District Profiles

DISTRICT: GRAND LAKE-GAGETOWN
Candidate	Party	Vote Count	Vote Share	Elected
Eugene McGinley	LIB	3518	48.67%	X
Jack Carr	PC	3301	45.66%
Helen Marie Partridge MacLean	NDP	410	5.67%
September 19, 1:13:13 AM ADT		45 of 45 polls reporting

Grand Lake - Gagetown (41)

Candidates:

PC:	Jack Carr
LIB:	Eugene McGinley (incumbent)
NDP:	Helen Partridge (MacLean)

District Profile:

The total population is 12,442.

District Map:

From Elections New Brunswick:

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History:

Grand Lake was created as a new riding in 1995 from parts of the areas of Queens North, Sunbury and Queens South.

LIB: 2003.
PC: 1999.
LIB: 1995.

Redistribution:

This new district contains the electoral district of Grand Lake, minus the areas of Pepper Creek and the parish of Maugerville, which have been transferred to the electoral district of Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak. The parish of Brunswick has also been transferred to the electoral district of Petitcodiac. The new district also encompasses the parishes of Hampstead, Gagetown, Johnston, Wickham and Cambridge Narrows, and the villages of Gagetown and Cambridge Narrows, which have been transferred from the electoral district of Oromocto-Gagetown.

Political History:

GRAND LAKE
2003:	LIB EUGENE McGINLEY defeated PC DAVID JORDAN by 2,217 votes.
1999:	JORDAN defeated LIB DOUG TYLER by 524 votes.
1995:	TYLER, MLA for Queens North, defeated PC STEVE McCREADY by 1,556 votes. May 14, 1998: TYLER reappointed minister of agriculture and rural development and deputy house leader; appointed deputy premier, minister of natural Resources and energy.
QUEENS NORTH (new riding in 1974)
1991:	COR MAX WHITE defeated LIB SHAWN PERRY by 1,319 votes.
1987:	LIB DOUG HARRISON defeated PC HORACE SMITH by 2,634 votes.
1974-1982:	SMITH won in Sunbury in 1974, 1978, 1982. He was minister of municipal affairs, 1974-1982.
QUEENS (before division in 1974):
Queens had been 2-member seat.
1935-1970:	2 LIBs: 1935; 2 CONS: 1939; 2 LIBs: 1944, 1948; 2 PCs: 1952, 1956, 1960, 1963; 1 LIB, 1 PC: 1967, 1970.

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Overall Election Results
Party	Elected	Leading	Total	Vote Share
LIB	29	0	29	47.10%
PC	26	0	26	47.50%
NDP	0	0	0	5.10%
OTH	0	0	0	.20%
Last Update:September 19, 1:13:13 AM ADT