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1933 Nova Scotia general election

Canadian provincial election


Canadian provincial election

FieldValue
election_name1933 Nova Scotia general election
countryNova Scotia
typeparliamentary
party_colourno
party_nameno
previous_election1928 Nova Scotia general election
previous_year1928
outgoing_members39th General Assembly of Nova Scotia
election_dateAugust 22, 1933
elected_mpsmembers
next_election1937 Nova Scotia general election
next_year1937
seats_for_election30 seats of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly
majority_seats16
turnout85.90%
image1Angus L Macdonald portrait.jpg
image1_size150x150px
colour1
leader1Angus Lewis Macdonald
leader_since1October 1, 1930
party1
leaders_seat1Halifax South
last_election120
seats122
seat_change12
popular_vote1166,170
percentage152.34%
swing14.37pp
image2Gordon Sidney Harrington.jpg
colour2
leader2Gordon Sidney Harrington
leader_since21930
party2Liberal-Conservative
leaders_seat2Cape Breton Centre
ran in Cape Breton South (Won)
last_election222
seats28
seat_change214
popular_vote2145,107
percentage245.71%
swing23.20pp
titlePremier
posttitlePremier after election
before_electionGordon Sidney Harrington
before_partyLiberal-Conservative
after_electionAngus Lewis Macdonald
after_party

ran in Cape Breton South (Won) The 1933 Nova Scotia general election was held on 22 August 1933 to elect members of the 40th 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 vote1928Dissolution]]ElectedChange#%Change (pp)
LiberalAngus Lewis Macdonald30201522+2166,17052.34%+4.37%Liberal-ConservativeGordon Sidney Harrington
Vacant7
Total valid votes316,08299.56%
Blank and invalid ballots1,4030.44%
Total66434330-13317,485100.00%
Registered voters / turnout295,95785.90%

Retiring incumbents

Liberal

  • William Chisholm, Antigonish
  • René W.E. Landry, Yarmouth
  • Michael M. Morrison, Guysborough
  • Wishart McLea Robertson, Shelburne

Liberal-Conservative

  • Robert Hamilton Butts, Cape Breton East
  • Reginald Tucker Caldwell, Kings
  • Robert Albert Douglas, Pictou
  • Donald W. MacKay, Queens
  • Harry Thompson MacKenzie, Annapolis
  • Hugh Allan MacQuarrie, Pictou
  • Daniel George McKenzie, Cumberland
  • James A. Proudfoot, Inverness

Nominated candidates

Legend

bold denotes party leader

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

Valley

|- 3,967 44.65% 4,917 55.35% ||

Obediah Parker Goucher
Harry Thompson MacKenzie†
-
3,703
40.80%
5,372
59.20%
Joseph William Comeau
-
Alexander Stirling MacMillan
-
4,603
46.35%
5,328
53.65%
Albert Parsons
-
Vacant
-
6,098
47.65%
6,700
52.35%
George Nowlan
-
Reginald Tucker Caldwell†
}

South Shore

|- | |Wallace Norman Rehfuss 6,744 21.78% || |Frank R. Davis 8,369 27.03% | | | | ||

Vacant

| |Melbourne M. Gardner 7,049 22.77% || |Gordon E. Romkey 8,799 28.42% | | | | ||

Gordon E. Romkey
2,880
50.91%
2,777
49.09%
Donald W. MacKay†
-
Vacant
-
2,500
43.46%
3,252
56.54%
Henry R. L. Bill
-
Wishart McLea Robertson†
-
3,646
38.49%
5,826
61.51%
Lindsay C. Gardner
-
René W.E. Landry†
}

Fundy-Northeast

|- || |William A. Flemming 6,748 27.04% | |Thomas R. Johnson 6,043 24.21% | | | | ||

William A. Flemming
George Y. Thomas
6,398
25.64%

| |R. Edgar McLeod 5,769 23.11% | | | | ||

Vacant

| |Archibald Terris 8,291 22.73% || |John S. Smiley 9,540 26.15% | | | | ||

Archibald Terris
9,406
25.78%
9,242
25.34%
Percy Chapman Black
-
Daniel George McKenzie†
}

Halifax/Dartmouth/Eastern Shore

|- | |Russell McInnes 3,967 43.94% || |Guy Murray Logan 4,915 54.44% | |Joseph S. Wallace 146 1.62% | | || |Vacant Halifax |- | |Josiah Frederick Fraser 5,595 47.14% || |Geoffrey W. Stevens 6,273 52.86% | | | | || |Josiah Frederick Fraser Halifax |- | |Gerald P. Flavin 3,410 38.48% || |Gordon Benjamin Isnor 5,452 61.52% | | | | || |Gordon Benjamin Isnor Halifax |- | |George H. Murphy 4,325 46.66% || |Angus Lewis Macdonald 4,945 53.34% | | | | || |George Henry Murphy Halifax |- | |Angus MacDonald Morton 3,957 45.17% || |George E. Hagen 4,804 54.83% | | | | || |Angus MacDonald Morton Halifax |}

Central Nova

|- 2,482 45.68% 2,951 54.32% ||

John L. MacIsaac
William Chisholm†
-
3,408
43.44%
4,437
56.56%
Clarence W. Anderson
-
Michael E. Morrison†
-

| |John Doull 8,546 22.10% || |Donald F. Fraser 10,377 26.83% | | | | ||

John Doull
8,861
22.91%
10,887
28.15%
Hugh Allan MacQuarrie†
-
Robert Albert Douglas†
}

Cape Breton

|- 2,969 43.53% 3,263 47.84% 588 8.62% ||

Gordon Sidney Harrington
Joseph Macdonald
-
3,632
38.97%
3,655
39.21%
1,737
18.64%
297
3.19%
Daniel R. Cameron
-
Robert Hamilton Butts†
-
Joseph Macdonald
4,448
47.50%

| |Luke Daye 4,330 46.24% | |John McDonald 586 6.26% | | ||

New riding
Gordon Sidney Harrington
4,757
43.81%

| |Malcolm A. Patterson 4,650 42.83% | | | |Lauchlin D. McKay 1,451 13.36% ||

New riding
Weldon W. Patton
3,036
53.49%

| |Alonzo Martell 2,640 46.51% | | | | || |Alonzo Martell Richmond-West Cape Breton |- 4,862 46.36% 5,626 53.64% ||

Moses Elijah McGarry
James A. Proudfoot†
-

| |Benjamin A. LeBlanc 2,603 46.46% || |George R. Deveau 3,000 53.54% | | | | || |Vacant Richmond-West Cape Breton |- 2,216 52.18% 2,031 47.82% ||

Donald Buchanan McLeod
Vacant
}

References

Notes

References

  1. "Election Returns 1933". Elections Nova Scotia.
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