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Voting Day October 21, 2003

For the latest developments in individual districts, please select a district from the drop-down menu to the right. All results are unofficial.

Overall Election Results
Party	Elected	Leading	Total	Pop. Vote %
PC	34	0	34	58.72%
LIB	12	0	12	33.19%
NDP	2	0	2	6.87%
OTH	0	0	0	1.22%
Last Update Tue Oct 21 10:57:10 NDT 2003				48 seats

Note: results appear after an elect is declared.
AVALON
Party	Elected	Vote Count	Pop. Vote
Conservative	4	25850	59.29%
Liberal	3	16198	37.15%
Last Update Tue Oct 21 10:57:10 NDT 2003			7 seats

The Avalon region includes seven districts on the Avalon Peninsula, outside the St. John's metropolitan area and northeastern Avalon. Bellevue, the westernmost district, includes the northern Burin Peninsula.

Note: results appear after an elect is declared.
CENTRAL NFLD
Party	Elected	Vote Count	Pop. Vote
Conservative	4	20668	54.18%
Liberal	3	16038	42.04%
Last Update Tue Oct 21 10:57:10 NDT 2003			7 seats

Central Newfoundland region includes seven districts spread from Baie Verte and Grand Falls-Buchansin the west to Gander and Twillingate and Fogo in the east.

Note: results appear after an elect is declared.
EASTERN NFLD
Party	Elected	Vote Count	Pop. Vote
Conservative	4	14987	64.62%
Last Update Tue Oct 21 10:57:10 NDT 2003			4 seats

East region has four districts, including Bonavista North, Bonavista South, Terra Nova and Trinity North.

Note: results appear after an elect is declared.
LABRADOR
Party	Elected	Vote Count	Pop. Vote
Liberal	2	3997	29.92%
New Democrat	1	2897	21.68%
Conservative	1	4074	30.49%
Last Update Tue Oct 21 10:57:10 NDT 2003			4 seats

The Labrador region is made of up the four districts on the mainland portion of the province.

Note: results appear after an elect is declared.
METRO ST. JOHN'S
Party	Elected	Vote Count	Pop. Vote
Conservative	13	62369	67.66%
New Democrat	1	11206	12.16%
Last Update Tue Oct 21 10:57:10 NDT 2003			14 seats

Metropolitan St. John's has 14 districts, including all those in St. John's, Mount Pearl, Paradise, Conception Bay South and smaller communities on the northeast Avalon.

Note: results appear after an elect is declared.
SOUTHERN NFLD
Party	Elected	Vote Count	Pop. Vote
Liberal	3	12350	54.41%
Conservative	1	9531	41.99%
Last Update Tue Oct 21 10:57:10 NDT 2003			4 seats

The south region has four districts along Newfoundland's south coast. It stretches from Burgeo and La Poile in the west to Burin and Placentia West on the Burin Peninsula.


1	Baie Verte		25	Lake Melville
2	Bay of Islands		26	Lewisporte
3	Bellevue		27	Mount Pearl
4	Bonavista North		28	Placentia & St. Mary's
5	Bonavista South		29	Port Au Port
6	Burgeo & La Poile		30	Port De Grave
7	Burin - Placentia West		31	St. Barbe
8	Cape St. Francis		32	St. George's - Stephenville East
9	Carbonear - Harbour Grace		33	St. John's Centre
10	Cartwright - L'Anse Au Clair		34	St. John's East
11	Conception Bay East & Bell Island		35	St. John's North
12	Conception Bay South		36	St. John's South
13	Exploits		37	St. John's West
14	Ferryland		38	Signal Hill - Quidi Vidi
15	Fortune Bay - Cape La Hune		39	Terra Nova
16	Gander		40	The Straits & White Bay North
17	Grand Bank		41	Topsail
18	Grand Falls - Buchans		42	Torngat Mountains
19	Harbour Main - Whitbourne		43	Trinity - Bay De Verde
20	Humber East		44	Trinity North
21	Humber Valley		45	Twillingate & Fogo
22	Humber West		46	Virginia Waters
23	Kilbride		47	Waterford Valley
24	Labrador West		48	Windsor - Springdale

To find your local returning office, where to vote and information about your district visit the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer Web site.


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			Indepth Features Political watchers say the colour of Bellevue on election night will be the barometer of Liberal fortunes. Full story >>

			Indepth Features CBC Online put some non-political questions to the leaders of the three main parties. See how they responded. Full story >> (This will open in a separate window. Flash plug-in required )

			Indepth Features Conservative Leader Danny Williams is campaigning on a message of change, but a promise in his blue book gives a distinct sense of deja vu. Full story >>

			Reporter's Notebook I thought I'd been abandoned by the Liberals Friday afternoon in Stoneville, north of Gander Bay. more >>

			Commentary The campaigning is over and voters in Newfoundland and Labrador will elect a new government today.more >>

			Radio and Television Daily archives of election video and audio in a variety of streaming formats from CBC Radio and CBC Television. Full story >>

			For The Record Listen to the party leaders in their own words. more>>

			CBC Archives Voting in past Newfoundland and Labrador Elections more >>

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