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Official Provincial General Election Results Party Standings Seats Election Date: 28 May 2007 Liberals 23 (e) = Elected Progressive Conservatives 4 Taken from LIB - Liberal PC - Progressive Conservative Island New Democrats 0 C.E.O. Report NDP - Island New Democrats IND - Independent Total Number of Seats 27 July 2007 District Number / Name Island New Democrats Progressive Conservative Liberal Green Independent No. 1 Betty Fay Andy Mooney Allan Campbell (e) Leslie Rachel Souris-Elmira 121 1,212 1,422 70 No. 2 Jane Dunphy Mike Currie (e) Danny Walker No Candidate Nominated Georgetown-St. Peters 94 1,678 1,389 No. 3 No Candidate Nominated Jim Bagnall (e) Billy Cann No Candidate Nominated Montague-Kilmuir 1,447 1,313 No. 4 No Candidate Nominated Pat Binns (e) Charlie McGeoghegan Ahmon Katz Belfast-Murray River 1,527 1,130 112 No. 5 Edith Perry Allan Fraser Alan McIsaac (e) Gary Clausheide Vernon River-Stratford 80 1,321 1,387 100 No. 6 Jane McNeil David McKenna Cynthia Dunsford (e) Mark Wellman Stratford-Kinlock 73 1,601 1,682 129 No. 7 Mike Avery Olive Crane (e) Doug Deacon No Candidate Nominated Larry E. McGuire Morell-Mermaid 94 1,384 941 560 No. 8 Peter L. MacFarlane Elmer E. MacFadyen Buck Watts (e) Robert Pendergast Tracadie-Hillsborough Park 73 1,102 1,577 95 No. 9 James Rodd Jamie Ballem Robert Vessey (e) Joan Cullen York-Oyster Bed 61 1,401 1,970 126 No. 10 Brian Pollard Chester Gillan Robert Mitchell (e) Kat Murphy Charlottetown-Sherwood 85 1,245 1,712 83 No. 11 Zain B. Esseghaier Dr. Mike Molyneaux Doug Currie (e) No Candidate Nominated Charlottetown-Parkdale 134 1,101 1,666 No. 12 Dean Constable Jason Lee Richard Brown (e) Denise Reiser Charlottetown-Victoria Park 207 958 1,536 166 No. 13 No Candidate Nominated John Abbott Robert Ghiz (e) Cindy Burton Charlottetown-Brighton 916 1,669 185 No. 14 No Candidate Nominated Wes MacAleer Kathleen Casey (e) No Candidate Nominated Charlottetown-Lewis Point 1,299 1,865 No. 15 No Candidate Nominated Wayne Collins Bush Dumville (e) Larry Cosgrave Winsloe-Springvale 1,306 1,766 135 No.16 Kirk Brown Margaret Duffy Ron MacKinley (e) Paul Ness Cornwall-Meadowbank 79 908 1,761 78 No. 17 Lorraine Begley Steven Stead Valerie Docherty (e) Peter Bevan-Baker Kellys Cross-Cumberland 187 1,246 1,811 238 No. 18 No Candidate Nominated David Blacquiere Carolyn Bertram (e) Sharon Labchuk Rustico-Emerald 1,101 1,970 197 No. 19 No Candidate Nominated Fred McCardle George Webster (e) Jamie Larkin Borden-Kinkora 1,351 1,811 292 No. 20 No Candidate Nominated Mitch Murphy Wes Sheridan (e) Jodie Bowmaster Kensington-Malpeque 1,574 1,788 192 No. 21 Ryan Pollard Gerard McCardle Janice Sherry (e) No Candidate Nominated Summerside-Wilmot 173 1,063 1,645 No. 22 Paulette Halupa Brent Gallant Gerard Greenan (e) Stuart Smith John W. A. Curtis Summerside-St Eleanors 77 1,228 1,697 86 34 No. 23 No Candidate Nominated Philip Brown Paula Biggar (e) No Candidate Nominated Tyne Valley-Linkletter 1,155 1,599 No. 24 No Candidate Nominated Wilfred Arsenault Sonny Gallant (e) Mannie Gallant Evangeline-Miscouche 935 1,311 103 No. 25 No Candidate Nominated Eva Rodgerson Robert Henderson (e) No Candidate Nominated O'Leary-Inverness 1,055 1,731 No. 26 Jillian Kilfoil Cletus Dunn Pat Murphy (e) Gerald O'Meara Alberton-Roseville 59 1,364 1,487 95 No. 27 No Candidate Nominated Gail Shea Neil LeClair (e) No Candidate Nominated Tignish-Palmer Road 1,276 1,569 File: ElectionsPEI/History/Results/Rept2007.wk4 Dated: 12 July 2007 Prepared by: Elections P.E.I. Ph: (902) 368-5895 .

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