Tupper (C) 3488 Robert Russell (SPC) 3487 Thirty-Fifth Count (transfer of Queen's surplus): (incumbent) F. J. Dixon (DLP) 4312 elected (incumbent) Thomas Johnson (L) 4312 elected William Ivens (DLP) 4312 elected John Thomas Haig (C) 4312 elected John Queen (SDPC) 4312 elected John Stovel (L) 4674 elected Duncan Cameron (L) 4394 elected George Armstrong (SPC) 4245 Edith Rogers (L) 3805 Robert Russell (SPC) 3503 William J. Tupper (C) 3488 Thirty-Sixth Count (transfer of Stovel's surplus): (incumbent) F. J. Dixon (DLP) 4312 elected (incumbent) Thomas Johnson (L) 4312 elected William Ivens (DLP) 4312 elected John Thomas Haig (C) 4312 elected John Queen (SDPC) 4312 elected John Stovel (L) 4312 elected Duncan Cameron (L) 4394 elected George Armstrong (SPC) 4258 Edith Rogers (L) 3947 Robert Russell (SPC) 3519 William J. Tupper (C) 3519 (4 candidates remaining, 3 seats still open) Thirty-Seventh Count (Cameron's surplus transferred - no change in order of candidates) (incumbent) Fred Dixon (DLP) 4312 elected (incumbent) Thomas Johnson (L) 4312 elected William Ivens (DLP) 4312 elected John Thomas Haig (C) 4312 elected John Queen (SDPC) 4312 elected John Stovel (L) 4312 elected Duncan Cameron (L) 4312 elected George Armstrong (SPC) 4282 Edith Rogers (L) 4010 William J. Tupper (C) 3582 Robert Russell (SPC) 3520 (exhausted votes at this point: 1849 Thirty-Eighth Count Russell is eliminated, leaving only Armstrong, Rogers and Tupper to take the three open seats. They are declared elected. Final Winnipeg seat tally: Liberal 4, DLP 2, Conservative 2, SDPC 1, SPC 1 Election was not by party list. The successful candidates were chosen individually by the voters: Liberals: Thomas Johnson, John Stovel, Duncan Cameron, Edith Rogers Dominion Labour: Fred Dixon, William Ivens Conservatives: John Thomas Haig, William J. Tupper Social Democrats: John Queen Socialists: George Armstrong (but not Robert Russell) Sources The first ballot results for Winnipeg and results for all other constituencies are taken from an official Manitoba government publication entitled "Manitoba elections, 1920-1941" (cross-referenced with an appendix to the government's report of the 2003 provincial election). The Canadian Parliamentary Guide for 1921 lists slightly different results for Dufferin and Gladstone; the other two sources contain more information, however, and may be taken as more reliable. All ballot results for Winnipeg after the first count are taken from reports in the Winnipeg Free Press newspaper. It is possible that some errors appeared in the original publication. Post-election changes The Independent and Farmer members formed a