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Chief Electoral Officer NORTHWEST TERRITORIES REPORT OF THE CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER ON THE ELECTIONS OF MEMBERS TO THE COUNCIL OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES 1987 PURSUANT TO SECTION 163 OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES ELECTIONS ACT, 1986 PUBLISHED BY THE CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER OF CANADA Minister of and Services Canada 1988 Cat. No. SEH/1987-1 ISBN 0-662-55804-9 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PREFACE . ii SUMMARY OF VOTES CAST . iii DETAILS OF THE VOTE BY POLLING DIVISION AND ELECTORAL DISTRICT Aivilik .......................................................... 1 Amittuq ........................................................ 2 Baffin Central ................................................... 3 Baffin South .................................................... 4 Deh Cho ........................................................ 5 Hay River ....................................................... 6 High Arctic ..................................................... 7 Hudson Bay ..................................................... 8 Inuvik . ...................................................... 9 Iqaluit .......................................................... 10 Kitikmeot West .................................................. 11 Kivallivik ....................................................... 12 Mackenzie Delta ................................................. 13 Nahendeh ....................................................... 14 Natilikmiot ...................................................... 15 Nunakput ....................................................... 16 Pine Point ...................................................... 17 Rae Lac La Martre ............................................... 18 Sahtu ......................................................... 19 Slave River ..................................................... 20 Tu Nede ....................................................... 21 Yellowknife Centre 22 Yellowknife North 23 Yellowknife South 24 ii PREFACE GENERAL ELECTION, 1987 The term of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories which had been elected in 1983 came to an end on August 17, 1987. Writs ordering a general election were directed to be issued on August 18, 1987 and to be made returnable on November 6, 1987. Nomination day at the general election was Monday, Sep­ tember 7, 1987. Three candidates having been elected by acclamation in the elec­ toral districts of Inuvik, lqaluit and Yellowknife North, a poll was held on Octo­ ber 5, 1987 in each of the remaining twenty-one electoral districts. The first return was published in the Northwest Territories Gazette on September 15, 1987 and the last return was published on November 9, 1987. J.-M. HAMEL, Chief Electoral Officer of Canada Ottawa, March 7, 1988 iii GENERt\L ELECTION, 1987 SUMMARY OF VOTES CAST BY ELECTORAL DISTRICT Total Votes Total vote as Rejected Electors Polling percentage of Electoral district ballot on tbe Stations electors on papers list* ballot papers the list* Aiviiik 6 l3 1,028 1,228 83.7!"7o Amittuq 6 4 724 1,001 69.93"1o Baffin Central 7 2 603 838 7L96"7o Baffin South 3 3 391 569 68.72"1o Deh Cho .. 