1995 Manitoba general election

1995 Manitoba general election
April 25, 1995
57 seats of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba ; 29 seats were needed for a majority
Turnout	69.20%
	Map of Election Results
Premier before election; Gary Filmon; Progressive Conservative	Premier after election ; Gary Filmon; Progressive Conservative

The 1995 Manitoba general election was held on April 25, 1995 to elect Members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Manitoba, Canada. Progressive Conservative Party, which won 31 seats out of 57, clinched the elections. The New Democratic Party formed the official opposition with 23 seats; the Liberal Party won 3.

Opinion polls

Evolution of voting intentions at provincial level
Polling firm	Last day of survey	Source	PC	NDP	MLP	Other	ME	Sample
Polling firm	Last day of survey	Source					ME	Sample
Election 1995	April 25, 1995		42.87	32.81	23.72	0.6
Angus Reid	April 16, 1995	^[1]	40	33	27	—	—	914
Angus Reid	March 17, 1995	^[2]	37	21	35	—	—	1,200
	February 1995	^[3]	32	25	35	—	—	800
	January 1995	^[3]	39	31	31	—	—	600
COMPAS	December 1994	^[4]	38	19	37	—	—	—
COMPAS	June 1994	^[5]	28	23	44	4	—	—
Election 1990	September 11, 1990		41.99	28.80	28.15	1.06

Results

Party		Party Leader	# of candidates	Seats			Popular Vote
Party		Party Leader	# of candidates	Before¹	Elected	% Change	#	%	% Change
	Progressive Conservative	Gary Filmon	57	29	31	+6.9%	216,246	42.87	+0.88
	New Democratic	Gary Doer	57	20	23	+15.0%	165,489	32.81	+4.01
	Liberal	Paul Edwards	57	6	3	-50.0%	119 677	23.72	-4.42
	Libertarian	Dennis Rice	6	-	-	-	634	0.13	0.00
	Independents		11	-	-	-	2,396	0.47	0.00
	First Peoples Party	Jerry Fontaine	[3]		-		[908]
	Independent Native Voice	Nelson Contois	[3]		-		[518]
	Vacant			2	n.a.
Total			188	57	57	-	504 442	100%

¹ "Before" refers to standings in the Legislature at dissolution, and not to the results of the previous election. These numbers therefore reflect changes in party standings as a result of by-elections and members crossing the floor.

Vote and seat summaries

Ternary plots – shift of electoral support (1990–1995)

1990
1995

Popular vote

PC			42.87%
New Democratic			32.81%
Liberal			23.72%
Others			0.60%

Seats summary

PC			54.39%
New Democratic			40.35%
Liberal			5.26%

Synopsis of results

1995 Manitoba general election – synopsis of riding results^[6]^[7]
Electoral division	Winning party										Votes
	1990		1st place		Votes	Share	Margin #	Margin %	2nd place		PC	NDP	Lib	Ind	Ltn	Total
	1990		1st place		Votes	Share	Margin #	Margin %	2nd place							Total

