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词条	Saskatoon City (provincial electoral district)
释义	Election results See also References {{coord\|52\|07\|17\|N\|106\|39\|50\|W\|type:adm3rd_region:CA\|display=title}} Saskatoon City was a provincial electoral division in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. This constituency existed from 1908 to 1967. It was the riding of Premier James T.M. Anderson. During the 15th Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly (from 1964 to 1967), an amendment to the Representation Act divided Saskatoon City into several electoral divisions: Saskatoon City Park-University Saskatoon Mayfair Saskatoon Nutana Centre Saskatoon Nutana South Saskatoon Riversdale From 1921 to 1967 Saskatoon City was one of three districts in the province that elected more than one representative to the Legislature. Thus, multiple MLAs elected from this constituency will be noted in bold type. Election results {{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1908: Saskatoon City electoral district}} \|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Archibald Peter McNab\|794\|52.55%\|–}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Provincial Rights \|James R. Wilson \|align="right"\|717 \|align="right"\|47.45% \|align="right"\|– \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	1,511	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=December 24, 1908 By-Election: Saskatoon City electoral district}} \|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Archibald Peter McNab\|Acclaimed\|100.00%}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	Acclamation	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1912: Saskatoon City electoral district}} \|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Archibald Peter McNab\|1,460\|51.79%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Conservative \|Hugh Edwin Munroe \|align="right"\|1,359 \|align="right"\|48.21% \|align="right"\|- \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	2,819	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1917: Saskatoon City electoral district}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|Conservative \|Donald Maclean \|align="right"\|2,592 \|align="right"\|52.23% \|align="right"\|+4.02{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Philip Edward Mackenzie\|1,895\|38.18%\|-13.61}}{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}} \|Labour \|Alexander Melville Eddy \|align="right"\|476 \|align="right"\|9.59% \|align="right"\|– \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	4,963	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1921: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Independents/row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|Independent \|Harris Turner \|align="right"\|4,672 \|align="right"\|26.35% \|align="right"\|–{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Archibald Peter McNab\|4,198\|23.67%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|John Alexander Valens\|3,879\|21.88%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Conservative \|George Arthur Cruise \|align="right"\|3,293 \|align="right"\|18.57% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}} \|Independent Labour \|Alexander Melville Eddy \|align="right"\|1,690 \|align="right"\|9.53% \|align="right"\|- \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	17,732	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1925: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Archibald Peter McNab\|5,249\|23.69%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|Conservative \|James Thomas Milton Anderson \|align="right"\|5,001 \|align="right"\|22.58% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Conservative \|George Arthur Cruise \|align="right"\|4,250 \|align="right"\|19.18% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Gilbert Harrison Yule\|3,869\|17.46%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Progressive\|Harris Turner\|3,786\|17.09%\|–}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	22,155	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=January 21, 1927 By-Election: Saskatoon City - Seat #1}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|Conservative \|Howard McConnell \|align="right"\|5,288 \|align="right"\|55.09% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|John McDougal\|4,311\|44.91%\|-}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	9,599	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1929: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|Conservative \|Howard McConnell \|align="right"\|10,141 \|align="right"\|31.77% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|Conservative \|James Thomas Milton Anderson \|align="right"\|9,668 \|align="right"\|30.29% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|James Wilfred Estey\|6,092\|19.09%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Charles Wesley McCool\|6,017\|18.85%\|-}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	31,918	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=September 30, 1929 By-Election: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|Conservative \|James Thomas Milton Anderson \|align="right"\|Acclaimed \|align="right"\|{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|Conservative \|Howard McConnell \|align="right"\|Acclaimed \|align="right"\| \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	Acclamation	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1934: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|James Wilfred Estey\|9,168\|23.88%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|George Wesley Norman\|8,670\|22.58%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Conservative \|James Thomas Milton Anderson \|align="right"\|7,511 \|align="right"\|19.56% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Conservative \|Howard McConnell \|align="right"\|6,797 \|align="right"\|17.70% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}} \|Farmer-Labour \|Gladys Isabel Salisbury \|align="right"\|3,098 \|align="right"\|8.07% \|align="right"\|–{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}} \|Farmer-Labour \|John Johnson Egge \|align="right"\|2,797 \|align="right"\|7.29% \|align="right"\|–{{CANelec\|SK\|United Front\|William Taylor\|353\|0.92%\|–}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	38,394	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1938: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Robert Mitford Pinder\|7,213\|19.43%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|James Wilfred Estey\|6,893\|18.57%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Conservative \|James Thomas Milton Anderson \|align="right"\|5,006 \|align="right"\|13.49% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}} \|Independent Labour \|Robert Hunter \|align="right"\|4,813 \|align="right"\|12.96% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Conservative \|Stephen N. MacEachern \|align="right"\|4,692 \|align="right"\|12.64% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|Jacob