1905 Saskatchewan general election














Saskatchewan general election, 1905






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25 seats in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
13 seats needed for a majority




















































 
 First party
 Second party
 
Premier Scott.jpg
FrederickWAGHaultain.png
Leader
Thomas Walter Scott
Frederick W. A. G. Haultain
Party
Liberal
Provincial Rights
Leader since
16 August 1905
 1905
Leader's seat
Lumsden
South Qu'Appelle
Last election
 6
 11
Seats won
 16
 9
Popular vote
 17,812
 16,184
Percentage
 52.2%
 47.5%







Premier before election

Thomas Walter Scott
Liberal
Premier-designate

Thomas Walter Scott
Liberal




First Legislature, 1906, Saskatchewan


The Saskatchewan general election of 1905 was the first provincial election in the newly created Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It was held on 13 December 1905 to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan. Walter Scott led the Liberal Party of Saskatchewan to victory over the Provincial Rights Party of Frederick W. A. G. Haultain, and became the first Premier of the new province.
















































Party
 Party Leader
 # of
candidates
 Elected
 Popular Vote
#
 %
 
Liberal
Walter Scott
 25
16
 17,812
 52.25%
 
Provincial Rights
Frederick Haultain
 24
9
 16,184
 47.47%
 
 Independent
 1
–
 94
 0.28%

Total
50
25
34,090
100%

Source: Elections Saskatchewan


Members of the Legislative Assembly elected


For complete electoral history, see individual districts

































































































































































1st Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly
 
 District
 Member
 Party
 
Batoche
William Grant
Liberal
 
Battleford
Albert Champagne
Liberal
 
Cannington
John D. Stewart
Liberal
 
Grenfell
Andrew Argue
Provincial Rights
 
Humboldt
David Neely
Liberal
 
Kinistino
Thomas Sanderson
Liberal
 
Lumsden
Thomas Walter Scott
Liberal
 
Maple Creek
David Wylie
Provincial Rights
 
Moose Jaw
John Sheppard
Liberal
 
Moose Jaw City
John Wellington
Provincial Rights
 
Moosomin
Daniel Ellis
Provincial Rights
 
North Qu'Appelle
William Richard Motherwell
Liberal
 
Prince Albert
Peter Tyerman*
Liberal
 
Prince Albert City
John Henderson Lamont
Liberal
 
Redberry
George Langley
Liberal
 
Regina City
James Bole
Liberal
 
Rosthern
Gerhard Ens
Liberal
 
Saltcoats
Thomas MacNutt
Liberal
 
Saskatoon
William C. Sutherland
Liberal
 
Souris
James T. Brown
Provincial Rights
 
South Qu'Appelle
Frederick Haultain
Provincial Rights
 
South Regina
James Alexander Calder
Liberal
 
Whitewood
Archibald Gillis
Provincial Rights
 
Wolseley
William Elliot
Provincial Rights
 
Yorkton
Thomas Garry
Liberal

Note:



*In 1907 by order of the Legislative Assembly Samuel Donaldson of the Provincial Rights party was declared elected and Peter Tyerman lost his seat


References



  • Saskatchewan Archives Board – Election Results By Electoral Division

  • Elections Saskatchewan - Provincial Vote Summaries



See also


  • List of Saskatchewan political parties









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