Voters in the riding of Winnipeg South Centre have re-elected incumbent Jim Carr.
Winnipeg South Centre residents have picked both Liberal and Conservative MPs to represent them in past elections.
Candidates
Liberal: Jim Carr (i)
Conservative: Joyce Bateman
NDP: Elizabeth Shearer
Green: James Beddome
PPC: Jane MacDiarmid
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CHP: Linda Marynuk
Geography
Starting at where the Assiniboine River meets Park Boulevard North, the riding boundary then heads south to Corydon Avenue before turning west along to Shaftesbury Boulevard. Then it heads south along Shaftsbury to McCreary Road all the way to the west limit of Winnipeg. From there, it travels to McGillivary Boulevard, then goes northeast to Waverly Street and then turns southerly along Waverley to Bishop Grandin Boulevard. Then it heads easterly to the Red River, follows the River to the Forks up to Park Boulevard North.
History
The riding was originally founded in 1924, taken from parts of Winnipeg South and Winnipeg Centre ridings. Over the years it gained parts of other ridings, but was then abolished in 1976.
In 1987, it was reborn from several ridings, and the boundaries were redistributed in 1996 and again in 2004.
Another riding that has traditionally flip-flopped between the Liberals and the Conservatives, it was strongly Liberal before Joyce Bateman won the riding in 2011 for the PCs. Carr won it back in 2015 for the Liberals.
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