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The 1999 Newfoundland general election was held on February 9, 1999 to elect members of the 44th General Assembly of Newfoundland. It was won by the Liberal party.
| Party | Leader | 1996 | Seats won | % change | Popular vote | (%) | |
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| Liberal | Brian Tobin | 37 | 32 | -16% | 132,399 | 49.62% | |
| Progressive Conservative | Ed Byrne | 9 | 14 | +56% | 108,772 | 40.77% | |
| New Democratic | Jack Harris | 1 | 2 | +100% | 21,962 | 8.23% | |
| Newfoundland & Labrador Party | * | - | * | 2,562 | 0.96% | ||
| Independent/No affiliation | 1 | - | -100% | 1,112 | 0.42% | ||
| Total | 48 | 48 | - | 266,807 | 100% | ||
* Party did not nominate candidates in previous election.
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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| Liberal | PC | NDP | Other | |||||||
| 23. Kilbride | HOWLETT, Barbara 2133 | BYRNE, Ed 4145 | INGRAM, Lee 289 | STUCKLESS, Vicki 119 | Ed Byrne | |||||
| 33. St. John's Centre | AYLWARD, Joan 2609 | BROWN, Paul 2443 | LONG, Valerie 1120 | Joan Aylward | ||||||
| 34. St. John's East | McGRATH, Tom 1559 | OTTENHEIMER, John 3774 | DARBY, Barry 600 | Hubert Kitchen | ||||||
| 35. St. John's North | MATTHEWS, Lloyd 2304 | ANDREWS, Ray 1971 | KIRBY, Dale 788 | Lloyd Matthews | ||||||
| 36. St. John's South | KENNEDY, Patrick 1563 | OSBORNE, Tom 4041 | VANTA, Judy 374 | CRUMMEY, Jason 101 | Tom Osborne | |||||
| 37. St. John's West | MOORE, Tom 2532 | OSBORNE, Sheila 3206 | LYNCH, Pat 683 | Sheila Osborne | ||||||
| 38. Signal Hill - Quidi Vidi | SOUCY, Pete 2010 | O'BRIEN, Chris 793 | HARRIS, Jack 2179 | HILLIER, Paul David 116 DUNN, Shaun 53 | Jack Harris | |||||
| 46. Virginia Waters | NOEL, Walter 2973 | WALSH, Paul 2277 | WILL, Amanda 887 | STAPLETON, Deanne 131 | Walter Noel | |||||
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| Liberal | PC | NDP | Other | |||||||
| 8. Cape St. Francis | MARTIN, Jim 2169 | BYRNE, Jack 4197 | SULLIVAN, Shawn 440 | Jack Byrne | ||||||
| 11. Conception Bay East & Bell Island | WALSH, Jim 2426 | COLE, Doug 1803 | KAVANAGH, Ken 932 | KELLAND-DYER, Sue (NL Party) | Jim Walsh | |||||
| 12. Conception Bay South | LEE, Bill 1806 | FRENCH, Bob 3888 | PORTER, Reg 330 | Bob French | ||||||
| 27. Mount Pearl | BETTNEY, Julie 3468 | SHEEHAN, Cathy 2269 | GROUCHEY, Glen C. 489 | Julie Bettney | ||||||
| 41. Topsail | WISEMAN, Ralph 3381 | FIFIELD, Rick 2533 | SNOW, Mary 568 | Pat Cowan | ||||||
| 47. Waterford Valley | BUCKLE, Paula M. 2680 | HODDER, Harvey 3480 | MADDIGAN, Bill 239 | Harvey Hodder | ||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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| Liberal | PC | NDP | Other | |||||||
| 3. Bellevue | BARRETT, Percy 3229 | COOMBS, Gus 1667 | INGRAM, Mose 375 | Percy Barrett | ||||||
| 7. Burin - Placentia West | HODDER, Mary 3469 | LUNDRIGAN, Dominic 2658 | BUTLER, Wayne 382 | Mary Hodder | ||||||
| 9. Carbonear - Harbour Grace | SWEENEY, George 4132 | GARLAND, Claude 2266 | NOEL, Kevin 391 | Art Reid | ||||||
| 14. Ferryland | MULLOWNEY, Harold 2141 | SULLIVAN, Loyola 4482 | RYAN, Gerry 147 | Loyola Sullivan | ||||||
| 17. Grand Bank | FOOTE, Judy 3964 | BOLT, John 1146 | RENNIE, Richard 538 | Judy Foote | ||||||
| 19. Harbour Main - Whitbourne | DAWE, Wanda 2502 | HEDDERSON, Tom 3670 | AKERMAN, Fred 511 | Don Whelan | ||||||
