1930 Alberta general election

none September 2023 1930 Alberta general election Alberta 1921 legislative no no 1926 Alberta general election 1926 6th Alberta Legislative Assembly 1930 6 19 members 1935 Alberta general election 1935 60 seats in the Legislative Assembly of Alberta 31 seats were needed for a majority 150x150px AB United Farmers nohash John E. Brownlee AB United Farmers name November 23, 1925 Ponoka 43 seats, 39.7% 44 39 5 74,187Not including four constituencies where UFA elected by acclamation 39.4% 0.3% 150x150px AB Liberal nohash John W. McDonald AB Liberal name March 27, 1930 ran in unknown 7 seats, 26.2% 6 11 5 46,275 24.6% 1.6% 150x150px AB Conservative nohash David M. Duggan AB Conservative name 1930 Edmonton 4 seats, 22.1% 4 6 2 27,954 14.8% 7.3% 150x150px AB Dominion Labor nohash Fred J. White AB Dominion Labor name between 1921 & 1926 Calgary 5 seats, 7.8% 5 4 1 14,354 7.6% 0.2% Premier Premier after election John E. Brownlee AB United Farmers name John E. Brownlee AB United Farmers name The 1930 Alberta general election was held on June 19, 1930, to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta. The United Farmers of Alberta won election to a third term in government, and John E. Brownlee continued as premier. This provincial election, like the previous election (1926), used district-level proportional representation (Single transferable voting) to elect the MLAs of Edmonton and Calgary. (Medicine Hat no longer had multiple seats.) City-wide districts were used to elect multiple MLAs in the two main cities. All the other MLAs were elected in single-member districts through Instant-runoff voting. Th United Farmers again ran one candidate in Edmonton and won that seat and did not run in Calgary. Altogether in the cities the UFA won just one seat in the cities (in Edmonton) but won a great share of the rural seats, by securing the support of a majority of votes in each district, as required under IRV (AKA Alternative Voting). The effect of STV in the cities was that candidates of four parties - UFA, Conservative, Liberal and Labour - were elected in Edmonton reflecting votes cast. STV in Calgary similarly produced mixed representation reflecting votes cast. Candidates of the Conservative, Liberal and Labour parties were elected there.Mardon and Mardon, Alberta Election Results Nominations There were a significant number of Independent nominations, many of which were in districts where the Liberals chose not to field candidates. In addition, four Communist Party candidates were nominated: +Communist candidates in the 1930 election June 10, 1930 Nominations in Alberta Constituencies Calgary Albertan 9 District Candidate Votes received(on 1st preference)Calgary John O'Sullivan 460Drumheller John O'Sullivan 188Edmonton Jan Lakeman 752Rocky Mountain Rich Sudworth 783Total 2,183 Beaver River The most closely contested race in the election happened in the Beaver River electoral district. The election was a three-way race between incumbent United Farmers MLA John Delisle Liberal candidate Henry Dakin and Independent candidate Luc Lebel. The first count results showed Delisle leading Dakin by seven votes. Lebel was in third place with 87 votes. Under Instant runoff voting, when no candidate has a majority, the least-popular candidate is eliminated and his votes transferred.http://www.abheritage.ca/abpolitics/administration/maps_choice.php?Year=1930&Constit=Beaver_River Beaver River Official Results 1930 Alberta general election Alberta Heritage Community Foundation April 29, 2010 Lebel was eliminated and his 87 votes were transferred where second-choice preference had been marked. The new vote tallies showed Delisle with 21 more votes than Dakin. Delisle