Manitoba's general election of July 18, 1922 was held to elect Members of the Legislative Assembly

Legislative Assembly of Manitoba

The Legislative Assembly of Manitoba and the lieutenant governor form the Legislature of Manitoba, the legislature of the Canadian province of Manitoba. Fifty-seven members are elected to this assembly in provincial general elections, all in single-member constituencies with first-past-the-post...

 of the Province of Manitoba

Manitoba

Manitoba is a Canadian prairie province with an area of . The province has over 110,000 lakes and has a largely continental climate because of its flat topography. Agriculture, mostly concentrated in the fertile southern and western parts of the province, is vital to the province's economy; other...

, Canada

Canada

Canada is a North American country consisting of ten provinces and three territories. Located in the northern part of the continent, it extends from the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the west, and northward into the Arctic Ocean...

.

As in the previous election of 1920

Manitoba general election, 1920

Manitoba's general election of 29 June 1920 was held to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Manitoba, Canada.-Background:...

, the city of Winnipeg

Winnipeg

Winnipeg is the capital and largest city of Manitoba, Canada, and is the primary municipality of the Winnipeg Capital Region, with more than half of Manitoba's population. It is located near the longitudinal centre of North America, at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers .The name...

 elected ten members by the single transferable ballot. All other constituencies elected one member by first-past-the-post

First-past-the-post

First-past-the-post voting refers to an election won by the candidate with the most votes. The winning potato candidate does not necessarily receive an absolute majority of all votes cast.-Overview:...

 balloting.

This election was a watershed moment in Manitoba's political history. Since the formal introduction of partisan government in 1888, Manitoba had been governed alternately by the Liberal Party

Manitoba Liberal Party

The Manitoba Liberal Party is a political party in Manitoba, Canada. Its roots can be traced to the late nineteenth-century, following the province's creation in 1870.-Origins and early development :...

 and the Conservative Party

Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba

The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba is the only right wing political party in Manitoba, Canada. It is also the official opposition party in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba.-Origins and early years:...

. Although the previous election of 1920

Manitoba general election, 1920

Manitoba's general election of 29 June 1920 was held to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Manitoba, Canada.-Background:...

 sustained the Liberals in power, it also saw the two-party dichotomy weakened by the rise of farmer and labour parliamentary blocs. In 1922, the old system was entirely swept away by the rise of the United Farmers of Manitoba (UFM).

The UFM had existed for several years as a farmer's organization, but did not field candidates for political office before the 1922 campaign. It did not have a leader during the election, and its most prominent members insisted that it was not a "party" in the traditional sense. UFM candidates often highlighted their lack of experience in partisan politics, and promised to govern the province in a restrained and responsible manner if elected to office.

The UFM membership was also heterogeneous. Although many supporters were free-trade agrarian Liberals before 1920, a number were also Conservatives. Some prominent UFM figures were also notable members of Manitoba's francophone community, which generally supported the Conservative Party before 1920.

The United Farmers fielded candidates in rural constituencies, and also endorsed candidates of the Progressive Association

Progressive Party of Manitoba

The Progressive Party of Manitoba, Canada, was a political party that developed from the United Farmers of Manitoba, an agrarian movement that became politically active following World War I...

 in Winnipeg. On election day, the UFM and Progressives unexpectedly won 25 seats out of 52. Elections in three northern seats were deferred until later.

The UFM caucus met for the first time after the election, for the purpose of choosing a leader and premier

Premier of Manitoba

The Premier of Manitoba is the first minister for the Canadian province of Manitoba. He or she is the province's head of government and de facto chief executive. Until the early 1970s, the title "Prime Minister of Manitoba" was used frequently. Afterwards, the word Premier, derived from the French...

 of the province. After Thomas Crerar

Thomas Crerar

Thomas Alexander Crerar, was a western Canadian politician and a leader of the short-lived Progressive Party of Canada. He was born in Molesworth, Ontario, and moved to Manitoba at a young age....

 and Robert Hoey

Robert Hoey

Robert Alexander Hoey was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He was a member of the Canadian House of Commons from 1921 to 1925, served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1927 to 1936, and was a cabinet minister in the government of John Bracken.Hoey was born in Enniskillen, County...

 declined the invitation to govern, the caucus selected medical doctor John Bracken

John Bracken

John Bracken, PC was an agronomist, the 11th Premier of Manitoba and leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada ....

. Although he had no political experience, Bracken agreed to lead the UFM government. He ran for a deferred election in The Pas, and was duly elected. The UFM also won deferred elections in Ethelbert and Rupertsland, giving them a narrow majority in the legislature.

The other parties fared poorly in the 1922 campaign. The Liberals, led by outgoing premier Tobias C. Norris, fell from twenty-one seats to eight. The Conservatives, under their newly-chosen leader Fawcett Taylor, fell from eight seats to seven.

The Independent Labour Party

Independent Labour Party (in Manitoba) (II)

Prior to 1920, there were a number of groups in Winnipeg which called themselves the "Independent Labour Party". For information on these groups, see Independent Labour Party ....

 also experienced difficulties. In the 1920 election, Manitoba's various left-wing and working-class groups submerged their differences to run a united campaign. This cooperation was successful, and eleven labour candidates were elected to form the second-largest parliamentary bloc. By the 1922 election, however, the Labour Party was beset by long-standing divisions among socialists, communists and conservative trade unionists.

A total of thirteen labour candidates ran for ten seats in Winnipeg. Six were members of the ILP, and a seventh, former Social Democrat

Social Democratic Party of Canada (in Manitoba)

When the Social Democratic Party of Canada broke away from the Socialist Party of Canada in 1911, many Winnipeg SPC members joined the new organization...

 John Queen

John Queen

John Queen was a Manitoba politician, and the second parliamentary leader of that province's Independent Labour Party...

, ran as an "Independent Workers" candidate allied with the ILP. The other candidates were divided among themselves. The banned Communist Party ran three candidates under its legal front, the Workers Party. These candidates disrupted meetings of Socialist

Socialist Party of Canada (in Manitoba)

The Socialist Party of Canada was a revolutionary Marxist organization, founded in 1904 as a merger of the Socialist Party of British Columbia and related groups in Manitoba and Ontario, Canada....

 incumbent George Armstrong

George Armstrong (Manitoba politician)

George Armstrong was a politician and labour activist in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1922, and is notable as the only member of the Socialist Party of Canada ever to serve in that institution.Armstrong was born in East York, Ontario, and...

