Yukon general election, 1989

The 1989 Yukon general election was held on 20 February 1989 to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of the territory of Yukon, Canada. It was won by the New Democratic Party.

Results

	Party	Leader	1985	Dissolution	Seats won	% change	Popular vote	(%)
	New Democratic	Tony Penikett	8	9	9	+13%		45.0%
	Progressive Conservative	Willard Phelps	6	6	7	+17%		43.9%
	Liberal	Jim McLachlan	2	1	0	-100%		11.1%
Total			16	16	16	-		100%

Results by riding

Electoral District				Incumbent
Electoral District	PC	Liberal	NDP	Incumbent
Campbell	Mickey Thomas 120	Carl Smarch 78	Sam Johnston 321	Sam Johnston
Faro	Mel Smith 90	Jim McLachlan 168	Maurice Byblow 194	Jim McLachlan
Hootalinqua	Willard Phelps 541	Rodger Thorlakson 112	Graham McDonald 508	Willard Phelps
Klondike	Peter Jenkins 295		Art Webster 385	Art Webster
Kluane	Bill Brewster 210	Bill Woolsey 37	Ron Chambers 183	Bill Brewster
Mayo	Mike McGinnis 93	Wilf Tuck 34	Piers McDonald 210	Piers McDonald
Old Crow	Kathie Nukon 45	Ethel Tizya 40	Norma Kassi 69	Norma Kassi
Tatchun	Paul Nieman 108	Luke Lacasse 71	Danny Joe 165	Danny Joe
Watson Lake	John Devries 298	John McDonald 63	Karel Kauppinen 295	Dave Porter
Whitehorse North Centre	Pat Joe 155	Don Branigan 154	Margaret Joe 251	Margaret Joe
Whitehorse Porter Creek East	Dan Lang 606	Patty O'Brien 59	Paul Harris 292	Dan Lang
Whitehorse Porter Creek West	Alan Nordling 651	Eldon Organ 55	John Wright 392	Alan Nordling
Whitehorse Riverdale North	Doug Phillips 563	Ray Jackson 30	Louis Paquet 410	Doug Phillips
Whitehorse Riverdale South	Bea Firth 648	Gray Jones 79	John Sheppard 440	Bea Firth
Whitehorse South Centre	Gerry Thick 228	Phil Wheelton 163	Joyce Hayden 350	Roger Kimmerly
Whitehorse West	Flora Evans 491	Joe Jack 160	Tony Penikett 810	Tony Penikett

References

"Election Results". Election Almanac. Retrieved 2009-07-01. (Seats won)

Elections in Yukon

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See also: List of Yukon by-elections

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