Manitoba Liberal Party candidates, 2003 Manitoba provincial election
The Manitoba Liberal Party fielded a full slate of 57 candidates in the 2003 provincial election, and won two seats to remain as the third-largest party in the legislature. Some of the party's candidates have their own biography pages; information on others may be found here.
This page also provides information for candidates in by-elections between 2003 and 2007.
Candidates
| Riding |
Candidate's Name | Notes | Residence | Occupation | Votes | % | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arthur-Virden | Vaughn Ramsay | ||||||
| Assiniboia | Monique Graboski | ||||||
| Brandon East | Scott Brigden | ||||||
| Brandon West | Candace Sigurdson | ||||||
| Burrows | Tony Sanchez | ||||||
| Carman | Don Oldcorn | ||||||
| Charleswood | Rick Ross | ||||||
| Concordia | Tanya Parks | ||||||
| Dauphin-Roblin | Joelle Robinson | ||||||
| Elmwood | Walt Roberts | ||||||
| Emerson | Len Schieman | ||||||
| Flin Flon | Garry Zamzow | ||||||
| Fort Garry | Taran Malik | ||||||
| Fort Rouge | David Henteleff | ||||||
| Fort Whyte | Gerry Sankar | ||||||
| Gimli | Lynn Clark | ||||||
| Inkster | Kevin Lamoureux | ||||||
| Interlake | Leslie Jacobson | ||||||
| Kildonan | Michael Lazar | ||||||
| Kirkfield Park | Brian Head | ||||||
| La Verendrye | Paula Ryplanski Marsch | ||||||
| Lac du Bonnet | Cheryl Appleyard | ||||||
| Lakeside | Louis Allain | ||||||
| Lord Roberts | Ali Lamont | ||||||
| The Maples | Angelina Olivier-Job | ||||||
| Minnedosa | Gordon Powell | ||||||
| Minto | Mario Javier | ||||||
| Morris | Michael van Walleghem | ||||||
| The Pas | Mark Sweeny | ||||||
| Pembina | Marilyn Skubovious | ||||||
| Point Douglas | Mary Lou Bourgeois | ||||||
| Portage la Prairie | Mike Lefebvre | ||||||
| Radisson | Murray Cliff | ||||||
| Riel | Kristopher Ade | ||||||
| River East | Fred Curry | ||||||
| River Heights | Jon Gerrard | Party leader | |||||
| Rossmere | Sam Bhalesar | ||||||
| Rupertsland | Orville Woodford | ||||||
| Russell | Joan Clement | ||||||
| St. Boniface | Dougald Lamont | ||||||
| St. James | Alana McKenzie | ||||||
| St. Johns | Ed Kolodziej | ||||||
| St. Norbert | Jocelyn Greenwood | ||||||
| St. Vital | Justin Beaudry | ||||||
| Ste. Rose | Wendy Menzies | ||||||
| Seine River | Luciano Vacca | ||||||
| Selkirk | Jack Jonasson | ||||||
| Southdale | Chuck Mrena | ||||||
| Springfield | Vince Boileau | ||||||
| Steinbach | Monica Guetre | ||||||
| Swan River | Russell McKay | ||||||
| Thompson | Myrle Traverse | ||||||
| Transcona | Betty Ann Watts | ||||||
| Turtle Mountain | Bev Leadbeater | ||||||
| Tuxedo | Marla Billinghurst | ||||||
| Wellington | Rylan Reed | ||||||
| Wolseley | Val Mollison |
Byelections
- Fort Whyte, 13 December 2005: Jean Paterson
Footnotes
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