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Charlotte County Election Results & Government Charlotte County Government 1 INDEX 1. Federal Election Results - Members of Parliament 1867-2011 2. Provincial Election Results - Members of the Legislative Assembly 1785-2010 3. Local Service Districts - LSDs 4. County Senators of the Senate of Canada 5. Municipal Mayors 6. Remembrances & Obituaries 7. Sources 2 1. Federal Election Results - Members of Parliament Foreword: From 1867 to 1966, Charlotte County, with its county boundaries, was an electoral district or riding in itself. In 1966, changes came with the formation of the “Carlton-Charlotte” district which included Charlotte County, Carlton County and parts of Saint John County (parish of Musquash) and York County (parishes of Canterbury, McAdam, Manners Sutton and North Lake). In 1996, Carlton County was split into two ridings, “Tobique-Mactaquac” and “Charlotte”. The newly formed “Charlotte” riding not only included Charlotte County and parts of Carlton County but also parts of Saint John County, York County, Queens County, Kings County and Sudbury County. In 1998, the riding name was changed its name to “New Brunswick Southwest”. Election boundaries and names were once again altered in 2003 as Charlotte County became part of the “St. Croix-Belleisle” riding. After the 2004 election, an amendment was made to change the riding name from “St. Croix-Belleisle” to “New Brunswick Southwest”. Today, “New Brunswick Southwest” includes the following: the County of Charlotte; part of the County of Saint John comprised of the Parish of Musquash; part of the County of Kings comprised of the parishes of Greenwich, Kars, Springfield and Studholm; part of the Parish of Westfield lying northerly and westerly of the Saint John River; and the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield; part of the County of Queens comprised of: the parishes of Cambridge, Gagetown, Hampstead, Johnston, Petersville and Wickham; the villages of Cambridge-Narrows and Gagetown; part of the County of Sunbury comprised of: the parishes of Gladstone and Blissville; the villages of Tracy and Fredericton Junction; and part of the County of York comprised of: the parishes of Dumfries, Kingsclear, Manners Sutton, McAdam, New Maryland and Prince William; the villages of Harvey and McAdam; Kingsclear Indian Reserve No. 6. Riding of Charlotte 1st General Election (August 7, 1867) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Bolton, John Businessman Liberal 1,214 √ Thompson, Robert ? Unknown 918 - - Conservative - √ TOTAL 2,132 Riding of Charlotte 2nd General Election (July 20, 1872) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected McAdam, John Lumber Merchant Liberal-Conservative 1,551 √ √ Gillmor, Arthur Hill Lumberman Liberal 1,329 TOTAL 2,880 Riding of Charlotte 3rd General Election (January 22, 1874) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Gillmor, Arthur Hill Lumberman Liberal 1,518 √ √ McAdam, John Lumber Merchant Liberal-Conservative 1,222 TOTAL 2,740 Riding of Charlotte 4th General Election (September 17, 1878) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Gillmor, Arthur Hill Lumberman Liberal 1,522 √ McAdam, John Lumber Merchant Liberal-Conservative 1,284 √ TOTAL 2,806 3 Riding of Charlotte 5th General Election (June 20, 1882) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Gillmor, Arthur Hill Lumberman Liberal 1,588 √ Stevenson, B. R. ? Unknown 1,244 - - Conservative - √ TOTAL 2,806 Riding of Charlotte 6th General Election (February 22, 1887) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Gillmor, Arthur Hill Lumberman Liberal 1,892 √ Chipman, J. D. ? Conservative 1,811 √ TOTAL 3,703 Riding of Charlotte 7th General Election (March 5, 1891) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Gillmor, Arthur Hill Lumberman Liberal 1,934 √ Clarke, G. J. ? Conservative 1,686 √ TOTAL 3,620 Riding of Charlotte 8th General Election (June 23, 1896) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Ganong, Gilbert White Teacher Liberal-Conservative 2,453 √ Gillmor, Arthur Hill Lumberman Liberal 1,981 √ TOTAL 4,434 Riding of Charlotte 9th General Election (November 7, 1900) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Ganong, Gilbert White Teacher Liberal-Conservative 2,785 √ Armstrong, Robert Edwin ? Liberal 2,205 √ TOTAL 4,990 Riding of Charlotte 10th General Election (November 3, 1904) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Ganong, Gilbert White Teacher Liberal-Conservative 2,574 √ Gillmor, Daniel ? Liberal 2,320 √ TOTAL 4,894 4 Riding of Charlotte 11th General Election (October 26, 1908) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Todd, William Frederick Food Merchant Liberal 2,691 √ √ Ganong, Gilbert White Teacher Conservative 2,491 TOTAL 5,182 Riding of Charlotte 12th