Events in Manitoba History: Canadian Federal Election (2011)

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The Canadian federal election of 2011 was held on 2 May. The results were as follows:

Riding	Candidate	Party	Votes
Brandon-Souris	Mervin C. Tweed	Conservative	22,386
	John Bouché	New Democratic	8,845
	Dave Barnes	Green	2,012
	Wes Penner	Liberal	1,882
Charleswood-Assiniboia	Steven John Fletcher	Conservative	23,264
	Tom Paulley	New Democratic	8,134
	Rob Clement	Liberal	7,433
	Denali Enns	Green	1,587
Churchill	Niki Ashton	New Democratic	10,262
	Wally Daudrich	Conservative	5,256
	Sydney Garrioch	Liberal	4,087
	Alberteen Spence	Green	471
Dauphin-Swan River-Marquette	Robert Sopuck	Conservative	18,543
	Cheryl Osborne	New Democratic	7,657
	Wendy Menzies	Liberal	1,947
	Kate Storey	Green	1,243
Elmwood-Transcona	Lawrence Toet	Conservative	15,298
	Peter James “Jim” Maloway	New Democratic	14,998
	Ilona Niemczyk	Liberal	1,660
	Ellen Young	Green	1,017
Kildonan-St. Paul	Joy Smith	Conservative	22,670
	Rachelle Devine	New Democratic	11,727
	Victor Andres	Liberal	3,199
	Alon David Weinberg	Green	1,020
	Brett Ryall	Independent	218
	Eduard Hiebert	Independent	145
Portage-Lisgar	Candice Bergen	Conservative	26,899
	Mohamed Alli	New Democratic	3,478
	M. J. Willard	Liberal	2,221
	Matthew Friesen	Green	1,996
	Jerome Dondo	Christian Heritage	805
Provencher	Vic Toews	Conservative	27,820
	Alvin H. "Al" Mackling	New Democratic	7,051
	Terry Hayward	Liberal	2,645
	Janine Gibson	Green	1,164
	David Reimer	Christian Heritage	510
	Ric Lim	Pirate	215
St. Boniface	Shelly Glover	Conservative	21,737
	Raymond Simard	Liberal	13,314
	Patrice Miniely	New Democratic	6,935
	Marc Payette	Green	1,245
Selkirk-Interlake	James Bezan	Conservative	26,848
	Sean Palsson	New Democratic	10,933
	Duncan Edward Geisler (1948-2019)	Liberal	1,980
	Don Winstone	Green	1,423
Winnipeg Centre	Pat Martin	New Democratic	13,928
	Bev Pitura	Conservative	7,173
	Allan Wise	Liberal	2,872
	Jacqueline Romanow	Green	1,830
	Darrell Rankin	Communist	152
Winnipeg North	Kevin Lamoureux	Liberal	9,097
	Rebecca Blaikie	New Democratic	9,053
	Ann Matejicka	Conservative	6,701
	John Harvie	Green	458
	Frank Komarniski	Communist	118
Winnipeg South	Rod Bruinooge	Conservative	22,840
	Terry Duguid	Liberal	14,296
	Dave Gaudreau	New Democratic	5,693
	Caitlin McIntyre	Green	889
Winnipeg South Centre	Joyce Bateman	Conservative	15,506
	Anita Schwartz Neville	Liberal	14,784
	Dennis Lewycky	New Democratic	7,945
	Joshua McNeil	Green	1,383
	Matt Henderson	Independent	218
	Lyndon B. Froese	Independent	103

See also:

Memorable Manitobans: Manitoba Members of the Forty-First Canadian Parliament (2011-2015)

Sources:

History of Federal Ridings Since 1867, Parliament of Canada.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 15 August 2022