Canada's electoral history from 1867 to today

Charles Cadman
aliasCharles Cadman
Record
8686 · 695

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Type of record
Elected candidate
Known but unelected candidate
Perennial candidate
Deceased Performance: 100%
 
Canada 3 0 3
Birth 21 February 1948 → 76 years + 2 months ago
Lived 57 years + 4 months
First mandate 2 June 1997 → 26 years + 10 months ago
↳ at age 49 years + 3 months
Death 9 July 2005 → 18 years + 9 months ago
Died in office Yes
Special notes
None
 
Charles Cadman (1948–2005)
© Photo 2005 — Fair trade
Family tie with other documented individual
Dona Cadman (1950–) Spouse
 
Well that's interesting!
Reform candidate Chuck Cadman was first elected as MP in 1997 in the British Columbia riding of Surrey North, winning the seat again in 2000 as Alliance. When he failed to win the Conservative nomination in 2004, he ran as an independent and won the seat again. He is remembered for how, while battling cancer in 2005, he helped keep the Liberal minority government in power during critical votes, and that he died in office on July 9 of that year. In the 2006 election, his wife Dona endorsed a family friend to replace him: the NDP's Penny Priddy, who won handily. When Priddy decided not to seek a second term in 2008, Dona, by then reconciled with the Conservatives, won the seat for one term, being defeated in 2011 by the NDP's Jasbir Sandhu.
 

Length of service in elected office

Legislature Total Government Opposition
years months days years months days years months days
Canada 8 1 4

Electoral history

Races 3  
Path points 4  
1 documented challenger
James C. Karpoff  m 
 

 
Eligible: 56,970 Votes: 34,757 Participation: 61.01% Candidacies: 10
Federal
36
British Columbia
2 June 1997
General
First-past-the-post
Gov't  LIB  Majority
ID: 2896(F) — 30 Jun 2023 23:52 ET
→ New to Parliament
Age
49
REF
1/10 16,158 46.80% +6,435 Loser:
LIB
9,723 28.16% Clayton J. Campbell
After his election:
27 Mar 2000 52
REF
CA
Changed allegiance (remained in opposition)
Service: 3 years 5 months 24 days (Oppo.)
Eligible: 64,583 Votes: 35,792 Participation: 55.42% Candidacies: 7
Federal
37
British Columbia
27 November 2000
General
First-past-the-post
Gov't  LIB  Majority
ID: 2592(F) — 30 Jun 2023 17:21 ET
Re-elected incumbent
Age
52
CA
1/7 19,973 56.10% +9,694 Loser:
LIB
10,279 28.87% Shinder Purewal
After his election:
23 Dec 2003 55
CA
CPC
Changed allegiance (remained in opposition)
28 Apr 2004 56
CPC
IND
Changed allegiance (remained in opposition)
Service: 3 years 7 months (Oppo.)
Eligible: 62,644 Votes: 34,704 Participation: 55.40% Candidacies: 8
Federal
38
British Columbia
28 June 2004
General
First-past-the-post
Gov't  LIB  Minority
ID: 1011(F) — 11 Feb 2024 16:55 ET
Re-elected incumbent
Age
56
IND
1/8 15,089 43.80% +6,777 Loser:
NDP
8,312 24.13% James C. Karpoff
After his election:
9 Jul 2005 57
IND
Vac.
Died in office
Service: 1 year 11 days (Oppo.)
Eligible: 64,897 Votes: 35,843 Participation: 55.23% Candidacies: 8
Federal
39
British Columbia
23 January 2006
General
First-past-the-post
Gov't  CPC  Minority
ID: 944(F) — 16 Aug 2021 01:29 ET
Deceased
Age
57
Successor:
NDP
16,307 45.69% Penny Priddy

Online biographical references (3)

Bilingual references are counted as a single reference.  Retrieved on
EN Parliament of Canada (ParlInfo)
Mr. Chuck Cadman, M.P.
11 Feb 2024
FR Parlement du Canada (ParlInfo)
Monsieur Chuck Cadman, député
11 Feb 2024
EN Wikipedia
Chuck Cadman
11 Feb 2024
FR Wikipédia
Chuck Cadman
11 Feb 2024


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Pub.: 22 Jun 2019 17:01
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