Klassen\|4,339\|11.69%\|–}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|John Harrison Hilton\|4,164\|11.22%\|–}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	37,120	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1944: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|John H. Sturdy \|align="right"\|9,375 \|align="right"\|26.16% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Arthur T. Stone \|align="right"\|7,792 \|align="right"\|21.75% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Rupert D. Ramsay \|align="right"\|5,368 \|align="right"\|14.98% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|James Wilfred Estey\|5,084\|14.19%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Robert Mitford Pinder\|3,924\|10.95%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Henry O. Wright \|align="right"\|3,171 \|align="right"\|8.85% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Labor-Progressive\|Frederick N. Clarke\|797\|2.22%\|–}}{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Independents/row}} \|Independent \|Russell Hartney \|align="right"\|200 \|align="right"\|0.56% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Independents/row}} \|Independent \|John Harrison Hilton \|align="right"\|121 \|align="right"\|0.34% \|align="right"\|- \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	35,832	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1948: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|John H. Sturdy \|align="right"\|14,970 \|align="right"\|26.66% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Arthur T. Stone \|align="right"\|14,295 \|align="right"\|25.46% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Rupert D. Ramsay \|align="right"\|13,376 \|align="right"\|23.82% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|L. Charles Sherman\|11,551\|20.57%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|Malcolm J. Haver\|1,959\|3.49%\|-}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	56,151	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1952: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|John H. Sturdy \|align="right"\|16,546 \|align="right"\|29.63% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Arthur T. Stone \|align="right"\|16,228 \|align="right"\|29.06% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Jessie Caldwell\|8,315\|14.89%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|James L. Robertson\|7,716\|13.82%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|John Hnatyshyn \|align="right"\|2,947 \|align="right"\|5.28% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Percy H. Maguire \|align="right"\|2,869 \|align="right"\|5.14% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|Malcolm J. Haver\|661\|1.18%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|Fred E. Roluf\|559\|1.00%\|-}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	55,841	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1956: Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|John H. Sturdy \|align="right"\|15,368 \|align="right"\|27.11% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Arthur T. Stone \|align="right"\|15,014 \|align="right"\|26.49% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Robert A. Heggie\|6,393\|11.28%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Marion M. Graham\|5,846\|10.32%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|Robert J. Soberg\|4,143\|7.31%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|Joseph R. Fernets\|3,982\|7.03%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Alvin Hamilton \|align="right"\|3,534 \|align="right"\|6.23% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Lillie F. Bowman \|align="right"\|2,280 \|align="right"\|4.02% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Labor-Progressive\|Lorne Lynn\|117\|0.21%\|-}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	56,677	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1960: Saskatoon City – 3 members elected}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Arthur T. Stone \|align="right"\|16,159 \|align="right"\|14.63% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Alex M. Nicholson \|align="right"\|15,877 \|align="right"\|14.38% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Gladys Strum \|align="right"\|15,782 \|align="right"\|14.29% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Herbert C. Pinder\|11,582\|10.49%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|William Loran\|11,346\|10.28%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Robert A. Heggie\|11,244\|10.18%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Lewis Brand \|align="right"\|7,042 \|align="right"\|6.38% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Edward M. Hughes \|align="right"\|6,972 \|align="right"\|6.31% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Thomas Park \|align="right"\|5,676 \|align="right"\|5.14% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|Earle Williams\|3,032\|2.75%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|Morris Chernetsky\|2,949\|2.67%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Social Credit\|John K. Rodine\|2,767\|2.50%\|-}} \|- bgcolor="white"	Total	110,428	100.00%	{{election box end}}{{Election box begin \| title=Saskatchewan general election, 1964: Saskatoon City – 5 members elected}} \|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Alex M. Nicholson \|align="right"\|16,701 \|align="right"\|7.83% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Ed Brockelbank \|align="right"\|16,559 \|align="right"\|7.76% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Wes Robbins \|align="right"\|16,126 \|align="right"\|7.56% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Sally Merchant\|16,068\|7.53%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Harry D. Link \|align="right"\|16,041 \|align="right"\|7.52% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Clarence L. B. Estey\|15,761\|7.39%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|CCF\|row}} \| style="width: 130px"\|CCF \|Gladys Strum \|align="right"\|15,741 \|align="right"\|7.38% \|align="right"\|-{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Keith M. Crocker\|15,661\|7.34%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Joseph J. Charlebois\|15,542\|7.28%\|-}}{{CANelec\|SK\|Liberal\|Victor C. Hession\|14,770\|6.92%\|-}}{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Lewis Brand \|align="right"\|11,401 \|align="right"\|5.34% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|W. Hugh Arscott \|align="right"\|11,344 \|align="right"\|5.32% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Ray Hnatyshyn \|align="right"\|10,874 \|align="right"\|5.09% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Henry C. Rees \|align="right"\|10,543 \|align="right"\|4.94% \|align="right"\|-{{Canadian party colour\|SK\|PC\|row}} \|Prog. Conservative \|Irving Goldenberg \|align="right"\|10,240 \|align="right"\|4.80% \|align="right"\|- \|- bgcolor="white"
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词条

