The election of September 21 , 1999 in Manitoba , Canada returned to power the New Democratic Party (NDP), which had been out of power since 1988 . The NDP won 32 seats, against 24 for the Progressive Conservatives . The Manitoba Liberal Party won one seat.
See also: List of Manitoba general elections
Provincial results
Riding-by-riding results Party code:
(x) denotes incumbent.
Larry Maguire (PC) 4215Perry Kalynuk (NDP) 3063 Bob Brigden (L) 1281 Assiniboia:
Brandon East:
Drew Caldwell (NDP) 4840Marty Snelling (PC) 2080 Don Jessiman (Ind) 525 Peter Logan (L) 453 Brandon West:
Burrows:
Carman:
(x)Denis Rocan (PC) 3698 Raymond Le Neal (L) 2291 Diane Beresford (NDP) 1519 Charleswood:
(x)Myrna Driedger (PC) 5437 Alana McKenzie (L) 2323 Darryl Livingstone (NDP) 2176 Concordia:
Dauphin-Roblin:
(x)Stan Struthers (NDP) 5596 Lorne Boguski (PC) 4001 Doug McPhee (M) 455 Elmwood:
(x)Jim Maloway (NDP) 5176 Elsie Bordynuik (PC) 2659 Cameron Neumann (Lbt) 320 James Hogaboam (Comm) 79 Emerson:
(x)Jack Penner (PC) 3994 Ted Klassen (L) 2054 David Kiansky (NDP) 1332 Flin Flon:
Fort Garry:
Joy Smith (PC) 4436Lawrie Cherniack (NDP) 4406 Ted Gilson (L) 1143 Denise Van Rooyen (M) 116 Fort Rouge:
(x)Tim Sale (NDP) 4759 Ron Paley (PC) 2971 John Shanski (L) 1870 Alex Reid (G) 176 Fort Whyte:
Gimli:
(x)Ed Helwer (PC) 5488 Fran Frederickson (NDP) 5086 Pat Caroll (L) 1019 Inkster:
Interlake:
Kildonan:
(x)Dave Chomiak (NDP) 6101 Shannon Martin (PC) 2542 Michael Lazar (L) 1093 Kirkfield Park:
(x)Eric Stefanson (PC) 6108 Dennis Kshyk (NDP) 3060 Vic Wieler (L) 2306 Lac du Bonnet:
Lakeside:
(x)Harry Enns (PC) 4426 Paul Pododworny (NDP) 2785 Dave Harcus (L) 1646 Marcel Van De Kerckhove (M) 222 La Verendrye:
Lord Roberts:
(x)Diane McGifford (NDP) 5240 Maggie Nishimura (PC) 2678 Allen Mills (L) 1776 Lyle Ford (G) 136 Minnedosa:
(x)Harold Gilleshammer (PC) 3744 Harvey Paterson (NDP) 2841 Gordon Powell (L) 578 Brian Pollon (M) 369 Minto:
(x)MaryAnn Mihychuk (NDP) 4534 Harry Lehotsky (PC) 2035 Duane Poettcker (L) 452 Harold Dyck (Comm) 45 Didz Zuzens (Lbt) 27 Morris:
Pembina:
(x)Peter Dyck (PC) 4808 Celson Arevalo (NDP) 1120 Marilyn Skubovius (L) 1039 Point Douglas:
(x)George Hickes (NDP) 3338 Ajay Chopra (L) 1336 Mary Richard (PC) 1224 Peter Juba (Ind) 360 Portage La Prairie:
(x)David Faurschou (PC) 3476 Connie Gretsinger (NDP) 2769 Dave Cook (L) 1116 Gary Gergen (Lbt) 111 Radisson:
(x)Marianne Cerilli (NDP) 5198 Henry McDonald (PC) 3114 Betty Ann Watts (L) 1136 Riel:
Linda Asper (NDP) 4833(x)David Newman (PC) 4559 Clayton Weselowski (L) 820 Mike Kubara (M) 91 River East:
River Heights:
Rossmere:
Rupertsland:
(x)Eric Robinson (NDP) 2007 Darcy Wood (L) 708 Fred Harper (PC) 678 Russell:
St. Boniface:
Greg Selinger (NDP) 5439Jean-Paul Bolly (L) 2994 Robert Olson (PC) 1181 St. James:
St. Johns:
(x)Gord Mackintosh (NDP) 5766 Ray Larkin (PC) 1635 Patrick Fontaine (L) 607 St. Norbert:
St. Vital:
Ste. Rose:
(x)Glen Cummings (PC) 3871 Louise Wilson (NDP) 3293 Fred Juskowiak (L) 591 Seine River:
(x)Louise Dacquay (PC) 4684 Leslie Fingler (NDP) 3464 Jake Pankratz (L) 1493 Warren Goodwan (M) 129 Selkirk:
(x)Greg Dewar (NDP) 5376 Barry Uskiw (PC) 3353 Joe Smolinski (L) 1162 Southdale:
(x)Jack Reimer (PC) 5455 Iris Taylor (NDP) 2909 Shirley Chaput (L) 2064 Paul Gibson (M) 200 Springfield:
Steinbach:
Jim Penner (PC) 5708Peter Hiebert (NDP) 910 Rick Ginter (L) 688 Swan River:
(x)Rosann Wowchuk (NDP) 4931 Maxine Plesiuk (PC) 3482 Wayne Klekta (M) 558 The Maples:
Cris Aglugub (NDP) 4329Ellen Kowalski (PC) 2310 Sudhir Sandhu (L) 1233 Menard Caneda (Ind) 73 The Pas:
(x)Oscar Lathlin (NDP) 2952 Ron Evans (PC) 2737 Don Sandberg (L) 612 Thompson:
(x)Steve Ashton (NDP) 3793 Cecil Thorne (PC) 1306 Pascal Bighetty (L) 244 Transcona:
Turtle Mountain:
(x)Merv Tweed (PC) 4037 Janet Brady (NDP) 1902 Lorne Hanks (L) 1247 Tuxedo:
Wellington:
(x)Conrad Santos (NDP) 4102 Allison Frate (PC) 935 Bernie Doucette (L) 757 Paul Baskerville (M) 127 Wolseley:
(x)Jean Friesen (NDP) 5282 Carol Roberts (PC) 1685 Phyllis Abbe (G) 356 David Allison (Comm) 133 post-election changes:
Eric Stefanson , September 7 , 2000 ), November 21 , 2000 :
Tuxedo (res. Gary Filmon , September 18 , 2000 ), November 21 , 2000 :
Heather Stefanson (PC) 2692 Rochelle Zimberg (L) 1586 Iona Starr (NDP) 916 Lac Du Bonnett (res. Darren Praznik , February 8 , 2002 ), March 12 , 2002 :
Gerald Hawranik (PC) 3398Michael Hameluck (NDP) 3234 George Harbotte (L) 1647 Riel (res. Linda Asper , April 24 , 2003 )
Jim Penner , April 24 , 2003 )
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