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Template:1952 Alberta general election/Edmonton

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1952 Alberta general election: Edmonton
Party Candidate Votes
1st count
% Votes
final count
Elected
Social Credit Ernest Manning 17,022 29.73% 6,505 Green tickY
Liberal James Harper Prowse 7,264 12.69% 6,505 Green tickY
Co-operative Commonwealth Elmer Roper 6,632 11.58% 6,505 Green tickY
Conservative John Percy Page 2,212 3.86% 5,504 Green tickY
Social Credit Joseph Donovan Ross 1,757 3.07% 6,505 Green tickY
Social Credit Ambrose Holowach 1,381 2.41%
Liberal Andre Milville Dechene 1,340 2.34%
Liberal Peter J. Lazarowich 1,136 1.98%
Social Credit Harry D. Carrigan 1,135 1.98%
Social Credit Stella M. Baker 1,126 1.97%
Conservative Marshall E. Manning 1,060 1.85%
Liberal Harold Tanner 875 1.53% 4,921 Green tickY
Social Credit Williston Haszard 834 1.46%
Labor–Progressive Bernard R. Swankey 824 1.44%
Liberal Cora Casselman 819 1.43%
Social Credit Edgar Gerhart 769 1.34% 5,895 Green tickY
Co-operative Commonwealth Robert Atkin 658 1.15%
Liberal Laurette C. Douglas 632 1.10%
Co-operative Commonwealth Roy Jamha 619 1.08%
Co-operative Commonwealth Arthur E. Thornton 612 1.07%
Liberal Duncan Innes 608 1.06%
Co-operative Commonwealth Floyd Albin Johnson 500 0.87%
Conservative Marcel Lambert 432 0.75%
Conservative Frederick John Mitchell 430 0.75%
Co-operative Commonwealth Norman Finnemore 413 0.72%
Co-operative Commonwealth Winnifred Scott 383 0.67%
Conservative Mrs. Arnold Taylor 272 0.48%
Conservative John A. L. Smith 189 0.33%
Conservative Edward Sturrock 105 0.18%
Total 52,039
Rejected, spoiled and declined 5,217
Eligible electors / turnout 108,424 52.81%
Source(s)
"Edmonton results 1952 Alberta general election". Alberta Online Encyclopedia. Retrieved 2010-12-08.
Note: Seven seats were awarded in the Edmonton Electoral District through single transferable vote. The Hare Quota, the number of votes needed to win a seat, was 6,505. Ernest Manning, James Harper Prowse, and Elmer Roper were elected on the first count.