac du Bonnet	Gerald Hawranik	Progressive Conservative	4,380
	Michael Hameluck	New Democratic	3,875
	Cheryl Appleyard	Liberal	290
Lakeside	Ralph Eichler	Progressive Conservative	4,110
	Robert B. Marshall	New Democratic	3,015
	Louis Allain	Liberal	636
Lord Roberts	Diane McGifford	New Democratic	4,352
	Andrew Hymers	Progressive Conservative	1,179
	Ali Lamont	Liberal	982
	Vere Scott	Green	442
	Andy Caisse	Libertarian	66
Minnedosa	Leanne Rowat	Progressive Conservative	3,259
	Harvey Paterson	New Democratic	3,247
	Gordon Powell	Liberal	268
	Colin Atkins	Independent	106
Minto	MaryAnn Mihychuk	New Democratic	3,586
	Mario Javier	Liberal	685
	David Laurence	Progressive Conservative	626
	Joan Johannson	Green	197
	Cheryl-Anne Carr	Communist	68
Morris	Mavis Taillieu	Progressive Conservative	3,996
	John Auger	New Democratic	1,588
	Michael Van Walleghem	Liberal	1,407
Pembina	Peter George Dyck	Progressive Conservative	4,694
	Mary Johnson	New Democratic	877
	Marilyn Skubovius	Liberal	505
	Aaron Crossman	Communist	81
Point Douglas	George Hickes	New Democratic	2,877
	Mary Lou Bourgeois	Liberal	547
	Wyatt McIntyre	Progressive Conservative	337
	Darrell Rankin	Communist	82
Portage la Prairie	David Faurschou	Progressive Conservative	3,524
	Bob Kriski	New Democratic	3,023
	Mike Lefebvre	Liberal	527
Radisson	Bidhu Jha	New Democratic	3,888
	Linda West	Progressive Conservative	2,901
	Murray Cliff	Liberal	624
Riel	Christine Melnick	New Democratic	4,455
	Shirley Render	Progressive Conservative	3,119
	Kristopher Ade	Liberal	671
River East	Bonnie Mitchelson	Progressive Conservative	4,935
	Doug Longstaffe	New Democratic	4,402
	Fred Curry	Liberal	286
River Heights	Jon Gerrard	Liberal	4,500
	Mike Radcliffe	Progressive Conservative	2,675
	Kristin Bingeman	New Democratic	1,824
	Linda Goossen	Green	209
	Clancy Smith	Libertarian	32
Rossmere	Harry Schellenberg	New Democratic	5,057
	Virginia Larsson	Progressive Conservative	2,296
	Sam Bhalesar	Liberal	362
Rupertsland	Eric Robinson	New Democratic	2,203
	Orville Woodford	Liberal	162
	Cory Phillips	Progressive Conservative	152
Russell	Len Derkach	Progressive Conservative	4,087
	Don Yanick	New Democratic	3,208
	Joan Clement	Liberal	571
St. Boniface	Gregory Francis “Greg” Selinger	New Democratic	4,904
	Dougald Lamont	Liberal	952
	Daniel Edward “Danny” Zahari (1963-2005)	Progressive Conservative	741
St. James	Bonnie Catherine Grant Hunt Korzeniowski (1941-2019)	New Democratic	3,982
	Cliff Allbutt	Progressive Conservative	2,473
	Alana McKenzie	Liberal	963
St. Johns	Gord Mackintosh	New Democratic	4,224
	Ed Kolodziej	Liberal	745
	E. Ray Garnett	Progressive Conservative	612
	Alon Weinberg	Green	221
	Chris Buors	Libertarian	32
St. Norbert	Marilyn Brick	New Democratic	3,355
	Marcel Laurendeau	Progressive Conservative	2,610
	Jocelyn Greenwood	Liberal	741
	Keith Barber	Green	186
St. Vital	Nancy Allan	New Democratic	4,409
	Kirsty Reilly	Progressive Conservative	1,656
	Justin R. Beaudry	Liberal	707
	Nelson P. Morrison	Green	179
Ste. Rose	Glen Cummings	Progressive Conservative	3,709
	John Harapiak	New Democratic	2,301
	Wendy Menzies	Liberal	538
Seine River	Theresa Oswald	New Democratic	4,314
	Louise Dacquay	Progressive Conservative	3,582
	Luciano A. Vacca	Liberal	553
Selkirk	Greg Dewar	New Democratic	4,580
	Jack Jonasson	Liberal	1,469
	Doug Neal	Progressive Conservative	1,257
Southdale	Jack Reimer	Progressive Conservative	4,422
	Carolyn Frost	New Democratic	3,123
	Chuck Mrena	Liberal	1,120
Springfield	Ron Schuler	Progressive Conservative	4,917
	Georgine Spooner	New Democratic	2,512
	Vince Boileau	Liberal	682
Steinbach	Kelvin Goertzen	Progressive Conservative	4,284
	Bonnie Schmidt	New Democratic	875
	Monica Guetre	Liberal	455
	Connie Jantz	Green	126
Swan River	Rosann Wowchuk	New Democratic	4,701
	Jason Shaw	Progressive Conservative	2,223
	Russell McKay	Liberal	538
The Maples	Cris Aglugub	New Democratic	3,781
	Angelina Olivier-Job	Progressive Conservative	885
	Tammy Witko	Liberal	885
The Pas	Oscar Lathlin (1947-2008)	New Democratic	3,104
	Mark Sweeny	Liberal	836
	Richard Goudry	Progressive Conservative	791
Thompson	Steve Ashton	New Democratic	3,291
	Bill Archer	Progressive Conservative	532
	Myrle Traverse	Liberal	155
Transcona	Daryl Reid	New Democratic	4,414
	Betty Ann Watts	Liberal	1,024
	Nansy Marsiglia	Progressive Conservative	915
Turtle Mountain	Mervin C. Tweed	Progressive Conservative	3,956
	Lonnie Patterson	New Democratic	1,893
	Bev Leadbeater	Liberal	743
Tuxedo	Heather Stefanson	Progressive Conservative	4,213
	Sonia Taylor	New Democratic	2,023
	Maria Billinghurst	Liberal	1,741
Wellington	Conrado De Regla “Conrad” Santos (1934-2016)	New Democratic	3,119
	Rylan Reed	Liberal	640
	Jon Penner	Progressive Conservative	413
	Glen Wreggitt	Communist	45
Wolseley	Rob Altemeyer	New Democratic	3,482
	Markus Buchart	Green	1,193
	Val Mollison	Liberal	766
	Ashley Burner	Progressive Conservative	679

See also:

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial By-Elections (2004-2005)

Memorable Manitobans: Members of the Thirty-Eighth Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (2003-2007)

Sources:

“Manitoba election special,” Winnipeg Free Press, 4 June 2003, page 23.

Results of the 38th general election, June 3, 2003, Elections Manitoba.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 4 September 2023