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1979 Newfoundland general election

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The 39th Newfoundland general election was held on June 18, 1979 to elect members of the 38th General Assembly of Newfoundland, the tenth general election for the province of Newfoundland, Canada. It was won by the Progressive Conservative party.

Results

	Party	Leader	1975	Seats won	% change	Popular vote	(%){{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row-name}}	Brian Peckford	30	33	+10%	119,151	50.4%{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row-name}}	Donald Jamieson	16	19	+19%	95,943	40.6%{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/NDP/row}}	New Democratic	John Greene	0	0	0%	18,507	7.8%{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Independents/row}}	Other		5	0	0%	2,786	1.2%
Totals			51	52	-	237,135	100%

Members elected

For complete electoral history, see individual districts

38th General Assembly of Newfoundland
	District	Member	Party{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Baie Verte-White Bay	Thomas Gerald Rideout	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Bay of Islands	Luke Woodrow	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Bellevue	Donald C. Jamieson	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Bonavista North	Len Stirling	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Bonavista South	James C. Morgan	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Burgeo-Bay d'Espoir	Roger Simmons	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Burin-Placentia West	Don Hollett	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Carbonear	Rod Moores	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Conception Bay South	John Butt	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Eagle River	Eugene Hiscock	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Exploits	Hugh M. Twomey	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Ferryland	Charlie Power	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Fogo	Beaton Tulk	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Fortune-Hermitage	Don Stewart	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Gander	Hazel R. Newhook	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Grand Bank	Leslie Thoms	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Grand Falls	Leonard Simms	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Green Bay	Brian Peckford	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Harbour Grace	Haig Young	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Harbour Main-Bell Island	Norman E. Doyle	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Humber East	Lynn Verge	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Humber Valley	Wallace House	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Humber West	Raymond Baird	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Kilbride	Robert J. Aylward	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	LaPoile	Steve Neary	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Lewisporte	Freeman White	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Menihek	Peter J. Walsh	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Mount Pearl	H. Neil Windsor	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Mount Scio	Leo Barry	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Naskaupi	Joseph Goudie	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Placentia	William G. Patterson	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Pleasantville	Jerome Dinn	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Port au Port	James Hodder	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Port de Grave	Randy W. Collins	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	St. Barbe	Trevor Bennett	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	St. George's	Ronald Gilbert Dawe	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	St. John's Centre	Patrick J. McNicholas	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	St. John's East	William W. Marshall	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	St. John's East Extern	Thomas V. Hickey	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	St. John's North	John A. Carter	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	St. John's South	John Collins	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	St. John's West	Harold Barrett	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	St. Mary's-The Capes	Walter C. Carter	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Stephenville	Fred Stagg	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Strait of Belle Isle	Edward Roberts	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Terra Nova	Thomas Lush	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Torngat Mountains	Garfield Warren	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Trinity-Bay de Verde	Fred B. Rowe	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Trinity North	Charlie Brett	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Twillingate	William N. Rowe	Liberal{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|PC\|row}}	Waterford-Kenmount	Gerry Ottenheimer	Progressive Conservative{{Canadian party colour\|NL\|Liberal\|row}}	Windsor-Buchans	Graham Flight	Liberal

References

Election Report

4 : Elections in Newfoundland and Labrador|1979 elections in Canada|1979 in Newfoundland and Labrador|June 1979 events

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