Saskatchewan Election 2024

Everett Hindley will return to the legislature in Regina as Swift Current's MLA.

The most recent Minister of Health has been elected in this constituency for a third time.

Long-time Saskatchewan Party MLA Jim Reiter will return for another term in the legislature after Monday’s provincial election.

"It feels really good," Reiter said. "I appreciate the faith the constituents have placed in me, and I'm going to work my hardest."

Provincial media is projecting the Saskatchewan Party’s Barret Kropf as the winner of the Dakota-Arm River riding. 

Kropf and his wife Bridget live in Caronport and enjoy spending time with their three sons, daughter-in-law, and granddaughter. 

The Saskatchewan Party’s Blaine McLeod has been projected by the provincial media as the winner of the Lumsden-Morse riding. 

McLeod and his wife Marlie have lived in the hamlet of Caron since 1975, and they have three children and 10 grandchildren. 

McLeod was first elected MLA for Lumsden-Morse in the 2023 by-election and has been a dairy farmer in Caronport for over 40 years, operating Caroncrest Farms Ltd. with his sons. 

Saskatchewan Party MLA Doug Steele will be re-elected in the Cypress Hills riding.

11 P.M. 34 of 37 Stations Reporting

Sask Party Kim Gartner- 4879 votes

NDP Cindy Hoppe- 1042 votes

Independent Wade Sira- 243 votes

Green Party Darcy Robilliard- 1114 votes

Buffalo Party Jeff Wortman- 102 Votes

11 P.M. 31 of 31 Stations Reporting

Sask Party Jim Reiter- 5753 votes

NDP Brenda Edel- 2062 votes

Green Party Sean Muirhead- 228 votes

11 P.M. 38 of 39 Stations Reporting

Sask Party Doug Steele- 5378 votes

NDP Clare McNab- 1307 votes

Buffalo Party Doug Wilson- 468 Votes

UPDATE 10:15 p.m. 

All five local Saskatchewan Party MLAs are celebrating their re-election tonight.

Everett Hindley in Swift Current, Doug Steele in Cypress Hills, David Marit in Wood River, Blaine McLeod in Lumsden-Morse and Jim Reiter in Rosetown-Delisle have all received a vote of confident from their constituents. 

Elections Saskatchewan held media briefings during voting to ensure outlets had information on the security and integrity of the provincial election, correct details on obtaining accurate information, and a chance to ask Chief Electoral Officer Dr. Michael Boda any questions. 

Today, Monday the 28th, is the last day of voting. Polling stations will be open from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. The First Preliminary Count starts immediately at 8.