was declared elected on June 25, 1930, six days after the election was held.Alberta Government Now Sure Of 40 Seats Manitoba Free Press June 25, 1930 6 Vol 55 No 304 The Liberals challenged the results in provincial court. A judicial recount was ordered. Judge Taylor concluded on August 21, 1930, that the second count results showed Dakin had four more votes than Delisle. Delisle's election was overturned, and Dakin picked up the seat.Recount Gives Libs. Another Alta. Seat The Lethbridge Herald 1 August 21, 1930 Vol XXIII No 213 1930 redistribution of districts An Act was passed in 1930 providing for an increase of seats from 60 to 63, upon the next election.The Legislative Assembly Act Amendment Act, 1930 S.A. 1930 14 https://www.canlii.org/en/ab/laws/astat/sa-1930-c-14/latest/sa-1930-c-14.html Calgary and Edmonton now returned six MLAs each instead of five each, and the following other changes were made: Abolished NewNew districts Clover Barfrom parts of Edmonton, Leduc and Victoria Drumhellerfrom parts of Bow Valley and Hand Hills Grande Prairiefrom part of Peace RiverMerger of districts Claresholm Nanton Nanton-Claresholm High River Okotoks Okotoks-High River a Results +Elections to the 7th Alberta Legislative Assembly (1930)PartyLeaderCandidatesFirst-preference votesSeats Votes ± % Fpv First-preference votes Change (pp) 1926 1930 ± AB United Farmers row-nameJohn E. Brownlee47 74,187 2,220 39.41 -0.27 -5 1em background:red4339 63 AB United Farmers4 AB Liberal row-nameJohn W. McDonald36 46,275 1,175 24.59 -1.58 -5 1em background:red711 63 AB Liberal4 AB Conservative row-nameDavid M. Duggan18 27,954 12,137 14.85 -7.25 -5 1em background:red46 63 AB Conservative2 AB Dominion Labor row-nameFred J. White11 14,354 231 7.63 -0.16 -5 1em background:red54 63 AB Labour1 AB Independent row-name25 23,266 10,712 12.36 11.66 -5 1em background:green –3 63 AB Independent3 AB Communist row-nameJan Lakeman4 2,183 2,183 1.16 1.16 -5 1em background:green –0 63 AB Communist – AB Independent Labour row-name –Campaigned as Independent -1.37 -5 1em background:red10 63 AB Independent Labour1Total 141188,219 100.00% Rejected ballots 7,707 1,148 Turnout 195,926 11,934 66.7% 0.5 Registered voters 293,798 20,048 a MLAs elected #66CC00 Acadia: Lorne Proudfoot #66CC00 Alexandra: Peter Enzenauer #EA6D6A Athabasca: Frank Falconer #EA6D6A Beaver River: Henry H. Dakin #DCDCDC Bow Valley: John Mackintosh #EA6D6A Calgary: John J. Bowlen #9999FF Calgary: Hugh Farthing #9999FF Calgary:Harold McGill #9999FF Calgary: John Irwin #EA6D6A Calgary: George Harry Webster #EEBBBB Calgary: Fred White #66CC00 Camrose: Vernor Smith #66CC00 Cardston: George Stringam #66CC00 Clover Bar: Rudolph Hennig #66CC00 Cochrane: Robert McCool #66CC00 Coronation: George Johnston #66CC00 Cypress: Perren Baker #66CC00 Didsbury: Austin Claypool #DCDCDC Drumheller: Fred Moyer #9999FF Edmonton: William Atkinson #9999FF Edmonton: David Milwyn Duggan #EEBBBB Edmonton: Charles Gibbs #EA6D6A Edmonton: William Howson #66CC00 Edmonton: John Lymburn #9999FF Edmonton: Charles Weaver #EEBBBB Edson: Christopher Pattinson #66CC00 Empress: William Smith #66CC00 Gleichen: John Buckley #66CC00 Grande Prairie: Hugh Allen #EA6D6A Grouard: Leonidas Giroux #66CC00 Hand Hills: Gordon Forster #66CC00 Innisfail: Donald Cameron #66CC00 Lac Ste. Anne: Charles McKeen #66CC00 Lacombe: Irene Parlby #EA6D6A Leduc: Arthur Percy Mitchell #EEBBBB Lethbridge: Andrew Smeaton #66CC00 Little Bow: Oran McPherson #66CC00 Macleod: William Shield #EA6D6A Medicine Hat: Hector Lang #66CC00 Nanton-Claresholm: Gordon Beverly Walker #66CC00 Okotoks-High River: George Hoadley #66CC00 Olds: Frank Grisdale #66CC00 Peace River: William Bailey #66CC00 Pembina: George MacLachlan #EA6D6A Pincher Creek: Harvey Bossenberry #66CC00 Ponoka: John Brownlee #66CC00 Red Deer: George Wilbert Smith #66CC00 Ribstone: William Farquharson #DCDCDC Rocky Mountain: George Cruickshank #66CC00 St. Albert: Omer St. Germain #EA6D6A St. Paul: Joseph Miville Dechene #66CC00 Sedgewick: Albert Andrews #66CC00 Stettler: Albert Sanders #66CC00 Stony Plain: Donald Macleod #66CC00 Sturgeon: Samuel Carson #66CC00 Taber: John MacLellan #66CC00 Vegreville: Archie Matheson #66CC00 Vermilion: Richard Reid #66CC00 Victoria: Peter Miskew #66CC00 Wainwright: John Love #66CC00 Warner: Maurice Conner #EA6D6A Wetaskiwin: Hugh John Montgomery #66CC00 Whitford: Isidore Goresky a Synopsis of results + Results by riding1930 Alberta general election (all except Calgary and Edmonton) 2006 A Century of Democracy: Elections of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, 1905-2005 https://archive.org/details/centennialseries04perr/page/104/mode/2up Edmonton Legislative Assembly of Alberta 104–112 0-9689217-9-5 Riding First-preference votes Turnoutincluding spoilt ballots Final counts Winning partyName UFA Lib Liberal Con Conservative Lab Labour Comm Communist Ind Independent Total UFA Lib Liberal Con Conservative Lab Labour Ind Independent 1926 1930   Acadia2,103 – – – – 823 2,92674.3%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Alexandra1,725 649 – – – – 2,374 54.2%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Athabasca861 1,057 – – – – 1,918 63.9%Elected on 1st count Lib Lib Beaver River August 22, 1930 Beaver River, Liberal Gain, Court Decrees Calgary Albertan 11,028 1,021 – – – 87 2,136 65.7% 1,032 1,036 – – – UFA LibBow Valley 959 – – – – 1,253 2,21281.8%Elected on 1st count Lib Ind Camrose3,137 2,086 – – – – 5,22378.1%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Cardston1,364 825 – – – – 2,189 65.4%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Clover Bar1,338 – 692 – – 866 2,89668.9% 1,462 – – – 1,115 New UFA Cochrane1,174 1,162 – – – – 2,33676.4%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Coronation2,084 – – – – 1,983 4,06780.5%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Cypress1,315 1,060 – – – – 2,37576.7%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Didsbury1,756 – – – – 1,470 3,22678.5%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Drumheller – – – 866 188 1,644Fred Moyer led with 922 votes, and was the eventual winner. 2,69880.6% – – – 1,036 1,113 New Ind Edson – 777 – 2,434 – – 3,211 61.4%Elected on 1st count Lab Lab Empress941 – – – – 617 1,55871.3%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Gleichen1,566 – – – – 1,069 2,63567.2%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Grande PrairieAcclamationHugh Allen was previously incumbent in Peace River New UFA Grouard 1,017 1,706 – – – – 2,72368.4%Elected on 1st count Lib Lib Hand Hills2,689 – – – – 1,507 4,19674.3%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Innisfail1,243 878 604 – – – 2,72571.8% 1,362 1,147 – – – UFA UFA Lac Ste. AnneAcclamation UFA UFA Lacombe1,932 – – – – 1,830 3,76275.4%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Leduc1,408 1,468 – – – – 2,876 65.2%Elected on 1st count UFA Lib Lethbridge – – – 2,036 – 2,603W. D. L. Hardie received 1,598 votes; Robert Barrowman received 1,005 votes. Barrowman would be eliminated on the next count. 