Who Were Candidates in More Than One Constituency in an Election

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Who Were Candidates in More Than One Constituency in an Election 1867 to 1919

SOURCES

An Act to amend the House of Commons Act. Statutes of Canada, 10 George V, Chap. 18.
Bourinot, John George. Parliamentary Procedure and Practice. Montreal : Dawson Brothers, Publishers, 1892. pp. 183-185.
Creighton, Donald. John A. MacDonald: the Old Chieftain. Toronto : Macmillan Company of Canada Limited, 1955. p. 243.
Debates of the House of Commons; 13th Parliament, 3rd Session, vol. I, p.532; 13th Parliament, 5th Session, vol. III, pp.2311-43.
Rules, Orders and Forms of Proceeding of the House of Commons of Canada. Ottawa, Printed by S.E. Dawson, Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty, 1904. p. 59.
Ward, Norman. The Canadian House of Commons: Representation. Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 1950. pp. 80-82.

NOTES

Pursuant to An Act to amend the House of Commons Act, assented to November 10, 1919, "no person shall be nominated and consent to be nominated so as to be a candidate for election as a member of the House of Commons for more than one electoral district at the same time, and if any person is so nominated for more than one electoral district and consents thereto all such nominations shall be null and void".

Name	Political Affiliation	Constituency	Date of Election	Election Result
Béland, Henri Sévérin	Liberal Party of Canada	Beauce, Quebec	1911.09.21	Elected
Béland, Henri Sévérin	Liberal Party of Canada	Montmagny, Quebec	1911.09.21	Defeated
Blake, Edward	Liberal Party of Canada	Durham West, Ontario	1887.02.22	Elected
	Liberal Party of Canada	Bruce West, Ontario	1887.02.22	Elected Resignation. Elected for Durham West and for Bruce West. Chose to sit for Durham West.
	Liberal Party of Canada	Bruce South, Ontario	1872.10.12	Elected
	Liberal Party of Canada	Durham West, Ontario	1872.10.12	Elected Resignation. Elected for Bruce South and for Durham West. Chose to sit for Bruce South.
Borden, Robert Laird	Conservative (1867-1942)	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1908.10.26	Elected
Borden, Robert Laird	Conservative (1867-1942)	Carleton, Ontario	1908.10.26	Elected Resignation. Elected for Halifax and for Carleton. Chose to sit for Halifax.
Cameron, Hector	Conservative (1867-1942)	Victoria North, Ontario	1867.09.20	Defeated
Cameron, Hector	Conservative (1867-1942)	Victoria South, Ontario	1867.09.20	Defeated
Cameron, John Hillyard	Conservative (1867-1942)	Peel, Ontario	1872.10.12	Defeated
Cameron, John Hillyard	Conservative (1867-1942)	Cardwell, Ontario	1872.10.12	Elected
Caron, Adolphe-Philippe	Conservative (1867-1942)	Rimouski, Quebec	1891.03.05	Elected
Caron, Adolphe-Philippe	Conservative (1867-1942)	Chicoutimi--Saguenay, Quebec	1891.03.05	Defeated
Cartier, George-Étienne	Liberal-Conservative	Montreal East, Quebec	1872.10.12	Defeated
Cartier, George-Étienne	Liberal-Conservative	Provencher, Manitoba	1872.10.12	Elected Died in office.
Forget, Joseph David Rodolphe	Conservative (1867-1942)	Montmorency, Quebec	1911.09.21	Elected
Forget, Joseph David Rodolphe	Conservative (1867-1942)	Charlevoix, Quebec	1911.09.21	Elected Elected for Charlevoix and for Montmorency. Sat for both ridings.
Hincks, Francis	Liberal-Conservative	Vancouver, British Columbia	1872.10.12	Elected
Hincks, Francis	Liberal-Conservative	Brant South, Ontario	1872.10.12	Defeated
Langevin, Hector-Louis	Conservative (1867-1942)	Three Rivers, Quebec	1891.03.05	Elected
Langevin, Hector-Louis	Conservative (1867-1942)	Richelieu, Quebec	1891.03.05	Elected Resignation. Elected for Trois-Rivières and for Richelieu. Chose to sit for Trois-Rivières.
Laurier, Wilfrid	Laurier Liberals	Ottawa (City of), Ontario	1917.12.17	Defeated
