Willingdon was a historical provincial electoral district in Alberta from 1940 to 1959.

Willingdon was created in 1940 when Victoria and Whitford, were split between this district and Redwater and Vegreville

The riding expanded south in 1963 when Vegreville merged with Bruce, to form Vegreville-Bruce. Due to the expanded boundaries the riding name was changed to Willingdon-Two Hills.

Election Results 1940 - 1959

Single Transferable Vote 1944, 1952 - 1955

1952 - 1955

Year	Count	Candidate	Party	Votes	Year	Count	Candidate	Party	Votes
1955	2nd	Nick Dushenski	Cooperative Commonwealth	2,108	1952	2nd	Nick Dushenski	Cooperative Commonwealth	2,026
	2nd	Nicholas Melnyk	Social Credit	1,701		2nd	William Tomyn	Social Credit	1,812
1955	1st	Nick Dushenski	Cooperative Commonwealth	1,729	1952	1st	Nick Dushenski	Cooperative Commonwealth	1,760
	1st	Nicholas Melnyk	Social Credit	1,580		1st	William Tomyn	Social Credit	1,716
	1st	Nick Shandro	Liberal	756		1st	John Fedun	Liberal	660

1944

Year	Count	Candidate	Party	Votes
1944	2nd	William Tomyn	Social Credit	1,844
	2nd	L.L. Kostash	Cooperative Commonwealth	1,488
1944	1st	William Tomyn	Social Credit	1,771
	1st	L.L. Kostash	Cooperative Commonwealth	1,328
	1st	William A. Yusep	Labour Progressive	899

First Past the Post 1940, 1948, 1959

Party	1959	1948	1940
Progressive Conservative	Alex Hushlak 991
Cooperative Commonwealth	Nick Svekla 392	Nick Dushenski 1,861	T. Tomashavsky 968
Social Credit	Nicholas Melnyk 2,421	William Tomyn 2,111	William Tomyn 2,329
Independent			M.N. Grekol 514

Plebiscite results

1948 Electrification Plebiscite

District results from the first province wide plebiscite on electricity regulation.

Option A	Option B
Are you in favour of the generation and distribution of electricity being continued by the Power Companies?	Are you in favour of the generation and distribution of electricity being made a publicly owned utility administered by the Alberta Government Power Commission?
1,069     28.42%	2,716     71.76%
Province wide result: Option A passed.

External links

• Website of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta