Peter Bevan-Baker

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Peter Bevan-Baker is a candidate for the Leglslative assembly for the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island, for the Green Party of Prince Edward Island in the district of Kellys Cross-Cumberland. Dr. Peter Bevan-Baker is no newcomer to either politics or the Green Party. He has been involved with the Greens for sixteen years, and back in the 1990's he ran three times for the party; twice federally and once provincially in the rural Ontario riding of Leeds-Grenville. The demands of a young family and of running his own dental practice have sidelined Bevan-Baker as a candidate since then. ^[1]

[edit] Electoral record

Prince Edward Island general election, 2007
Affiliation		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberals	Valerie Docherty	1,661	52.09%
	Progressive Conservatives	Steven Stead	1,136	35.62%
	Greens	Peter Bevan-Baker	221	6.93%
	New Democrats	Lorraine Begley	171	5.36%

Canadian federal election, 1997
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Liberal	Joseph Louis Jordan	19,123	39.47%	-13.02%
	Progressive Conservative	Sandra Lawn	15,636	32.27%	+5.16%
	Reform	Doug Aldridge	10,476	21.62%	+5.72%
	New Democrat	Jennifer Breakspear	1,757	3.63%	+1.64%
	Green	Peter Bevan-Baker	1,102	2.27%	+1.22%
	Christian Heritage	Donny F. Platt	241	0.50%	*
	Natural Law	Wayne Foster	119	0.25%	-0.14%

Canadian federal election, 1993
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Liberal	Jim Jordan	26,324	52.49%
	Progressive Conservative	Sandra Lawn	13,595	27.11%
	Reform	Paul West	7,975	15.90%
	New Democrat	Mary Ann Greenwood	999	1.99%
	Green	Peter Bevan-Baker	527	1.05%
	National	Holly Baker	481	0.96%
	Natural Law	Richard Beecroft	196	0.39%
	Abolitionist	Christine M. Richardson	56	0.11%