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1941 Nova Scotia general election

Canadian provincial election


Canadian provincial election

FieldValue
election_name1941 Nova Scotia general election
countryNova Scotia
typeparliamentary
party_colourno
party_nameno
previous_election1937 Nova Scotia general election
previous_year1937
outgoing_members41st General Assembly of Nova Scotia
election_dateOctober 28, 1941
elected_mpsmembers
next_election1945 Nova Scotia general election
next_year1945
seats_for_election30 seats of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly
majority_seats16
turnout63.05% 16.62pp
image1Lib
colour1
leader1Alexander Stirling MacMillan
leader_since1July 10, 1940
party1
leaders_seat1Hants
last_election125
seats123
seat_change12
popular_vote1137,884
percentage152.7%
swing10.0pp
image2PC
colour2
leader2Frederick Murray Blois
leader_since21940
party2
leaders_seat2Colchester
last_election25
seats24
seat_change21
popular_vote2104,123
percentage240.3%
swing25.5pp
image3CCF
colour3
leader3No leader
party3
last_election3Did not contest
seats33
seat_change33
popular_vote318,583
percentage37.0%
swing37.0pp
titlePremier
posttitlePremier after election
before_electionAlexander Stirling MacMillan
before_party
after_electionAlexander Stirling MacMillan
after_party

The 1941 Nova Scotia general election was held on 28 October 1941 to elect members of the 42nd House of Assembly of the province of Nova Scotia, Canada. It was won by the Liberal party.

Results

Results by party

LiberalProgressive ConservativeCCF
PartyParty leader# of
candidatesSeatsPopular vote1937Dissolution]]ElectedChange#%Change (pp)
LiberalAngus Lewis Macdonald302422-2137,88452.91%-0.02%Progressive ConservativeFrederick Murray Blois
Vacant
Total valid votes260,59099.37%
Blank and invalid ballots1,6510.63%
Total64303030262,241100.00%
Registered voters / turnout341,78863.05%-6.23%
  • The CCF ran in the 1933 election but did not run any candidates in 1937. The party elected 1 MLA in the 1939 Cape Breton East by-election.{{Bar box|title=Popular vote|titlebar=#ddd|width=600px|barwidth=410px|bars=

Retiring incumbents

Liberal

  • Henry R. L. Bill, Shelburne
  • George Belcher Murray, Cape Breton North

Nominated candidates

Legend

bold denotes party leader

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

Valley

|- || |John D. McKenzie 4,292 60.60% | |Hanson Taylor Dowell 2,790 39.40% | | ||

John D. McKenzie
Joseph William Comeau
4,818
62.34%

| |James John Wallis 2,910 37.66% | | ||

Joseph William Comeau
Alexander Stirling MacMillan
4,871
57.56%

| |Norman Dexter Blanchard 3,592 42.44% | | ||

Alexander Stirling MacMillan
John Alexander McDonald
6,654
62.58%

| |Raymond Crosby 3,978 37.42% | | || |John Alexander McDonald |}

South Shore

|- || |Frank R. Davis 6,366 29.39% | |R. Clifford Levy 4,601 21.24% | | ||

Frank R. Davis
Gordon E. Romkey
6,288
29.03%

| |Angus J. Walters 4,404 20.33% | | ||

Gordon E. Romkey
Harry Dennis Madden
2,461
50.13%

| |John J. Cameron 2,448 49.87% | | ||

John J. Cameron
Wilfred Dauphinee
2,422
50.73%

| |Frederick William Bower 2,352 49.27% | | ||

Henry R. L. Bill†
Henry A. Waterman
4,551
63.02%

| |Peter Lorimer Judge 2,670 36.98% | | || |Henry A. Waterman |}

Fundy-Northeast

|- | |Alexander Murdoch Sutherland 5,160 23.74% || |Frederick Murray Blois 5,842 26.88% | | ||

Frederick Murray Blois

| |Robert F. McLellan 5,301 24.39% || |George Scott Dickey 5,432 24.99% | | ||

George Scott Dickey

| |Archibald J. Mason 7,040 22.87% || |Archie B. Smith 7,954 25.84% | | ||

Archie B. Smith
Kenneth Judson Cochrane
7,970
25.90%

| |Leonard William Fraser 7,814 25.39% | | || |Leonard William Fraser |}

Halifax/Dartmouth/Eastern Shore

|- || |James Edward Rutledge 4,226 59.49% | |Arthur Wilfred Morton 2,878 40.51% | | ||

James Edward Rutledge
Geoffrey W. Stevens
5,094
60.39%

| |Norman Dudley Murray 3,341 39.61% | | ||

Geoffrey W. Stevens
Harold Connolly
4,124
64.98%

| |Helen Macdonald Lownds 1,962 30.91% | |James Ronald Clark 261 4.11% ||

Harold Connolly
Joseph Richard Murphy
4,381
58.75%

| |Arthur James Haliburton 3,076 41.25% | | ||

Joseph Richard Murphy
Ronald Manning Fielding
4,459
58.37%

| |John Shenstone Roper 3,180 41.63% | | || |Vacant |}

Central Nova

|- || |John A. MacIsaac 2,759 61.49% | |Michael Ignatius Webb 1,728 38.51% | | ||

Vacant
Havelock Torrey
3,759
64.15%

| |John Donald McIntyre 2,101 35.85% | | ||

Havelock Torrey

| |Newton G. Munro 7,562 23.16% || |Ernest G. Irish 8,256 25.28% | | ||

Newton G. Munro
Josiah H. MacQuarrie
8,780
26.89%

| |W. Thomas Hayden 8,055 24.67% | | || |Josiah H. MacQuarrie |}

Cape Breton

|- | |Gus Brown 2,275 30.96% | |John Clifford Gregor 1,155 15.72% || |Douglas MacDonald 3,918 53.32% ||

Douglas MacDonald

| |Lauchlin Daniel Currie 4,052 39.44% | | || |Douglas Neil Brodie 6,222 60.56% ||

Lauchlin Daniel Currie
Alexander O'Handley
3,344
39.97%

| |Joseph Angus MacDougall 2,387 28.53% | |Robert Silas Bartlett 2,636 31.50% ||

George Belcher Murray†

| |George M. Morrison 3,946 35.96% | |Donald John MacLean 3,019 27.51% || |Donald MacDonald 4,008 36.53% ||

George M. Morrison
Malcolm A. Patterson
2,306
41.10%

| |John Alexander MacDonald 1,767 31.49% | |Robert Joseph Orr 1,538 27.41% ||

Malcolm A. Patterson
Alexander H. McKinnon
5,302
63.54%

| |Alexander Daniel McInnis 3,043 36.46% | | ||

Alexander H. McKinnon
Donald David Boyd
2,176
50.59%

| |Benjamin Amedeé LeBlanc 2,125 49.41% | | ||

Donald David Boyd
John Malcolm Campbell
2,176
63.05%

| |John Roderick Fraser 1,275 36.95% | | || |John Malcolm Campbell |}

References

References

  1. "Election Returns 1941". Elections Nova Scotia.
  2. While 260,590 votes were cast, only 215,491 electors voted as electors in several districts voted for two candidates.
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