By CKOM News

NDP leader falls as Sask. Party claims 11 Saskatoon ridings

Apr 5, 2016 | 8:31 AM

Saskatoon proved it still bleeds Sask. Party green.

The city doled out its support, re-electing all of the popular party’s incumbents to aid a historic third consecutive majority win Monday night.

Notably the biggest victory – and disappointment – of the evening took place in the Saskatoon Westview constituency.

Incumbent, and provincial NDP leader, Cam Broten fell to the Sask. Party’s David Buckingham by 232 votes.

New Democrats did manage to retain three other seats in the city.

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Voters in Saskatoon Nutana re-elected Cathy Sproule, while Saskatoon Centre chose longtime MLA David Forbes. Danielle Cartier also held her seat in Saskatoon Riversdale.

But incumbents truly reigned supreme for the Sask. Party.

Ken Cheveldayoff was re-elected to his new constituency of Saskatoon Willowgrove, formerly Saskatoon Silver Springs.

In the newly-created constituency of Saskatoon Stonebridge-Dakota, voters chose Brownwyn Eyre.

The Sask Party also claimed the newly redrawn Saskatoon Churchill-Wildwood constituency. With no incumbent, Lisa Lambert, a longtime catholic school board trustee, bested New Democrat Tanya Dunn Pierce for the seat.

Saskatoon Fairview proved to another close race for incumbent Jennifer Campeau. The Sask. Party MLA beat out New Democrat Victoria Mowat by less than 200 votes; a margin similar to four years ago, when Campeaunarrowly beat out NDP incumbent Andy Iwanchuk.

Name recognition proved fruitful in a tight race for another newly-distributed constituency.

Eric Olauson, a well-known city councillor, beat out New Democrat Jennifer Bowes for the Saskatoon University constituency by little more than 300 votes.

SASKATOON 2016 ELECTED MLAS

Saskatoon Centre – David Forbes, NDP (first elected in 2001)

Saskatoon-Churchill Wildwood – Lisa Lambert, Sask Party (newly elected in a new riding)

Saskatoon Eastview – Corey Tochor, Sask. Party (first elected in 2011)

Saskatoon Fairview  – Jennifer Campeau, Sask. Party (first elected in 2011)

Saskatoon Northwest – Gordon Wyant, Sask. Party (first elected in a by-election in 2010)

Saskatoon Nutana – Cathy Sproule, NDP (first elected in 2011)

Saskatoon Meewasin – Roger Parent, Sask. Party (first elected in 2011)

Saskatoon Riversdale – Danielle Chartier, NDP (first elected in a by-election in 2009)

Saskatoon Silverspring-Sutherland – Paul Merriman, Sask. Party (newly elected in a new riding)

Saskatoon Southeast – Don Morgan, Sask. Party (first elected in 2003)

Saskatoon Stonebridge – Bronwyn Eyre, Sask. Party  (newly elected in a new riding)

Saskatoon Westview – David Buckingham, Sask. Party (newly elected)

Saskatoon Willowgrove – Ken Cheveldayoff, Sask. Party (first elected in 2003 in the riding of Saskatoon Silver Springs)

Saskatoon University –  Eric Olauson, Sask. Party (newly elected in a new riding)

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