Election Results
| Year | Yukon New Democratic Party Leader | No. Seats | % Popular Vote | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1978 | Fred Berger | 1 | 20.3% | Third Party |
| 1982 | Tony Penikett | 6 | 46.9% | Official Opposition |
| 1985 | Tony Penikett | 8 | 41.1% | Minority Government |
| 1989 | Tony Penikett | 9 | 45.0% | Majority Government |
| 1992 | Tony Penikett | 6 | 35.1% | Official Opposition |
| 1996 | Piers McDonald | 11 | 39.9% | Majority Government |
| 2000 | Piers McDonald | 6 | 32.8% | Official Opposition |
| 2002 | Todd Hardy | 5 | 26.9% | Official Opposition |
| 2006 | Todd Hardy | 3 | 23.6% | Third Party |
| 2011 | Elizabeth Hanson | 6 | 32.6% | Official Opposition |
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