Norfolk South (Canadian Electoral District) - Electoral History

Electoral History

Canadian federal election, 1867: South Riding of Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal LAWSON, Peter 1,050
Unknown WALKER, 969


Canadian federal election, 1872: South Riding of Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative WALLACE, William 1,208
Unknown KILLMASTER, H.J. 1,098


Canadian federal election, 1874: South Riding of Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal STUART, John 1,233
Unknown LAWSON, P. 1,140


By-election: On election being declared void,
16 December 1874: South Riding of Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative WALLACE, William 1,402
Unknown STUART, John 1,244


Canadian federal election, 1878: South Riding of Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative WALLACE, William 1,327
Unknown ALLAN, H.W. 1,310


Canadian federal election, 1882: South Riding of Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal JACKSON, Joseph 1,560
Unknown WALLACE, William 1,534


Canadian federal election, 1887: South Riding of Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative TISDALE, David 1,797
Liberal JACKSON, Joseph 1,736


Canadian federal election, 1891: South Riding of Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative TISDALE, David 2,051
Liberal ELLIS, Jonathan 1,639


Canadian federal election, 1896: South Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative TISDALE, Hon. David 2,383
Patrons of Industry WALKER, George 2,110


Canadian federal election, 1900: South Norfolk
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative TISDALE, Hon. David 2,472
Liberal ATKINSON, Thos. R. 2,200

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