Saskatoon City (provincial electoral district)

释义

Election results
See also
References

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Saskatoon City was a provincial electoral division in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. This constituency existed from 1908 to 1967. It was the riding of Premier James T.M. Anderson.

During the 15th Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly (from 1964 to 1967), an amendment to the Representation Act divided Saskatoon City into several electoral divisions:

Saskatoon City Park-University
Saskatoon Mayfair
Saskatoon Nutana Centre
Saskatoon Nutana South
Saskatoon Riversdale

From 1921 to 1967 Saskatoon City was one of three districts in the province that elected more than one representative to the Legislature. Thus, multiple MLAs elected from this constituency will be noted in bold type.

Election results

{{Election box begin | title=Saskatchewan general election, 1908:

Saskatoon City electoral district}}

|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Archibald Peter McNab|794|52.55%|–}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Provincial Rights
|James R. Wilson
|align="right"|717
|align="right"|47.45%
|align="right"|–
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

1,511

100.00%

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=December 24, 1908 By-Election:

Saskatoon City electoral district}}

|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Archibald Peter McNab|Acclaimed|100.00%}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

Acclamation

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=Saskatchewan general election, 1912:

Saskatoon City electoral district}}

|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Archibald Peter McNab|1,460|51.79%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Conservative
|Hugh Edwin Munroe
|align="right"|1,359
|align="right"|48.21%
|align="right"|-
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

2,819

100.00%

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=Saskatchewan general election, 1917:

Saskatoon City electoral district}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|Conservative
|Donald Maclean
|align="right"|2,592
|align="right"|52.23%
|align="right"|+4.02{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Philip Edward Mackenzie|1,895|38.18%|-13.61}}{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}}
|Labour
|Alexander Melville Eddy
|align="right"|476
|align="right"|9.59%
|align="right"|–
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

4,963

100.00%

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=Saskatchewan general election, 1921:

Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Independents/row}}
| style="width: 130px"|Independent
|Harris Turner
|align="right"|4,672
|align="right"|26.35%
|align="right"|–{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Archibald Peter McNab|4,198|23.67%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|John Alexander Valens|3,879|21.88%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Conservative
|George Arthur Cruise
|align="right"|3,293
|align="right"|18.57%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}}
|Independent Labour
|Alexander Melville Eddy
|align="right"|1,690
|align="right"|9.53%
|align="right"|-
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

17,732

100.00%

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=Saskatchewan general election, 1925:

Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Archibald Peter McNab|5,249|23.69%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|Conservative
|James Thomas Milton Anderson
|align="right"|5,001
|align="right"|22.58%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Conservative
|George Arthur Cruise
|align="right"|4,250
|align="right"|19.18%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Gilbert Harrison Yule|3,869|17.46%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Progressive|Harris Turner|3,786|17.09%|–}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

22,155

100.00%

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=January 21, 1927 By-Election:

Saskatoon City - Seat #1}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|Conservative
|Howard McConnell
|align="right"|5,288
|align="right"|55.09%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|John McDougal|4,311|44.91%|-}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

9,599

100.00%

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=Saskatchewan general election, 1929:

Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|Conservative
|Howard McConnell
|align="right"|10,141
|align="right"|31.77%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|Conservative
|James Thomas Milton Anderson
|align="right"|9,668
|align="right"|30.29%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|James Wilfred Estey|6,092|19.09%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Charles Wesley McCool|6,017|18.85%|-}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

31,918

100.00%

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=September 30, 1929 By-Election:

Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|Conservative
|James Thomas Milton Anderson
|align="right"|Acclaimed
|align="right"|{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|Conservative
|Howard McConnell
|align="right"|Acclaimed
|align="right"|
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

Acclamation

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=Saskatchewan general election, 1934:

Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|James Wilfred Estey|9,168|23.88%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|George Wesley Norman|8,670|22.58%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Conservative
|James Thomas Milton Anderson
|align="right"|7,511
|align="right"|19.56%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Conservative
|Howard McConnell
|align="right"|6,797
|align="right"|17.70%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}}
|Farmer-Labour
|Gladys Isabel Salisbury
|align="right"|3,098
|align="right"|8.07%
|align="right"|–{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}}
|Farmer-Labour
|John Johnson Egge
|align="right"|2,797
|align="right"|7.29%
|align="right"|–{{CANelec|SK|United Front|William Taylor|353|0.92%|–}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

38,394

100.00%

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=Saskatchewan general election, 1938:

Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Robert Mitford Pinder|7,213|19.43%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|James Wilfred Estey|6,893|18.57%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Conservative
|James Thomas Milton Anderson
|align="right"|5,006
|align="right"|13.49%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Labour/row}}
|Independent Labour
|Robert Hunter
|align="right"|4,813
|align="right"|12.96%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Conservative
|Stephen N. MacEachern
|align="right"|4,692
|align="right"|12.64%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|Jacob Klassen|4,339|11.69%|–}}{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|John Harrison Hilton|4,164|11.22%|–}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

37,120

100.00%

{{election box end}}{{Election box begin | title=Saskatchewan general election, 1944:

Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|John H. Sturdy
|align="right"|9,375
|align="right"|26.16%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Arthur T. Stone
|align="right"|7,792
|align="right"|21.75%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Rupert D. Ramsay
|align="right"|5,368
|align="right"|14.98%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|James Wilfred Estey|5,084|14.19%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Robert Mitford Pinder|3,924|10.95%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Henry O. Wright
|align="right"|3,171
|align="right"|8.85%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Labor-Progressive|Frederick N. Clarke|797|2.22%|–}}{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Independents/row}}
|Independent
|Russell Hartney
|align="right"|200
|align="right"|0.56%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian_politics/party_colours/Independents/row}}
|Independent
|John Harrison Hilton
|align="right"|121
|align="right"|0.34%
|align="right"|-
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

