1894 Nova Scotia general election

Canadian provincial election September 2023 1894 Nova Scotia general election Nova Scotia parliamentary no no 1890 Nova Scotia general election 1890 30th General Assembly of Nova Scotia March 8–15, 1894 members 1897 Nova Scotia general election 1897 32nd General Assembly of Nova Scotia 38 seats of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly 20 William Stevens Fielding, premier of Nova Scotia.jpg 150x150px NS Liberal nohash William Stevens Fielding 1884 NS Liberal name Halifax 28 264 December 1894 deferred by-election for Richmond seat, won by Liberal candidate 2 75,295 52.05% 1.21pp Con NS PC nohash William MacKay 1894 Liberal-Conservative Ran inCape Breton (Won) 10 12 2 68,455 47.33% 0.59pp Premier Premier after election William Stevens Fielding NS Liberal name William Stevens Fielding NS Liberal name The 1894 Nova Scotia general election was held from 8 March to 15 March 1894 to elect members of the 31st House of Assembly of the province of Nova Scotia, Canada. It was won by the Liberal party. Results Results by party + ↓ 26 12 Liberal Liberal-Conservative +Official results Nova Scotia Provincial Elections 1867-2016 https://electionsnovascotia.ca/sites/default/files/Elections1867to2017.pdf Elections Nova Scotia December 2, 2021Electoral Districts- History https://nslegislature.ca/about/architecture-and-heritage/constituency-histories Nova Scotia Legislature December 2, 2021PartyParty leader# ofcandidatesSeatsPopular vote1890DissolutionElectedChange#%Change (pp) NS Liberal rowLiberalWilliam Stevens Fielding39282726-275,29552.05%+1.21% NS PC rowLiberal-ConservativeWilliam MacKay37101012+268,45547.33%+0.59% NS Independent rowIndependent/Other100008990.62%-1.80% Vacant1 Total valid votes144,649100.00%–Blank and invalid ballots00.00%–Total77383838–144,649100.00%– Popular vote #ddd 600px 410px Liberal NS Liberal 52.05 Liberal-Conservative NS PC 47.33 Independent/Other NS Independent 0.62Seats summary #ddd 600px 410px Liberal NS Liberal 68.42 Liberal-Conservative NS PC 31.58 Retiring incumbents Liberal George Clarke, Colchester Daniel McNeil, Inverness Henry M. Munro, Annapolis Liberal-Conservative Alexander F. Cameron, Guysborough Thomas Barlow Smith, Hants Nominated candidates 1894 Nova Scotia Provincial ElectionElectoral Districts- History https://nslegislature.ca/about/architecture-and-heritage/constituency-histories Nova Scotia Legislature December 2, 2021 Legend bold denotes party leader † denotes an incumbent who is not running for re-election or was defeated in nomination contest Valley NS Liberal Liberal-Conservative Independent/Other |- | rowspan="2"|Annapolis |NS Liberal background| |James Wilberforce Longley1,80827.18% | |Thomas R. Jones1,55523.38% | | |NS Liberal background| |James Wilberforce Longley |- |NS Liberal background| |Joseph A. Bancroft1,79326.95% | |Hugh E. Gillis1,49622.49% | | |NS Liberal background| |Henry M. Munro† |- | rowspan="2"|Digby |NS Liberal background| |Ambroise-Hilaire Comeau1,22827.54% | |Louis Dugan1,01822.83% | | |NS Liberal background| |Ambroise-Hilaire Comeau |- |NS Liberal background| |Eliakim Tupper1,24527.92% | |M. R. Timpany96821.71% | | |NS Liberal background| |Eliakim Tupper |- | rowspan="2"|Hants |NS Liberal background| |Arthur Drysdale1,70625.19% | |James A. Thompson1,68924.94% | | |NS Liberal background| |Arthur Drysdale |- | |W. H. Guild1,64424.28% |NS Conservative background| |Charles Smith Wilcox1,73325.59% | | |NS Conservative background| |Thomas Barlow Smith† |- | rowspan="2"|Kings |NS Liberal background| |Brenton Dodge2,22731.% | |Barclay Webster1,58021.99% | | |NS Conservative background| |Barclay Webster |- |NS Liberal background| |Harry H. Wickwire2,08128.97% | |R. M. Rand1,29618.04% | | |NS Vacant background| |Vacant |- |} South Shore NS Liberal Liberal-Conservative Independent/Other |- | rowspan="2"|Lunenburg |NS Liberal background| |John Drew Sperry2,64827.92% | |James A. McLean2,13322.49% | | |NS Liberal background| |John Drew Sperry |- |NS Liberal background| |Charles Edward Church2,60227.44% | |J. A. Hirtle2,10122.15% | | |NS Liberal background| |Charles Edward Church |- | rowspan="2"|Queens |NS Liberal background| |Albert M. Hemeon91328.83% | |John Hutt70322.20% | | |NS Liberal background| |Albert M. Hemeon |- |NS Liberal background| |Richard Hunt91228.79% | |O.L. Patch63920.18% | | |NS Liberal background| |Richard Hunt |- | rowspan="2"|Shelburne |NS Liberal background| |Thomas Johnston1,28226.31% | |R. W. Freeman1,05921.74% | | |NS