4 8 471 527 89.37"1o Hay River 8 14 1,544 1,774 87.03"7o High Arctic 6 6 332 702 47.29"7o Hudson Bay ........ 2 0 210 227 92.51 "'o lnuvik ACCLAMATION no poll held lqaluit .... ACCLAMATION - no poll held Kitikmeot West 10 6 847 1,080 78.43 "'o Kivallivik 7 10 1,009 1,206 83.67"7o Mackenzie Delta 7 I 602 931 64.66"1o Nanendeh 10 15 833 1,165 71.50"7o Natilikmiot 8 3 558 706 79.04"1o Nunakput 9 8 707 931 75.94"7o Pine Point 2 l 296 361 8l.990Jo Rae Lac La Martre 7 8 860 1,117 76.99il1o 722 1,119 64.52"1o 1,329 1,381 96.23"7o Tu Nede 0 418 485 86.!90Jo Yellowknife Centre 4 844 1,404 60.ll OJo Yellowknife North ACCLAMA T!ON no poll held Yellowknife South 14 1,573 3,470 45.3301o Totals 140 117 15,901 22,222 71.5601o *NOTE A qualified elector may vote even if his or her name is not on the official list of electors, as long as such elector completes an appointment for registration at the poll. It is therefore possible for the total number of votes cast in any electoral district to exceed the number of names on the official list of electors. Similarly, the column headed "Total vote as percentage of electors on the list" may include eligible electors who were sworn iu at the polls; this column should therefore be used only as a rough guide to voter turnout. AIVILIK Returning Rankin Writ dated 18, Election: Candidates { Tagak Rankin Inlet, N.W.T., hunter Peter Rankin Inlet, N.W.T., manager Polling Stations Ballots cast for Total vote Rejected Electors as ballot Total on electors Name No. papers vote list on list -"' o-"' ~ ~ "'""'OJ)~ " " t-(.;"'" p,""-"'" ~ Rankin Inlet North. I 138 129 4 271 319 84.95"1o " South. 2 143 138 5 286 370 77.30"1o Chesterfield Inlet. 3 52 62 2 116 127 9L34"1o Coral Harbour .. 4 94 76 2 172 233 73.82"1o Repulse Bay. 5 37 121 158 179 88.27"1o Advance Poll Rankin Inlet. ············ 16 9 ...... 25 2.04"1o Totals. 6 480 535 13 1,028 1,228 83.71 "!o Percentage of valid votes. 47.29"7o 52.71 "!o Majority for Peter Ernerk over Tagak Curley, 55 2 AMITTUQ Returning Officer: Soiomonie Awa, Pond Inlet, N.W.T .. hamlet worker Nomination: September 7, !987 Writ dated August 18, !987 Election: October 5, 1987 Trtus Allooloo. Yellowkmfe, N.W T, execunve asmtant James Arvaluk, Pond Inlet, N W.T., hunter C d d Seeana Attagootak, Pond Inlet, N.W T., hunter an 1 ares Eh]ah Erkloo, Pond Inlet, N. W T., hunter Thomas Ootook, Pond Inlet, N W.T., hunter !Lucren Ukkalranuk, lgloohk, N W.T .. carver Polling Stations Ballots cast for Total vote as fRejected Electors percentage ballot Total on of electors ""'::l Name No. 0 ""'"' papers vote list on list 0 0 "'-"' "' voO a1E""' "' 0 ~] "'E o0 ~~"' ::l 0 E ~ "' "" o- ·u ..:.c: "'"' ;:~ .c;O ::l-"' ~~ ~<: VJ'<"- U.!Ul f-0 ....i;:J lgloolik & Outposts. 1 Ill 85 6 6 2 44 2 256 377 67.90"7o Pond Inlet & Outposts ... 2 144 21 6 112 7 4 2 296 371 79.78% Hall Beach. 3 67 22 34 7 0 18 0 148 253 58.50% Longstaff Bluff 4 NO POLL HELD Advance Polls- Pond Inlet. I 1 0 5 0 6 0 14 0.10% Igloolik .. 2 8 ~ 0 I 1 0 0 10 1.40% Totals. 5 331 130 46 131 10 72 4 724 1,001 72.32% Percentage of valid votes. 