1960 год в Британской Колумбии всеобщие выборы

1960 год в Британской Колумбии всеобщие выборы
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52 места Законодательного собрания Британской Колумбии ; 27 мест были необходимы для большинства
Premier before election; W. A. C. Bennett; Social Credit	Premier after election ; W. A. C. Bennett; Social Credit

Общие выборы в Британской Колумбии 1960 года были 26 -й всеобщие выборы в провинции Британская Колумбия , Канада. Он был сделан, чтобы избрать членов Законодательного собрания Британской Колумбии . Выборы были вызваны 3 августа 1960 года и состоялись 12 сентября 1960 года. Новый законодательный орган впервые встретился 26 января 1961 года.

Консервативный социальный кредит премьер-министра WAC Bennett был переизбран с большинством в законодательном органе на четвертый срок в правительстве, несмотря на то, что потерял семь процентных пунктов голосования и семь своих мест в законодательном органе.

The opposition Co-operative Commonwealth Federation increased both its share of the popular vote and its number of seats.

Британская либеральная партия Колумбии проиграла небольшую часть своего популярного голосования, но сумела удвоить свое собрание с двух до четырех членов.

The Progressive Conservative Party doubled its share of the popular vote to almost 7%, but won no seats in the legislature.

Results

Elections to the 26th Legislative Assembly of British Columbia (1960)^[1]
Political party		Party leader	MLAs				Votes
Political party		Party leader	Candidates	1956	1960	±	#	±	%	± (pp)
	Social Credit	W.A.C. Bennett	52	39	32	7	386,886	12,175	38.83	7.01
	Co-operative Commonwealth	Bob Strachan	52	10	16	6	326,094	94,583	32.73	4.41
	Liberal	Ray Perrault	50	2	4	2	208,249	30,327	20.90	0.87
	Progressive Conservative	Deane Finlayson	52	–	–	–	66,943	41,570	6.72	3.61
	Labour	Tom Uphill	–	1	–	1	Retired
	Communist^{[a 1]}		19	–	–	–	5,675	2,294	0.57	0.16
	Independent		5	–	–	–	2,557	621	0.25	0.14
Total			230	52	52		996,404		100.00%
Rejected ballots^[2]							9,862	3,220
Actual voters who voted^[2]							628,031	118,622	71.84%	6.41
Registered voters^[2]							874,267	95,680

^ Previously known as Labor-Progressive

Seats and popular vote by party^[1]
Party	Seats	Votes	Change (pp)
█ Social Credit	32 / 52	38.83%	-7.01
█ Co-operative Commonwealth	16 / 52	32.73%	4.41	4.41
█ Liberal	4 / 52	20.90%	-0.87
█ Progressive Conservative	0 / 52	6.72%	3.61	3.61
█ Other	0 / 52	0.82%	-0.14

MLAs elected

Single-member districts

Alberni: Stanley John Squire

Atlin: Frank Calder

Cariboo: William C. Speare

Chilliwack: William Kenneth Kiernan

Columbia: Richard Orr Newton

Comox: Daniel Campbell

Cowichan-Newcastle: Robert Strachan

Cranbrook: Leo Nimsick

Dewdney: Dave Barrett

Esquimalt: Herbert Joseph Bruch

Fernie: Harry McKay

Fort George: Ray Williston

Grand Forks-Greenwood: Lois Haggen

Kamloops: Phil Gaglardi

Kaslo-Slocan: Randolph Harding

Lillooet: Don Robinson

Mackenzie: Anthony Gargrave

Nanaimo and the Islands: Earle Cathers Westwood

Nelson-Creston: Wesley Drewett Black

New Westminster: Rae Eddie

North Okanagan: Lorne Shantz

North Peace River: Jacob Francis Huhn

Oak Bay: Alan MacFarlane

Omineca: Cyril Morley Shelford

Prince Rupert: William Harvey Murray

Revelstoke: George Hobbs

Rossland-Trail: Donald Leslie Brothers

Saanich: John Douglas Tisdalle

Salmon Arm: Willis Franklin Jefcoat

Similkameen: Frank Richter, Jr.

Skeena: Dudley George Little

South Okanagan: W. A. C. Bennett

South Peace River: Stanley Carnell

Yale: Irvine Finlay Corbett

Multi-member districts

Burnaby: Cedric Cox

Burnaby: Gordon Dowding

Delta: Camille Mather

Delta: James Rhodes

North Vancouver: Gordon Gibson, Sr.