35,832

100.00%

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Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|John H. Sturdy
|align="right"|14,970
|align="right"|26.66%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Arthur T. Stone
|align="right"|14,295
|align="right"|25.46%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Rupert D. Ramsay
|align="right"|13,376
|align="right"|23.82%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|L. Charles Sherman|11,551|20.57%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|Malcolm J. Haver|1,959|3.49%|-}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

56,151

100.00%

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Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|John H. Sturdy
|align="right"|16,546
|align="right"|29.63%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Arthur T. Stone
|align="right"|16,228
|align="right"|29.06%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Jessie Caldwell|8,315|14.89%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|James L. Robertson|7,716|13.82%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|John Hnatyshyn
|align="right"|2,947
|align="right"|5.28%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Percy H. Maguire
|align="right"|2,869
|align="right"|5.14%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|Malcolm J. Haver|661|1.18%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|Fred E. Roluf|559|1.00%|-}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

55,841

100.00%

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Saskatoon City – 2 members elected}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|John H. Sturdy
|align="right"|15,368
|align="right"|27.11%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Arthur T. Stone
|align="right"|15,014
|align="right"|26.49%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Robert A. Heggie|6,393|11.28%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Marion M. Graham|5,846|10.32%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|Robert J. Soberg|4,143|7.31%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|Joseph R. Fernets|3,982|7.03%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Alvin Hamilton
|align="right"|3,534
|align="right"|6.23%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Lillie F. Bowman
|align="right"|2,280
|align="right"|4.02%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Labor-Progressive|Lorne Lynn|117|0.21%|-}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

56,677

100.00%

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Saskatoon City – 3 members elected}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Arthur T. Stone
|align="right"|16,159
|align="right"|14.63%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Alex M. Nicholson
|align="right"|15,877
|align="right"|14.38%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Gladys Strum
|align="right"|15,782
|align="right"|14.29%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Herbert C. Pinder|11,582|10.49%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|William Loran|11,346|10.28%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Robert A. Heggie|11,244|10.18%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Lewis Brand
|align="right"|7,042
|align="right"|6.38%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Edward M. Hughes
|align="right"|6,972
|align="right"|6.31%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Thomas Park
|align="right"|5,676
|align="right"|5.14%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|Earle Williams|3,032|2.75%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|Morris Chernetsky|2,949|2.67%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Social Credit|John K. Rodine|2,767|2.50%|-}}
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

110,428

100.00%

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Saskatoon City – 5 members elected}}

|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Alex M. Nicholson
|align="right"|16,701
|align="right"|7.83%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Ed Brockelbank
|align="right"|16,559
|align="right"|7.76%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Wes Robbins
|align="right"|16,126
|align="right"|7.56%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Sally Merchant|16,068|7.53%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Harry D. Link
|align="right"|16,041
|align="right"|7.52%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Clarence L. B. Estey|15,761|7.39%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF|row}}
| style="width: 130px"|CCF
|Gladys Strum
|align="right"|15,741
|align="right"|7.38%
|align="right"|-{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Keith M. Crocker|15,661|7.34%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Joseph J. Charlebois|15,542|7.28%|-}}{{CANelec|SK|Liberal|Victor C. Hession|14,770|6.92%|-}}{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Lewis Brand
|align="right"|11,401
|align="right"|5.34%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|W. Hugh Arscott
|align="right"|11,344
|align="right"|5.32%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Ray Hnatyshyn
|align="right"|10,874
|align="right"|5.09%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Henry C. Rees
|align="right"|10,543
|align="right"|4.94%
|align="right"|-{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC|row}}
|Prog. Conservative
|Irving Goldenberg
|align="right"|10,240
|align="right"|4.80%
|align="right"|-
|- bgcolor="white"

Total

213,372

100.00%

References

[https://web.archive.org/web/20131112235500/http://www.saskarchives.com/sites/default/files/documents/Elections-Results-by-Electoral-Division.pdf Saskatchewan Archives Board – Saskatchewan Election Results By Electoral Division]

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