RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S — Canadian Federal Election Results

RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S was won by Liberal at the 2011 general election, with a margin of 4,592 votes over Conservative. This page covers every general election in RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S from 2004 to 2011.

Full Election History, 2004–2011

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Margin
2004 Liberal Liberal 12,383 46.8% NDP (8,797) 3,586 (13.5 pts)
2006 Liberal Liberal 13,652 45.5% Conservative (12,232) 1,420 (4.7 pts)
2008 Liberal Liberal 12,557 53.7% NDP (5,563) 6,994 (29.9 pts)
2011 Liberal Liberal 12,914 49.7% Conservative (8,322) 4,592 (17.7 pts)

Full Result Breakdown by Election

2004

PartyVotesShare
Liberal12,38346.8%
NDP8,79733.2%
Conservative4,82018.2%
Green4741.8%

2006

PartyVotesShare
Liberal13,65245.5%
Conservative12,23240.8%
NDP3,70212.3%
Green4261.4%

2008

PartyVotesShare
Liberal12,55753.7%
NDP5,56323.8%
Conservative4,79120.5%
Green4622.0%

2011

PartyVotesShare
Liberal12,91449.7%
Conservative8,32232.0%
NDP4,46517.2%
Green3071.2%

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.

2004: Liberal margin 13.5 pts 2006: Liberal margin 4.7 pts 2008: Liberal margin 29.9 pts 2011: Liberal margin 17.7 pts 2004 2006 2008 2011

Trend

RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S has been contested at 4 general elections on record since 2004. Winning party over that span: Liberal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S in the 2011 general election?

Liberal won RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S in 2011 with 12,914 votes (49.7%), a margin of 4,592 votes over Conservative in second place.

Which parties have won RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S since 2004?

Since 2004, RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S has been won by: Liberal.

What was the closest result in RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S?

The closest contested result on record for RANDOM--BURIN--ST. GEORGE'S was 2006, when Liberal beat Conservative by 1,420 votes (4.7 percentage points).

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