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Harbour Main, formerly Harbour Main Whitbourne and Harbour Main Bell Island, is a provincial electoral district for the House of Assembly of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Prior to 1975, the district elected two MHAs. Between 1972 and the year 2000, it was a Tory stronghold, apart from a two term Liberal breakthrough in the 1990s. It includes the southern portion of the town of Conception Bay South and the town of Holyrood, the farthest extern of the St. John's Metropolitan Area. As of 2011 the district has 9,005 eligible voters.

Legislature Years Member Party Member Party Harbour Main—Bell Island 29th 1949–1952    David Ignatius JackmanProgressive Conservative     Ronald J. Fahey Progressive Conservative 30th 1952–1956     Philip J. Lewis Liberal Harbour Main 31st 1956–1959     Matthew P. Whelan Liberal    Philip J. LewisLiberal 32nd 1959–1962     Albert E. Furey Progressive Conservative 33rd 1962–1966     Clifton Joseph Joy Liberal 34th 1966–1971     John William Mahoney Liberal 35th 1972    Gordon William DaweProgressive Conservative    C. William DoodyProgressive Conservative 36th 1972–1975

Assembly Years Member Party Harbour Main—Bell Island 37th 1975 1979     C. William Doody Progressive Conservative 38th 1979 1982Norman DoyleProgressive Conservative 39th 1982 1985 Harbour Main 40th 1985 1989Norman DoyleProgressive Conservative 41st 1989 1993 42nd 1993 1996 Don Whelan Liberal Harbour Main—Whitbourne 43rd 1996 1999 Don Whelan Liberal 44th 1999 2003Tom HeddersonProgressive Conservative 45th 2003 2007 Harbour Main 46th 2007 2011Tom HeddersonProgressive Conservative 47th 2011 2015 48th 2015 2019 Betty Parsley Liberal 49th 2019 2021Helen Conway OttenheimerProgressive Conservative 50th 2021 Present

Gordon Dawe representing PC in NL received 5,181 votes (40.09%) with a change of +11.97 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $√. William Doody representing PC in NL received 4,953 votes (38.32%) with a change of +12.32 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $√. Gordon Dawe representing PC in NL received 4,417 votes (28.12%) with a change of +4.36 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $√. William Doody representing PC in NL received 4,084 votes (26.00%) with a change of percentage points. Campaign expenses were $√.