Arthur-Virden		PC		PC	5,015	64.36%	3,496	44.87%		NDP	5,015	1,519	1,258	–	–	7,792
Assiniboia		PC		PC	4,315	52.96%	2,130	26.14%		Lib	4,315	1,648	2,185	–	–	8,148
Brandon East		NDP		NDP	4,395	53.78%	1,787	21.87%		PC	2,608	4,395	1,169	–	–	8,172
Brandon West		PC		PC	4,471	49.40%	1,681	18.57%		NDP	4,471	2,790	1,789	–	–	9,050
Broadway		NDP		NDP	3,126	47.87%	1,513	23.17%		Lib	1,529	3,126	1,613	262	–	6,530
Burrows		NDP		NDP	4,748	67.46%	3,482	49.47%		PC	1,266	4,748	1,024	–	–	7,038
Charleswood		PC		PC	5,737	58.00%	2,779	28.09%		Lib	5,737	1,197	2,958	–	–	9,892
Concordia		NDP		NDP	4,827	63.58%	2,982	39.28%		PC	1,845	4,827	816	–	104	7,592
Crescentwood		Liberal		NDP	3,733	36.04%	278	2.68%		PC	3,455	3,733	3,170	–	–	10,358
Dauphin		NDP		NDP	4,673	48.37%	793	8.21%		PC	3,880	4,673	996	111	–	9,660
Elmwood		NDP		NDP	4,264	53.02%	1,712	21.29%		PC	2,552	4,264	1,227	–	–	8,043
Emerson		PC		PC	4,965	62.90%	2,982	37.78%		Lib	4,965	945	1,983	–	–	7,893
Flin Flon		NDP		NDP	2,732	52.05%	715	13.62%		PC	2,017	2,732	500	–	–	5,249
Fort Garry		PC		PC	5,959	48.29%	1,525	12.36%		Lib	5,959	1,857	4,434	–	91	12,341
Gimli		PC		PC	5,591	50.65%	1,845	16.71%		NDP	5,591	3,746	1,702	–	–	11,039
Gladstone		PC		PC	4,629	62.30%	3,175	42.73%		Lib	4,629	1,347	1,454	–	–	7,430
Inkster		Liberal		Liberal	4,394	50.80%	1,745	20.17%		NDP	1,384	2,649	4,394	223	–	8,650
Interlake		NDP		NDP	3,791	51.17%	1,229	16.59%		PC	2,562	3,791	766	289	–	7,408
Kildonan		NDP		NDP	5,812	52.00%	2,488	22.26%		PC	3,324	5,812	2,041	–	–	11,177
Kirkfield Park		PC		PC	5,949	60.15%	3,333	33.70%		Lib	5,949	1,325	2,616	–	–	9,890
La Vérendrye		PC		PC	4,581	48.02%	2,074	21.74%		Lib	4,581	2,452	2,507	–	–	9,540
Lac du Bonnet		PC		PC	5,986	57.07%	2,523	24.06%		NDP	5,986	3,463	1,039	–	–	10,488
Lakeside		PC		PC	4,376	57.12%	2,574	33.60%		NDP	4,376	1,802	1,373	–	110	7,661
Minnedosa		PC		PC	4,498	54.58%	2,457	29.81%		NDP	4,498	2,041	1,702	–	–	8,241
Morris		PC		PC	5,662	60.99%	3,333	35.90%		Lib	5,662	1,158	2,329	–	135	9,284
Niakwa		PC		PC	5,908	50.86%	2,160	18.59%		Lib	5,908	1,961	3,748	–	–	11,617
Osborne		Liberal		NDP	3,969	40.86%	991	10.20%		Lib	2,766	3,969	2,978	–	–	9,713
Pembina		PC		PC	5,092	62.28%	2,460	30.09%		Lib	5,092	452	2,632	–	–	8,176
Point Douglas		NDP		NDP	3,095	63.03%	1,963	39.98%		Lib	578	3,095	1,132	105	–	4,910
