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2003 Quebec general election
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Canadian provincial election
May 2012
2003 Quebec general election Quebec parliamentary no no no 1998 Quebec general election 1998 36th Quebec Legislature 2007 Quebec general election 2007 37th National Assembly of Quebec 125 seats in the 37th Quebec Legislature 63 70.42% (7.9%) April 14, 2003 Jean Charest de face (Novembre 2010).png 120 120 150 0 0 QC Liberal nohash Jean Charest April 30, 1998 QC Liberal name Sherbrooke 48 seats, 43.55% 76 28 1,755,863 45.99% 2.44% Bernard Landry2- (cropped).jpg 120 120 150 0 0 QC PQ nohash Bernard Landry March 2, 2001 QC PQ name Verchères 76 seats, 42.87% 45 31 1,269,183 33.24% 9.63% MarioDumont.JPG 120 120 150 0 0 QC ADQ nohash Mario Dumont May 11, 1994 QC ADQ name Rivière-du-Loup 1 seat, 11.81% 4 3 694,122 18.18% 6.37% Quebec general election, 2003 results by riding.svg 410px Popular vote by riding. As this is an FPTP election, seat totals are not determined by popular vote, but instead via results by each riding. Click the map for more details. Premier Bernard Landry QC PQ name Jean Charest Premier after election QC Liberal name
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The 2003 Quebec general election was held on April 14, 2003, to elect members of the National Assembly of Quebec (Canada). The Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ), led by Jean Charest, defeated the incumbent Parti Québécois, led by Premier Bernard Landry, in a landslide.
In Champlain there was a tie between PQ candidate Noëlla Champagne and Liberal candidate Pierre-A. Brouillette; although the initial tally was 11,867 to 11,859,http://www.cbc.ca/quebecvotes2003/ridings/020_champlain.html Riding Profiles: Champlain Quebec Votes 2003 CBC March 18, 2012 live https://web.archive.org/web/20070825095603/http://www.cbc.ca/quebecvotes2003/ridings/020_champlain.html 2007-08-25 a judicial recount produced a tally of 11,852 each.http://www.radio-canada.ca/nouvelles/Politique/nouvelles/200305/19/001-champlain-scrutin.shtml fr Radio-Canada Les électeurs de Champlain retournent aux urnes May 20, 2003 March 18, 2012 A new election was held on May 20 and was won by Champagne by a margin of 642 votes.https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/pq-wins-revote-in-champlain-1.393972 PQ wins revote in Champlain May 21, 2003 CBC News March 18, 2012http://www2.electionsquebec.qc.ca/corpo/english/general-elections-provincial.asp?bsq=Champlain§ion=resultats_gen&even='2003'&mode='n3'#resul Champlain (New election – May 20, 2003) Elections Quebec March 18, 2012 https://web.archive.org/web/20150112013755/http://www2.electionsquebec.qc.ca/corpo/english/general-elections-provincial.asp?bsq=Champlain§ion=resultats_gen&even='2003'&mode='n3'#resul January 12, 2015 dead
Unfolding
In January 2001, Lucien Bouchard announced that he would resign from public life, citing that the results of his work were not very convincing. In March 2001, the Parti Québécois selected Bernard Landry as leader by acclamation, thus becoming premier of Quebec. In 2002, the Parti Québécois (PQ) government had been in power for two mandates. It was seen as worn-out by some, and its poll numbers fell sharply. It placed third at its lowest point. An important part of its support was going to the Action Démocratique du Québec (ADQ) and its young leader, Mario Dumont. Some PQ supporters had left for the Liberal party.
Landry, leader of the PQ, undertook a revitalization of the party and its image. As the ideas of the conservative nature of ADQ's platform became more apparent, that party's popularity declined. Social democratic measures taken by the PQ government, like the passing of the "Law against poverty" helped improve the PQ's standing in the public opinion polls. PLQ leader Jean Charest initially continued to be unpopular with voters.