	Laurier Liberals	Quebec East, Quebec	1917.12.17	Elected Died in office.
	Liberal Party of Canada	Soulanges, Quebec	1911.09.21	Elected
	Liberal Party of Canada	Quebec East, Quebec	1911.09.21	Elected Elected for Québec East and for Soulanges. Sat for both ridings.
	Liberal Party of Canada	Quebec East, Quebec	1908.10.26	Elected
	Liberal Party of Canada	Ottawa (City of), Ontario	1908.10.26	Elected Resignation. Elected for Québec East and for Ottawa. Chose to sit for Québec East.
	Liberal Party of Canada	Wright, Quebec	1904.11.03	Elected Resignation. Elected for Québec East and for Wright. Chose to sit for Québec East.
	Liberal Party of Canada	Quebec East, Quebec	1904.11.03	Elected
	Liberal Party of Canada	Quebec East, Quebec	1896.06.23	Elected Resignation. Becomes Prime Minister. Re-elected in July 30, 1896 by-election for Québec East.
	Liberal Party of Canada	Saskatchewan (Provisional District), Northwest Territories	1896.06.23	Elected Resignation. Becomes Prime Minister. Re-elected in July 30, 1896 by-election for Québec East.
	Liberal Party of Canada	Quebec East, Quebec	1891.03.05	Elected
	Liberal Party of Canada	Richmond--Wolfe, Quebec	1891.03.05	Defeated
Lemieux, Rodolphe	Laurier Liberals	Maisonneuve, Quebec	1917.12.17	Elected
	Laurier Liberals	Gaspé, Quebec	1917.12.17	Elected Elected for Gaspé and for Maisonneuve. Sat for both ridings.
	Liberal Party of Canada	Rouville, Quebec	1911.09.21	Elected
	Liberal Party of Canada	Gaspé, Quebec	1911.09.21	Defeated
	Liberal Party of Canada	Gaspé, Quebec	1904.11.03	Elected
	Liberal Party of Canada	Nicolet, Quebec	1904.11.03	Elected Resignation. Elected for Gaspé and for Nicolet. Chose to sit for Gaspé.
Macdonald, John Alexander	Liberal-Conservative	Kingston, Ontario	1887.02.22	Elected
	Liberal-Conservative	Carleton, Ontario	1887.02.22	Elected Resignation. Elected for Kingston and for Carleton. Chose to sit for Kingston.
	Liberal-Conservative	Lennox, Ontario	1882.06.20	Elected Election declared void.
	Liberal-Conservative	Carleton, Ontario	1882.06.20	Elected
	Liberal-Conservative	Marquette, Manitoba	1878.09.17	Elected Resignation. Becomes Prime Minister, October 17, 1878. Elected for Victoria and for Marquette. Chose to sit for Victoria.
		Kingston, Ontario	1878.09.17	Defeated
		Victoria, British Columbia	1878.09.17	Elected
McCarthy, Dalton	McCarthyite	Brandon, Manitoba	1896.06.23	Elected Resignation. Elected for Simcoe North and for Brandon. Chose to sit for Simcoe North.
McCarthy, Dalton	McCarthyite	Simcoe North, Ontario	1896.06.23	Elected
McInnes, William Wallace Burns	Laurier Liberals	Vancouver Centre, British Columbia	1917.12.17	Defeated
McInnes, William Wallace Burns	Laurier Liberals	Comox--Alberni, British Columbia	1917.12.17	Defeated
Préfontaine, Joseph Raymond Fournier	Liberal Party of Canada	Terrebonne, Quebec	1900.11.07	Elected Resignation. Appointed Minister of Marine and Fisheries, November 11, 1902. Re-elected in December 9, 1902 by-election for Maisonneuve.
Préfontaine, Joseph Raymond Fournier	Liberal Party of Canada	Maisonneuve, Quebec	1900.11.07	Elected Resignation. Appointed Minister of Marine and Fisheries, November 11, 1902. Re-elected in December 9, 1902 by-election for Maisonneuve.
Roy, Fabien	Social Credit Party	Frontenac, Quebec	1980.02.18	Defeated Due to the death of one of the candidates for the riding of Frontenac, the general election scheduled for February 18, 1980 in this riding was postponed until March 24, 1980.
Roy, Fabien	Social Credit Party	Beauce, Quebec	1980.02.18	Defeated
Sévigny, Albert	Unionist (Conservative and Liberal)	Dorchester, Quebec	1917.12.17	Defeated
Sévigny, Albert	Unionist (Conservative and Liberal)	Westmount--St. Henri, Quebec	1917.12.17	Defeated
Tyrwhitt, Richard	Conservative (1867-1942)	York North, Ontario	1887.02.22	Defeated
Tyrwhitt, Richard	Conservative (1867-1942)	Simcoe South, Ontario	1887.02.22	Elected