- Source: Manitoba Liberal Party candidates in the 1981 Manitoba provincial election
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- Manitoba Liberal Party candidates in the 1981 Manitoba provincial election
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- 1981 Manitoba general election
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The manitoba" target="_blank">Manitoba Liberal Party fielded 39 candidates in the 1981 provincial election, none of whom were elected. This was the first time since party politics were introduced to manitoba" target="_blank">Manitoba that the Liberal Party did not win any representation in a general election.
Margaret Workman (Brandon East)
Workman was born in Deloraine in 1924, and later moved to Brandon where she worked for the manitoba" target="_blank">Manitoba Telephone System. She was elected to the Brandon City Council in 1974, and was re-elected in 1977 and 1980 before standing down to look over her gravely ill spouse. In addition to her bid for provincial office in 1981, she made an unsuccessful attempt to become Mayor of Brandon in 1989. She was Glen McKinnon's campaign manager in the 1997 federal election. She died in 2006.