Alberta general election, 1930

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The Alberta general election of 1930 was the seventh general election for the Province of Alberta, Canada. It was held on June 19, 1930 to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.

The United Farmers of Alberta won election to a third term in government, and John E. Brownlee continued as premier.

[edit] Results

Party Party Leader # of
candidates
Seats Popular Vote
1926 Elected % Change # % % Change
     United Farmers
John E. Brownlee
47 43 39 -9.3% 74,187 39.41% -0.27%
     Liberal
George H. Webster
36 7 11 +57.1% 46,275 24.59% -1.58%
     Conservative
David Milwyn Duggan
18 5 6 +20.0% 27,954 14.85% -7.25%
     Labor
Fred J. White
11 5 4 -20.0% 14,354 7.63% -0.16%
     Communist 1
     Independent 28 - 3   25,449 13.52% +12.82%
Total 141 61 63 +3.3% 188,219 100%
 
Source: Elections Alberta

[edit] Members elected

For complete electoral history, see individual districts

7th Alberta Legislative Assembly
  District Member Party
     Acadia Lorne Proudfoot United Farmers
     Alexandria Peter Enzenauer United Farmers
     Athabasca Frank Falconer Liberal
     Beaver River Henry H. Dakin Liberal
     Bow Valley John MacKintosh Independent
     Calgary #1 Hugh Farthing Conservative
     Calgary #2 John J. Bowlen Liberal
     Calgary #3 John Irwin Conservative
     Calgary #4 George Harry Webster Liberal
     Calgary #5 Fred J. White Labour
     Calgary #6 Harold McGill Conservative
     Camrose Vernor Smith United Farmers
     Cardston George Stringham United Farmers
     Clover Bar Rudolph Hennig United Farmers
     Cochrane Robert Milton McCool United Farmers
     Coronation George Johnston United Farmers
     Cypress Peren Baker United Farmers
     Didsbury Austin Claypool United Farmers
     Drumheller Fred Moyer Independent
     Edmonton #1 John Lymburn United Farmers
     Edmonton #2 David Milwyn Duggan Conservative
     Edmonton #3 Charles Gibbs Labour
     Edmonton #4 William Howson Liberal
     Edmonton #5 Charles Weaver Conservative
     Edmonton #6 William Atkinson Conservative
     Edson Christopher Pattinson Labour
     Empress William Cunningham Smith United Farmers
     Gleichen John Buckley United Farmers
     Grande Prairie Hugh Allen United Farmers
     Grouard Leonidar Giroux Liberal
     Hand Hills Gordon Forster United Farmers
     Innisfail Donald Cameron United Farmers
     Lac Ste. Anne Charles McKeen United Farmers
     Lacombe Irene Parlby United Farmers
     Leduc Arthur Percy Mitchell Liberal
     Lethbridge Andrew Smeaton Labour
     Little Bow Oran McPherson United Farmers
     Macleod William Shield United Farmers
     Medicine Hat Hector Lang Liberal
     Nanton-Claresholm Gordon Beverly Walker United Farmers
     Okotoks-High River George Hoadley United Farmers
     Olds Frank Grisdale United Farmers
     Peace River William Bailey United Farmers
     Pembina George MacLachlan United Farmers
     Pincher Creek Harvey Bossenberry Liberal
     Ponoka John E. Brownlee United Farmers
     Red Deer George Wilbert Smith United Farmers
     Ribstone William Farquharson United Farmers
     Rocky Mountain George Cruickshank Independent
     Sedgewick Albert Andrews United Farmers
     St. Albert Omer St. Germain United Farmers
     St. Paul Joseph Miville Dechene Liberal
     Stettler Albert L. Sanders United Farmers
     Stony Plain Donald Macleod United Farmers
     Sturgeon Samuel Carson United Farmers
     Taber John J. MacLennan United Farmers
     Vegreville Archibald Matheson United Farmers
     Vermillion Richard G. Reid United Farmers
     Victoria Peter Miskiw United Farmers
     Wainwright Russel Love United Farmers
     Warner Maurice Conner United Farmers
     Wetaskiwin Hugh John Montgomery Liberal
     Whitford Isidore Goresky United Farmers

[edit] See also


Preceded by
1926 Alberta election
Alberta elections Succeeded by
1935 Alberta election
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