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1901 Nova Scotia general election

Canadian provincial election


Canadian provincial election

FieldValue
election_name1901 Nova Scotia general election
countryNova Scotia
typeparliamentary
party_colourno
party_nameno
previous_election1897 Nova Scotia general election
previous_year1897
outgoing_members32nd General Assembly of Nova Scotia
election_dateOctober 2, 1901
elected_mpsmembers
next_election1906 Nova Scotia general election
next_year1906
elected_members34th General Assembly of Nova Scotia
seats_for_election38 seats of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly
majority_seats20
image1George Henry Murray (cropped).jpg
image1_size150x150px
colour1
leader1George Henry Murray
leader_since11896
party1
leaders_seat1Victoria
last_election135
seats136
seat_change11
popular_vote180,196
percentage158.79%
swing13.22pp
image2Con
colour2
leader2Charles Smith Wilcox
leader_since21898
party2Liberal-Conservative
leaders_seat2Hants
(Lost re-election)
last_election23
seats22
seat_change21
popular_vote255,889
percentage240.97%
swing23.06pp
map_image1901 Nova Scotia general election - Results by riding.svg
titlePremier
posttitlePremier after election
before_electionGeorge Henry Murray
before_party
after_electionGeorge Henry Murray
after_party

(Lost re-election) The 1901 Nova Scotia general election was held on 2 October 1901 to elect members of the 33rd House of Assembly of the province of Nova Scotia, Canada. It was won by the Liberal party.

Results

Results by party

LiberalLiberal-Conservative
PartyParty leader# of
candidatesSeatsPopular vote1897Dissolution]]ElectedChange#%Change (pp)
LiberalGeorge Henry Murray40353436+180,19658.79%+3.22%Liberal-ConservativeCharles Smith Wilcox
Vacant0
Total valid votes136,411100.00%
Blank and invalid ballots00.00%
Total73383838136,411100.00%

Retiring incumbents

Liberal

  • Charles Edward Church, Lunenburg
  • William A. Ferguson, Guysborough
  • Alexander E. Fraser, Cumberland
  • Thomas Keillor, Queens
  • John Drew Sperry, Lunenburg

Liberal-Conservative

  • Matthew Henry Fitzpatrick, Pictou
  • Thomas McMullen, Colchester

Nominated candidates

1901 Nova Scotia Provincial Election

Legend

bold denotes party leader

† denotes an incumbent who is not running for re-election or was defeated in nomination contest

Valley

|- || |James Wilberforce Longley 1,825 29.60% | |W. C. Healey 1,348 21.87% | | ||