4,63967.1% – – – 2,238 1,978 Lab Lab Little BowAcclamation UFA UFA Macleod1,539 800 – – – – 2,33976.2%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Medicine Hat – 1,774 1,150 – – 935 3,85974.1% – 2,046 1,365 – – Lib Lib Nanton-Claresholm1,415 – 733 – – – 2,148 65.4%Elected on 1st count New UFA Okotoks-High River2,834 1,668 – – – – 4,50272.9%Elected on 1st count New UFA Olds 1,790 1,577 – – – – 3,36774.2%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Peace River 1,331 – – – – 795 2,126 47.7%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Pembina2,094 – – – – 1,160 3,25467.7%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Pincher Creek920 959 – – – – 1,87979.1%Elected on 1st count UFA Lib PonokaAcclamation UFA UFA Red Deer2,144 – 2,056 – – – 4,20076.4%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Ribstone1,672 837 271 – – – 2,78071.7%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Rocky Mountain – – – 820 783 1,604 3,207 66.5%Elected on 1st count Lab Ind St. Albert 1,427 1,161 – – – – 2,58880.0%Elected on 1st count Lib UFA St. Paul1,635 1,653 – – – – 3,28871.9%Elected on 1st count UFA Lib Sedgewick2,265 – 828 – – – 3,093 62.6%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Stettler1,934 761 1,147 – – – 3,84270.7%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Stony Plain 1,406 1,247 – – – – 2,65369.2%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Sturgeon2,556 1,129 – – – – 3,685 63.0%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Taber 1,848 – – – – 1,516 3,36472.2%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Vegreville2,364 1,757 – – – – 4,12172.9%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Vermilion2,551 815 – – – – 3,366 62.3%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Victoria 1,588 1,522 – – – 47 3,15777.0%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Wainwright1,446 650 – – – 1,005 3,10174.9% 1,564 – – – 1,254 UFA UFA Warner1,342 709 – – – – 2,05170.7%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA Wetaskiwin1,417 1,713 – – – – 3,13077.5%Elected on 1st count UFA Lib Whitford 1,799 766 – – – 47 2,612 59.8%Elected on 1st count UFA UFA a #B9E5B9 silver = Open seat #F5F5DC silver = turnout is above provincial average #DCDCDC silver = Candidate was in previous Legislature #EABB94 silver = Incumbent had switched allegiance #FFFF00 silver = Previously incumbent in another riding #EEBBBB silver = Not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature #87CEFA silver = Incumbency arose from by-election gain #FFA07A silver = previously an MP in the House of Commons of Canada #F0E68C silver = Multiple candidates pink #BFBFBF = on judicial recount Multi-member districts auto District Seats won(in order declared)Calgary            Edmonton             5em   UFA   Liberal   Conservative   Labour #B8BFFE silver = Candidate was in previous Legislature #CC6699 silver = First-time MLA #FFFF00 silver = Previously incumbent in another district. STV analysis Exhausted votes Nine districts went beyond first-preference counts in order to determine winning candidates: + Exhausted votes (1930)DistrictCountsExhausted 1st preference Final Votes% of 1st prefBeaver River2,136 2,068 68 3.18 2 1em background:redCalgary24,417 23,375 1,042 4.27 2 1em background:redClover Bar2,896 2,577 319 11.02 2 1em background:redDrumheller2,698 2,121 577 21.38 2 1em background:redEdmonton21,189 19,546 1,643 7.75 2 1em background:redInnisfail2,725 2,509 216 7.93 2 1em background:redLethbridge4,639 4,216 423 9.12 2 1em background:redMedicine Hat3,859 3,411 448 11.61 2 1em background:redWainwright3,101 2,818 283 9.13 2 1em background:red But of the remaining votes, 88 per cent were used to elect someone in Edmonton; 90 per cent were used to elect someone in Calgary; more than 50 per cent were used to elect the winner in each district outside Edmonton and Calgary.A Report on Alberta Elections 1905-1982 44–45 Calgary Electing six MLAs Calgary (1930 Alberta general election) June 20, 1930 Bowen, McGill, Webster, Irwin, Farthing, White, Are New Calgary Members Calgary Albertan 1 10 John Irwin