, and accused him of selling out his principles to moderates and social gospel

Social Gospel

The Social Gospel movement is a Protestant Christian intellectual movement that was most prominent in the early 20th century United States and Canada...

lers. Two conservative trade-unionists also ran as Union Labour candidates, opposing radicalism in the labour movement.

Five ILP candidates were elected, and John Queen was also elected in Winnipeg. Labour leader Fred Dixon

Fred Dixon

Fred Dixon was a Manitoba politician, and was for several years the dominant figure in the province's mainstream labour movement.Born in Englefield, England, Dixon was not a socialist...

 topped the poll in Winnipeg for a second time, although by a reduced margin from 1920. George Armstrong lost his Winnipeg seat, and no other labour parties candidates were elected.

Six independent candidates were also elected. After the election, the United Farmers governed as the "Progressive Party of Manitoba".

Results

Party		Party leader	# of candidates	Seats			Popular vote
				1920 Manitoba general election, 1920 Manitoba's general election of 29 June 1920 was held to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Manitoba, Canada.-Background:...	Elected	% Change	#	%	% Change	United Farmers Progressive Party of Manitoba The Progressive Party of Manitoba, Canada, was a political party that developed from the United Farmers of Manitoba, an agrarian movement that became politically active following World War I...	-		12	28	+133%		32.8%		Liberal Manitoba Liberal Party The Manitoba Liberal Party is a political party in Manitoba, Canada. Its roots can be traced to the late nineteenth-century, following the province's creation in 1870.-Origins and early development :...	Tobias C. Norris		21	8	-61.9%		33.2%	-1.9%	Conservative Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba is the only right wing political party in Manitoba, Canada. It is also the official opposition party in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba.-Origins and early years:...	Fawcett Taylor		8	7	-12.5%		15.5%	-3.0%	Independent Labour Independent Labour Party (in Manitoba) (II) Prior to 1920, there were a number of groups in Winnipeg which called themselves the "Independent Labour Party". For information on these groups, see Independent Labour Party ....	Fred Dixon Fred Dixon Fred Dixon was a Manitoba politician, and was for several years the dominant figure in the province's mainstream labour movement.Born in Englefield, England, Dixon was not a socialist...			6			15.9%		Independents/others			3	6	+200%		2.6%
Total				55	55	-		100%

Riding results

Arthur:

• Duncan Lloyd McLeod
  Duncan Lloyd McLeod
  Duncan Lloyd McLeod was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1935 as a member of the Progressive Party, and was a cabinet minister in the government of John Bracken....
  
   (UFM) 1130
• (x)John Williams
  John Williams (Manitoba politician)
  John Williams was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1907 to 1910, and again from 1914 to 1922. Williams was a member of the Manitoba Liberal Party, and briefly served as a cabinet minister in the government of Tobias C...
  
   (L) 777

Assiniboia:

• (x)William Bayley
  William Bayley
  William Dowell Bayley was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1927....
  
   (ILP) 1844
• Charles L. Richardson (UFM) 999
• William Bourke (Ind) 843
• John Haddon (Ind) 494

Beautiful Plains:

• (x)George Little
  George Little (Manitoba politician)
  George Little was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1927.Little worked as a farmer in Neepawa, Manitoba...
  
   (UFM) 1534
• Richard E. Coad (C) 939
• James A. Dempsey (L) 429

Birtle:

• William Short
  William J. Short
  William J. Short was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1927.Short lived in Shoal Lake, Manitoba...
  
   (UFM) 1307
• William Iverbach (L) 710

Brandon City:

• John Edmison (Ind) 3281
• (x)Albert Edward Smith
  Albert Edward Smith
  Rev. Albert Edward Smith was a Canadian religious leader and politician. A social gospeller, Smith was for many years a minister in the Canadian Methodist Church before starting his own "People's Church". He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1922 as a Labour...
  
   (Brandon Labour Party/CLP
  Canadian Labour Party
  The Canadian Labour Party was an early, unsuccessful attempt at creating a national labour party in Canada. Although it ran candidates in the federal elections of 1917, 1921, 1925 and 1926, it never succeeded in its goal of providing a national forum for the Canadian labour movement...
  
  ) 2060

Carillon

Carillon (Manitoba riding)

Carillon is a former provincial electoral division in Manitoba, Canada.It was established for the 1886 provincial election, and eliminated with the 1969 election. The constituency was predominantly francophone...

:

• Albert Prefontaine
  Albert Prefontaine
  Albert Préfontaine was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served as leader of the Manitoba Conservatives in the late 1910s, and was subsequently a member of the United Farmers of Manitoba....
  
   (UFM) 1010
• (x)Maurice Duprey
  Maurice Duprey
  Maurice Duprey was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1922.Duprey lived in St. Elizabeth, Manitoba, where he worked as a farmer. He was elected to the legislature in the 1920 provincial election the rural constituency of Carillon...
  
   (Ind) 694

Cypress:

• (x)William Spinks (C) 1252
• John Alexander Young (UFM) 1205

Dauphin:

• Archibald Esplen
  Archibald Esplen
  Archibald Esplen was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1927, as a member of the Manitoba Liberal Party.Esplen lived in Dauphin, Manitoba...
  
   (L) 825
• (x)George Palmer
  George Hastings Palmer
  George Hastings Palmer was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1922.Palmer was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and was educated in Yarmouth...
  
   (ILP) 742
• Henry Pears Nicholson (UFM) 658

Deloraine:

• Duncan Stuart McLeod
  Duncan Stuart McLeod
  Duncan Stuart McLeod was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1927....
  
   (UFM) 1012
• William Chalmers (C) 829
• (x)Robert Thornton (L) 810

Dufferin:

• William Brown
  William Brown (Manitoba politician)
  William Brown was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1927.Brown lived in Roland, Manitoba...
  
   (UFM) 1645
• Herbert Robinson (Ind [C?]) 1504

Emerson:

• (x)Dmytro Yakimischak
  Dmytro Yakimischak
  Dmytro Yakimischak was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1927....
  
   (Ind) 998
• D.H. McFadden (C) 567
• Robert F. Curran (UFM) 566
• H. Stewart (L) 435

Fairford:

• (x)Albert Kirvan
  Albert Kirvan
  Albert Walmsley Kirvan was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1927, as a member of the Manitoba Liberal Party....
  
