Bonnyville-Cold Lake

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Location of Bonnyville-Cold Lake
Location of Bonnyville-Cold Lake

Bonnyville-Cold Lake is a provincial electoral district for the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, Canada. Prior to the 1997 election, it was just simply known as Bonnyville. It has been represented by Conservative MLA Denis Ducharme since 1997.

[edit] Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs)

  Name Party Elected Left Office
     Ernie Isley Progressive Conservative 1979 1993
     Leo Vasseur Liberal 1993 1997
     Denis Ducharme Progressive Conservative 1997 present

[edit] Election results 1997 - 2004

Alberta general election, 2004
     Progressive Conservative x-Denis Ducharme 3,621 63.68%
     Alberta Alliance Shane Gervais 973 17.11%
     Liberal Lloyd Mildon 781 13.74%
     New Democratic Party Denise Ogonoski 311 5.47%
Turnout 5,686 32.12%


Alberta general election, 2001
     Progressive Conservative x-Denis Ducharme 5,641 70.65%
     Liberal Ronald Young 1,755 21.89%
     New Democratic Party Ellen Elfsten 313 3.92%
     Alberta Independence Party James Skretteberg 275 3.44%
Turnout 7,984 48.00%


Alberta general election, 1997
     Progressive Conservative Denis Ducharme 4,593 58.40%
     Liberal x-Leo Vasseur 2,323 29.50%
     Social Credit Robert Kratchmer 948 12.10%
Turnout 7,864 48.60%

x-Incumbent

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Alberta provincial electoral districts
North Athabasca-Redwater • Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock • Bonnyville-Cold Lake • Dunvegan-Central Peace • Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo • Grande Prairie Smoky • Grande Prairie Wapiti • Lac La Biche-St. Paul • Lesser Slave Lake • Peace River • Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert • St. Albert
Edmonton: Edmonton Beverly Clareview • Edmonton Calder • Edmonton Castle Downs • Edmonton Centre • Edmonton Decore • Edmonton Ellerslie • Edmonton Glenora • Edmonton Gold Bar • Edmonton Highlands-Norwood • Edmonton Manning • Edmonton McClung • Edmonton Meadowlark • Edmonton Mill Creek • Edmonton Mill Woods • Edmonton Riverview • Edmonton Rutherford • Edmonton Strathcona • Edmonton Whitemud • Sherwood Park • Strathcona
Central: Banff-Cochrane • Battle River-Wainwright • Drayton Valley-Calmar • Drumheller-Stettler • Foothills-Rocky View • Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville • Innisfail-Sylvan Lake • Lacombe-Ponoka • Leduc-Beaumont-Devon • Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills • Red Deer North • Red Deer South • Rocky Mountain House • Stony Plain • Vermilion-Lloydminster • West Yellowhead • Wetaskiwin-Camrose • Whitecourt-Ste. Anne
Calgary: Calgary Bow • Calgary Buffalo • Calgary Cross • Calgary Currie • Calgary East • Calgary Egmont • Calgary Elbow • Calgary Fish Creek • Calgary Foothills • Calgary Fort • Calgary Glenmore • Calgary Hays • Calgary Lougheed • Calgary MacKay • Calgary McCall • Calgary Montrose • Calgary Mountain View • Calgary North Hill • Calgary North West • Calgary Nose Hill • Calgary Shaw • Calgary Varsity • Calgary West
South: Airdrie-Chestermere • Cardston-Taber-Warner • Cypress-Medicine Hat • Highwood • Lethbridge East • Lethbridge West • Little Bow • Livingstone-Macleod • Medicine Hat • Strathmore-Brooks
See also: Politics of Alberta • List of Alberta general elections • 2004 election
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