Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial Election (1932)

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The Manitoba general election of 1932 was held on 16 June. The results were as follows:

Party

Leader

Votes

Seats

Liberal-Progressive

John Bracken (1883-1969)

 

38

Conservative

Fawcett Gowler Taylor (1878-1940)

 

10

Independent Labour Party

John Queen (1882-1946)

 

4

Farmer-Labour

Clifford Barclay (1876-1961)

 

1

Labour

?

 

1

Independent

-

 

1

Liberal

David Campbell (1870-1932)

 

0

Totals

 

55

The voting results for individual constituencies were as follows:

Constituency

Returning Officer

Candidate

Party

Votes

Arthur

William Wilkinson

Duncan Lloyd McLeod (1874-1935)

Liberal-Progressive

1,835

Arthur Ross

Conservative

881

Assiniboia

Jon Jonsson Bildfell (1870-1955)

Ralph Humphreys Webb (1886-1945)

Conservative

2,813

John McLean (c1886-1953)

Labour

2,349

John George Smith (1873-1947)

Liberal-Progressive

1,008

Beautiful Plains

Frederick William Sirrett

Adalbert James Moses Poole (1881-1970)

Liberal-Progressive

2,378

John Silas Poole (1872-1963)

Conservative

1,729

Birtle

John Stalker

John William Pratt (1894-1973)

Independent

1,954

William Courtney Wroth (1880-1954)

Conservative

1,315

Brandon City

David P. Duncan

George Dinsdale (1887-1943)

Conservative

3,021

Harry Spafford (1888-1978)

Independent Labour

2,192

David E. Clement (1874-1938)

Liberal-Progressive

1,555

Henry William “Harry” Cater (1869-1945)

Independent

893

Carillon

George Renuart

Albert Prefontaine (1861-1935)

Liberal-Progressive

2,590

Maurice Duprey (1873-1945)

Conservative

804

Cypress

George Graham

James Lyall Christie (1891-1953)

Liberal-Progressive

1,795

William Hooey Spinks (1873-1949)

Conservative

1,539

Dauphin

John Scale

Robert Hawkins (1879-1962)

Liberal-Progressive

1,861

Ernest Newburn McGirr (1887-1982)

Conservative

1,595

W. J. Wickes

Independent

578

Deloraine

James Steedsman

Hugh McKenzie (1870-1957)

Liberal-Progressive

2,003

John Agnew

Conservative

1,523

Dufferin

Robert Malcolmson

John Alfred Munn (1882-1942)

Liberal-Progressive

2,568

Arthur Beltram Roblin (1885-1954)

Conservative

1,966

Emerson

Samuel Gibson

Robert Franklin Curran (1883-1958)

Liberal-Progressive

2,028

William Richard Johnston

Conservative

1,788

Wasyl “William” Kolodzinski (1884-1975)

Farmer Labour

559

Ethelbert

Nicholas Kologie

Nicholas Apoluner Hryhorczuk (1888-1979)

Liberal-Progressive

2,331

Nicholas Bilash (1890-1961)

Independent

1,682

Fairford

Timothy Webster

Stuart Sinclair Garson (1898-1977)

Liberal-Progressive

1,011

Albert Walmsley Kirvan (1870-1952)

Liberal

677

Fisher

Alfred Hopgood

Nicolas Volodymir Bachynsky (1887-1969)

Liberal-Progressive

851

William N. Kolisnyk (1887-1967)

Labour

388

W. E. Hodgins

Conservative

388

J. G Hamilton

Liberal

195

Gilbert Plains

Joseph B. McDermot

Arthur Ritchie Berry (1880-1943)

Liberal-Progressive

1,601

H. A. Alley

Conservative

1,312

Gimli

Valdimar Stefanson (1889-1981)

Einar Sigurjon Jonasson (1887-1935)

Liberal-Progressive

1,704

Ingimar Ingaldson (1888-1934)

Liberal-Progressive

1,410

Gunnar Solmundur Thorvaldson (1901-1969)

Conservative

858

Iwan Kapusta

Independent

716

Michael Ewanchuk (1908-2004)

Independent

232

Gladstone

Roy Christopher Fahrni (1884-1958)

William Morton (1884-1958)

Liberal-Progressive

1,902

George Hall

Conservative

1,144

Glenwood

Alfred William Herriott

James Washington Breakey (1865-1952)

