Meara Conway

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Meara Conway
MLA
Shadow Minister for Health
Assumed office
June 3, 2025
New Democratic Meara Conway 3,26861.08-0.33
Saskatchewan Caesar Khan1,41726.49-1.27
Saskatchewan United Pamela Carpenter3105.79
Progress Nathan Bruce1993.72
Green Jim Elliott1562.92-3.49
Total valid votes5,35099.42
Total rejected ballots310.58-0.90
Turnout5,38138.06+5.95
Eligible voters14,138
New Democratic hold Swing
Source: Elections Saskatchewan [21]
2020 Saskatchewan general election : Regina Elphinstone-Centre
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
New Democratic Meara Conway2,49161.41+2.23
Saskatchewan Caesar Khan1,12627.76-2.43
Green Naomi Hunter2606.41+2.44
Progressive Conservative Don Kirk1243.06-
Independent Rolf Hartloff551.36
Total valid votes4,05698.52
Total rejected ballots611.48+1.03
Turnout4,11732.11-6.64
Eligible voters12,820
New Democratic hold Swing
Source: Elections Saskatchewan

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