   (L) 810
• G.L. Marron (UFM) 398

Fisher:

• Nicholas Bachynsky
  Nicholas Bachynsky
  Nicholas Volodymir Bachynsky was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1958, and was Speaker of the Assembly for most of Douglas Campbell's administration.Bachynsky was educated in Galicia and in Brandon, Manitoba...
  
   (UFM) 581
• (x)Henry L. Mabb (Ind) 354
• John Garfield Hamilton (L) 262

Gilbert Plains:

• Arthur Berry
  Arthur Berry (Manitoba politician)
  Arthur Ritchie Berry was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1936.Berry was born in Owen Sound, Ontario. He worked as a farmer....
  
   (UFM) 1034
• Horace Priestly Barrett (Ind) 499
• George Darling Shortreed (L) 317

Gimli:

• Michael Rojeski
  Michael Rojeski
  Michael Rojeski was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1927, as a member of the Manitoba Liberal Party....
  
   (L) 1570
• Ingimar Ingaldson
  Ingimar Ingaldson
  Ingmar Ingaldson was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1927 to 1932, as a member of the Progressive Party....
  
   (UFM) 1310
• Elias Grabosky (C) 103

Gladstone:

• Albert McGregor
  Albert McGregor
  Albert Daniel McGregor was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1927.McGregor ran for the Canadian House of Commons in the 1917 federal election as a candidate of the opposition Laurier Liberals...
  
   (UFM) 1527
• David Smith (L) 649
• Frederick Rhind (C) 387

Glenwood:

• James Breakey
  James Breakey
  James Washington Breakey , was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He was briefly the leader of the Manitoba Liberal Party, and was subsequently a supporter of the province's Liberal-Progressive coalition government.After working as a financial agent, Breakey was elected to the Legislative Assembly...
  
   (L) 1468
• Wellington Geddas Rathwell (UFM) 950

Hamiota:

• Thomas Wolstenholme
  Thomas Wolstenholme
  Thomas Wolstenholme was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1936.Wolstenholme was born and educated in Manchester, England, and came to Canada in 1889...
  
   (UFM) 1338
• (x)John Henry McConnell
  John Henry McConnell
  John Henry McConnell was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1914 to 1922, as a member of the Liberal Party....
  
   (L) 935

Iberville:

• (x)Arthur Boivin
  Arthur Boivin
  Arthur Rivers Boivin was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1917 to 1936, and again from 1941 to 1945....
  
   (UFM) 902
• H.A. Mullins (L) 290

Kildonan & St. Andrews:

• (x)Charles Albert Tanner
  Charles Albert Tanner
  Charles Albert Tanner was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1927, as a member of the Labour Party....
  
   (ILP) 1453
• Free Larter (L) 977
• Samuel Henry Summerscales (UFM) 828

Killarney:

• Andrew Foster (UFM) 949
• G.W. Waldon (C) 747
• Thomas H. Buck (L) 394

Lakeside:

• Douglas Campbell
  Douglas Lloyd Campbell
  Douglas Lloyd Campbell, OC was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served as the 13th Premier of Manitoba from 1948 to 1958...
  
   (UFM) 1591
• Herbert Muir (C) 1101

Lansdowne:

• (x)Tobias C. Norris (L) 1680
• John Morrison Allen (UFM) 1219

La Verendrye:

• (x)Philippe Adjutor Talbot
  Philippe Adjutor Talbot
  Philippe Adjutor Talbot was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1915 to 1936, and was Speaker of the Assembly from 1923 to 1936....
  
   (UFM) 1134
• L.P. Roy (L) 694

Manitou:

• George Compton (UFM) 1049
• (x)John Ridley (C) 1018
• Joseph B. Lane (Ind) 548
• G.E. Davidson (L) 531

Minnedosa:

• Neil Cameron (UFM) 1966
• A.W. Shaw (L) 1160

Morden & Rhineland:

• (x)John Kennedy
  John Kennedy (Manitoba politician)
  John Kennedy was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1927, as a member of the Conservative Party....
  
   (C) 1297
• John Sweet (UFM) 960

Morris:

• (x)William Clubb
  William Clubb
  William Reid Clubb was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1941, and was a prominent cabinet minister in the government of John Bracken....
  
   (UFM) 1222
• Alex Ayotte (L) 751

Mountain:

• Charles Cannon (UFM) 1580
• (x)James Baird (L) 968
• George M. Fraser (C) 578

Norfolk:

• John Muirhead
  John Muirhead
  John Muirhead was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1936.Muirhead was born in Clinton, Ontario, and educated at public schools...
  
   (UFM) 1279
• (x)Reuben J. Waugh (C) 1142

Portage La Prairie:

• (x)Fawcett Taylor (C) 1436
• (x)Charles D. McPherson (L) 1307

Roblin:

• Fred Newton
  Frederic Newton
  Frederic Young Newton was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1911 to 1917, and again from 1922 to 1932. He was a member of the Conservative Party....
  
   (C) 1185
• (x)Henry Richardson (UFM) 1176

Rockwood:

• (x)William McKinnell
  William McKinnell
  William Clarke McKinnell was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1936....
  
   (UFM) 1374
• Harvey Elgin Hinks (C) 706
• Robert William Rutherford (Ind [L?]) 703

Russell:

• Isaac Griffiths
  Isaac Griffiths
  Isaac Bertie Griffiths was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1941, and was a cabinet minister in the government of John Bracken....
  
   (UFM) 1177
• (x)William W.W. Wilson (L) 783
• Edgar Carnegy De Balinhard (C) 741

St. Boniface:

• (x)Joseph Bernier
  Joseph Bernier
  Joseph Bernier was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba on four occasions between 1900 and 1932. Bernier was a member of the Conservative Party, and served as a cabinet minister in the government of Rodmond P. Roblin. His father, Thomas A. Bernier,...
  
   (Ind) 2024
• H.M. Sutherland (L) 1176
• Charles W. Foster (ILP) 1124

St. Clements:

• Donald Ross (Ind) 1245
• Hugh Connolly (UFM) 532
• Nicolas Kolisynk (Workers) 387
• (x)Matthew Stanbridge
  Matthew Stanbridge
  Matthew J. Stanbridge was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1922. Stanbridge was a resident of Winnipeg during his career in politics....
  
   (ILP) 352

St. George:

• Skuli Sigfusson
  Skuli Sigfusson
  Skuli Sigfusson was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba on three occasions: from 1915 to 1920, 1922 to 1936, and 1941 to 1945....
  