Liberal-Progressive

2,020

Arnaud E. Smith

Conservative

1,087

Hamiota

Vere E. G. Little

Thomas Wolstenholme (1870-1952)

Liberal-Progressive

1,847

William James Burgess (1896-1981)

Conservative

1,223

Iberville

Charles A. Prefontaine

Arthur Rivers Boivin (1878-1951)

Liberal-Progressive

1,488

Richard Randolph Pattinson (1878-1954)

Conservative

807

Laurier Arthur Regnier (1903-1990)

Liberal

304

Kildonan and St. Andrews

Frederick Oakley Sargent

James Osborne McLenaghen (1892-1950)

Conservative

2,664

Walter Henry Gabriel “Harry” Gibbs (1872-1952)

Liberal-Progressive

2,625

Charles H. Cook

Labour

1,313

Killarney

W. J. Schnarr

Andrew Edmond Foster (1867-1956)

Liberal-Progressive

1,571

John Bell Laughlin (1879-1941)

Conservative

1,481

Lakeside

Hugh McKay

Douglas Lloyd Campbell (1895-1995)

Liberal-Progressive

1,969

John Pigott “Jack” Bend (1883-1969)

Conservative

1,522

Lansdowne

Robert E. McCaw

Donald Gordon McKenzie (1887-1963)

Liberal-Progressive

2,193

George Robert Douglas Lyon (1880-1932)

Conservative

1,095

R. C. Borton

Farmer-Labour

302

William D. Griggs

Liberal

189

La Verendrye

George Lavack

Phillipe Adjutor “Pete” Talbot (1879-1967)

Liberal-Progressive

1,627

E. J. R. Arpin

Conservative

1,551

Allan Ramsay

Independent

348

Manitou

Arthur Marsh

Frank Westbrook McIntosh (1879-1951)

Liberal-Progressive

2,268

Joseph Prospere Lusignan (1876-1967)

Conservative

1,776

Minnedosa

H. S. Rungay

Earl James Rutledge (1894-1975)

Conservative

2,432

Neil Cameron (1863-1935)

Liberal-Progressive

2,378

Cecil Lorne St. John (1881-1963)

Independent

396

Morden and Rhineland

Robert Laing

Cornelius W. Wiebe (1893-1999)

Liberal-Progressive

2,837

Hugh McGavin (1874-1958)

Conservative

2,390

Morris

Harold “Harry” Grills (1870-1954)

William Reid Clubb (1884-1962)

Liberal-Progressive

2,526

C. B. McNulty

Conservative

1,077

Mountain

Reginald H. Galloway

Ivan Schultz (1891-1974)

Liberal-Progressive

3,076

Robert George Perfect (1882-1950)

Conservative

1,182

Norfolk

Lorne Campbell

John Muirhead (1877-1954)

Liberal-Progressive

1,773

Reuben James Waugh (1875-1945)

Conservative

1,537

Portage la Prairie

Campbell Millar

Fawcett Gowler Taylor (1878-1940)

Conservative

2,016

Ewan Alexander MacPherson [McPherson] (1879-1954)

Liberal-Progressive

1,051

Roblin

Irwin L. Mitchell

William James Westwood (1887-1962)

Liberal-Progressive

1,847

Frederic Young Newton (1870-1959)

Conservative

1,238

Rockwood

Alfred Edgar Clarke

William Clarke McKinnell (1873-1939)

Liberal-Progressive

2,267

Hannes Marino Hannesson (1884-1958)

Conservative

1,250

Benjamin Evan “Ben” Lewis (1897-1978)

Farmer-Labour

997

Russell

Norman Braendle

Isaac Bertie Griffiths (1882-1970)

Liberal-Progressive

2,523

Ernest Harold Whelpley (1890-1960)

Conservative

1,237

Ruperts Land (held 4 July 1932)

William Campbell

Ewan Alexander MacPherson [McPherson] (1879-1954)

Liberal-Progressive

319

Herbert Grahame Beresford (1880-1938)

Liberal-Progressive

229

Capt. Evan Atkinson

Independent

111

St. Boniface

W. N. Walsh

Harold Frederick Lawrence (1887-1953)

Labour

4,954

Joseph Bernier (1874-1951)

