Newfoundland general election, 1928

Newfoundland general election, 1928

The 28th Newfoundland general election was held on 2 June 1928 to elect members of the 27th General Assembly of Newfoundland in the Dominion of Newfoundland. The Liberal Party led by Richard Squires defeated the Conservative Party led by Frederick C. Alderdice and formed the government with the support of Fishermen's Protective Union members. Legislation had been introduced so that persons named to the Executive Council were no longer required to run for reelection. Helena E. Squires, elected in an 1930 by-election, became the first woman elected to the Newfoundland assembly.

Results by party

  Party Leader 1924 Seats won % change Popular vote (%)
     Liberal Sir Richard Squires 10* 19
     Fishermen's Protective Union J. H. Scammell 9
     Liberal-Conservative Progressive Party Frederick C. Alderdice 25 12
     Other 1 0
Totals 36 40

* As Liberal-Progressives

Elected members

(Fishermen's Protective Union MHAs are listed as Liberals)

  • Bay de Verde
    • John C. Puddester Conservative
  • Bay Roberts
    • John Parsons Liberal
  • Bell Island
    • Joseph M. Greene Liberal
  • Bonavista Centre
    • J. H. Scammell Liberal
  • Bonavista East
  • Bonavista North
    • Robert G. Winsor Liberal
      • Nathan G. Winsor Liberal, elected in 1930
  • Bonavista South
  • Burgeo
    • Walter M. Chambers Conservative
      • Arthur Barnes Liberal, shortly after election
  • Burin East
    • James A. Winter Conservative
  • Burin West
  • Carbonear
    • James Moore Conservative
  • Ferryland
  • Fogo
    • Richard Hibbs Liberal
  • Fortune Bay
    • Harris M. Mosdell Liberal
  • Grand Falls
    • William Earle Liberal
  • Green Bay
    • Roland G. Starkes Liberal
  • Harbour Grace
    • Frank C. Archibald Liberal
  • Harbour Main
  • Hermitage
    • Philip Fudge Liberal
  • Humber
  • Lewisporte
  • Placentia East
    • L. Edward Emerson Conservative
  • Placentia West
    • Michael Sullivan Conservative
      • Leo J. Murphy Liberal, elected in 1930
  • Port au Port
    • William A. Abbott Conservative
  • Port de Grave
    • R. J. Smith Liberal
  • St. Barbe
    • Walter R. Skanes Liberal
  • St. George's
    • Joseph F. Downey Liberal
  • St. John's City East
  • St. John's City West
    • Alexander Campbell Liberal
    • J. M. Fitzgibbon Liberal
  • St. John's East Extern
    • John M. Tobin Conservative
  • St. John's West Extern
    • Frank Bennett Conservative
  • St. Mary's
    • James J. Bindon Liberal
  • Trinity Centre
  • Trinity North
    • William W. Halfyard Liberal
  • Trinity South
    • Edwin J. Godden Liberal
  • Twillingate
    • Kenneth M. Brown Liberal
  • White Bay
    • J. A. Strong Liberal

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