Saskatchewan general election, 1925

The Saskatchewan general election of 1925 was the sixth provincial election held in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It was held on June 2, 1925 to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan.

The Liberal Party of Saskatchewan, under its new leader – Charles A. Dunning – won its sixth consecutive victory, and continued to dominate the legislature.

The Progressive Party of Saskatchewan increased its share of the vote from 7.5% to over 23%, but failed to add to its six member caucus.

The Conservative Party of James Anderson also increased its vote by over 14%, but only increased its representation in the legislature from two to three members.

The increase in the Progressive and Conservative vote came from voters who had supported independent candidates in the 1921 election.

Results

Party		Party Leader	# of candidates	Seats			Popular Vote
				1921	Elected	% Change	Votes	%	% Change
	Liberal	Charles A. Dunning	62	46	50	+8.7%	127,751	51.51%	+0.12%
	Progressive		40	6	6	–	57,142	23.04%	+15.52%
	Conservative	James Anderson	18	2	3	+50.0%	45,515	18.35%	+14.41%
	Independent		6	7	2	-71.4%	8,703	3.51%	-22.22%
	Labour-Liberal		1	*	1	*	4,704	1.90%	*
	Independent Liberal		1	*	1	*	2,653	1.07%	*
	Independent Conservative		1	1	–	-100%	1,545	0.62%	-2.86%
Total			129	63	63	–	248,013	100%

Note:* Party did not nominate candidates in previous election.

Source: Elections Saskatchewan

Members elected

For complete electoral history, see individual districts

6th Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly
	District	Member	Party
	Arm River	George A. Scott	Liberal
	Bengough	Thomas Gamble	Liberal
	Biggar	Robert Hassard	Liberal
	Cannington	Albert Steele	Liberal
	Canora	Joseph McClure	Progressive
	Cut Knife	William Dodds	Liberal
	Cypress	Henry Halvorson	Liberal
	Elrose	Wilbert Hagarty	Liberal
	Estevan	James Creighton	Independent
	Francis	Walter Robinson	Liberal
	Gravelbourg	Benjamin McGregor	Liberal
	Hanley	Reginald Stipe	Progressive
	Happyland	John Keelan	Liberal
	Humboldt	Henry Therres	Independent Liberal
	Jack Fish Lake	Donald Finlayson	Liberal
	Kerrobert	John Dowd	Liberal
	Kindersley	Ebenezer Whatley	Progressive
	Kinistino	Charles McIntosh	Liberal
	Last Mountain	Samuel Latta	Liberal
	Lloydminster	Robert J. Gordon	Liberal
	Lumsden	Hugh Miller	Liberal
	Maple Creek	Peter Hyde	Liberal
	Melfort	Olin Hill	Liberal
	Milestone	Frederick Lewis	Liberal
	Moose Jaw City #1	William George Baker	Labour-Liberal
	Moose Jaw City #2	William Erskine Knowles	Liberal
	Moose Jaw County	Charles Dunning	Liberal
	Moosomin	John Salkeld	Independent
	Morse	William MacLachlan	Liberal
	North Qu'Appelle	James Garfield Gardiner	Liberal
	Notukeu	George Spence	Liberal
	Pelly	Charles Tran	Progressive
	Pheasant Hills	James Arthur Smith	Liberal
	Pipestone	William John Patterson	Liberal
	Prince Albert	Thomas Clayton Davis	Liberal
	Redberry	George Cockburn	Progressive
	Regina City #1	Donald McNiven	Liberal
	Regina City #2	Murdoch MacPherson	Conservative
	Rosetown	John Andrew Wilson	Liberal
	Rosthern	John Uhrich	Liberal
	Saltcoats	George Sahlmark	Liberal
	Saskatoon City #1	Archibald McNab	Liberal
	Saskatoon City #2	James Anderson	Conservative
	Saskatoon County	Charles Agar	Progressive
	Shellbrook	Edgar Clinch	Liberal
	Souris	Jesse Tripp	Liberal
	South Qu'Appelle	Anton Huck	Liberal
	Swift Current	David Sykes	Liberal
	The Battlefords	Allan Pickel	Liberal
	Thunder Creek	Robert Donaldson	Liberal
	Tisdale	Walter Buckle	Conservative
	Touchwood	John M. Parker	Liberal
	Turtleford	Archibald Gemmell	Liberal
	Vonda	James Hogan	Liberal
	Wadena	William Henry McKinnon	Liberal
	Weyburn	Charles Hamilton	Liberal
	Wilkie	Robert Nay	Liberal
	Willow Bunch	Abel Hindle	Liberal
	Wolseley	Thomas McAfee	Liberal
	Wynyard	Wilhelm Paulson	Liberal
	Yorkton	Thomas Garry	Liberal

July 21, 1925

For complete electoral history, see individual districts

	District	Member	Party
	Cumberland	Deakin Alexander Hall	Liberal
	Île-à-la-Crosse	Joseph Nolin	Liberal

References

• Saskatchewan Archives Board – Election Results By Electoral Division
• Elections Saskatchewan - Provincial Vote Summaries

See also

• List of Saskatchewan political parties
• List of Saskatchewan provincial electoral districts