List of Yukon general elections

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Number of seats won by major parties at each election

Note

:note label|YP|A|A Changed its name from "Yukon Progressive Conservative Party" to the "Yukon Party" prior to the 1992 election.

1900 to 1974

There were no territorial parties in the Yukon before 1978. From the territory's creation in 1898 until 1978, the Yukon was governed by a federally-appointed Commissioner advised by the Territorial Council. The Territorial council was wholly appointed from 1898 to 1900; part elected, part appointed from 1900 to 1908; and wholly elected from 1909 to 1978.

The number of members varied considerably during the council's 80-year history. The 1900 election elected just two out of eight members; the elections from 1903 to 1907 elected five out of ten members. The wholly elected Council comprised ten members from 1909, which was reduced to three from the 1920 election. This was increased to five from the 1952 election, seven from the 1961 election, and twelve for the final general election to the Council in 1974.

*Yukon general election, 1974
*Yukon general election, 1970
*Yukon general election, 1967
*Yukon general election, 1964
*Yukon general election, 1961
*Yukon general election, 1958
*Yukon general election, 1955
*Yukon general election, 1952
*Yukon general election, 1949
*Yukon general election, 1947
*Yukon general election, 1944
*Yukon general election, 1940
*Yukon general election, 1937
*Yukon general election, 1934
*Yukon general election, 1931
*Yukon general election, 1928
*Yukon general election, 1925
*Yukon general election, 1922
*Yukon general election, 1920
*Yukon general election, 1917
*Yukon general election, 1915
*Yukon general election, 1912
*Yukon general election, 1909
*Yukon general election, 1907
*Yukon general election, 1905
*Yukon general election, 1903
*Yukon general election, 1900

References

* (Results)
* (Dates; numbers of candidates/members)
* Cite web|url=http://www.thepyramid.info/dl/RSLTPRTY.DOC|title=Results by political affiliation: Elections of members to the Yukon Legislative Assembly
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