   (L) 1512
• (x)Albert E. Kristjansson (UFM) 860

Ste. Rose:

• (x)Joseph Hamelin
  Joseph Hamelin
  Joseph Hamelin was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1914 to 1927. Hamelin's paternal grandfather, Salomon Hamelin, served in the Legislative Council of Manitoba from 1871 to 1876. His maternal grandfather was legislator Pascal...
  
   (Ind) 1362
• Thomas McDonald (UFM) 1272

Springfield:

• Clifford Barclay
  Clifford Barclay
  Clifford Barclay was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served as a member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1927, and again from 1932 to 1936....
  
   (UFM) 1014
• William James Black (L) 854
• Samuel Leonard Henry (C) 365

Swan River:

• (x)Robert Emmond
  Robert Emmond
  Robert William Emmond was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1927.Emmond was a successful farmer in Thunderhill, and served as postmaster of Benito, Manitoba. He first ran for the Manitoba legislature in the 1920 provincial election,...
  
   (UFM) 1320
• Daniel Hawe Sr. (C) 548

Turtle Mountain:

• Richard G. Willis (C) 1059
• R.W. Ramson (UFM) 955

Virden:

• Robert Mooney
  Robert Mooney
  Robert Henry Mooney was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1953.-Early life:...
  
   (UFM) 1638
• (x)George Clingan
  George Clingan
  Colonel George Clingan was a soldier and politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1914 to 1922, as a member of the Liberal Party....
  
   (L) 961

Winnipeg (ten members):

First Count (quota: 4030; Dixon and Jacobs elected)

• (x)Fred Dixon
  Fred Dixon
  Fred Dixon was a Manitoba politician, and was for several years the dominant figure in the province's mainstream labour movement.Born in Englefield, England, Dixon was not a socialist...
  
   (ILP) 7971
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 3621
• William Sanford Evans
  William Sanford Evans
  William Sanford Evans was a Manitoba politician. Between 1933 and 1936, he was the leader of that province's Conservative Party caucus....
  
   (C) 2519
• (x)John Thomas Haig
  John Thomas Haig
  John Thomas Haig, PC was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served as parliamentary leader of the Manitoba Conservative Party in 1921-22....
  
   (C) 2406
• (x)John Queen
  John Queen
  John Queen was a Manitoba politician, and the second parliamentary leader of that province's Independent Labour Party...
  
   (Independent Workers) 2348
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1689
• (x)Duncan Cameron
  Duncan Cameron (Manitoba politician)
  Duncan Cameron was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1922, as a member of the Liberal Party....
  
   (L) 1595
• (x)George Armstrong
  George Armstrong (Manitoba politician)
  George Armstrong was a politician and labour activist in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1922, and is notable as the only member of the Socialist Party of Canada ever to serve in that institution.Armstrong was born in East York, Ontario, and...
  
   (SPC) 1273
• (x)William Ivens
  William Ivens
  William Ivens was a religious and political figure in Manitoba, Canada. He was a leading figure in the Winnipeg General Strike, and subsequently served as a Labour member of the Manitoba legislature from 1920 to 1936....
  
   (ILP) 1238
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 1195
• Richard Craig
  Richard Craig
  Richard W. Craig was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1927, and was a cabinet minister in the government of John Bracken....
  
   (P) 1179
• George Chipman (P) 1037
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 973
• Thomas J. Murray (P) 811
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 788
• W.H. Trueman (L) 653
• Patrick J. Henry (P) 639
• James McTavish (L) 619
• William James Donovan (L) 616
• (x)William Johnston Tupper
  William Johnston Tupper
  William Johnston Tupper, was a politician and office holder in Manitoba, Canada. He served as the province's 12th Lieutenant Governor from 1934 to 1940....
  
   (C) 616
• W.R. Milton (L) 612
• Arni Eggertson (L) 594
• Daniel McLean
  Daniel McLean
  Lt.-Col. Daniel McLean was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1914 to 1915, and later served as the 32nd Mayor of Winnipeg for two years. McLean was a member of the Conservative Party.McLean was born in Halton County, Ontario, and educated at...
  
   (C) 515
• Charles K. Newcombe (P) 507
• James Winning (Union Labour) 502
• Peter McCallum (P) 450
• Hugh D. Cutler (L) 426
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 413
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 390
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 340
• Mrs. M.J. Hample (P) 336
• A.L. Maclean (L) 254
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 194
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 143
• F.W. McGill (Union Labour) 142
• W.C. Morden (Ind) 138
• Arthur W. Puttee (P) 135
• James Simpkin (ILP) 113
• William Hammond (Workers) 102
• Agnes Munro (C) 97
• Mrs. M. McCartney (ILP) 72
• Colin McPhail (Ind) 37

Second Count (Dixon surplus)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 3947
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2725
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2703
• (x)John Haig (C) 2462
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2353
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2258
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1713
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1619
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1460
• Richard Craig (P) 1205
• George Chipman (P) 1060
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 990
• Thomas Murray (P) 833
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 799
• W.H. Trueman (L) 672
• William Donovan (L) 647
• Patrick Henry (P) 646
• Arni Eggertson (L) 632
• James McTavish (L) 631
• W.R. Milton (L) 630
• (x)William Tupper (C) 622
• James Winning (Union Labour) 550
• Dan McLean (C) 525
• Charles Newcombe (P) 515
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 487
• Peter McCallum (P) 458
• Hugh Cutler (L) 446
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 423
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 354
• M.J. Hample (P) 349
• A.L. MacLean (L) 265
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 205
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 165
• F.W. McGill (Union Labour) 154
• Arthur Puttee (P) 149
• W.C. Morden (Ind) 143
• James Simpkin (ILP) 129
• William Hammond (Workers) 112
• Agnes Munro (C) 98
• M. McCartney (ILP) 95
• Colin McPhail (Ind) 39

Third Count (McPhail eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 3954
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2728
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2703
• (x)John Haig (C) 2462
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2354
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2263
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1716
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1619
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1463
• Richard Craig (P) 1206
• George Chipman (P) 1062
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 990
• Thomas Murray (P) 833
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 800
• W.H. Trueman (L) 672
• William Donovan (L) 647
• Patrick Henry (P) 646
• Arni Eggertson (L) 632
• James McTavish (L) 632
• W.R. Milton (L) 630
• (x)William Tupper (C) 622
• James Winning (Union Labour) 552
• Dan McLean (C) 526
• Charles Newcombe (P) 515
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 487
• Peter McCallum (P) 462
• Hugh Cutler (L) 446
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 423
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 354
• M.J. Hample (P) 349
• A.L. MacLean (L) 267
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 205
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 166
• F.W. McGill (Union Labour) 155
• Arthur Puttee (P) 149
• W.C. Morden (Ind) 143
• James Simpkin (ILP) 129
• William Hammond (Workers) 112
• Agnes Munro (C) 98
• M. McCartney (ILP) 96