AB Conservative 22.61% 5,520 3,489 George Webster AB Liberal 14.95% 3,651 3,651 3,489 John Bowlen AB Liberal 10.64% 2,598 2,667 2,700 2,711 2,721 2,727 2,821 2,823 2,869 3,588 Fred J. White AB Labour 10.59% 2,585 2,659 2,673 2,874 2,916 3,335 3,515 3,489 Hugh Farthing AB Conservative 9.33% 2,279 2,957 2,966 2,979 2,994 3,001 3,132 3,133 3,731 3,731 Harold McGill AB Conservative 6.69% 1,634 2,226 2,238 2,252 2,260 2,266 2,446 2,449 3,089 3,293 Robert Parkyn AB Independent 6.32% 1,544 1,608 1,616 1,699 1,856 1,933 2,056 2,067 2,106 2,296 Robert Weir AB Liberal 4.88% 1,191 1,260 1,328 1,339 1,344 1,359 1,502 1,508 1,579 H.S. Patterson AB Conservative 4.12% 1,007 1,368 1,374 1,382 1,395 1,405 1,480 1,480 A.C. MacKay AB Independent 4.06% 992 1,078 1,083 1,092 1,097 1,107 W.E. Turner AB Labour 2.35% 575 589 590 590 590 John O'Sullivan AB Communist 1.88% 460 469 469 469 Thomas Vickers AB Labour 1.56% 381 390 391 6 11 52 266 306 487 490 576 1,042 10 43,217 24,417 564 3,489 57.80 a The vote count proceeded in the following order: Irwin and Webster, having achieved the quota, were declared elected on the first count, and their excess amounts were distributed in 2nd and 3rd Count. Vickers, O'Sullivan and Turner were then eliminated in turn. (A candidate once eliminated or elected does not receive more votes.) MacKay was then eliminated. His vote transfer pushed White over the quota and he was declared elected. White's surplus votes were transferred Patterson was eliminated. His vote transfers pushed Farthing over the quota and he was declared elected. It was not necessary to allocate Farthing's surplus votes as it was less than the difference between the remaining candidates. Weir was eliminated. The transfers of his votes did not affect the order of popularity of the three remaining candidates. There were two remaining open seats. Bowlen and McGill, being the top two of the remaining three candidates, were declared elected. Parkyn was the only incumbent MLA to be defeated, and he was the only candidate who was not either elected or eliminated. Calgary (1930 Alberta general election)(analysis of transferred votes, candidates ranked in order of 1st preference) #9999FF Conservative John Irwin 1 5520 22.61 5520 8000 #EA6D6A Liberal George Webster 1 3651 14.95 3651 8000 #EA6D6A Liberal John Bowlen 10 3588 15.35 2598 8000 #EEBBBB Labour Fred J. White 7 3515 14.69 2585 8000 #9999FF Conservative Hugh Farthing 9 3731 15.65 2279 8000 #9999FF Conservative Harold McGill 10 3293 14.09 1634 8000 #DCDCDC Independent Robert Parkyn 10 2296 9.82 1544 8000 #EA6D6A Liberal Robert Weir 9 1579 6.62 1191 8000 #9999FF Conservative H.S. Patterson 7 1480 6.18 1007 8000 #DCDCDC Independent A.C. MacKay 6 1107 4.59 992 8000 #EEBBBB Labour W.E. Turner 5 590 2.44 575 8000 #FF6347 Communist John O'Sullivan 4 469 1.92 460 8000 #EEBBBB Labour Thomas Vickers 3 391 1.60 381 8000 1042 4.27 9 8000 1,042 4.27 + Initial terminal transfer rates for votes (1930)Transferred from Non-transferrable % transferred to TotalConservative Liberal Labour Independent CommunistAB Conservative colour&name (Irwin)6 1,631 138 97 150 9 2,0310.30% 80.31% 6.79% 4.78% 7.39% 0.44% 100.00%AB Independent colour&name (MacKay)181 386 237 180 123 – 1,10716.35% 34.87% 21.41% 16.26% 11.11% – 100.00%AB Liberal colour&name (Weir)466 204 719 – 190 – 1,57929.51% 12.92% 45.54% – 12.03% – 100.00% Edmonton Electing six MLAs Edmonton (1930 Alberta general election) June 20, 1930 Lymburn's First Choice Votes Are Distributed; Fail To Elect Duggan; Tighe Now Eliminated Edmonton Bulletin 1 June 21, 1930 Fourteen Counts Are Necessary To Elect Six M.L.A.'s Edmonton Bulletin 1–2 14 John Lymburn AB United Farmers 14.76% 3,230 3,028 David Duggan AB Conservative 