Candidate Loans and Deficits

According to Manitoba's Elections Finances Act, all candidates with an outstanding loan balance of $250 or more at the end of a calendar year must file a return with the Chief Electoral Officer. This return must be filed within 30 days of the end of the calendar year unless an extension has been granted. This loan balance is reported annually to the Chief Electoral Officer until the balance has been reduced to less than $250.

According to Manitoba's Elections Finances Act, all candidates with an outstanding campaign deficit at the end of a calendar year must file a return with the Chief Electoral Officer. This return must be filed within 30 days of the end of the calendar year unless an extension has been granted. This deficit is reported annually to the Chief Electoral Officer until the deficit has been eliminated.

For detailed information about what must be included in the return, see section 68 of The Election Finances Act .

Candidate Loans and Deficits Status Reports

Candidate campaign deficit and loan status reports going back to 2003 are available on this website. Please note that, beginning with the 2004 returns, Form 925 (Candidate’s Campaign Deficit Status) and Form 926 (Candidate’s Loan Balance Status) were combined into a new Form 925 (Candidate’s Campaign and Loan Status). Some of the 2004 returns were filed earlier in 2004 and were completed on the old Form 925 and/or Form 926.

Year	Political Party
2009	• Liberal Party of Manitoba • New Democratic Party of Manitoba • The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
2008	• Liberal Party of Manitoba • New Democratic Party of Manitoba • The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
2007	• Liberal Party of Manitoba • New Democratic Party of Manitoba • The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
2006	• Liberal Party of Manitoba • The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
2005	• Liberal Party of Manitoba • The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
2004	• Liberal Party of Manitoba • New Democratic Party of Manitoba • The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
2003 Loans	• Liberal Party of Manitoba • New Democratic Party of Manitoba • The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
2003 Deficits	• Liberal Party of Manitoba • New Democratic Party of Manitoba • The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
1990 - 2002 Deficits	1990 - 2002 Candidate Deficits

Leadership Contestant Loans and Deficits

According to The Elections Finances Act, all leadership contestants with an outstanding campaign deficit or loan at the end of a calendar year must file a return (Form 949 - Leadership Contestant’s Campaign Deficit and Loan Status*) with the Chief Electoral Officer. This return must be filed within 30 days of the end of the calendar year unless an extension has been granted. This deficit is annually reported to the Chief Electoral Officer until the deficit has been eliminated. The loan balance is annually reported to the Chief Electoral Officer until the balance has been reduced to less than $250.

In the event of a discrepancy between this information and the statements and returns filed with Elections Manitoba, the latter shall prevail.

Leadership Contest for The Progressive Conservative party of Manitoba - 2006

Leadership Contest Date: Apr 29/06
Leadership Contest Period: Dec 10/06 to Jun 29/06
Filing Deadline: Jul 31/06

Contestant's Name	Extension (if applicable)	Date Filed	Loans & Deficits*
McFadyen, Hugh		Jul 28/06	• As Filed
Schuler, Ron	Aug 18/06	Aug 21/06	• As Filed
Waddell, Ken	Aug 14/06	Aug 11/06	• As Filed • Revised 1 • Revised 2

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