Fourth Count (McCartney eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 3955
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2738
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2705
• (x)John Haig (C) 2462
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2378
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2276
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1720
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1619
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1467
• Richard Craig (P) 1207
• George Chipman (P) 1062
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 990
• Thomas Murray (P) 835
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 803
• W.H. Trueman (L) 672
• William Donovan (L) 648
• Patrick Henry (P) 646
• James McTavish (L) 633
• Arni Eggertson (L) 632
• W.R. Milton (L) 630
• (x)William Tupper (C) 622
• James Winning (Union Labour) 552
• Dan McLean (C) 526
• Charles Newcombe (P) 518
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 498
• Peter McCallum (P) 463
• Hugh Cutler (L) 446
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 423
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 354
• M.J. Hample (P) 349
• A.L. MacLean (L) 267
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 205
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 166
• F.W. McGill (Union Labour) 157
• Arthur Puttee (P) 149
• W.C. Morden (Ind) 143
• James Simpkin (ILP) 139
• William Hammond (Workers) 112
• Agnes Munro (C) 100

Fifth Count (Munro eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 3956
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2739
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2720
• (x)John Haig (C) 2481
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2380
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2276
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1730
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1620
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1468
• Richard Craig (P) 1209
• George Chipman (P) 1064
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 998
• Thomas Murray (P) 837
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 803
• W.H. Trueman (L) 673
• William Donovan (L) 648
• Patrick Henry (P) 647
• James McTavish (L) 635
• Arni Eggertson (L) 632
• W.R. Milton (L) 630
• (x)William Tupper (C) 627
• James Winning (Union Labour) 552
• Dan McLean (C) 532
• Charles Newcombe (P) 519
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 498
• Peter McCallum (P) 463
• Hugh Cutler (L) 447
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 430
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 355
• M.J. Hample (P) 355
• A.L. MacLean (L) 268
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 207
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 167
• F.W. McGill (Union Labour) 157
• Arthur Puttee (P) 149
• W.C. Morden (Ind) 143
• James Simpkin (ILP) 139
• William Hammond (Workers) 112

Sixth Count (Hammond eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 3956
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2744
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2722
• (x)John Haig (C) 2481
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2382
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2281
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1730
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1621
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1472
• Richard Craig (P) 1209
• George Chipman (P) 1064
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 998
• Thomas Murray (P) 837
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 814
• W.H. Trueman (L) 673
• William Donovan (L) 648
• Patrick Henry (P) 647
• James McTavish (L) 635
• Arni Eggertson (L) 632
• W.R. Milton (L) 630
• (x)William Tupper (C) 627
• James Winning (Union Labour) 553
• Dan McLean (C) 532
• Charles Newcombe (P) 519
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 498
• Peter McCallum (P) 465
• Hugh Cutler (L) 447
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 430
• M.J. Hample (P) 359
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 355
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 277
• A.L. MacLean (L) 268
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 168
• F.W. McGill (Union Labour) 157
• Arthur Puttee (P) 149
• W.C. Morden (Ind) 143
• James Simpkin (ILP) 140

Seventh Count (Simpkin eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 3962
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2765
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2723
• (x)John Haig (C) 2482
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2400
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2325
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1730
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1621
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1480
• Richard Craig (P) 1209
• George Chipman (P) 1064
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1002
• Thomas Murray (P) 838
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 814
• W.H. Trueman (L) 673
• William Donovan (L) 649
• Patrick Henry (P) 647
• James McTavish (L) 635
• Arni Eggertson (L) 632
• W.R. Milton (L) 630
• (x)William Tupper (C) 628
• James Winning (Union Labour) 561
• Dan McLean (C) 535
• Charles Newcombe (P) 522
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 512
• Peter McCallum (P) 465
• Hugh Cutler (L) 447
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 430
• M.J. Hample (P) 361
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 355
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 278
• A.L. MacLean (L) 268
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 169
• F.W. McGill (Union Labour) 157
• Arthur Puttee (P) 150
• W.C. Morden (Ind) 145

Eighth Count (Morden eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 3998
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2768
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2739
• (x)John Haig (C) 2491
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2404
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2329
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1731
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1624
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1482
• Richard Craig (P) 1210
• George Chipman (P) 1064
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1024
• Thomas Murray (P) 842
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 814
• W.H. Trueman (L) 673
• William Donovan (L) 651
• Patrick Henry (P) 649
• James McTavish (L) 639
• W.R. Milton (L) 635
• Arni Eggertson (L) 633
• (x)William Tupper (C) 629
• James Winning (Union Labour) 565
• Dan McLean (C) 538
• Charles Newcombe (P) 522
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 512
• Peter McCallum (P) 468
• Hugh Cutler (L) 448
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 432
• M.J. Hample (P) 361
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 355
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 278
• A.L. MacLean (L) 268
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 171
• F.W. McGill (Union Labour) 161
• Arthur Puttee (P) 150

Ninth Count (Puttee eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 3999
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2773
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2741
• (x)John Haig (C) 2493(?)
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2408
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2333
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1740
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1625
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1491
• Richard Craig (P) 1224
• George Chipman (P) 1082
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1025
• Thomas Murray (P) 845
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 815
• W.H. Trueman (L) 679
• William Donovan (L) 652
• Patrick Henry (P) 650
• James McTavish (L) 640
• W.R. Milton (L) 638
• Arni Eggertson (L) 634
• (x)William Tupper (C) 632
• James Winning (Union Labour) 569
• Dan McLean (C) 542
• Charles Newcombe (P) 540
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 513
• Peter McCallum (P) 471
• Hugh Cutler (L) 448
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 433
• M.J. Hample (P) 379
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 356
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 279
• A.L. MacLean (L) 268
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 173
• F.W. McGill (Union Labour) 165