James Wilberforce Longley
Joseph A. Bancroft
1,750
28.39%

| |Frank Andrews 1,242 20.15% | | ||

Joseph A. Bancroft
Ambroise-Hilaire Comeau
1,507
37.12%

| |J. K. Tobin 611 15.05% | | ||

Ambroise-Hilaire Comeau
Angus Morrison Gidney
1,400
34.48%

| |Louis Dugas 542 13.35% | | ||

Angus Morrison Gidney
Arthur Drysdale
2,092
29.54%

| |A. S. Sanford 1,458 20.58% | | ||

Arthur Drysdale
Francis Parker McHeffey
1,914
27.02%

| |Charles Smith Wilcox 1,619 22.86% | | ||

Charles Smith Wilcox
Brenton Dodge
2,225
33.97%

| |J. W. Ryan 1,116 17.04% | | ||

Brenton Dodge
Harry H. Wickwire
2,122
32.40%

| |Peter Innes 1,087 16.60% | | ||

Harry H. Wickwire
}

South Shore

|- || |Edward Doran Davison 2,932 28.24% | |A. J. Wolfe 2,335 22.49% | | ||

John Drew Sperry†
Alexander Kenneth Maclean
2,923
28.15%

| |J. A. Roberts 2,192 21.11% | | ||

Charles Edward Church†
Edward Matthew Farrell
925
27.95%

| |John Hutt 783 23.66% | | ||

Edward Matthew Farrell
Charles F. Cooper
843
25.48%

| |W. L. Libbey 758 22.91% | | ||

Thomas Keillor†
Thomas Johnston
817
41.98%

| | | |Arthur Hood 326 16.75% ||

Thomas Johnston
Thomas Robertson
803
41.26%

| | | | ||

Thomas Robertson
Augustus Stoneman
Acclamation

| | | | ||

Augustus Stoneman
Henry S. LeBlanc
Acclamation

| | | | ||

Henry S. LeBlanc
}

Fundy-Northeast

|- || |Benjamin Franklin Pearson 2,169 25.34% | |A. S. Black 2,151 25.13% | | ||

Thomas McMullen†
Frederick Andrew Laurence
2,185
25.53%

| |John Fitzwilliam Stairs 2,054 24.% | | ||

Frederick Andrew Laurence
Thomas Reuben Black
2,944
25.50%

| |C. R. Smith 2,720 23.56% | | ||

Thomas Reuben Black

| |M. L. Tucker 2,933 25.41% || |Daniel McLeod 2,946 25.52% | | ||

Alexander E. Fraser†
}

Halifax

|- || |George Mitchell 4,955 17.56% | |Adam Brown Crosby 4,707 16.68% | | ||

George Mitchell
David McPherson
5,049
17.89%

| |G. M. Campbell 4,487 15.90% | | ||

David McPherson
Michael Edwin Keefe
4,840
17.15%

| |J. J. Stewart 4,185 14.83% | | ||

Michael Edwin Keefe
}

Central Nova

|- || |Angus McGillivray Acclamation | | | | ||

Angus McGillivray
Christopher P. Chisholm
Acclamation

| | | | ||

Christopher P. Chisholm
William Whitman
1,498
35.79%

| |John Keating 620 14.81% | | ||

William Akins Fergusson†
John Howard Sinclair
1,511
36.11%

| |H. T. Harding 556 13.29% | | ||

John Howard Sinclair
Edward Mortimer Macdonald
3,703
20.61%

| |George E. Munro 3,011 16.76% | | ||

Edward Mortimer Macdonald

| |Robert Dewar 3,157 17.57% || |Charles Elliott Tanner 3,186 17.73% | | ||

Charles Elliott Tanner
George Patterson
3,534
19.67%

| |William Cameron 1,377 7.66% | | ||

Matthew Henry Fitzpatrick†
}

Cape Breton

|- || |Daniel Duncan McKenzie 3,840 32.29% | |Colin McKinnon 2,205 18.54% | | ||

Daniel Duncan McKenzie
Neil J. Gillis
3,691
31.04%

| |Vincent Mullins 2,157 18.14% | | ||

Neil J. Gillis
James MacDonald
2,270
27.39%
1,326
16.00%
-

| |J. L. McDougall 1,317 15.89% |- || |Moses J. Doucet 1,734 20.92% 1,137 13.72% |- | |Alexander Macdonald 504 6.08% |- || |Duncan Finlayson 1,090 34.64% | |D. G. Stewart 562 17.86% | | ||

Duncan Finlayson
Simon Joyce
994
31.59%

| |Felix Landry 501 15.92% | | ||

Simon Joyce
George Henry Murray
1,177
37.85%

| |John A. McDonald 581 18.68% | | ||

George Henry Murray
John Gillis Morrison
1,023
32.89%

| |John J. McCabe 329 10.58% | | ||

John Gillis Morrison
}

References

References

  1. "Nova Scotia Provincial Elections 1867-2016". Elections Nova Scotia.
  2. (July 5, 2011). "Electoral Districts- History". Nova Scotia Legislature.
  3. (June 4, 2018). "Nova Scotia Provincial Elections 1867–2016". Elections Nova Scotia.
  4. (July 5, 2011). "Electoral Districts- History". Nova Scotia Legislature.
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