| 28. Placentia & St. Mary's | SPARROW, Anthony 2938 | MANNING, Fabian 3579 | Anthony Sparrow | |||||||
| 30. Port De Grave | EFFORD, John 4488 | COOPER, Paul 1026 | QUIGLY, Steve 185 | John Efford | ||||||
| 43. Trinity - Bay De Verde | SNOW, Lloyd 3201 | BURSEY, Peter 2176 | JACOBS, Jeff 320 | NEWHOOK, Monty 214 | Lloyd Snow | |||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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| Liberal | PC | NDP | Other | |||||||
| 1. Baie Verte | BURTON, Gerald 1988 | SHELLEY, Paul 3152 | Paul Shelley | |||||||
| 4. Bonavista North | TULK, Beaton 3943 | COOZE, Jim 1277 | Beaton Tulk | |||||||
| 5. Bonavista South | CLEMENTS, George 1768 | FITZGERALD, Roger 4496 | CRANN, Shawn 80 | Roger Fitzgerald | ||||||
| 13. Exploits | GRIMES, Roger 2526 | GILLINGHAM, Gonzo 1944 | BEST, Arnold 633 | Roger Grimes | ||||||
| 16. Gander | KELLY, Sandra C. 3064 | O'BRIEN, Kevin 2926 | LOCKE, Roy 193 | Sandra Kelly | ||||||
| 18. Grand Falls - Buchans | THISTLE, Anna 3511 | WOOLRIDGE, Lorne 2349 | BUCKINGHAM, Bob 188 | Anna Thistle | ||||||
| 26. Lewisporte | PENNEY, Melvin 2116 | RIDEOUT, Tom 3791 | DWYER, Michael J. 125 | Melvin Penney | ||||||
| 39. Terra Nova | LUSH, Tom 3514 | STEAD, Rob 1740 | Tom Lush | |||||||
| 44. Trinity North | OLDFORD, Doug 2979 | KELLY-BLACKMORE, Sheila 2183 | CORBETT, Dan 714 | Doug Oldford | ||||||
| 45. Twillingate & Fogo | REID, Gerry 3343 | McKENNA, Gerald 1466 | MITCHELL, Dallas 270 | Gerry Reid | ||||||
| 48. Windsor - Springdale | FLIGHT, Graham 2180 | HUNTER, Ray 3192 | HOWE, Rose 115 | BENNETT, Roger B. 95 SMITH, Aubrey 263 | Graham Flight | |||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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| Liberal | PC | NDP | Other | |||||||
| 2. Bay of Islands | JOYCE, Eddie 3164 | HUNT, Paul 1713 | HANN, Israel 620 | Brian Tobin | ||||||
| 6. Burgeo & La Poile | PARSONS, Kelvin 3421 | SHEAVES, Greg 1988 | MARSDEN, Owen 342 | Bill Ramsay | ||||||
| 15. Fortune Bay - Cape La Hune | LANGDON, Oliver 3189 | BAKER, Bob 1353 | Oliver Langdon | |||||||
| 20. Humber East | MERCER, Bob 3197 | WELLS, Janice 2405 | MEHANEY, Jean 246 | LEDREW, David B. 259 | Bob Mercer | |||||
| 21. Humber Valley | WOODFORD, Rick 3051 | ROSE, Warren 1422 | Rick Woodford | |||||||
| 22. Humber West | DICKS, Paul 2814 | CALLAHAN, Pat 1152 | BOURGEOIS, Paul 852 | Paul Dicks | ||||||
| 29. Port au Port | SMITH, Gerald 2976 | MARCHE, Ada 1719 | WHALEN, Sharon 421 | SMALLWOOD, William 151 | Gerald Smith | |||||
| 31. St. Barbe | FUREY, Chuck 2878 | ROBERTS, Rod 1950 | Chuck Furey | |||||||
| 32. St. George's - Stephenville East | AYLWARD, Kevin 2546 | MUISE, Leonard 1944 | JOHNSON, Dave 345 | Kevin Aylward | ||||||
| 40. The Straits & White Bay North | TOBIN, Brian 3227 | MITCHELMORE, Ford 1089 | Chris Decker | |||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||
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| 10. Cartwright - L'Anse Au Clair | JONES, Yvonne 1832 | MOORES, Sharon 312 | Yvonne Jones | |||||||
| 24. Labrador West | CANNING, Perry 2544 | WHITTEN, Susan 400 | COLLINS, Randy 2700 | Perry Canning | ||||||
| 25. Lake Melville | McLEAN, Ernie 1915 | BROOMFIELD, Hayward 1413 | PEDDLE, Ronald W. 323 | Ernie McLean | ||||||
| 42. Torngat Mountains | ANDERSEN, Wally 1036 | TSHAKAPESH, Simeon 182 | Wally Andersen | |||||||
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