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Women elected in NB

by Advisory Council on the Status of Women
October 1, 2010
Reading Time: 2min read

None of the women running for the Liberal Party (12), the Green Party (23) or the NDP (18) won a seat.‬‪‬‪

Seats & Popular vote:‬‪
Progressive Conservative: 42 seats; 49%
‬‪Liberal: 13 seats; 34%
NDP: 0; 10%
‬‪Green: 0; 5%‬‪
People’s Alliance: 0; 1%
Independent: 0; 1%‬‪‬‪‬‪

Voter turnout:   72% of eligible voters voted, up from 68% in 2006.‬‪‬‪‬‪

Women elected to the Legislative Assembly, 27 Sept. 2010:‬‪‬‪

Edmundston-Saint-Basile – Madeleine (Mado) Dubé – Prog. Conservative Party of NB‬‪

Fredericton – Fort Nashwaak – Pam Lynch – Prog. Conservative Party of NB‬‪

Moncton North – Marie-Claude Blais, Prog. Conservative Party of NB‬‪

Moncton West – Sue Stultz – Prog. Conservative Party of NB‬‪

Petitcodiac – Sherry Wilson – Prog. Conservative Party of NB‬‪

Restigouche-la-Vallée – Martine (Valcourt) Coulombe – Prog. Conservative Party of NB‬‪

Rothesay – Margaret-Ann Blaney – Prog. Conservative Party of NB‬‪

Saint John Lancaster – Dorothy Shephard – Prog. Conservative Party of NB‬‪

See : http://www.electionsnb.ca/10prov/10sep27results-e.asp

*****
28 septembre 2010‪

On note une légère amélioration dans la représentation des femmes à l’Assemblée législative au lendemain de l’élection générale au N.-B. du 27 septembre 2010.  Huit femmes ont été élues à l’Assemblée de 55 sièges, à peine 15% des sièges.  Toutes sont PC.

Sept femmes avaient été élues lors de l’élection de 2006, ou 13% des sièges. Dix femmes ont été élues lors des élections de 1991 et de 1999.

Dans l’élection d’hier, moins d’un tiers des candidats étaient des femmes : 71 sur un total de 236, ou 30%. Le parti progressiste conservateur du N.-B. a fait élire 8 de ses 14 candidates.
Aucune des femmes qui se présentaient pour le Parti libéral (12), le Parti vert (23) ou le NPD (18) a été élue.‪

Sièges et  % des votes :‪
Progressiste conservateur: 42 sièges; 49%‪
Libéral: 13 sièges; 34%‪
NPD: 0; 10%‪
Vert: 0; 5%‪
Alliance des gens du N.-B.: 0; 1%‪
Indép. : 0; 1%‪‪‪

Taux de participation au scrutin (% électeurs ayant voté):   72%, une augmentation comparativement à 68% en 2006.‪‪‪

Femmes élues à L’Assemblée legislative, 27 sept. 2010:‪‪

Edmundston-Saint-Basile – Madeleine (Mado) Dubé – Parti progressiste-Conservateur du N.-B.‪

Fredericton – Fort Nashwaak – Pam Lynch –  PC‪

Moncton Nord – Marie-Claude Blais – PC‪

Moncton Ouest – Sue Stultz –  PC‪

Petitcodiac – Sherry Wilson –  PC‪

Restigouche-la-Vallée – Martine (Valcourt) Coulombe – PC‪

Rothesay – Margaret-Ann Blaney –  PC‪

Saint John Lancaster – Dorothy Shephard –  PC‪‪‪

Voir :   http://www.electionsnb.ca/10prov/10sep27results-f.asp

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