The 2003 election happened against the backdrop of the war in Iraq. The battles of that war took place during the first half of the campaign, diverting the attention of the media and the population. Landry became known for his custom of wearing the white ribbon (which in 2003 was worn by people in favour of peace). This custom was shortly followed by the two other main party leaders, Charest and Dumont. Landry was the most outspoken critic of the war. The other two were more discreet on the matter. Charest once stated that it was an opportunity to reaffirm his "belief in peace". Dumont acted in a similar way, while also addressing criticism to Landry, saying that Quebecers should refrain from criticizing Americans too harshly since Americans were historical friends of Quebecers.
The desire for change was considered an important factor of the campaign (see Change, below). However, while reminding voters that the fundamental change was at the core of its primary ideal, sovereignty, the PQ focused its message and publicity not on change, but on stability. Its campaign slogan emphasized this (see Campaign slogans, below). Landry also tried to portray the vote as being a choice between the left wing PQ and two parties of the right. The PLQ portrayed itself as centrist. The PLQ produced dynamic ads and material, and released a new, younger logo. The ADQ put forward its young, underdog leader, and denied being too much to the right. It first broadcast a negative advertisement (a bleak television spot speaking of deaths in the hospitals) that backfired substantially, with criticism from opponents and citizens. It shortly released a brighter, more positive advertising.
Despite the PQ's recovery of support, Charest appeared as a viable alternative for people in desire of change, especially during the Leaders' Debate. Also, the Parizeau Affair sparked by Charest is said to have harmed Landry's campaign up to election day. The PQ lead in the public opinion polls vanished by mid-campaign.
The Parti Libéral won the election, while Parti Québécois won a respectable number of seats. The ADQ won four seats, which was a considerable improvement from previous general elections. It was nonetheless a disappointment for the party since it had five sitting members as a result of by-election victories in the previous year. It had also had a high standing in the polls of that same year. This was the first general election for the new left-wing Union des forces progressistes.
A documentary about Bernard Landry's point of view of the campaign was released in 2003 called À Hauteur d'homme. It was directed by Jean-Claude Labrecque.
Issues
Health care
Jean Charest and the PLQ focused their campaign upon the issue of health care and reducing waiting lists. The other major parties criticized Charest for planning to invest only in health care and education, while freezing other budgets. Landry argued that money for health care would be available when the fiscal imbalance was solved by sovereignty. He vowed to fight for money from Ottawa until then, as he had done earlier that year (see the "Fiscal Imbalance", below). Charest portrayed Landry as putting sovereignty ahead of health care, and presented his party as the one that would make health care its first priority. He also accused Landry's government of using waiting lists as an administration procedure for hospitals.
Change
The desire for change was considered by the media to be a major deciding factor of the vote. The media were criticized by the PQ and some citizens as "wanting change for the sake of change", since the government had ended its term with an economy doing well and high satisfaction polls for an outgoing administration. Landry reminded voters that, while voting for his party did not change the government right away, the first ideal of the PQ, sovereignty, was "the greatest of changes". At the Leaders' Debate, Charest told viewers that those wanting change should vote for the PLQ since "A vote for the ADQ is a vote for the PQ". At the time, the ADQ was considered to be too low in the polls to be a potential victor. Charest's reminder of the spoiler effect is said to have been partly responsible for his victory on election day. The results on election day appear to have demonstrated the voters' desire for change.
Income tax
Charest presented a plan of major reduction of income tax, which Landry opposed. Quebec's income taxes are the highest in North America, but its social programs are also relatively generous, and the gap between rich and poor is the lowest of the North American continent. The ADQ presented a flat tax plan in 2002. This proved to be highly unpopular, and contributed to the image of the party as being too conservative. This plan, in its pure form, was dropped in the beginning of 2003. The ADQ claimed that, after further examination, the Quebec government did not have the resources to implement it. This, again, hurt the party further by giving it the image of flip flopping.
State size and intervention
The PQ government was criticized by the two other major parties for being too interventionist, maintaining an overly large government, and for practising statism. Dumont spoke of Landry and the PQ's "Social bureaucracy", a pun on the Social democracy the PQ defends. Landry responded to Charest and Dumont that "Quebecers do not want less state, they want better state". Dumont had previously proposed a drastic reduction in the size of the civil service, but this was also softened before the campaign.