Conservative

4,470

L. P. Gagnon

Liberal-Progressive

3,560

David Campbell (1870-1932)

Liberal

1,116

St. Clements

William R. Hamilton

Robert Alexander Hoey (1883-1965)

Liberal-Progressive

3,655

R. J. M. Bate

Conservative

2,285

T. H. Dunn

Labour

1,824

R. A. Smith

Liberal

412

St. George

George Frank Windross

Skuli Sigfusson (1870-1969)

Liberal-Progressive

1,604

Robert Kerr

Conservative

1,104

Ste. Rose

Rene Grulocher

Maurice Dane MacCarthy (1878-1953)

Liberal-Progressive

1,959

Robert Doucette

Conservative

1,203

Springfield

Arlan Matheson

Clifford Barclay (1876-1961)

Farmer-Labour

3,192

Murdoch Mackay (1884-1962)

Liberal-Progressive

2,540

W. B. K. McRury

Conservative

1,113

James Grant

Labour

251

John A. Matheson (1874-1948)

Liberal

232

Swan River

George Dickson

George Poddester Renouf (1879-1961)

Conservative

1,827

Steve Einarson

Independent

1,776

C. H. Goodman

Liberal-Progressive

1,034

The Pas

Baldwin B. Snydal

John Bracken (1883-1969)

Liberal-Progressive

1,915

N. S. McDonald

Labour

1,071

Harold Frederick Maulson (1876-1952)

Independent Conservative

173

Turtle Mountain

?

Alexander Robert Welch (1873-1961)

Conservative

1,322

Frederick Valentine Bird (1885-1977)

Liberal-Progressive

1,277

Virden

William Macdonald Pineo (1863-1941)

Robert Henry Mooney (1873-1953)

Liberal-Progressive

2,101

Dr. J. H. Heenan

Conservative

1,619

S. T. McBain

Liberal

249

Winnipeg (* elected)

Clarence Victor McArthur (1893-1981)

William Sanford Evans (1869-1949) *

Conservative

13,507

John Queen (1882-1946) *

Independent Labour Party

9,337

Huntley Douglas Brodie Ketchen (1872-1959) *

Conservative

7,486

William James Major (1881-1953) *

Liberal-Progressive

7,044

John Thomas Haig (1877-1962) *

Conservative

7,019

Marcus Hyman (1883-1938) *

Independent Labour Party

6,593

John Stewart McDiarmid (1882-1965) *

Liberal-Progressive

6,080

William “Bill” Ivens (1878-1957) *

Independent Labour Party

5,470

Seymour James Farmer (1878-1951) *

Independent Labour Party

5,053

Ralph Maybank (1890-1965) *

Liberal-Progressive

4,863

Leslie Morris

United Worker

3,455

Constantine Henry Andrusyshen (1907-1983)

Independent

2,693

William Verner Tobias (1892-1941)

Conservative

1,991

Ralph Wesley Beattie Swail (1896-1945)

Conservative

1,951

Edward William Montgomery (1865-1948)

Liberal-Progressive

1,614

Jessie Mackenzie Macrae Maclennan (1873-1942)

Labour

1,600

James Alexander Barry (1886-1950)

Conservative

1,549

Francis William “Frank” Russell (1864-1950)

Independent

1,339

Jacob Penner (1880-1965)

United Worker

1,106

Victor Bjorn Anderson (1882-1970)

Independent Labour Party

1,061

Beatrice Alice Brigden (1888-1977)

Independent Labour Party

894

George Armstrong (1870-1956)

Socialist

848

H. P. A. Hermanson

Liberal

688

Duncan Cameron (1865-1948)

Liberal-Progressive

597

John Young Reid (1872-1945)

Liberal

588

Clarence Garfield Keith (1881-1964)

Liberal

548

D. M. Elcheshen

Conservative

314

Walter J. Fulton (c1877-1949)

Liberal-Progressive

182

Thomas Gargan

Independent

96

See also:

Events in Manitoba History: Proportional Voting (1920-1957)

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial By-Elections (1933-1935)

Memorable Manitobans: Members of the Nineteenth Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (1933-1936)

Sources:

“The vote in Winnipeg,” Winnipeg Tribune, 17 June 1932, page 1.

Manitoba Election Records (December 1870 to November 1957, June 1958 to June 1969), Manitoba Legislative Library.

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