47.29% 18.57% 6.57% 18.71% 1.43% 10.29% .......... ... .... Elijah Erkloo, 200 James Arvaluk, 201 Majority for Titus Allooloo over Lucien Ukkalianuk, 259 Seeana Attagootak, 285 i Thomas Ootook, 321 3 BAFFIN CENTRAL Returning Officer: Jerry Natanine, Clyde River, N .W .T ., hamler worker Nomination: September 7, 1987 Writ dated August 18, 1987 Election: October 5, 1987 Stevie Audlakiak, Broughton Island, N.W.T., mayor lpeelee Kilabuk, Pangnirtung, N.W.T., hamlet worker Alan Kuniliusie, Broughton Island, N.W.T., unemployed '"'"''"' lPauloosie Paniloo, Clyde River, N.W.T., unemployed Polling Stations Ballots cast for Total vote as Rejected Electors percentage ballot Total on of electors Name No. ,;::""' ·~ ·;;" 0 papers vote list on list .,-"' .:::: c c -~ ""_g c:::::i .3:-::::: >'0 -"".0 .,_" "' "' "' U1<"' " ..9-::2 -<~" :::..:::..""' "' Pangnirtung North. I 65 64 5 40 0 174 142 122.54"/o Pangnirtung & Outposts .. 2 38 60 I 16 2 117 265 44.15% Cape Dyer. 3 NO POLL HELD Broughton Island - Foxe 5. 4 23 0 158 218 72.48% 671 671 11 Cape Hooper - Foxe 4, 5 NO POLL HELD Clyde River .. 6 17 61 0 76 0 154 213 72.30"/o Advance Poll - Pangnirtung . 0 0 0 0 ······ ............ Totals,, 5 187 252 7 155 2 603 838 71.96% Percentage of valid votes. 3Ll1% 4L93% ,,, "' Ll6% 25.79% .... ...... ...... ·············· Stevie AudlakJak, 65 Majority for lpeelee Kilabuk over Pauloosie Pauiloo, 97 ( Alan Kuniliusie, 245 BAf'f'IN SOUTH Polling Name Dorset Outposts, Lake Harbour & Outposts, 61 52 83, Advance Poll Cape DorseL , Totals Percentage Kenoayoak Podia!, HJ Majority for Joe Arlooktoo over Joanasie Salomonie, 12 1Saila Pudlat, 118 5 DEH CHO Nomination: September 1987 18, Election: October 5, Alben J. Fort Providence, K.W.T., settlement secretary Roy Fabian, Hay River Reserve, ]';. W. T., economic development coordinator ( Samuel Gargan, Fort N.W.T., program director Polling Stations Ballots cast for Total vote as Rejected Electors percentage ballot Total on of electors Name No. ..., ::: papers vote Jist on list " -<>"'::: t:g " en .c ::: " ~ -"'<v &3c~ " Fort Providence. I 38 56 219 4 317 391 81.07"7o Kakisa .. 2 3 24 2 4 33 29 113.79% Hay River Reserve. 3 I 92 6 0 99 107 92.52% Advance Poll Fort Providence. 1 2 19 0 22 4.170/o Totals 4 43 174 246 8 471 527 89.37% Percentage of valid votes. 9.29"7o 37.58% 53.J301o Roy Fabian, 72 Majority for Samuel Gargan over { Albert J. Canadien, 203 6 HAY RIVER Returning Officer: Hazel Hay River, N.W.T., bo<)kl:ee:per Writ dated August 18, 1987 October 5, 1987 C d'd { John Pollard, Hay River, N.W.T., fishing owner/operator an 1 ares Don Stewart, Hay River, N.W.T., sel:f·e:mp•IO)ied Polling Stations Ballots cast for Total vote Rejected Electors as percentage ballot Total on of electors Name No. papers vote list on list "2 ~ .a~ "' >-jc..0 0 O:li"'"0 " Hay River - Vale Island .. 1 90 133 2 225 276 81.52"7o " - Subdivision West. 2 147 108 3 258 280 92.14"7o " · Subdivision North. 3 150 78 2 230 272 84.56"7o " · Subdivision Centre North .. 4 117 83 I 201 269 74.720fo- " Subdivision Centre. 5 166 113 3 282 338 83.43"7o " South .. 6 170 84 3 257 308 83.44"7o Enterprise . ....... 7 22 4 0 26 3 I 83.87"7o Advance Poll - Hay River. ........ ..... 37 28 0 65 3.66"7o Totals ...... ... 8 899 631 14 1,544 1,774 87 .03"7o Percentage of valid votes. ..... 58.76"7o 4!.24"7o Majority for John Pollard over Don Stewart, 268 7 HIGH ARCTIC Returning Lalie Pudluk, Resolute Bay, N, W.
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