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SUMMARY BY ELECTORAL DISTRICT AND PARTY OF VALID VOTES CAST JUNE 13, 2006 NOVA SCOTIA PROVINCIAL GENERAL ELECTION Total Progressive Conservative Party New Democratic Party Liberal Party Green Party of Nova Scotia Independent Valid Votes Electoral District Cast Candidate Votes Rec'd Candidate Votes Rec'd Candidate Votes Rec'd Candidate Votes Rec'd Candidate Votes Rec'd Annapolis Blair Hannam 2041 Malcolm MacKenzie 1391 Stephen McNeil 4668 Ken McGowen 206 8306 Antigonish Angus (Tando) MacIsaac 4629 Andrew MacDonald 1827 Daniel MacIsaac 2953 Judith Dowden 179 9588 Argyle Chris d'Entremont 3158 Charles Muise 531 Christian Surette 913 Patty Doucet-Saunders 66 4668 Bedford Len Goucher 4090 John Buckland 2019 Francis MacKenzie 3286 Mary McLaughlan 292 9687 Cape Breton Centre Darren Bruckschwaiger 2274 Frank (Nanky) Corbett 3490 Laura MacDonald 2152 Frances Oommen 79 7995 Cape Breton North Cecil Clarke 4310 Russell MacDonald 2195 Fred Tilley 1869 Mark Doucet 125 8499 Cape Breton Nova Todd Marsman 855 Gordie Gosse 4315 Mel Crowe 1794 Chris Milburn 119 7083 Cape Breton South Scott Boyd 3261 Jamie Crane 2160 Manning MacDonald 4383 Stephen Doucet 273 10077 Cape Breton West Alfie MacLeod 4729 Terry Crawley 1344 Dave LeBlanc 2488 Michael Milburn 236 8797 Chester-St. Margaret's Judy Streatch 3950 Jane Matheson 2833 Rick Fraughton 2192 Joanne MacKinnon 282 9257 Clare Arnold LeBlanc 1622 Paul Comeau 1269 Wayne Gaudet 2803 Diane Doucet-Bean 82 5776 Colchester-Musquodoboit Valley Brooke Taylor 4790 Gary Burill 1891 Carolyn Matthews 657 Leona MacLeod 164 7502 Colchester North Karen Casey 3809 Rob Assels 1511 Bob Taylor 1979 Judy Davis 176 7475 Cole Harbour Sheila McKeand 1788 Darrell Dexter 5327 Stephen Beehan 1347 Michael McFadden 206 8668 Cole Harbour-Eastern Passage Don McIver 1201 Kevin Deveaux 4086 Brian Churchill 903 Beverley Woodfield 155 6345 Cumberland North Ernest Fage 4640 Kim Cail 1085 Bruce Fage 1480 Darryl Whetter 202 7407 Cumberland South Murray Scott 5082 Andrew Kernohan 753 Mary Dee MacPherson 681 James Dessart 92 David Amos 13 6621 Dartmouth East Jim Cormier 2942 Joan Massey 3822 Tracey Devereaux 1842 Elizabeth Perry 238 8844 Dartmouth North Troy Myers 1895 Trevor Zinck 3414 Ian Murray 1365 Alex Donaldson 227 6901 Dartmouth South-Portland Valley Tim Olive 3041 Marilyn More 4493 Brian Hiltz 1509 Danny Melvin 308 9351 Digby-Annapolis Jimmy MacAlpine 2170 Andrew Oliver 663 Harold Jr. Theriault 3034 Namron Bean 92 5959 Eastern Shore Bill Dooks 3232 Sidney Prest 2871 Judith Cabrita 746 Elizabeth van Dreunen 188 7037 Glace Bay Mark Bettens 2074 Myrtle Campbell 2234 Dave Wilson 3327 Todd Pettigrew 88 7723 Guysborough-Sheet Harbour Ronnie Chisholm 2765 Jim Boudreau 2540 Dave Horton 1379 Marike Finlay 88 6772 Halifax Atlantic Bruce Cooke 2690 Michele