| 释义 |
- Voter turnout
- Results Mayor Aldermen Public school trustees Separate (Catholic) school trustees
- References
The 1977 municipal election was held October 19, 1977 to elect a mayor and twelve aldermen to sit on Edmonton City Council, nine trustees to sit on the public school board, and seven trustees to sit on the separate school board. This was the first election in which a nine-member public school board was elected instead of the seven member board that had previously existed. It was also the last election to use only four wards; beginning in 1980, two aldermen were elected from each of six wards. Voter turnoutThere were 116,525 ballots cast out of 305,342 eligible voters, for a voter turnout of 38.2%. Results(bold indicates elected, italics indicate incumbent) Mayor| Party | Candidate | Votes | %{{Canadian politics/party colours/Independents/row}} | Independent | Cec Purves | 38,720 | 33.92%{{Canadian politics/party colours/Independents/row}} | Independent | Laurence Decore | 29,682 | 26.00%{{Canadian politics/party colours/Independents/row}} | Independent | Terry Cavanagh | 28,941 | 25.36%{{Canadian politics/party colours/Independents/row}} | Independent | Ivor Dent | 13,818 | 12.11%{{CANelec |EDM |Revolutionary Workers League |Donald Tapscott |1,395 |1.22%}}{{Canadian politics/party colours/Independents/row}} | Independent | Eddie Keehn | 1,108 | 0.97%{{Canadian politics/party colours/Independents/row}} | Independent | John Horobec | 479 | 0.42% |
(William Hawrelak had been elected mayor in the 1974 election, but had died in office. Cavanagh was selected by council to replace him.) AldermenGuide: - E.C.G.A = Edmonton Civic Government Association
- E.V.A. = Edmonton Voters Association
- U.R.G.E. = Urban Reform Group Edmonton
| Ward 1 | Ward 2 | Ward 3 | Ward 4 | | Party | Candidate | Votes | Party | Candidate | Votes | Party | Candidate | Votes | Party | Candidate | Votes |
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| EDM|Urban Reform Group Edmonton|background}}| | U.R.G.E. | Lois Campbell | 12,958 | | Ind. | Gene Dub | 11,202 | | E.C.G.A | Ron Hayter | 11,425 | EDM|Urban Reform Group Edmonton|background}}| | U.R.G.E. | Bettie Hewes | 16,560 | | E.C.G.A | Kenneth Newman | 14,619 | | E.C.G.A | Olivia Butti | 10,553 | | Ind. | Ed Leger | 10,760 | | E.C.G.A | William Chmiliar | 14,473 | | E.C.G.A | Paul Norris | 12,014 | | Ind. | Percy Wickman | 8,755 | EDM|Urban Reform Group Edmonton|background}}| | U.R.G.E. | Edward Kennedy | 9,957 | | E.C.G.A | Buck Olsen | 14,090 | | Ind. | Carl Paproski | 11,926 | EDM|Urban Reform Group Edmonton|background}}| | U.R.G.E. | Gerry Wright | 6,311 | | Ind. | David Stewart | 6,342 | | Ind. | Sheila McKay | 10,876 | | E.C.G.A | Bud Salloum | 10,693 | | Ind. | Bob Caine | 5,304 | EDM|Edmonton Voters Association|background}}| | E.V.A. | Walter Doskoch | 4,290 | | E.C.G.A | Darryl Smith | 8,958 | | Ind. | Nick Fedorak | 7,440 | | Ind. | Solomon Agronin | 5,153 | | Ind. | Clarence (Chuck) Bolton | 3,408 | | Ind. | Mitchell Wijcik | 6,515 | | Ind. | Donald Eastcott | 5,390 | | Ind. | Kenneth Burton | 4,668 | | Ind. | Ernest Whitely | 3,362 | EDM|Edmonton Voters Association|background}}| | E.V.A. | Ed Ewasiuk | 6,192 | | Ind. | Cal O'Brian | 4,624 | | E.C.G.A | Ed Baxter | 4,138 | | | Ind. | John Lakusta | 3,031 | | EDM|Edmonton Voters Association|background}}| | E.V.A. | Gerry Paschen | 3,983 | | Ind. | Henry Rutkowski | 3,167 | | | Ind. | Johannes Bosch | 2,703 | EDM|Edmonton Voters Association|background}}| | E.V.A. | Robert Blakely | 2,867 | | | Ind. | Olga Cylurik | 1,870 | | EDM|Edmonton Voters Association|background}}| | E.V.A. | E. J. (Slim) Powell | 1,800 | | Ind. | Richard Guthrie | 1,171 |
Public school trustees- Shirley Forbes - 38468
- Mel Binder - 37438
- Ernie Lund - 35406
- Jim Patrick - 33618
- Don Massey - 33444
- Catherine Ford - 33170
- Richard Jamieson - 32371
- James Falconer - 31754
- Elaine Jones - 27494
- Lorne Mowers - 26792
- Vernon Johnson - 25896
- Douglas Sorenson - 24397
- Molly Glass - 21330
- John Mason - 16319
- Clare Brown - 16252
Separate (Catholic) school trustees- Leo Floyd - 16438
- Jean McDonald - 15123
- Barry Cavanaugh - 11506
- Phil Gibeau - 11207
- Laurier Picard - 11071
- Raymond Pinkowski - 10342
- Joe Donahue - 9810
- William McNeill - 8664
- Zan Matishank - 8436
- Patrick Murphy - 7873
- Lyle Lavender - 7039
- John Kash - 6506
- Paul Haljan - 4659
ReferencesCity of Edmonton: Edmonton Elections{{Edmonton elections}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Edmonton Municipal Election, 1977}} 3 : Municipal elections in Edmonton|1977 elections in Canada|1977 in Alberta |