Portage la Prairie		PC		PC	3,977	51.36%	1,860	24.02%		Lib	3,977	1,519	2,117	130	–	7,743
Radisson		NDP		NDP	4,891	52.04%	2,490	26.49%		Lib	2,107	4,891	2,401	–	–	9,399
Riel		PC		PC	3,561	38.15%	441	4.72%		Lib	3,561	2,653	3,120	–	–	9,334
River East		PC		PC	4,938	47.20%	1,762	16.84%		NDP	4,938	3,176	2,347	–	–	10,461
River Heights		Liberal		PC	5,429	47.98%	994	8.79%		Lib	5,429	1,352	4,435	–	98	11,314
Roblin-Russell		PC		PC	4,672	54.33%	1,984	23.07%		NDP	4,672	2,688	1,239	–	–	8,599
Rossmere		PC		PC	4,318	45.97%	117	1.25%		NDP	4,318	4,201	875	–	–	9,394
Rupertsland		NDP		NDP	2,249	50.80%	1,231	27.81%		Lib	619	2,249	1,018	541	–	4,427
Seine River		PC		PC	6,462	49.70%	2,086	16.04%		Lib	6,462	2,163	4,376	–	–	13,001
Selkirk		NDP		NDP	4,758	43.77%	919	8.45%		PC	3,839	4,758	2,273	–	–	10,870
Springfield		PC		PC	6,355	52.15%	2,080	17.07%		NDP	6,355	4,275	1,461	–	96	12,187
St. Boniface		Liberal		Liberal	4,021	45.48%	1,192	13.48%		NDP	1,686	2,829	4,021	306	–	8,842
St. James		Liberal		NDP	3,019	35.63%	166	1.96%		Lib	2,601	3,019	2,853	–	–	8,473
St. Johns		NDP		NDP	4,513	58.53%	2,903	37.65%		Lib	1,587	4,513	1,610	–	–	7,710
St. Norbert		PC		PC	4,699	43.90%	527	4.92%		Lib	4,699	1,833	4,172	–	–	10,704
St. Vital		PC		PC	4,021	41.47%	664	6.85%		NDP	4,021	3,357	2,319	–	–	9,697
Ste. Rose		PC		PC	3,762	51.99%	1,421	19.64%		NDP	3,762	2,341	1,133	–	–	7,236
Steinbach		PC		PC	5,975	74.99%	4,769	59.85%		Lib	5,975	787	1,206	–	–	7,968
Sturgeon Creek		PC		PC	4,747	49.11%	1,696	17.55%		Lib	4,747	1,688	3,051	180	–	9,666
Swan River		NDP		NDP	4,021	46.31%	36	0.41%		PC	3,985	4,021	559	118	–	8,683
The Maples		Liberal		Liberal	4,254	48.08%	1,620	18.31%		NDP	1,960	2,634	4,254	–	–	8,848
The Pas		NDP		NDP	3,616	51.70%	1,115	15.94%		PC	2,501	3,616	877	–	–	6,994
Thompson		NDP		NDP	3,619	61.71%	2,299	39.20%		PC	1,320	3,619	926	–	–	5,865
Transcona		NDP		NDP	5,163	58.13%	2,791	31.42%		PC	2,372	5,163	1,216	131	–	8,882
Turtle Mountain		PC		PC	4,781	60.90%	3,046	38.80%		Lib	4,781	1,334	1,735	–	–	7,850
Tuxedo		PC		PC	8,691	66.23%	5,716	43.56%		Lib	8,691	1,457	2,975	–	–	13,123
Wellington		NDP		NDP	3,788	54.04%	1,792	25.56%		Lib	1,226	3,788	1,996	–	–	7,010
Wolseley		NDP		NDP	4,048	56.38%	2,471	34.42%		Lib	1,555	4,048	1,577	–	–	7,180