Raymond 4151 James Hoskins 1281 Rebecca Mosher 262 8384 Halifax Chebucto Sean Phillips 1720 Howard Epstein 4216 Peter Verner 1481 Christopher Harborne 369 7786 Halifax Citadel Bill Black 2724 Leonard Preyra 3054 Devin Maxwell 1181 Nick Wright 307 7266 Halifax Clayton Park Mary Ann McGrath 2450 Linda Power 3040 Diana Whalen 3404 Sheila Richardson 228 9122 Halifax Fairview Bruce MacCharles 1649 Graham Steele 4172 Cecil MacDougall 1055 Kris MacLellan 254 7130 Halifax Needham Andrew Black 1330 Maureen MacDonald 4438 Dr. Errol Guam 1220 Amanda Myers 333 7321 Hammonds Plains-Upper Sackville Barry Barnet 3704 Mat Whynott 3178 Pam Streeter 1766 Scott Cleghorn 167 8815 Hants East Wayne Fiander 2715 John MacDonell 4712 Malcolm MacKay 1237 Michael Hartian 204 8868 Hants West Chuck Porter 2969 Sean Bennett 2486 Paula Lunn 2924 Sam Schurman 201 8580 Inverness Rodney MacDonald 7404 Tim Murphy 1342 Mary MacLennan 1627 John Gibson 133 10506 Kings North Mark Parent 4153 Jim Morton 2190 Madonna Spinazola 1757 Chris Alders 195 8295 Kings South David Morse 3788 David Mangle 3130 Ray Savage 1797 Steve McGowen 226 8941 Kings West John Prall 2801 Greg Hubbert 1590 Leo Glavine 3940 Nistal Prem de Boer 112 8443 Lunenburg Michael Baker 3969 Chris Heide 2669 Rick Welsford 1200 Stuart Simpson 196 8034 Lunenburg West Carolyn Bolivar-Getson 3637 Dr. Bill Smith 3299 Martin Bell 1324 Brendan MacNeill 157 8417 Pictou Centre Pat Dunn 3901 Danny MacGillivray 2354 Troy MacCulloch 1057 Samuel Clark 93 Dennis Tate 20 7425 Pictou East Sue Uhren 2654 Clarrie MacKinnon 2761 Danny Walsh 2000 John Clark 102 7517 Pictou West Ron Baillie 2584 C.L. (Charlie) Parker 4173 Sandy MacKay 698 Douglas Corbett 147 7602 Preston Dwayne Provo 1620 Douglas Sparks 843 Keith Colwell 1853 David Farrell 82 4398 Queens Kerry Morash 2998 Vicki Conrad 3053 Margaret Witney 119 6170 Richmond John Greene 2268 Mary Pat Cude 529 Michel Samson 2722 Noreen Hartlen 88 5607 Sackville-Cobequid Steve Craig 2499 Dave Wilson 4477 David Major 1051 Elizabeth Nicolson 187 8214 Shelburne Eddie Nickerson 2353 Sterling Belliveau 2438 Kirk Cox 1790 Derek Jones 141 6722 Timberlea-Prospect Juanita Cirtwill 2034 Bill Estabrooks 5317 Lisa Mullin 851 Thomas Trappenberg 217 8419 Truro-Bible Hill Jamie Muir 3711 Jim Harpell 2248 Ron Chisholm 1674 Barton Cutten 217 7850 Victoria-The Lakes Keith Bain 3001 Joan O'Liari 755 Gerald Sampson 2272 Michelle Smith 173 Stemer MacLeod 120 6321 Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank Gary Hines 3275 Percy Paris 3782 Thomas Deal 909 William Lang 186 8152 Yarmouth Richard Hurlburt 5170 John Deveau 1667 Dolores Atwood 1051 Matthew Granger 152 8040 Totals 160119 140128 94872 9411 153 404683 Percentage of valid votes 39.57% 34.63% 23.44% 2.33% 0.04% Elections Nova Scotia July 24, 2006.
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