12.18% 2,665 2,685 2,712 2,746 2,870 2,895 2,978 2,986 3,004 3,006 3,128 3,028 Charles Gibbs AB Labour 10.34% 2,262 2,300 2,306 2,371 2,391 2,423 2,439 2,660 3,148 3,028 Charles Weaver AB Conservative 9.20% 2,013 2,046 2,102 2,138 2,247 2,272 2,440 2,469 2,499 2,504 2,555 2,573 2,645 2,903 William R. Howson AB Liberal 8.39% 1,835 1,857 1,865 1,897 1,922 2,054 2,094 2,123 2,152 2,155 2,181 2,187 2,778 2,915 William Atkinson AB Conservative 8.16% 1,786 1,798 1,806 1,823 1,877 1,895 1,985 2,013 2,033 2,034 2,088 2,118 2,189 2,360 Warren Prevey AB Liberal 6.08% 1,331 1,349 1,357 1,376 1,390 1,534 1,563 1,597 1,621 1,623 1,703 1,734 2,101 2,284 James Collisson AB Liberal 4.75% 1,040 1,047 1,084 1,142 1,171 1,220 1,225 1,232 1,247 1,249 1,302 1,306 Alfred Farmilo AB Labour 3.80% 832 837 839 866 878 883 888 925 1,061 1,118 1,671 1,682 1,749 Samuel Barnes AB Labour 3.74% 818 826 826 841 845 852 870 914 1,004 1,052 Jan Lakeman AB Communist 3.44% 752 754 755 771 776 779 781 Daniel Kennedy Knott AB Labour 3.41% 745 756 759 776 787 800 809 889 N. C. Willson AB Conservative 2.06% 451 455 464 465 480 480 G. V. Pelton AB Liberal 2.02% 442 451 451 476 479 J. A. Buchanan AB Conservative 1.94% 424 426 430 438 Joseph Clarke AB Independent 1.71% 374 382 390 R. D. Tighe AB Conservative 0.86% 189 191 1 15 35 48 74 89 353 392 392 505 505 643 1,643 14 39,209 21,189 690 3,028 55.80 a Lymburn, Gibbs and Duncan were the only candidates that won by achieving the quota. Howson, Weaver and Atkinson won by attaining the three largest vote tallies of the four candidates still in the running in the final count. Edmonton (1930 Alberta general election)(analysis of transferred votes, candidates ranked in order of 1st preference) #66CC00 UFA John Lymburn 1 3230 15.24 3230 8000 #9999FF Conservative David Duggan 11 3128 15.12 2665 8000 #EEBBBB Labour Charles Gibbs 9 3148 15.14 2262 8000 #9999FF Conservative Charles Weaver 14 2903 14.85 2013 8000 #EA6D6A Liberal William R. Howson 14 2915 14.91 1835 8000 #9999FF Conservative William Atkinson 14 2360 12.07 1786 8000 #EA6D6A Liberal Warren Prevey 14 2284 11.69 1331 8000 #EA6D6A Liberal James Collisson 12 1306 6.31 1040 8000 #EEBBBB Labour Alfred Farmilo 13 1749 8.51 832 8000 #EEBBBB Labour Samuel Barnes 10 1052 5.06 818 8000 #FF6347 Communist Jan Lakeman 7 781 3.70 752 8000 #EEBBBB Labour Daniel Kennedy Knott 8 889 4.27 745 8000 #9999FF Conservative N. C. Willson 6 480 2.27 451 8000 #EA6D6A Liberal G. V. Pelton 5 479 2.27 442 8000 #9999FF Conservative J. A. Buchanan 4 438 2.07 424 8000 #DCDCDC Independent Joseph Clarke 3 390 1.84 374 8000 #9999FF Conservative R. D. Tighe 2 191 0.90 189 8000 1643 7.75 14 8000 1,643 7.75 + Initial terminal transfer rates for votes (1930)Transferred from Non-transferrable % transferred to TotalConservative Liberal Labour Independent CommunistAB United Farmers colour&name (Lymburn)1 73 56 62 8 2 2020.50% 36.14% 27.72% 30.69% 3.96% 0.99% 100.00%AB Conservative colour&name (Tighe)14 104 53 11 8 1 1917.33% 54.45% 27.75% 5.76% 4.19% 0.52% 100.00%AB Independent colour&name (Clarke)20 96 134 124 – 16 3905.13% 24.62% 34.36% 31.79% – 4.10% 100.00%AB Liberal colour&name (Pelton)26 68 325 57 – 3 4795.43% 14.20% 67.85% 11.90% – 0.63% 100.00%AB Communist colour&name (Lakeman)264 65 70 382 – – 78133.80% 8.32% 8.96% 48.91% – – 100.00%AB Labour colour&name (Knott)39 68 68 714 – – 8894.39% 7.65% 7.65% 80.31% – – 100.00% References Further reading 1930 The Canadian Annual Review of Public Affairs, 1929–30 The Annual Review Company Toronto https://archive.org/details/canadianannualre0000unse_s4b4 External links Elections Alberta Legislative Assembly of Alberta Category:1930 elections in Canada 1930 Category:1930 in Alberta Category:June 1930 in Canada