Edmonton municipal election, 1964

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The 1964 Edmonton municipal election was held October 14, 1964 to elect a mayor and twelve aldermen to sit on Edmonton City Council and seven trustees to sit on each of the public and separate school boards.

This was the first election since 1898 in which all officials were elected in the same year, and marked the introduction of a system whereby elections would be held only every two years. It was also the election that established the first thirteen member council; previous councils had included only ten aldermen.

The forty-six candidates for alderman were the most in Edmonton's history.

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[edit] Voter Turnout

There were 94880 ballots cast out of 199259 eligible voters, for a voter turnout of 47.6%.

[edit] Results

(bold indicates elected, italics indicate incumbent)

[edit] Mayor

Party Candidate Votes  %
     Independent William Hawrelak 56,328 60.12%
     Independent George Prudham 37,365 39.88%

[edit] Aldermen

Party Candidate Votes
     Better Civic Government Committee Morris Weinlos 55,827
     Civil Rights Association Julia Kiniski 54,637
     Better Civic Government Committee Ethel Wilson 51,246
     Independent Kenneth Newman 49,742
     United Voters Association Ivor Dent 45,276
     Independent John Leslie Bodie 43,033
     United Voters Association Ed Leger 38,747
     Better Civic Government Committee Vincent Dantzer 37,421
     Independent Angus McGugan 35,322
     Better Civic Government Committee Frank Edwards 27,211
     Better Civic Government Committee Kathleen McCallum 23,023
     Civil Rights Association Robert Franklin Lambert 21,457
     United Voters Association Norbert Berkowitz 21,277
     Civil Rights Association Allan Welsh 20,069
     Better Civic Government Committee M. A. Nugent 18,894
     United Voters Association William Orobko 18,519
     Better Civic Government Committee Conrad Korowan 18,464
     Better Civic Government Committee Jack Holmes 17,358
     Civil Rights Association K. L. McAuley 16,567
     Independent P. J. Ryan 16,468
     Better Civic Government Committee G. D. Newcombe 16,096
     United Voters Association Ian Nicoll 15,376
     Better Civic Government Committee P. C. C. Marshall 15,106
     Independent G. A. O'Hara 13,481
     Independent C. J. Primeau 13,034
     Independent F. Kurylo 12,458
     Civil Rights Association Joyce Kurie 12,417
     Independent Jack Kirk 12,175
     Civil Rights Association Sol Estrin 12,089
     Independent L. M. Campbell 11,930
     United Voters Association M. E. English 11,772
     United Voters Association A. Powers 11,699
     United Voters Association Peter Savaryn 11,679
     United Voters Association R. J. Dunseith 10,531
     Independent D. M. McLeod 10,383
     Independent L. E. Messier 10,089
     Independent J. O. A. Peets 9,092
     Independent R. Doyle 8,751
     Independent E. E. Aldridge 8,403
     Independent John Sehn 7,620
     Independent J. R. Lakusta 7,386
     Civil Rights Association Ivar Vanags 6,357
     Better Civic Government Committee Irvin Nessel 6,451
     Independent W. Makowecki 5,282
     Independent Jan Motyl 5,026
     Independent D. Tomlinson 4,685

[edit] Public School Trustees

Party Candidate Votes
     Better Education Association Milton Lazerte 37,344
     Quality Education Council Edith Rogers 37,257
     Better Education Association Earl Buxton 36,333
     Better Civic Government Committee Vernon Johnson 31,047
     Better Civic Government Committee James Falconer 30,482
     Better Education Association John Bracco 26,626
     Better Education Association Herbert Smith 25,346
     Better Civic Government Committee Ernest Hanna 20,741
     Better Education Association James Young 19,991
     Better Education Association Alice Jamha 19,586
     Better Civic Government Committee Cec Purves 16,200
     Better Education Association Grant Fawcett 15,217
     Quality Education Council Dorothy Preston 14,532
     Quality Education Council I. C. Dare 13,893
     Quality Education Council Arnold Rapske 12,699
     Better Civic Government Committee R. Byrnes Fleuty 12,254
     Quality Education Council John Poppit 9,668
     Independent William Chomyn 7,652
     Independent Laura Tuomi 7,472
     Quality Education Council Norman Spratt 6,621
     Quality Education Council Arthur Latter 6,065

[edit] Separate (Catholic) School Trustees

Party Candidate Votes
     Independent Orest Demco 14,362
     Independent G. R. Boileau 13,693
     Independent Jean McDonald 12,599
     Independent A. A. Gorman 12,518
     Independent Bernard Feehan 12,336
     Independent Edward Stack 12,091
     Independent Harry Carrigan 9,626
     Independent Bill Diachuk 8,936
     Independent George Hertz 7,713
     Independent L. A. Ares 6,354

[edit] References

Edmonton election results (City of Edmonton webpage)