Liberal background| |Thomas Johnston |- |NS Liberal background| |Thomas Robertson1,31927.07% | |Charles Cahan1,21224.88% | | |NS Conservative background| |Charles Cahan |- | rowspan="2"|Yarmouth |NS Liberal background| |William Law1,46431.78% | | | |E.C. Simonson (Prohibitionist-Temperance)89919.51% |NS Liberal background| |William Law |- | |Cornelius Forman Hatfield1,09723.81% |NS Conservative background| |Albert A. Pothier1,14724.90% | | |NS Liberal background| |Cornelius Forman Hatfield |- |} Fundy-Northeast NS Liberal Liberal-Conservative Independent/Other |- | rowspan="2"|Colchester |NS Liberal background| |Frederick Andrew Laurence1,89625.09% | |Israel Longworth1,89025.02% | | |NS Liberal background| |Frederick Andrew Laurence |- | |Alfred Dickie1,81424.01% |NS Conservative background| |Wilbert David Dimock1,95525.88% | | |NS Liberal background| |George Clarke† |- | rowspan="2"|Cumberland |NS Liberal background| |Thomas Reuben Black3,10928.47% | |George W. Forrest2,49822.87% | | |NS Conservative background| |George W. Forrest |- |NS Liberal background| |Alexander E. Fraser2,90226.58% | |William Oxley2,41122.08% | | |NS Conservative background| |William Oxley |- |} Halifax NS Liberal Liberal-Conservative Independent/Other |- | rowspan="3"|Halifax |NS Liberal background| |William Stevens Fielding4,79517.88% | |T. W. Walsh4,01914.99% | | |NS Liberal background| |William Stevens Fielding |- |NS Liberal background| |William Roche4,65117.35% | |James Morrow4,40616.43% | | |NS Liberal background| |William Roche |- | |Michael Joseph Power4,37316.31% |NS Conservative background| |William Anderson Black4,57017.04% | | |NS Liberal background| |Michael Joseph Power |- |} Central Nova NS Liberal Liberal-Conservative Independent/Other |- | rowspan="2"|Antigonish |NS Liberal background| |Colin Francis McIsaac1,33327.99% | |J.J. Cameron1,14123.95% | | |NS Liberal background| |Colin Francis McIsaac |- |NS Liberal background| |Christopher P. Chisholm1,22525.72% | |C. Ernest Gregory1,06422.34% | | |NS Liberal background| |Christopher P. Chisholm |- | rowspan="2"|Guysborough |NS Liberal background| |Daniel H. McKinnon1,24028.70% | |Hamilton Morrow97922.66% | | |NS Conservative background| |Hamilton Morrow |- |NS Liberal background| |John Howard Sinclair1,21628.15% | |A. Whitman88520.49% | | |NS Conservative background| |Alexander F. Cameron† |- | rowspan="3"|Pictou | |Edward Mortimer Macdonald2,79715.41% |NS Conservative background| |William Cameron3,25417.93% | | |NS Conservative background| |William Cameron |- | |James Drummond McGregor2,99216.49% |NS Conservative background| |Charles Elliott Tanner3,23617.83% | | |NS Liberal background| |James Drummond McGregor |- | |J. F. Oliver2,75915.20% |NS Conservative background| |Alexander Grant3,10917.13% | | |NS Conservative background| |Alexander Grant |- |} Cape Breton NS Liberal Liberal-Conservative Independent/Other |- | rowspan="2"|Cape Breton | |Joseph McPherson2,59223.89% |NS Conservative background| |William MacKay2,88526.59% | | |NS Liberal background| |Joseph McPherson |- | |Angus J. MacDonald2,55223.52% |NS Conservative background| |John McCormick2,82226.01% | | |NS Liberal background| |Angus J. MacDonald |- | rowspan="2"|Inverness | |John McKinnon1,74624.87% |NS Conservative background| |John H. Jameison1,85726.45% | | |NS Liberal background| |John McKinnon |- | |Samuel McDonnell1,65823.61% |NS Conservative background| |Alexander Campbell1,76025.07% | | |NS Liberal background| |Daniel McNeil† |- | rowspan="2"|RichmondIn the riding of Richmond, Liberal-Conservative John Morrison's election was voided by courts upon protest and petition by Liberal Joseph Matheson on March 19 and April 19, 1894. A by-election was held on December 4, 1894 to fill the seat and was won by Matheson. |NS Liberal background| |Simon Joyce99625.89% | |Abraham LeBlanc88322.95% | | |NS Liberal background| |Abraham LeBlanc |- | |Joseph Matheson97425.32% | |John Morrison99425.84% | | |NS Liberal background| |Joseph Matheson |- | rowspan="3"|Victoria |NS Liberal background| |John Gillis Morrison78424.39% | |John J. McCabe59718.57% | | |NS Liberal background| |John A. Fraser |- | |John A. Fraser74823.27% |rowspan=2 NS Conservative background| |rowspan=2|John Lemuel Bethune91128.34% |rowspan=2| |rowspan=2| |rowspan=2 NS Conservative background| |rowspan=2|John Lemuel Bethune |- | |M. H. MacKenzie1745.41% |- |} References 1894 Category:1894 elections in Canada Category:1894 in Nova Scotia Category:March 1894 in North America