KELOWNA — Canadian Federal Election Results

KELOWNA was won by Conservative at the 2004 general election, with a margin of 11,444 votes over Liberal. This page covers every general election in KELOWNA from 1997 to 2004.

Full Election History, 1997–2004

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Margin
1997 Reform Reform 25,246 50.0% Liberal (11,306) 13,940 (27.6 pts)
2000 Canadian Alliance Canadian Alliance 33,810 59.5% Liberal (13,564) 20,246 (35.6 pts)
2004 Conservative Conservative 25,553 48.0% Liberal (14,109) 11,444 (21.5 pts)

Full Result Breakdown by Election

1997

PartyVotesShare
Reform25,24650.0%
Liberal11,30622.4%
Progressive Conservative8,47716.8%
NDP3,8387.6%
Green1,6123.2%

2000

PartyVotesShare
Canadian Alliance33,81059.5%
Liberal13,56423.9%
Progressive Conservative4,7088.3%
NDP3,5726.3%
Canadian Action Party1,1992.1%

2004

PartyVotesShare
Conservative25,55348.0%
Liberal14,10926.5%
NDP8,95416.8%
Green3,9037.3%
Marijuana Party4470.8%
Canadian Action Party2710.5%

Margin Over Time

Winning margin (percentage points) at each contested election, coloured by the winning party. Acclaimed elections (no opposing candidate) aren't plotted since there's no margin to measure.

1997: Reform margin 27.6 pts 2000: Canadian Alliance margin 35.6 pts 2004: Conservative margin 21.5 pts 1997 2000 2004

Trend

KELOWNA has been contested at 3 general elections on record since 1997. Winning parties over that span: Reform, Canadian Alliance, Conservative.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won KELOWNA in the 2004 general election?

Conservative won KELOWNA in 2004 with 25,553 votes (48.0%), a margin of 11,444 votes over Liberal in second place.

Which parties have won KELOWNA since 1997?

Since 1997, KELOWNA has been won by: Canadian Alliance, Conservative, Reform.

What was the closest result in KELOWNA?

The closest contested result on record for KELOWNA was 2004, when Conservative beat Liberal by 11,444 votes (21.5 percentage points).

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