Transposition of Votes – 2013 Representation Order

Table 6.7 - Manitoba
Ranking of political parties* following transposition of valid votes by federal electoral district, 2013

Federal electoral district	Rank 1-Party	Rank 1-Total vote	Rank 1-% vote	Rank 2-Party	Rank 2-Total vote	Rank 2-% vote
Brandon–Souris	Conservative	21,253	63.8	NDP-New Democratic Party	8,202	24.6
Charleswood–St. James–Assiniboia–Headingley	Conservative	23,264	57.6	NDP-New Democratic Party	8,134	20.1
Churchill–Keewatinook Aski	NDP-New Democratic Party	10,962	51.7	Conservative	5,540	26.1
Dauphin–Swan River–Neepawa	Conservative	22,213	64.5	NDP-New Democratic Party	8,541	24.8
Elmwood–Transcona	Conservative	16,086	46.9	NDP-New Democratic Party	15,364	44.8
Kildonan–St. Paul	Conservative	21,417	58.5	NDP-New Democratic Party	11,007	30.1
Portage–Lisgar	Conservative	25,738	75.8	NDP-New Democratic Party	3,467	10.2
Provencher	Conservative	24,628	70.4	NDP-New Democratic Party	6,358	18.2
Saint Boniface–Saint Vital	Conservative	20,261	50.1	Liberal	12,611	31.2
Selkirk–Interlake–Eastman	Conservative	28,380	66.5	NDP-New Democratic Party	10,695	25.1
Winnipeg Centre	NDP-New Democratic Party	13,928	53.7	Conservative	7,173	27.6
Winnipeg North	NDP-New Democratic Party	9,440	35.4	Liberal	9,331	35
Winnipeg South	Conservative	20,509	51.7	Liberal	12,684	32
Winnipeg South Centre	Conservative	19,185	41.2	Liberal	17,057	36.6

Table 6.7 (continued) - Manitoba
Ranking of political parties* following transposition of valid votes by federal electoral district, 2013

Federal electoral district	Rank 3-Party	Rank 3-Total vote	Rank 3-% vote	Rank 4-Party	Rank 4-Total vote	Rank 4-% vote
Brandon–Souris	Green Party	1,913	5.7	Liberal	1,912	5.7
Charleswood–St. James–Assiniboia–Headingley	Liberal	7,433	18.4	Green Party	1,587	3.9
Churchill–Keewatinook Aski	Liberal	4,212	19.9	Green Party	491	2.3
Dauphin–Swan River–Neepawa	Liberal	2,179	6.3	Green Party	1,468	4.3
Elmwood–Transcona	Liberal	1,779	5.2	Green Party	1,053	3.1
Kildonan–St. Paul	Liberal	2,888	7.9	Green Party	970	2.6
Portage–Lisgar	Liberal	2,031	6	Green Party	1,916	5.6
Provencher	Liberal	2,355	6.7	Green Party	1,039	3
Saint Boniface–Saint Vital	NDP-New Democratic Party	6,382	15.8	Green Party	1,165	2.9
Selkirk–Interlake–Eastman	Liberal	2,072	4.9	Green Party	1,482	3.5
Winnipeg Centre	Liberal	2,872	11.1	Green Party	1,830	7.1
Winnipeg North	Conservative	7,295	27.4	Green Party	475	1.8
Winnipeg South	NDP-New Democratic Party	5,604	14.1	Green Party	846	2.1
Winnipeg South Centre	NDP-New Democratic Party	8,554	18.3	Green Party	1,502	3.2

Table 6.7 (continued) - Manitoba
Ranking of political parties* following transposition of valid votes by federal electoral district, 2013

Federal electoral district	Rank 5-Party	Rank 5-Total vote	Rank 5-% vote	Rank 6-Party	Rank 6-Total vote	Rank 6-% vote
Brandon–Souris	Others	18	0.1	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Charleswood–St. James–Assiniboia–Headingley	Bloc Québécois	0	0	Others	0	0
Churchill–Keewatinook Aski	Others	0	0	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Dauphin–Swan River–Neepawa	Others	27	0.1	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Elmwood–Transcona	Others	7	0.0	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Kildonan–St. Paul	Others	348	1	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Portage–Lisgar	Others	807	2.4	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Provencher	Others	623	1.8	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Saint Boniface–Saint Vital	Bloc Québécois	0	0	Others	0	0
Selkirk–Interlake–Eastman	Others	54	0.1	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Winnipeg Centre	Others	152	0.6	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Winnipeg North	Others	126	0.5	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Winnipeg South	Others	0	0	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Winnipeg South Centre	Others	321	0.7	Bloc Québécois	0	0

Notes:

Number of federal electoral districts: 14

*In each electoral district, the right to provide the returning officer with lists of qualified persons to be appointed as election officers varies by positions to be filled. To appoint revising agents and registration officers, the returning officer solicits names of suitable persons from the registered parties whose candidates ranked first and second in the last general election. The returning officer appoints deputy returning officers from lists provided by registered parties whose candidates ranked first. He/she solicits names from the registered parties whose candidates ranked second to appoint poll clerks.

