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♀ Jennifer J.G. McCreath
aliasJennifer J.G. McCreath
Record
40820 · 15308

☆   Transgender ∞1
Type of record
Elected candidate
Known but unelected candidate ✓
Perennial candidate		 Never been in office Performance: 0%
  ✓ ✗ ∑
Canada 0 1 1
Newfoundland and Labrador 0 1 1
Total 0 2 2
Birth Unknown
   
First run 19 October 2015 → 8 years + 6 months ago
 
 
Special notes
None
 
Jennifer J.G. McCreath (? – )
© Photo 14 aoû 2015 CBC News — Fair trade
Family tie with other documented individual
⊕ Peter L. McCreath (1943–) Father  
 
Well that's interesting!
McCreath, daughter of former Progressive Conservative MP Peter McCreath, was the first transgender candidate in a federal election in Canada.
 

Electoral history

Race 1  
Path points 2  
4 documented challengers
⊕ Scott Andrews  m 
⊕ Kenneth J. McDonald  m 
 		 ⊕ Jim Lester  m 
⊕ Lucy S. Stoyles  f 
 
Eligible: 68,487 Votes: 42,248 Participation: 61.69% Candidacies: 6
Federal
42		 Newfoundland and Labrador
19 October 2015
General
First-past-the-post
Gov't  LIB  Majority
ID: 7401(F) — 20 Apr 2024 11:05 ET
✗
 Failed to enter Parliament
Age
?
SD
 6/6 84 0.20% -23,444 Winner:
LIB
 23,528 55.90% Kenneth J. McDonald
Eligible: 10,531 Votes: 5,228 Participation: 49.64% Candidacies: 4
Provincial
50		 Newfoundland and Labrador
25 March 2021
General
First-past-the-post
Gov't  LIB  Majority
ID: 35766(F) — 28 Nov 2022 06:36 ET
✗
 Failed to enter this legislature
Age
?
NDP
 3/4 337 6.48% -2,091 Winner:
LIB
 2,428 46.69% Lucy S. Stoyles

Online biographical reference

 Retrieved on
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CBC News Newfoundland and Labrador (14 August 2015), More than a transgender activist, candidate Jennifer McCreath says		 16 Feb 2024

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Pub.: 22 Jun 2019 17:01
Rev.: 16 Feb 2024 21:14 (but data presented dynamically)

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