= open seat

= winning candidate was in previous Legislature

= incumbent had switched allegiance

= previously incumbent in another riding

= incumbency arose from a byelection gain

= not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature

= other incumbents renominated

= candidate for First Peoples Party or Independent Native Voice - parties not recognized by Elections Manitoba

= multiple candidates

Turnout, winning shares and swings

Summary of riding results by turnout, vote share for winning candidate, and swing (vs 1990)^[6]^[7]
Riding and winning party			Turnout		Vote share^{[a 1]}		Swing^{[a 2]}
Riding and winning party			%	Change (pp)	%	Change (pp)	To	Change (pp)

Arthur-Virden	PC	Hold	64.94	-0.07	64.36	5.11	PC	7.42
Assiniboia	PC	Hold	70.77	0.94	52.96	3.11	PC	4.93
Brandon East	NDP	Hold	62.88	-4.64	53.78	0.27	NDP	2.25
Brandon West	PC	Hold	67.75	-1.94	49.40	-6.07	NDP	-4.54
Broadway	NDP	Hold	60.70	-0.89	47.87	9.16	NDP	10.75
Burrows	NDP	Hold	63.90	-2.96	67.46	13.12	NDP	12.57
Charleswood	PC	Hold	74.68	0.03	58.00	0.44	PC	0.73
Concordia	NDP	Hold	66.82	-1.56	63.58	5.41	NDP	2.83
Crescentwood	NDP	Gain	73.34	1.58	36.04	14.31	PC	-7.89
Dauphin	NDP	Hold	77.82	1.14	48.37	-0.46	PC	-2.90
Elmwood	NDP	Hold	68.85	-2.79	53.02	6.04	NDP	4.43
Emerson	PC	Hold	66.21	4.62	62.90	1.06	Lib	-0.16
Flin Flon	NDP	Hold	57.08	-5.43	52.05	-17.03	PC	-18.36
Fort Garry	PC	Hold	71.16	-1.80	48.29	1.22	PC	1.05
Gimli	PC	Hold	75.07	3.08	50.65	-1.78	NDP	-4.20
Gladstone	PC	Hold	61.47	1.05	62.30	3.09	PC	4.03
Inkster	Lib	Hold	67.03	2.75	50.80	4.93	Lib	3.94
Interlake	NDP	Hold	64.09	1.21	51.17	10.64	NDP	5.48
Kildonan	NDP	Hold	74.29	-0.86	52.00	16.31	NDP	10.17
Kirkfield Park	PC	Hold	75.16	-2.26	60.15	3.73	PC	5.29
La Vérendrye	PC	Hold	69.71	3.03	48.02	3.53	PC	4.83
Lac du Bonnet	PC	Hold	75.99	2.93	57.07	3.38	PC	1.52
Lakeside	PC	Hold	64.75	1.44	57.12	7.43	PC	7.69
Minnedosa	PC	Hold	64.62	0.19	54.58	1.58	PC	4.06
Morris	PC	Hold	71.05	5.27	60.99	-2.65	Lib	-1.77
Niakwa	PC	Hold	77.32	-0.18	50.86	4.36	PC	6.25
Osborne	NDP	Gain	70.17	-1.47	40.86	11.67	NDP	-10.61
Pembina	PC	Hold	61.78	3.45	62.28	-16.45	Lib	-18.36
Point Douglas	NDP	Hold	58.23	-2.70	63.03	8.32	NDP	7.90
Portage la Prairie	PC	Hold	65.84	0.02	51.36	-2.49	Lib	-0.25
Radisson	NDP	Hold	66.61	-1.26	52.04	5.28	NDP	6.95
Riel	PC	Hold	75.65	4.64	38.15	-5.17	Lib	-2.72
River East	PC	Hold	77.28	3.35	47.20	-5.53	NDP	-4.72
River Heights	PC	Gain	81.66	0.20	47.98	7.61	PC	-8.19
Roblin-Russell	PC	Hold	69.67	4.70	54.33	2.02	NDP	-1.26
Rossmere	PC	Hold	77.08	2.62	45.97	3.64	NDP	-5.73
Rupertsland	NDP	Hold	44.83	-1.77	50.80	-26.57	PC	-12.09
Seine River	PC	Hold	74.53	1.64	49.70	8.98	PC	7.81
Selkirk	NDP	Hold	77.25	2.81	43.77	7.19	NDP	2.91
Springfield	PC	Hold	77.41	4.01	52.15	3.03	PC	0.08
St. Boniface	Lib	Hold	71.30	1.22	45.48	-9.93	NDP	-9.46
St. James	NDP	Gain	71.64	-1.73	35.63	5.52	PC	-0.23
St. Johns	NDP	Hold	67.48	-1.70	58.53	5.67	NDP	6.92
St. Norbert	PC	Hold	71.87	-1.66	43.90	-1.58	PC	1.87
St. Vital	PC	Hold	74.70	1.70	41.47	5.17	PC	8.14
Ste. Rose	PC	Hold	62.96	1.36	51.99	0.41	PC	5.69
Steinbach	PC	Hold	58.53	0.83	74.99	-0.65	PC	0.10
Sturgeon Creek	PC	Hold	70.71	-3.52	49.11	2.60	PC	4.95
Swan River	NDP	Hold	74.93	1.64	46.31	0.62	PC	-1.17
The Maples	Lib	Hold	66.38	-0.62	48.08	8.25	Lib	9.38
The Pas	NDP	Hold	58.24	-7.53	51.70	7.34	NDP	7.04
Thompson	NDP	Hold	54.87	-8.18	61.71	1.78	NDP	4.57
Transcona	NDP	Hold	68.47	-1.76	58.13	8.64	NDP	11.96
Turtle Mountain	PC	Hold	66.79	0.09	60.90	2.22	PC	3.11
Tuxedo	PC	Hold	73.10	-2.39	66.23	1.09	PC	2.80
Wellington	NDP	Hold	66.97	-1.27	54.04	8.03	NDP	5.12
Wolseley	NDP	Hold	67.72	-2.50	56.38	12.48	NDP	12.20

^ Share won by winning candidate, with difference noted from share achieved by the same party in 1986.
^ Positive indicates improvement to standing of party winning in 1986; negative points to 1986's second-place party being swung to.