Table 6.8 - Saskatchewan
Ranking of political parties* following transposition of valid votes by federal electoral district, 2013

Federal electoral district	Rank 1-Party	Rank 1-Total vote	Rank 1-% vote	Rank 2-Party	Rank 2-Total vote	Rank 2-% vote
Battlefords–Lloydminster	Conservative	17,168	65.9	NDP-New Democratic Party	7,304	28.1
Cypress Hills–Grasslands	Conservative	22,871	70.6	NDP-New Democratic Party	6,742	20.8
Desnethé–Missinippi–Churchill River	Conservative	9,767	46.9	NDP-New Democratic Party	9,454	45.4
Carlton Trail–Eagle Creek	Conservative	22,306	68.3	NDP-New Democratic Party	7,966	24.4
Moose Jaw–Lake Centre–Lanigan	Conservative	22,963	61	NDP-New Democratic Party	12,252	32.5
Prince Albert	Conservative	20,774	62.4	NDP-New Democratic Party	10,482	31.5
Regina–Lewvan	NDP-New Democratic Party	17,400	45.2	Conservative	16,894	43.9
Regina–Qu'Appelle	Conservative	16,197	53.2	NDP-New Democratic Party	11,769	38.6
Regina–Wascana	Liberal	15,271	41.8	Conservative	13,056	35.7
Saskatoon–Grasswood	Conservative	18,118	50.2	NDP-New Democratic Party	14,372	39.8
Saskatoon–University	Conservative	17,067	48.6	NDP-New Democratic Party	13,344	38
Saskatoon West	NDP-New Democratic Party	15,573	51.1	Conservative	12,955	42.5
Souris–Moose Mountain	Conservative	22,424	72.9	NDP-New Democratic Party	5,689	18.5
Yorkton–Melville	Conservative	23,607	68.9	NDP-New Democratic Party	7,526	22

Table 6.8 (continued) - Saskatchewan
Ranking of political parties* following transposition of valid votes by federal electoral district, 2013

Federal electoral district	Rank 3-Party	Rank 3-Total vote	Rank 3-% vote	Rank 4-Party	Rank 4-Total vote	Rank 4-% vote
Battlefords–Lloydminster	Liberal	881	3.4	Green Party	680	2.6
Cypress Hills–Grasslands	Liberal	1,894	5.8	Green Party	901	2.8
Desnethé–Missinippi–Churchill River	Liberal	1,097	5.3	Green Party	514	2.5
Carlton Trail–Eagle Creek	Liberal	1,278	3.9	Green Party	854	2.6
Moose Jaw–Lake Centre–Lanigan	Liberal	1,423	3.8	Green Party	1,021	2.7
Prince Albert	Liberal	1,144	3.4	Green Party	740	2.2
Regina–Lewvan	Liberal	3,157	8.2	Green Party	1,060	2.8
Regina–Qu'Appelle	Liberal	1,449	4.8	Green Party	908	3
Regina–Wascana	NDP-New Democratic Party	7,341	20.1	Green Party	898	2.5
Saskatoon–Grasswood	Liberal	2,641	7.3	Green Party	900	2.5
Saskatoon–University	Liberal	3,374	9.6	Green Party	1,026	2.9
Saskatoon West	Liberal	1,147	3.8	Green Party	782	2.6
Souris–Moose Mountain	Liberal	1,719	5.6	Green Party	944	3.1
Yorkton–Melville	Liberal	2,266	6.6	Green Party	817	2.4

Table 6.8 (continued) - Saskatchewan
Table 6.8 - Saskatchewan
Ranking of political parties* following transposition of valid votes by federal electoral district, 2013

Federal electoral district	Rank 5-Party	Rank 5-Total vote	Rank 5-% vote	Rank 6-Party	Rank 6-Total vote	Rank 6-% vote
Battlefords–Lloydminster	Bloc Québécois	0	0	Others	0	0
Cypress Hills–Grasslands	Bloc Québécois	0	0	Others	0	0
Desnethé–Missinippi–Churchill River	Others	0	0	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Carlton Trail–Eagle Creek	Others	235	0.7	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Moose Jaw–Lake Centre–Lanigan	Others	11	0.0	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Prince Albert	Others	142	0.4	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Regina–Lewvan	Bloc Québécois	0	0	Others	0	0
Regina–Qu'Appelle	Others	127	0.4	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Regina–Wascana	Bloc Québécois	0	0	Others	0	0
Saskatoon–Grasswood	Others	43	0.1	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Saskatoon–University	Others	309	0.9	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Saskatoon West	Bloc Québécois	0	0	Others	0	0
Souris–Moose Mountain	Others	0	0	Bloc Québécois	0	0
Yorkton–Melville	Others	58	0.2	Bloc Québécois	0	0

Notes:

Number of federal electoral districts: 14

*In each electoral district, the right to provide the returning officer with lists of qualified persons to be appointed as election officers varies by positions to be filled. To appoint revising agents and registration officers, the returning officer solicits names of suitable persons from the registered parties whose candidates ranked first and second in the last general election. The returning officer appoints deputy returning officers from lists provided by registered parties whose candidates ranked first. He/she solicits names from the registered parties whose candidates ranked second to appoint poll clerks.

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