General Election (September 21, 1911) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Hartt, Thomas Aaron Teacher Conservative 2,685 √ √ Todd, William Frederick Food Merchant Liberal 2,489 TOTAL 5,174 Riding of Charlotte 13th General Election (December 17, 1917) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Hartt, Thomas Aaron Teacher Conservative/Unionist 3,248 √ √ Todd, William Frederick Food Merchant Liberal 2,631 TOTAL 5,879 Riding of Charlotte 14th General Election (December 6, 1921) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Grimmer, Robert Watson Merchant Conservative 5,202 √ Wholesale Food Todd, William Frederick Liberal 5,069 √ Merchant TOTAL 10,271 Riding of Charlotte 15th General Election (October 29, 1925) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Grimmer, Robert Watson Merchant (retired) Conservative 5,426 √ √ Holt, William Albert Insurance Inspector Liberal 3,274 TOTAL 8,700 Riding of Charlotte 16th General Election (September 14, 1926) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Grimmer, Robert Watson Merchant (retired) Conservative 4,967 √ McLaughlin, P. Elmer Barrister Liberal 3,677 √ TOTAL 8,644 5 Riding of Charlotte 17th General Election (July 28, 1930) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Ganong, Arthur D. Manufacturer Conservative 5,595 √ √ Scovil, John W. Merchant Liberal 4,092 TOTAL 9,687 Riding of Charlotte 18th General Election (October 14, 1935) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Hill, Burton M. Civil Engineer Liberal 5,436 √ √ Pollard, Chauncey Randall Merchant Conservative 3,386 Quarterman, Walter W. Insurance Agent Reconstruction Party 1,732 TOTAL 10,554 Riding of Charlotte 19th General Election (March 26, 1940) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Hill, Burton M. Civil Engineer Liberal 6,099 √ √ DeWolfe, Walter G. Merchant Conservative 4,391 TOTAL 10,490 Riding of Charlotte 20th General Election (June 11, 1945) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Stuart, A. Wesley Civil Servant Liberal 5,486 √ √ Pollard, Chauncey Randall Merchant Progressive Conservative 5,456 TOTAL 10,942 Riding of Charlotte 21st General Election (June 27, 1949) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Stuart, A. Wesley Fisherman Liberal 6,197 √ √ Ganong, Hardy Nelson Superintendent Progressive Conservative 6,139 TOTAL 12,336 Riding of Charlotte 22nd General Election (August 10, 1953) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Stuart, A. Wesley Fisherman Liberal 6,155 √ √ Ganong, Hardy Nelson Superintendent (retired) Progressive Conservative 5,180 Co-operative Commonwealth Jones, Tom William Textile Worker 416 Federation TOTAL 11,751 6 Riding of Charlotte 23rd General Election (June 10, 1957) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Stuart, A. Wesley Fisherman Liberal 6,393 √ Groom, Lorne Optometrist Progressive Conservative 5,756 √ TOTAL 12,149 Riding of Charlotte 24th General Election (March 31, 1958) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Stewart, R. D. Caldwell Lawyer Progressive Conservative 6,448 √ √ Stuart, A. Wesley Fisherman Liberal 5,806 TOTAL 12,254 Riding of Charlotte 25th General Election (June 18, 1962) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected McLean, Allan M. A. Manufacturer Liberal 6,159 √ Stewart, R. D. Caldwell Lawyer Progressive Conservative 5,518 √ Bontaine, Robert L. Executive Secretary New Democratic Party 396 TOTAL 12,073 Riding of Charlotte 26th General Election (April 8, 1963) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected McLean, Allan M. A. Manufacturer Liberal 6,279 √ √ Buchanan, Norman Merchant Progressive Conservative 5,284 Cormack, David N. Merchant Social Credit Party of Canada 159 Cogswell, George W. Porter Checker New Democratic Party 118 TOTAL 11,840 Riding of Charlotte 27th General Election (November 8, 1965) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected McLean, Allan M. A. Manufacturer Liberal 5,879 √ √ Stewart, R. D. Caldwell Lawyer Progressive Conservative 5,226 Cogswell, George W. Merchant New Democratic Party 462 TOTAL 11,567 Riding of Carlton-Charlotte 28th General Election (June 25, 1968) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected Flemming, Hugh John Lumberman Progressive Conservative 15,469 √ Hachey, Henry B. Oceanographer Liberal 8,330 √ Jones, Tom Union Representative New Democratic Party 848 TOTAL 24,647 7 Riding of Carlton-Charlotte 29th General Election (October 30, 1972) Party Candidate Occupation Party Votes Elected Elected McCain, Fred A. Farmer Progressive Conservative 14,431 √ Hinton, Donald Managing Editor Liberal 7,715 √ Bright, R. Lawrence Rail Carman New Democratic Party 1,831 TOTAL 23,977 Riding of Carlton-Charlotte 30th General Election (July 8, 1974) Party Candidate Occupation
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