Tenth Count (McGill eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4017
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2783
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2745
• (x)John Haig (C) 2497
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2413
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2340
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1741
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1626
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1496
• Richard Craig (P) 1225
• George Chipman (P) 1083
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1029
• Thomas Murray (P) 846
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 815
• W.H. Trueman (L) 680
• William Donovan (L) 654
• James Winning (Union Labour) 644
• Patrick Henry (P) 650
• James McTavish (L) 642
• W.R. Milton (L) 640
• Arni Eggertson (L) 635
• (x)William Tupper (C) 634
• Dan McLean (C) 547
• Charles Newcombe (P) 540
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 513
• Peter McCallum (P) 471
• Hugh Cutler (L) 454
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 433
• M.J. Hample (P) 380
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 356
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 279
• A.L. MacLean (L) 269
• Fred Hilson (Ind) 175

Eleventh Count (Hilson eliminated; Downes declared elected)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4053
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2788
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2756
• (x)John Haig (C) 2504
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2432
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2348
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1745
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1627
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1503
• Richard Craig (P) 1226
• George Chipman (P) 1084
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1032
• Thomas Murray (P) 851
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 817
• W.H. Trueman (L) 680
• William Donovan (L) 657
• Patrick Henry (P) 651
• James McTavish (L) 648
• James Winning (Union Labour) 647
• W.R. Milton (L) 642
• Arni Eggertson (L) 637
• (x)William Tupper (C) 634
• Dan McLean (C) 551
• Charles Newcombe (P) 541
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 514
• Peter McCallum (P) 474
• Hugh Cutler (L) 458
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 434
• M.J. Hample (P) 382
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 360
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 281
• A.L. MacLean (L) 274

Twelfth Count (Downes surplus)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2789
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2758
• (x)John Haig (C) 2505
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2433
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2349
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1745
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1628
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1505
• Richard Craig (P) 1226
• George Chipman (P) 1085
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1038
• Thomas Murray (P) 851
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 819
• W.H. Trueman (L) 681
• William Donovan (L) 658
• Patrick Henry (P) 651
• James McTavish (L) 649
• James Winning (Union Labour) 647
• W.R. Milton (L) 642
• Arni Eggertson (L) 637
• (x)William Tupper (C) 634
• Dan McLean (C) 551
• Charles Newcombe (P) 541
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 514
• Peter McCallum (P) 475
• Hugh Cutler (L) 458
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 435
• M.J. Hample (P) 382
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 361
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 281
• A.L. MacLean (L) 275

Thirteenth Count (MacLean eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2792
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2781
• (x)John Haig (C) 2520
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2437
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2350
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1785
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1664
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1511
• Richard Craig (P) 1234
• George Chipman (P) 1087
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1042
• Thomas Murray (P) 855
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 819
• W.H. Trueman (L) 694
• W.R. Milton (L) 669
• James McTavish (L) 662
• William Donovan (L) 660
• Patrick Henry (P) 651
• James Winning (Union Labour) 650
• Arni Eggertson (L) 649
• (x)William Tupper (C) 637
• Dan McLean (C) 566
• Charles Newcombe (P) 546
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 514
• Peter McCallum (P) 484
• Hugh Cutler (L) 466
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 437
• M.J. Hample (P) 390
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 362
• Arthur Henderson (Workers) 282

Fourteenth Count (Henderson eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2814
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2785
• (x)John Haig (C) 2520
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2456
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2359
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1785
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1665
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1525
• Richard Craig (P) 1236
• George Chipman (P) 1089
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1042
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 990
• Thomas Murray (P) 863
• W.H. Trueman (L) 696
• W.R. Milton (L) 669
• James McTavish (L) 664
• William Donovan (L) 661
• Patrick Henry (P) 654
• James Winning (Union Labour) 652
• Arni Eggertson (L) 650
• (x)William Tupper (C) 637
• Dan McLean (C) 566
• Charles Newcombe (P) 547
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 520
• Peter McCallum (P) 484
• Hugh Cutler (L) 466
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 438
• M.J. Hample (P) 393
• B.B. Dubienski (Ind) 364

Fifteenth Count (Dubienski eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2837
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2813
• (x)John Haig (C) 2532
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2469
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2403
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1792
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1668
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1561
• Richard Craig (P) 1239
• George Chipman (P) 1092
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1050
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1019
• Thomas Murray (P) 880
• W.H. Trueman (L) 697
• Patrick Henry (P) 677
• James McTavish (L) 673
• Arni Eggertson (L) 670
• W.R. Milton (L) 670
• William Donovan (L) 666
• (x)William Tupper (C) 637
• James Winning (Union Labour) 654
• Dan McLean (C) 574
• Charles Newcombe (P) 549
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 538
• Peter McCallum (P) 492
• Hugh Cutler (L) 470
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 445
• M.J. Hample (P) 393

Sixteenth Count (Hample eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2839
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2829
• (x)John Haig (C) 2552
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2487
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2412
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1861
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1676
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1562
• Richard Craig (P) 1303
• George Chipman (P) 1146
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1052
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1020
• Thomas Murray (P) 891
• W.H. Trueman (L) 701
• Patrick Henry (P) 687
• James McTavish (L) 679
• W.R. Milton (L) 677
• Arni Eggertson (L) 673
• William Donovan (L) 668
• James Winning (Union Labour) 658
• (x)William Tupper (C) 643
• Charles Newcombe (P) 589
• Dan McLean (C) 577
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 539
• Peter McCallum (P) 508
• Hugh Cutler (L) 471
• Mrs. L. Brown (C) 449

Seventeenth Count (Brown eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 2982
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2842
• (x)John Haig (C) 2614
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2498
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2426
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1871
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1701
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1570
• Richard Craig (P) 1318
• George Chipman (P) 1161
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1085
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1020
• Thomas Murray (P) 893
• W.H. Trueman (L) 708
• Patrick Henry (P) 687
• W.R. Milton (L) 684
• Arni Eggertson (L) 683
• James McTavish (L) 682
• William Donovan (L) 676
• James Winning (Union Labour) 668
• (x)William Tupper (C) 651
• Charles Newcombe (P) 589
• Dan McLean (C) 586
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 555
• Peter McCallum (P) 511
• Hugh Cutler (L) 489

Eighteenth Count (Cutler eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3033
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2853
• (x)John Haig (C) 2637
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2518
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2449
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1911
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1743
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1585
• Richard Craig (P) 1326
• George Chipman (P) 1164
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1098
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1022
• Thomas Murray (P) 900
• W.H. Trueman (L) 761
• William Donovan (L) 721
• Arni Eggertson (L) 718
• James McTavish (L) 711
• W.R. Milton (L) 701
• Patrick Henry (P) 688
• James Winning (Union Labour) 669
• (x)William Tupper (C) 659
• Charles Newcombe (P) 591
• Dan McLean (C) 590
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 556
• Peter McCallum (P) 521

