Peterborough West - Electoral History

Electoral History

Canadian federal election, 1867: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative PERRY, Charles 681
Unknown GORDON, 652


Canadian federal election, 1872: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal BERTRAM, John 735
Conservative CLUXTON, Wm. 702


Canadian federal election, 1874: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal BERTRAM, John 892
Unknown SCOTT, W.H. 801


Canadian federal election, 1878: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal-Conservative HILLIARD, George 1,071
Liberal BERTRAM, John 874


Canadian federal election, 1882: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal-Conservative HILLIARD, George 1,035
Unknown LUNDY, John J. 875


Canadian federal election, 1887: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative STEVENSON, James 1,280
Liberal COX, George A. 1,264


Canadian federal election, 1891: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative STEVENSON, James 1,447
Liberal HALL, Richard 1,215


Canadian federal election, 1896: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative KENDRY, James 1,485
Liberal HALL, Richard 1,166
Independent NEWMAN, Rob. C. 622


Canadian federal election, 1900: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative KENDRY, James 1,750
Liberal MCCLELLAN, Joseph H. 1,399


Canadian federal election, 1904: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal HALL, R.R. 2,467
Conservative KENDRY, James 2,280


Canadian federal election, 1908: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal STRATTON, James Robert 2,851
Conservative BURNHAM, John Hampden 2,518


Canadian federal election, 1911: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative BURNHAM, John Hampden 2,944
Liberal STRATTON, James Robert 2,902


Canadian federal election, 1917: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Government BURNHAM, John Hampden 6,382
Opposition HALL, Robert Richard 2,964


By-election: On Mr. Burnham's resignation, 7 February 1921: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal GORDON, George Newcombe 4,093
National Liberal and Conservative DENNE, Roland 2,811
Independent Conservative BURNHAM, John Hampden 2,595
United Farmers of Ontario CAMPBELL, James Corbett 2,319
Labour MCMURRAY, Thomas Joseph 1,103


Canadian federal election, 1921: West Riding of Peterborough
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal GORDON, George Newcombe 6,890
Conservative BURNHAM, John Hampden 4,732


Canadian federal election, 1925: Peterborough West
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative PECK, Edward Armour 9,100
Liberal GORDON, Hon. George Newcombe 7,137


Canadian federal election, 1926: Peterborough West
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative PECK, Edward Armour 8,934
Liberal DUFFUS, Joseph James 6,825


Canadian federal election, 1930: Peterborough West
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative PECK, Edward Armour 9,663
Liberal DUFFUS, Joseph James 7,902


Canadian federal election, 1935: Peterborough West
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal DUFFUS, Joseph James 8,027
Conservative STRICKLAND, James Fordyce 6,342
Reconstruction ACKERMAN, Charles Hadyn 3,071
Co-operative Commonwealth THOMAS, Lorna Cotton 1,489


Canadian federal election, 1940: Peterborough West
Party Candidate Votes
National Government FRASER, Gordon Knapman 9,683
Liberal GLOVER, Roland Maxwell 9,505


Canadian federal election, 1945: Peterborough West
Party Candidate Votes
Progressive Conservative FRASER, Gordon Knapman 10,949
Liberal GLOVER, Roland Maxwell 8,181
Co-operative Commonwealth THOMAS, Lorna Cotton 2,512


Canadian federal election, 1949: Peterborough West
Party Candidate Votes
Progressive Conservative FRASER, Gordon Knapman 10,981
Liberal CLAPPER, Aubrey Victor 10,738
Co-operative Commonwealth MILES, John Howard 2,804

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