North Vancouver: Ray Perrault

Vancouver-Burrard: Eric Charles Fitzgerald Martin

Vancouver-Burrard: Bert Price

Vancouver Centre: Alexander Small Matthew

Vancouver Centre: Leslie Peterson

Vancouver East: Alexander Macdonald

Vancouver East: Arthur James Turner

Vancouver-Point Grey: Thomas Audley Bate

Vancouver-Point Grey: Robert Bonner

Vancouver-Point Grey: Buda Brown

Victoria City: William Chant

Victoria City: Waldo McTavish Skillings

Victoria City: John Donald Smith

Synopsis of results

Results by riding - 1960 British Columbia general election (single-member districts)^[3]
Riding	Winning party								Votes
Name	1956		Party		Votes	Share	Margin #	Margin %	SC	CCF	Lib	PC	Comm	Ind	Total
Name	1956		Party		Votes	Share	Margin #	Margin %							Total

Alberni		CCF		CCF	4,093	45.05%	1,127	12.40%	2,966	4,093	1,305	514	207	–	9,085
Atlin		SC		CCF	444	53.30%	177	21.25%	267	444	–	122	–	–	833
Cariboo		SC		SC	3,091	40.90%	1,018	13.47%	3,091	1,842	2,073	552	–	–	7,558
Chilliwack		SC		SC	10,051	54.30%	5,928	32.03%	10,051	4,123	3,163	1,173	–	–	18,510
Columbia		SC		SC	1,115	42.35%	340	12.92%	1,115	775	593	150	–	–	2,633
Comox		SC		SC	6,100	38.63%	28	0.18%	6,100	6,072	2,759	653	207	–	15,791
Cowichan-Newcastle		CCF		CCF	6,261	58.68%	3,228	30.25%	3,033	6,261	–	1,206	170	–	10,670
Cranbrook		CCF		CCF	2,786	44.18%	1,086	17.22%	1,700	2,786	1,475	345	–	–	6,306
Dewdney		SC		CCF	12,637	43.73%	1,924	6.66%	10,713	12,637	4,512	803	233	–	28,898
Esquimalt		SC		SC	4,429	40.38%	1,046	9.54%	4,429	3,383	2,165	991	–	–	10,968
Fernie		Lab		Lib	1,126	36.23%	199	6.40%	927	864	1,126	191	–	–	3,108
Fort George		SC		SC	5,066	55.28%	2,730	29.79%	5,066	2,336	1,416	346	–	–	9,164
Grand Forks-Greenwood		CCF		CCF	1,115	42.35%	363	13.79%	752	1,115	564	202	–	–	2,633
Kamloops		SC		SC	4,777	45.86%	1,949	18.71%	4,777	2,828	1,437	1,374	–	–	10,416
Kaslo-Slocan		CCF		CCF	1,298	50.35%	565	21.92%	733	1,298	303	244	–	–	2,578
Lillooet		SC		SC	1,695	39.56%	364	8.50%	1,695	1,331	923	336	–	–	4,285
Mackenzie		CCF		CCF	4,952	46.44%	1,785	16.74%	3,167	4,952	2,058	487	–	–	10,664
Nanaimo and the Islands		SC		SC	4,599	42.34%	51	0.47%	4,599	4,548	1,036	607	72	–	10,862
Nelson-Creston		SC		SC	4,501	49.37%	1,837	20.15%	4,501	2,664	1,222	730	–	–	9,117
New Westminster		CCF		CCF	6,496	41.25%	1,455	9.24%	5,041	6,496	2,519	1,691	–	–	15,747
North Okanagan		SC		SC	4,553	43.01%	1,525	14.41%	4,553	3,028	1,817	1,098	91	–	10,587
North Peace River		SC		SC	1,651	46.21%	693	19.40%	1,651	769	958	114	–	81	3,573
Oak Bay		Lib		Lib	4,558	44.46%	778	7.59%	3,780	701	4,558	1,212	–	–	10,251
Omineca		SC		SC	1,633	45.88%	514	14.44%	1,633	1,119	529	278	–	–	3,559
Prince Rupert		SC		SC	2,367	40.87%	228	3.94%	2,367	2,139	1,087	199	–	–	5,792
Revelstoke		SC		CCF	1,417	44.12%	472	14.70%	945	1,417	585	265	–	–	3,212
Rossland-Trail		SC		SC	5,562	51.12%	3,026	27.81%	5,562	2,536	2,034	608	141	–	10,881
Saanich		SC		SC	10,165	44.23%	3,653	15.90%	10,165	6,512	4,451	1,782	73	–	22,983
Salmon Arm		SC		SC	1,979	41.75%	312	6.58%	1,979	1,667	481	613	–	–	4,740
Similkameen		SC		SC	4,797	46.84%	1,646	16.07%	4,797	3,151	1,454	840	–	–	10,242
Skeena		SC		SC	2,379	41.19%	242	4.19%	2,379	2,137	848	411	–	–	5,775
South Okanagan		SC		SC	8,058	59.89%	5,156	38.32%	8,058	2,902	1,238	1,256	–	–	13,454
South Peace River		SC		SC	3,133	59.39%	1,794	34.01%	3,133	1,339	303	500	–	–	5,275
Yale		SC		SC	1,103	31.24%	29	1.82%	1,103	1,074	964	390	–	–	3,531