Nineteenth Count (McCallum eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3070
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2909
• (x)John Haig (C) 2663
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2531
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2456
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1933
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1751
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1600
• Richard Craig (P) 1378
• George Chipman (P) 1200
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1126
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1026
• Thomas Murray (P) 924
• W.H. Trueman (L) 778
• William Donovan (L) 733
• Arni Eggertson (L) 724
• James McTavish (L) 724
• W.R. Milton (L) 723
• Patrick Henry (P) 699
• James Winning (Union Labour) 677
• (x)William Tupper (C) 669
• Charles Newcombe (P) 642
• Dan McLean (C) 609
• Sam Cartwright (ILP) 557

Twentieth Count (Cartwright eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3099
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2934
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2713
• (x)John Haig (C) 2668
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2626
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1937
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1753
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1663
• Richard Craig (P) 1392
• George Chipman (P) 1208
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1127
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1026
• Thomas Murray (P) 925
• W.H. Trueman (L) 778
• William Donovan (L) 739
• Arni Eggertson (L) 735
• James McTavish (L) 730
• W.R. Milton (L) 723
• Patrick Henry (P) 705
• James Winning (Union Labour) 682
• (x)William Tupper (C) 669
• Charles Newcombe (P) 643
• Dan McLean (C) 612

Twenty-First Count (McLean eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3249
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2958
• (x)John Haig (C) 2827
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2717
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2637
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 1948
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1765
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1667
• Richard Craig (P) 1403
• George Chipman (P) 1211
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1193
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1027
• Thomas Murray (P) 937
• W.H. Trueman (L) 793
• James McTavish (L) 748
• William Donovan (L) 743
• Arni Eggertson (L) 740
• W.R. Milton (L) 738
• (x)William Tupper (C) 717
• Patrick Henry (P) 706
• James Winning (Union Labour) 683
• Charles Newcombe (P) 654

Twenty-Second Count (Newcombe eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3289
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 2966
• (x)John Haig (C) 2855
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2726
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2645
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 2009
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1790
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1670
• Richard Craig (P) 1561
• George Chipman (P) 1339
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1210
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1029
• Thomas Murray (P) 972
• W.H. Trueman (L) 819
• James McTavish (L) 767
• W.R. Milton (L) 760
• William Donovan (L) 746
• Arni Eggertson (L) 745
• (x)William Tupper (C) 731
• Patrick Henry (P) 720
• James Winning (Union Labour) 683

Twenty-Third Count (Winning eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3324
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 3073
• (x)John Haig (C) 2881
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2822
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2725
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 2044
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1805
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1734
• Richard Craig (P) 1578
• George Chipman (P) 1349
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1230
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1030
• Thomas Murray (P) 1025
• W.H. Trueman (L) 833
• James McTavish (L) 782
• W.R. Milton (L) 778
• Arni Eggertson (L) 762
• (x)William Tupper (C) 752
• William Donovan (L) 749
• Patrick Henry (P) 723

Twenty-Fourth Count (Henry eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3331
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 3078
• (x)John Haig (C) 2887
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2833
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2737
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 2048
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1805
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1737
• Richard Craig (P) 1592
• Thomas Murray (P) 1534
• George Chipman (P) 1366
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1236
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1033
• William Donovan (L) 839
• W.H. Trueman (L) 834
• W.R. Milton (L) 786
• James McTavish (L) 784
• Arni Eggertson (L) 766
• (x)William Tupper (C) 754

Twenty-Fifth Count (Tupper eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3583
• (x)John Haig (C) 3092
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 3082
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2835
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2743
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 2077
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1807
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1742
• Richard Craig (P) 1606
• Thomas Murray (P) 1547
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1376
• George Chipman (P) 1371
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1034
• W.H. Trueman (L) 866
• William Donovan (L) 847
• James McTavish (L) 791
• W.R. Milton (L) 790
• Arni Eggertson (L) 768

Twenty-Sixth Count (Eggertson eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3644
• (x)John Haig (C) 3124
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 3097
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2878
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2776
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 2212
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1883
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1759
• Richard Craig (P) 1619
• Thomas Murray (P) 1559
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1387
• George Chipman (P) 1379
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1036
• W.H. Trueman (L) 950
• W.R. Milton (L) 888
• William Donovan (L) 886
• James McTavish (L) 848

Twenty-Seventh Count (McTavish eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3680
• (x)John Haig (C) 3155
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 3131
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2900
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2803
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 2407
• Duncan Cameron (L) 1988
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1777
• Richard Craig (P) 1640
• Thomas Murray (P) 1579
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1400
• George Chipman (P) 1398
• W.H. Trueman (L) 1055
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1039
• W.R. Milton (L) 996
• William Donovan (L) 922

Twenty-Eighth Count (Donovan eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3732
• (x)John Haig (C) 3198
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 3152
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 2936
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2819
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 2479
• Duncan Cameron (L) 2054
• Thomas Murray (P) 1887
• George Armstrong (SPC) 1790
• Richard Craig (P) 1657
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1458
• George Chipman (P) 1409
• W.H. Trueman (L) 1139
• W.R. Milton (L) 1067
• Mathew Popovitch (Workers) 1039

Twenty-Ninth Count (Popovitch eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3761
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 3323
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 3217
• (x)John Haig (C) 3210
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2924
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 2486
• Duncan Cameron (L) 2058
• George Armstrong (SPC) 2051
• Thomas Murray (P) 1901
• Richard Craig (P) 1661
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1462
• George Chipman (P) 1416
• W.H. Trueman (L) 1143
• W.R. Milton (L) 1070

Thirtieth Count (Milton eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3835
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 3337
• (x)John Haig (C) 3250
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 3230
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2947
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 2741
• Duncan Cameron (L) 2333
• George Armstrong (SPC) 2055
• Thomas Murray (P) 1930
• Richard Craig (P) 1701
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1482
• George Chipman (P) 1436
• W.H. Trueman (L) 1323

Thirty-First Count (Trueman eliminated)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 3914
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 3528
• (x)John Haig (C) 3327
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 3249
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 3101
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 2968
• Duncan Cameron (L) 2729
• George Armstrong (SPC) 2064
• Thomas Murray (P) 1960
• Richard Craig (P) 1752
• Arthur Sullivan (C) 1530
• George Chipman (P) 1467

