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2005 Newfoundland and Labrador municipal elections|
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The Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador held municipal elections in its municipalities on September 27, 2005.
Listed are the results of selected municipal mayoral races in the province.
| Candidate
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Vote
|
%
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| Woodrow French |
2,244 |
38.5
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| Ken McDonald |
1,392 |
23.9
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| Marie Deacy |
1,067 |
18.3
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| Sandra Baggs |
1,060 |
18.2
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| Michael Jennings |
63 |
1.1
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| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Charles Pender |
2,427 |
33.8
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| Neville Greeley |
2,002 |
27.8
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| Priscilla Boutcher (inc.) |
1,935 |
26.9
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| Jeff Sheaves |
827 |
11.5
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| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
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| Claude Elliott (inc.) |
1918 |
53.0
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| Larry Dawson |
1698 |
47.0
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| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
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| Rex Barnes |
3,242 |
57.2
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| Mike Griffin |
1,821 |
32.2
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| Aubrey Smith |
600 |
10.6
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| Candidate
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Vote
|
%
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| Leo Abbass (inc.) |
ACC. |
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| Candidate
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Vote
|
%
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| Ralph Wiseman |
2,128 |
59.9
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| Keith Sheppard |
1,426 |
40.1
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| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
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| Andy Wells (inc.) |
25,136 |
86.0
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| Ray O'Neill |
4,108 |
14.0
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| Elected
|
Ward
|
| Gerry Colbert |
At large
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| Shannie Duff (inc.) |
At large
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| Tom Hann |
At large
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| Sandy Hickman (inc.) |
At large
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| Art Puddister (inc.) |
Ward 1
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| Frank Galgay (inc.) |
Ward 2
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| Keith Coombs (inc.) |
Ward 3
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| Debbie Hanlon (2008-2009)
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Ward 4
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| Ron Ellsworth (2005-2008)
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| Wally Collins |
Ward 5
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Election postponed for a week due to flooding
| Candidate
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Vote
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%
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| Tom O'Brien |
ELEC. |
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| Cec Stein (inc.) |
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By-elections since 2005
[edit]St. John's Mayoral - 2008
[edit]
| Candidate
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Vote
|
%
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| Dennis O'Keefe (X) |
19,602 |
58.15%
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| Marie White |
14,109 |
41.85%
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St. John's Deputy Mayoral - 2008
[edit]
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Ron Ellsworth (X) |
19,509 |
58.65%
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| Paul Sears |
7,558 |
22.72%
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| Fred Winsor |
6,198 |
18.63%
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St. John's Ward 4 - 2008
[edit]
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
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| Debbie Hanlon |
3,479 |
47.37%
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| Bernard Davis |
2,861 |
38.96%
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| Sam Kelly |
1,004 |
13.67%
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