Riding Mountain (provincial electoral district)

Riding Mountain is a provincial electoral district in Manitoba, Canada. It was created in 1886 and has been abolished and re-established several times throughout its history.

The district is named for Riding Mountain National Park, which lies within its boundaries. It generally covers a rural area of southwestern Manitoba, characterized by agricultural lands and portions of the Manitoba Escarpment. Communities typically found within the riding include Erickson, Onanole, Clanwilliam, and occasionally portions of larger centers like Dauphin.

The riding's boundaries have shifted significantly over the years due to redistribution and population changes. Consequently, its political history reflects the various trends and shifts within Manitoba's broader political landscape. Historically, the riding has been represented by Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) from different political parties, including the Progressive Conservative Party, the New Democratic Party, and the Liberal Party. The specific political leanings of the riding often reflect the economic and social priorities of its rural constituents.

Electoral results for Riding Mountain, including past election results and candidate information, are publicly available through Elections Manitoba. The size and demographics of the riding continue to evolve, which impacts election outcomes and the political representation of the region.