Saskatchewan New Democratic Party/Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Leadership Elections - 2001 New Democratic Party Leadership Convention

2001 New Democratic Party Leadership Convention

(Held on January 27, 2001.)

First ballot:

  • Lorne Calvert 6,542
  • Chris Axworthy 5,344
  • Nettie Wiebe 3487
  • Maynard Sonntag 1,459
  • Scott Banda 1,269
  • Joanne Crofford 699
  • Buckley Belanger 665

(Crofford and Belanger eliminated at under 5%)

Second ballot:

  • Lorne Calvert 6,877
  • Chris Axworthy 5,646
  • Nettie Wiebe 3,749
  • Maynard Sonntag 1,712
  • Scott Banda 1,309

(Banda eliminated, Sonntag withdraws)

Third ballot:

  • Lorne Calvert 7,831
  • Chris Axworthy 6,686
  • Nettie Wiebe 4,216

(Wiebe eliminated)

Fourth ballot:

  • Lorne Calvert 10,289
  • Chris Axworthy 7,575

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