Changes in party shares

Share change analysis by party and riding (1995 vs 1990)^[6]^[7]
Riding	Liberal		NDP		PC

	%	Change (pp)	%	Change (pp)	%	Change (pp)

Arthur-Virden	16.14	-9.74	19.49	4.63	64.36	5.11
Assiniboia	26.82	-6.75	20.23	3.65	52.96	3.11
Brandon East	14.30	3.97	53.78	0.27	31.91	-4.24
Brandon West	19.77	3.04	30.83	3.02	49.40	-6.07
Broadway	24.70	-12.35	47.87	9.16	23.42	-0.82
Burrows	14.55	-12.01	67.46	13.12	17.99	-1.11
Charleswood	29.90	-1.03	12.10	0.59	58.00	0.44
Concordia	10.75	-2.68	63.58	5.41	24.30	-0.26
Crescentwood	30.60	-15.05	36.04	14.31	33.36	0.74
Dauphin	10.31	-6.04	48.37	-0.46	40.17	5.35
Elmwood	15.26	-3.22	53.02	6.04	31.73	-2.82
Emerson	25.12	1.38	11.97	-2.43	62.90	1.06
Flin Flon	9.53	-2.67	52.05	-17.03	38.43	19.70
Fort Garry	35.93	-0.88	15.05	1.22	48.29	1.22
Gimli	15.42	-4.84	33.93	6.62	50.65	-1.78
Gladstone	19.57	-4.98	18.13	7.45	62.30	3.09
Inkster	50.80	4.93	30.62	-2.96	16.00	-2.03
Interlake	10.34	-14.21	51.17	10.64	34.58	-0.33
Kildonan	18.26	-7.07	52.00	16.31	29.74	-4.03
Kirkfield Park	26.45	-6.84	13.40	3.35	60.15	3.73
La Vérendrye	26.28	-6.13	25.70	2.60	48.02	3.53
Lac du Bonnet	9.91	-3.71	33.02	0.33	57.07	3.38
Lakeside	17.92	-7.95	23.52	6.85	57.12	7.43
Minnedosa	20.65	-6.54	24.77	4.96	54.58	1.58
Morris	25.09	0.88	12.47	3.90	60.99	-2.65
Niakwa	32.26	-8.14	16.88	3.79	50.86	4.36
Osborne	30.66	-9.55	40.86	11.67	28.48	-0.70
Pembina	32.19	20.26	5.53	-3.81	62.28	-16.45
Point Douglas	23.05	-7.47	63.03	8.32	11.77	0.45
Portage la Prairie	27.34	-1.99	19.62	5.86	51.36	-2.49
Radisson	25.55	3.35	52.04	5.28	22.42	-8.63
Riel	33.43	0.28	28.42	4.88	38.15	-5.17
River East	22.44	1.61	30.36	3.92	47.20	-5.53
River Heights	39.20	-8.77	11.95	1.51	47.98	7.61
Roblin-Russell	14.41	-6.57	31.26	4.54	54.33	2.02
Rossmere	9.31	-16.95	44.72	15.09	45.97	3.64
Rupertsland	23.00	16.74	50.80	-26.57	13.98	-2.40
Seine River	33.66	-6.64	16.64	0.29	49.70	8.98
Selkirk	20.91	-8.56	43.77	7.19	35.32	1.36
Springfield	11.99	-6.70	35.08	2.88	52.15	3.03
St. Boniface	45.48	-9.93	32.00	8.99	19.07	-2.53
St. James	33.67	-1.42	35.63	5.52	30.70	-0.96
St. Johns	20.88	-8.17	58.53	5.67	20.58	2.50
St. Norbert	38.98	-5.33	17.12	6.91	43.90	-1.58
St. Vital	23.91	-11.11	34.62	9.05	41.47	5.17
Ste. Rose	15.66	-10.97	32.35	10.56	51.99	0.41
Steinbach	15.14	-0.85	9.88	3.28	74.99	-0.65
Sturgeon Creek	31.56	-7.30	17.46	2.83	49.11	2.60
Swan River	6.44	-4.93	46.31	0.62	45.89	2.95
The Maples	48.08	8.25	29.77	2.27	22.15	-10.51
The Pas	12.54	-0.61	51.70	7.34	35.76	-6.73
Thompson	15.79	5.58	61.71	1.78	22.51	-7.36
Transcona	13.69	-15.28	58.13	8.64	26.71	7.06
Turtle Mountain	22.10	-3.99	16.99	3.93	60.90	2.22
Tuxedo	22.67	-4.52	11.10	3.43	66.23	1.09
Wellington	28.47	-2.21	54.04	8.03	17.49	-2.77
Wolseley	21.96	-11.92	56.38	12.48	21.66	1.45

