Victoria (Alberta Provincial Electoral District) - Election Results Single Transferable Vote 1926

Election Results Single Transferable Vote 1926

Year Count Candidate Party Votes
1926 2nd Rudolph Hennig United Farmers 1,476
2nd Francis A. Walker Liberal 1,243
1926 1st Rudolph Hennig United Farmers 1,404
1st Francis A. Walker Liberal 1,185
1st William Pylypow Independent Liberal 322
1st G.H. Moisey Independent United Farmers 96
1st William Pullishij Conservative 90

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