= open seat

= turnout is above provincial average

= winning candidate was in previous Legislature

= incumbent had switched allegiance

= previously incumbent in another riding

= not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature

= incumbency arose from byelection gain

= other incumbents renominated

= previously an MP in the House of Commons of Canada

= multiple candidates

Results by riding - 1956 British Columbia general election (multiple-member districts)^[3]
Riding		Winning party		Votes							Voters who voted^[4]
Name	MLAs	1956	1960	SC	CCF	Lib	PC	Comm	Ind	Total
Name	MLAs	1956	1960							Total
Burnaby	2	2	2	13,469	17,659	7,601	1,075	409	–	79,309	41,669
Burnaby	2	2	2	13,394	17,522	7,111	1,069	–	–	79,309	41,669
Delta	2	2	2	21,011	21,839	8,529	2,280	505	2,010^{[a 1]}	106,328	55,073
Delta	2	2	2	17,291	21,559	8,517	2,159	408	220	106,328	55,073
North Vancouver	2	2	2	12,804	6,746	14,408	3,260^{[a 2]}	242	–	72,331	37,901
North Vancouver	2	2	2	12,276	6,720	13,287^{[a 3]}	2,397	191	–	72,331	37,901
Vancouver-Burrard	2	2	2	10,642	9,505	5,744	2,611	339	87	56,382	29,534
Vancouver-Burrard	2	2	2	10,231	9,333	5,715	1,904	271	–	56,382	29,534
Vancouver Centre	2	2	2	8,516	6,530	3,726	1,421	420	–	40,733	21,312
Vancouver Centre	2	2	2	8,227	6,378	3,724	1,411	380	–	40,733	21,312
Vancouver East	2	1 1	2	16,622	25,610	5,906	1,080	718	159	99,479	51,781
Vancouver East	2	1 1	2	16,379	25,580	5,828	999	598	–	99,479	51,781
Vancouver-Point Grey	3	3	3	24,273^{[a 4]}	12,702	17,438	6,774	–	–	172,832	59,871
				23,950	12,158	15,107	6,453	–	–
				23,583	11,538	14,827	4,029	–	–
Victoria City	3	2 1	3	9,864	4,598	7,278	2,236	–	–	65,329	22,387
				8,855	4,516	6,083	1,959	–	–
				8,671	4,262	5,464	1,543	–	–

^ Gordon Lionel Gibson was elected as a Socred MLA in a 1957 byelection.
^ Deane Finlayson, PC party leader
^ Gordon Gibson, Sr. had previously been MLA for Lillooet from 1953 to 1955.
^ Robert Bonner was previously an MLA for the district.

= winning candidate

Дальнейшее чтение

История избирателей Британской Колумбии, 1871–1986 (PDF) . Выборы до н.э. 1988. ISBN 0-7718-8677-2 .
Сэйвелл, Джон Т. , изд. (1961). Канадский ежегодный обзор за 1960 год . Торонто: Университет Торонто Пресс.

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^ Jump up to: ^а ^{беременный} Выборы до н.э. 1988 , с. 267–271, 277–282.
^ Выборы до н.э. 1988 , с. 537.

[2] Previously known as Labor-Progressive

[6] Gordon Lionel Gibson was elected as a Socred MLA in a 1957 byelection.

[7] Deane Finlayson, PC party leader

[8] Gordon Gibson, Sr. had previously been MLA for Lillooet from 1953 to 1955.

[9] Robert Bonner was previously an MLA for the district.

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[FOOTNOTEElections_BC1988267–271,_277–282-4] Jump up to: ^а ^{беременный} Выборы до н.э. 1988 , с. 267–271, 277–282.

[FOOTNOTEElections_BC1988537-5] Выборы до н.э. 1988 , с. 537.

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Results

MLAs elected

Synopsis of results

See also

Дальнейшее чтение

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