SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY — Canadian Federal Election Results

SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY was won by Canadian Alliance at the 2000 general election, with a margin of 18,562 votes over Liberal. This page covers every general election in SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY from 1997 to 2000.

Full Election History, 1997–2000

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Margin
1997 Reform Reform 25,141 54.9% Liberal (13,810) 11,331 (24.7 pts)
2000 Canadian Alliance Canadian Alliance 28,762 59.9% Liberal (10,200) 18,562 (38.7 pts)

Full Result Breakdown by Election

1997

PartyVotesShare
Reform25,14154.9%
Liberal13,81030.1%
NDP3,6167.9%
Progressive Conservative2,0684.5%
Green7561.6%
Christian Heritage Party of Canada1690.4%
Canadian Action Party1300.3%
Natural Law Party of Canada1290.3%

2000

PartyVotesShare
Canadian Alliance28,76259.9%
Liberal10,20021.3%
Progressive Conservative4,79610.0%
NDP2,7185.7%
Green8441.8%
Marijuana Party5591.2%
Natural Law Party of Canada1000.2%

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.

1997: Reform margin 24.7 pts 2000: Canadian Alliance margin 38.7 pts 1997 2000

Trend

SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY has been contested at 2 general elections on record since 1997. Winning parties over that span: Reform, Canadian Alliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY in the 2000 general election?

Canadian Alliance won SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY in 2000 with 28,762 votes (59.9%), a margin of 18,562 votes over Liberal in second place.

Which parties have won SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY since 1997?

Since 1997, SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY has been won by: Canadian Alliance, Reform.

What was the closest result in SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY?

The closest contested result on record for SOUTH SURREY--WHITE ROCK--LANGLEY was 1997, when Reform beat Liberal by 11,331 votes (24.7 percentage points).

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