Quick take
The St. Boniface riding started out as two — St. Boniface East and St. Boniface West — during the province’s first election in 1870, and has been a single constituency since 1874. Currently held by Liberal leader Dougald Lamont, the riding has gone back and forth between Liberal and NDP MLAs since 1958. Former Manitoba premier Greg Selinger held the seat from 2003 till 2018.
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Candidates
NDP: Laurissa Sims
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Green Party: Jaclyn Jeanson
Liberal Party: Dougald Lamont
PC Party: Megan Hoskins
Manitoba Forward: Simone Fortier
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