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1908 Liberals 17 (E) = Elected (Acc) = Acclamation Conservatives 13 LIB - Liberal CON - Conservative Total Number of Seats 30

Provincial General Election Results Party Standings Seats Election Date: 18 November 1908 Liberals 17 (e) = Elected (acc) = Acclamation Conservatives 13 LIB - Liberal CON - Conservative Total Number of Seats 30 District Party Councillor Votes Party Assemblyman Votes 1st Kings (LIB) Laughlin McDonald 462 (e) (LIB) Frank Heartz 557 (CON) John Kickham 421 (CON) John McLean 722 (e) 2nd Kings (LIB) James D. McInnis 365 (e) (LIB) Robert Nelson Cox 533 (e) (CON) James McIsaac 341 (CON) Harvey David McEwen 432 3rd Kings (LIB) James John Johnston 308 (LIB) Charles Clay 427 (CON) John Alexander McDonald 412 (e) (CON) Walter Augustus O. Morson 563 (e) 4th Kings (LIB) H. Brehaut, M.D. 313 (LIB) George S. Inman 432 (CON) Murdock McKinnon 369 (e) (CON) Albert P. Prowse 487 (e) 5th Kings (LIB) Wallace W. Jenkins 317 (LIB) Peter McCourt 440 (CON) John Alexander Mathieson 355 (e) (CON) Archibald John McDonald 505 (e) 1st Queens (LIB) John E. Sinclair 571 (LIB) Matthew Smith 849 (e) (CON) Murdock Kennedy 633 (e) (CON) Arthur Simpson 756 2nd Queens (LIB) John McMillan 583 (e) (LIB) William Laird 822 (e) (CON) W. S. Stewart 490 (CON) Thomas Doyle 696 3rd Queens (LIB) James H. Cummiskey 554 (e) (LIB) Herbert James Palmer 810 (e) (CON) P. Feehan 528 (CON) Leonard J. Wood 704 4th Queens (LIB) Hon. Francis L. Haszard 567 (e) (LIB) David Purdy Irving 788 (e) (CON) Dr. Rodgerson 451 (CON) A. D. Ross 587 Charlottetown (LIB) George Edward Hughes (acc) (e) (LIB) James Warburton M.D. (acc) (e) Common & Royalty 1st Prince (LIB) John Agnew 714 (e) (LIB) Benjamin Gallant 1,025 (e) (CON) Charles E. Dalton 665 (CON) Sylvain Thomas Gallant 927 2nd Prince (LIB) Alfred McWilliams 547 (e) (LIB) John Richards 711 (e) (CON) C. B. Campbell 159 (CON) S. T. Dougherty 188 3rd Prince (LIB) Peter McNutt 417 (LIB) J. F. H. Arsenault 547 (CON) Hector D. Dobie 470 (e) (CON) Aubin Edmond Arsenault 628 (e) 4th Prince (LIB) Joseph Reid 504 (e) (LIB) Samuel Edward Reid 681 (CON) Michael C. Delaney 503 (CON) James Kennedy 802 (e) 5th Prince (LIB) John M. Clark 240 (LIB) John Jardine, M.D. 404 (CON) J. Edward Wyatt 262 (e) (CON) James A. McNeill 485 (e) File: ElectionsPEI/History/Results/Rept1908.wk4 Dated: 29 May 2001 Prepared by: Elections P.E.I. Ph: (902) 368-5895.

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