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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 25, 1981

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Manitoba election reshapes legislature with NDP gains

Wally McKenzie and Harry Graham re elected by large margins as the NDP sweeps Manitoba seats. Tory leaders warn Winnipeg seats give control while Virden fans anticipate oil and potash impact. Liberal and Progressive parties collapse, Conservatives hold 23 seats after vote showing Pawley’s 47.3 percent share. A new session likely before year end.

Wally McKenzie Harry Graham NDP Zane Wenitway McKenzie Wally Virden Tory Harry Graham Maude Leland Graham McAuley Liberal Progressive Manitoba Conservatives

Pawley Named Premier-Designate of Manitoba

Howard R. Pawley is chosen by Premier Steliug Lyon to form the next Manitoba government. Born in Brampton Ontario he has served as MLA for Selkirk since 1968 with a long tenure in cabinet roles including Municipal Affairs Attorney General and Housing. He leads the New Democratic Party since 1979 and is married to Adele with two children Chris and Charysee.

Howard R. Pawley Q.C New Democratic Party Manitoba Steliig Lyon Pearl ‘McGonigal Mr. Pawley Selkirk Schreyer Lehreyer Autopac Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation Pawley RLM St. Andrews Adele Chris Charysee

Polling Results from Roblin Russell and Virden Divisions

Polling results from the Electoral Divisions of Roblin Russell and Virden show tabulated figures for local voting outcomes. Data includes turnout indicators and candidate or party tallies across the two divisions as reported by the electoral office.

Roblin - Russell Virden

New government to take reigns Monday after election

Premier-elect Howard Pawley and Ye met Wednesday to discuss the change over after the New Democratic Party won 34 seats in the provincial legislature and the Progressive Conservatives 23. Premier Lyon then visited Lieutenant-Governor Pearl McGonigal to advise inviting Pawley, a cordial, constructive meeting with agreement on all.

Howard R. Pawley Manitoba New Democratic Party Progressive Conservatives Howard Pawley Streat Legislat

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