Manitoba Election 2016: Riding-by-riding details, candidates and election day results

WINNIPEG — The Manitoba provincial election is scheduled for April 19 and you can find out all the information you need to know about Manitoba’s 57 electoral districts below.

Just click on any riding and you’ll see a general summary of the riding, the boundaries, the results of the 2011 election, the political history of the riding and the candidates running.

Southwest Manitoba

• Swan River
• Dauphin
• Riding Mountain
• Arthur-Virden
• Spruce Woods
• Agassiz
• Brandon East
• Brandon West

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Southeast Manitoba

• Interlake
• Portage la Prairie
• Midland
• Morden-Winkler
• Emerson
• La Verendyre
• Lac du Bonnet
• Lakeside
• Morris
• Steinbach
• Dawson Trail
• St. Paul
• Selkirk
• Gimli

North Manitoba

• Flin Flon
• Kewatinook
• Thompson
• The Pas

Northwest Winnipeg

• Wolseley
• Minto
• St. James
• Kirkfield Park
• Assiniboia
• Tyndall Park
• The Maples
• Kildonan
• St. Johns
• Burrows
• Point Douglas
• Logan

Southwest Winnipeg

• Fort Rouge
• River Heights
• Fort Garry-Riverview
• Fort Richmond
• St. Norbert
• Fort Whyte
• Tuxedo
• Charleswood

East Winnipeg

• St. Boniface
• St. Vital
• Riel
• Seine River
• Southdale
• Radisson
• Transcona
• River East
• Rossmere
• Concordia
• Elmwood