Thirty-Second Count (Chipman eliminated; numbers not listed)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C)
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers)
• (x)John Haig (C)
• Seymour Farmer (ILP)
• (x)Edith Rogers (L)
• (x)William Ivens (ILP)
• Duncan Cameron (L)
• Richard Craig (P) c. 2700
• George Armstrong (SPC)
• Thomas Murray (P)
• Arthur Sullivan (C)

Thirty-Third Count (Sullivan eliminated; Evans declared elected; numbers not listed)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) +604
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers)
• (x)John Haig (C)
• Seymour Farmer (ILP)
• (x)Edith Rogers (L)
• (x)William Ivens (ILP)
• Duncan Cameron (L)
• Richard Craig (P)
• George Armstrong (SPC)
• Thomas Murray (P)

Thirty-Fourth Count (Evans surplus; Haig declared elected; numbers not listed)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 4030
• (x)John Haig (C) 4245
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers)
• Seymour Farmer (ILP)
• (x)Edith Rogers (L)
• (x)William Ivens (ILP)
• Duncan Cameron (L)
• Richard Craig (P)
• Thomas Murray (P)
• George Armstrong (SPC)

Thirty-Fifth Count (Haig surplus; numbers not listed)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 4030
• (x)John Haig (C) 4030
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers)
• Seymour Farmer (ILP)
• (x)Edith Rogers (L)
• (x)William Ivens (ILP)
• Duncan Cameron (L)
• Richard Craig (P)
• Thomas Murray (P)
• George Armstrong (SPC)

Thirty-Sixth Count (Armstrong eliminated; Queen and Farmer declared elected)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind [Moderation League]) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 4030
• (x)John Haig (C) 4030
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 4045
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 4036
• (x)William Ivens (ILP)
• (x)Edith Rogers (L)
• Duncan Cameron (L)
• Richard Craig (P)
• Thomas Murray (P) 2181

Thirty-Seventh Count (Murray eliminated; Ivens, Rogers and Craig declared elected)

• (x)Fred Dixon (ILP) 4030
• Robert Jacob (L) 4030
• J.K. Downes (Ind Moderationist) 4030
• W. Sanford Evans (C) 4030
• (x)John Haig (C) 4030
• (x)John Queen (Independent Workers) 4045
• Seymour Farmer (ILP) 4036
• (x)William Ivens (ILP) 3648
• (x)Edith Rogers (L) 3485
• Richard Craig (P) 3412
• Duncan Cameron (L) 3041

Deferred elections and early by-elections

Arthur (Duncan Lloyd McLeod

Duncan Lloyd McLeod

Duncan Lloyd McLeod was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1935 as a member of the Progressive Party, and was a cabinet minister in the government of John Bracken....

 appointed to cabinet, August 8, 1922), August 26, 1922:

• Duncan Lloyd McLeod
  Duncan Lloyd McLeod
  Duncan Lloyd McLeod was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1935 as a member of the Progressive Party, and was a cabinet minister in the government of John Bracken....
  
   (P) accl.

Ethelbert (deferred election, August 26, 1922):

• (x)Nicholas A. Hryhorczuk (P) accl.

Minnedosa (Neil Cameron appointed to cabinet, August 8, 1922), August 26, 1922:

• Neil Cameron (P) accl.

Morris (William Clubb

William Clubb

William Reid Clubb was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1941, and was a prominent cabinet minister in the government of John Bracken....

 appointed to cabinet, August 8, 1922), August 26, 1922:

• William Clubb
  William Clubb
  William Reid Clubb was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1941, and was a prominent cabinet minister in the government of John Bracken....
  
   (P) accl.

Rupertsland (deferred election, September 13, 1922):

• Francis Black
  Francis Black
  Francis Mollison Black was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1922 to 1927, and was a cabinet minister in John Bracken's government from 1922 to 1925....
  
   (P) accl.

The Pas (deferred election, October 5, 1922):

• John Bracken
  John Bracken
  John Bracken, PC was an agronomist, the 11th Premier of Manitoba and leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada ....
  
   (P) 472
• Herman Finger (Ind) 118
• P.C. Robertson (Ind) 71
• R.H. MacNeill (Ind) 38

Sources

The first ballot results for Winnipeg and results for all other constituencies are taken from an official Manitoba government publication entitled "Manitoba elections, 1920-1941" (cross-referenced with an appendix to the government's report of the 2003 provincial election). The Canadian Parliamentary Guide for 1921 lists slightly different results for Assiniboia, Dufferin and Gilbert Plains; the other two sources contain more information, however, and may be taken as more reliable.

All ballot results for Winnipeg after the first count are taken from reports in the Winnipeg Free Press newspaper. It is possible that some errors appear in the original publication.

Post-election changes

Winnipeg (res. Fred Dixon

Fred Dixon

Fred Dixon was a Manitoba politician, and was for several years the dominant figure in the province's mainstream labour movement.Born in Englefield, England, Dixon was not a socialist...

, July 27, 1923)

Mountain (Charles Cannon appointed to cabinet, December 3, 1923), December 24, 1923:

• Charles Cannon (P) 1630
• George Fraser (C) 857

Carillon

Carillon (Manitoba riding)

Carillon is a former provincial electoral division in Manitoba, Canada.It was established for the 1886 provincial election, and eliminated with the 1969 election. The constituency was predominantly francophone...

 (Albert Prefontaine

Albert Prefontaine

Albert Préfontaine was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served as leader of the Manitoba Conservatives in the late 1910s, and was subsequently a member of the United Farmers of Manitoba....

 appointed to cabinet, December 3, 1923), December 24, 1923:

• Albert Prefontaine
  Albert Prefontaine
  Albert Préfontaine was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served as leader of the Manitoba Conservatives in the late 1910s, and was subsequently a member of the United Farmers of Manitoba....
  
   (P) 1177
• Maurice Dupez (Ind) 494

Assiniboia (William Bayley

William Bayley

William Dowell Bayley was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from 1920 to 1927....

 leaves the Labour Party on January 8, 1924)

Lansdowne (res. Tobias C. Norris, 1925), December 9, 1925:

• Tobias C. Norris (L) accl.

St. Boniface (res. Joseph Bernier

Joseph Bernier

Joseph Bernier was a politician in Manitoba, Canada. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba on four occasions between 1900 and 1932. Bernier was a member of the Conservative Party, and served as a cabinet minister in the government of Rodmond P. Roblin. His father, Thomas A. Bernier,...

, September 1, 1926)