Last Mountain-Touchwood

Last Mountain-Touchwood

Last Mountain-Touchwood

Circonscription électorale provinciale

Province Flag of Saskatchewan.svg Saskatchewan (Drapeau du Canada Canada)
Député Glen Hart (en)
Parti politique Parti saskatchewanais
Création 1975

Last Mountain-Touchwood est une circonscription électorale provinciale à l'Assemblée législative de la Saskatchewan au Canada.

Sommaire

Liste des députés

Parlement Année Député Parti
18e 1975–1978     Gordon MacMurchy (en) NPD
19e 1978–1982
20e 1982–1986     Arnold Tusa (en) Progressiste-Conservateur
21e 1986–1991
22e 1991–1995     Dale Flavel (en) NPD
23e 1995–1999
24e 1999–2003     Glen Hart (en) Parti Saskatchewanais
25e 2003–2007
26e 2007–présent

Résultats électoraux

Élection générale saskatchewanaise de 2011
Candidat Parti # de voix
Kevin Phillips Parti Saskatchewanais
Donald Jeworski NPD
Greg Chatterson Vert
Frank Serfas Pour Indépendance de l'Ouest (en)
Total

Histoire

Voir aussi : Last Mountain (ancienne circonscription provinciale) (en) et Touchwood (ancienne circonscription provinciale) (en)

Députés à l'Assemblée Législative – Touchwood

# Députés Années Parti
     1. George Maitland Atkinson 1908–1917 Libéral
     2. John Mason Parker (en) 1917–1938 Libéral
     3. Tom Johnston (en) 1938–1956 PSDC
     4. Frank Meakes 1956–1964 PSDC
     5. George Joseph Trapp 1964–1967 Libéral
     6. Frank Meakes 1967–1975 Néo-Démocrate

Députés à l'Assemblée Législative – Last Mountain

# Députés Année Parti
     1. Thomas Arnold Anderson 1908–1912 Provinciale subjectif (en)
     2. Samuel John Latta 1912–1929 Libéral
     3. Jacob Benson 1929–1934 Progressiste (en)
     4. Guy Hartsel Hummel 1934–1938 Libéral
     5. Jacob Benson 1938–1952 PSDC
     6. Russell Brown 1952–1964 PSDC
     7. Donald Gilbert MacLennan 1964–1971 Libéral
     8. Gordon MacMurchy (en) 1971–1975 Néo-Démocrate
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Sud Arm River-Watrous · Cannington · Cypress Hills · Estevan · Indian Head-Milestone · Kindersley · Last Mountain-Touchwood · Melville-Saltcoats · Moose Jaw-Nord · Moose Jaw-Wakamow · Moosomin · Rosetown-Elrose · Swift Current · Thunder Creek · Weyburn-Big Muddy · Wood River · Yorkton
Voir aussi:élection de 2011 • Liste des élections • Politique de la Saskatchewan

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