Post-election changes

Electoral district	Candidates								Incumbent
Electoral district	PC		NDP		Liberal		Other		Incumbent
Portage la Prairie September 30, 1997		David Faurschou 2,422		Connie Gretsinger 1,340		Dave Quinn 1,657		Warren Goodwin (Ind) 1,025 Ralph Jackson (Ind) 49		Brian Pallister
Charleswood April 28, 1998		Myrna Driedger 2,767		Barrie Farrow 961		Alan McKenzie 1,524				Jim Ernst

Gary Kowalski left the Liberal caucus on June 5, 1997, and Kevin Lamoureux followed suit on October 1, 1997. Both rejoined the party caucus in 1998.

Neil Gaudry died on February 18, 1999.

References

^ Roberts, David (April 20, 1995). "Liberal support plunges in run to Manitoba election: Ruling Tories cruise comfortably with six days to go". The Globe and Mail. p. A4.
^ Roberts, David (April 3, 1995). "Doer practices for last kick at the political can: Victory has eluded NDP leader so far, but the game in Manitoba runs to April 25". The Globe and Mail. p. A4.
^ ^a ^b Roberts, David (March 20, 1995). "Manitoba election call imminent: While Filmon's Tories have gained momentum in past weeks, polls indicate a close, three-way race". The Globe and Mail. p. A4.
^ Geddes, John (December 29, 1994). "Liberals set for election wins: Riding the crest of the Chretien government's popularity, provincial Grits gain voter support in what may be a busy election year, poll shows". Financial Post. p. 1.
^ Toulin, Alan (June 29, 1994). "Provincial Liberals lead poll: But COMPAS survey points to Tory gain in Alberta". Financial Post. p. 5.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Thirty-Fifth General Election held September 11, 1990 - Summary of Results" (PDF). Elections Manitoba. Retrieved September 25, 2025.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Thirty-Sixth General Election held April 25, 1995 - Summary of Results" (PDF). Elections Manitoba. Retrieved September 24, 2025.

[8] Share won by winning candidate, with difference noted from share achieved by the same party in 1986.

[9] Positive indicates improvement to standing of party winning in 1986; negative points to 1986's second-place party being swung to.

[1] Roberts, David (April 20, 1995). "Liberal support plunges in run to Manitoba election: Ruling Tories cruise comfortably with six days to go". The Globe and Mail. p. A4.

[2] Roberts, David (April 3, 1995). "Doer practices for last kick at the political can: Victory has eluded NDP leader so far, but the game in Manitoba runs to April 25". The Globe and Mail. p. A4.

[March1995-3] Roberts, David (March 20, 1995). "Manitoba election call imminent: While Filmon's Tories have gained momentum in past weeks, polls indicate a close, three-way race". The Globe and Mail. p. A4.

[4] Geddes, John (December 29, 1994). "Liberals set for election wins: Riding the crest of the Chretien government's popularity, provincial Grits gain voter support in what may be a busy election year, poll shows". Financial Post. p. 1.

[5] Toulin, Alan (June 29, 1994). "Provincial Liberals lead poll: But COMPAS survey points to Tory gain in Alberta". Financial Post. p. 5.

[ElecMN1990-6] "Thirty-Fifth General Election held September 11, 1990 - Summary of Results" (PDF). Elections Manitoba. Retrieved September 25, 2025.

[ElecMN1995-7] "Thirty-Sixth General Election held April 25, 1995 - Summary of Results" (PDF). Elections Manitoba. Retrieved September 24, 2025.

[1]

[2]

[3]

[4]

[5]

[6]

[7]

[a 1]

[a 2]

Elections in Manitoba
General elections	1870 1874 1878 1879 1883 1886 1888 1892 1896 1899 1903 1907 1910 1914 1915 1920 1922 1927 1932 1936 1941 1945 1949 1953 1958 1959 1962 1966 1969 1973 1977 1981 1986 1988 1990 1995 1999 2003 2007 2011 2016 2019 2023 Next
Municipal elections	1977 1980 1983 1986 1989 1992 1995 1998 2002 2006 2010 2014 2018 2022 2026
Federal elections	... 2025
See also: List of Manitoba by-elections