Family-work conciliation
The conciliation famille-travail became an important issue of the campaign as a result of Landry's "Four day work-week" plan. This proposal would have required Quebec employers to offer the option of a four-day work week to parents. This was presented by the PQ as a way to enhance family life, lower the stress on parents, and of counteracting the fall in Quebec's birthrate since the Quiet Revolution. The plan was attacked by the PLQ and ADQ as being "improvised" since it was only presented near the beginning of the election. It attracted some interest and support from voters, enough for Charest to declare, days before voting day, that he could consider implementing a four-day week, although the PLQ has not mentioned this since the election.
Fiscal imbalance
The theory of a fiscal imbalance between Ottawa and Quebec City was maintained and denounced by all major parties. Charest argued that the co-operative approach of a federalist party like the PLQ would be more effective solving the problem. As proof that the PQ would be able to solve the fiscal imbalance, Landry pointed to his success of early 2003, when he, along with the English Canadian Premiers, managed to come to an agreement with Prime Minister of Canada Jean Chrétien for more money to finance health care. He promised to continue the "battle" to solve the imbalance until independence is achieved.
City mergers
The PQ government, during the premiership of Landry's predecessor Lucien Bouchard, had merged the major cities of Quebec. The government argued that the mergers would allow a better division of the wealth and responsibilities between richer suburban communities and poorer parts of the main cities. The mergers occurred despite widespread opposition in some municipalities. Many Quebecers were still disgruntled, especially in wealthier and anglophone communities. The PLQ proposed to allow referendums on de-amalgamation in communities where there was sufficient support. The PQ and the ADQ strongly opposed the idea.
Sovereignty and autonomy
While the PQ continued to promote sovereignty for Quebec with its usual arguments (dignity, culture, globalization, etc.), it was also presented by the PQ as a way to solve the fiscal imbalance problem. The ADQ made great efforts to avoid taking a position on the subject of independence in order to attract both sides of the National Question spectrum. The ADQ positioned itself as a "third way" to Quebecers between what Dumont called "radical separation" and "knelt down federalism". The ADQ had worked in favour of sovereignty during the 1995 Quebec referendum, but had been equivocal on the subject since then.
The PLQ criticized the PQ for using the politics of confrontation because of its sovereignty position, and argued that a PLQ government would restore Quebec's "leadership role" in the federation. Landry promised a third referendum on independence "in 1000 days", confirming the plan he had set out in the Declaration of Gatineau, with support for independence running very low and support for a referendum running even lower in opinion polls; this did not prove to be a popular position. An argument of Landry for this timetable was that he wanted Quebec to be present at the Summit of the Americas in Buenos Aires in 2005. Representation for Quebec had been denied by Ottawa at the previous summit held in Quebec City, an act that angered many Quebecers. At the same time, Landry kept the door opened to federalist support for the PQ and stated that he would only hold a referendum if he had the "moral assurance" of winning it. This lead Charest to accuse him of having a "hidden agenda", during the Leaders' Debate.
Parizeau Affair
On the day of the leaders' debate, Charest's advisors gave him an article from the website of the Trois-Rivières newspaper Le Nouvelliste that spoke of past PQ leader Jacques Parizeau restating his controversial remarks about "money and the ethnic vote" which he had made in his 1995 referendum concession speech. The truth of the article was later disputed, yet despite the uncertainty surrounding this article, Charest surprised Landry with it during the leaders' debate on live television by presenting the article and questioning whether the PQ leader shared his predecessor's views.Chouinard Tommy 2003-04-02 Charest refuse de faire des excuses à Parizeau https://www.ledevoir.com/non-classe/24596/charest-refuse-de-faire-des-excuses-a-parizeau 2024-05-18 Le Devoir fr This resulted in a controversy that continued to receive attention in the days and weeks following the debate.
This created a new controversy that ran for some days following the debate, and was said to have hurt Landry's campaign. The PQ denounced Charest for launching an "immoral attack" on Parizeau's reputation and dignity, saying that the article was incorrect in concluding that he had repeated his comments, but this method of response was not enough to defuse the controversy. The aftermath of the leaders' debate is thoroughly treated in the À Hauteur d'homme documentary, and became known as the Parizeau Affair.
On April 2, 2003, in an effort to distance his scandal from the party, Parizeau announced that he would no longer be campaigning for the Parti Québécois.April 2, 2003 Parizeau announces he's backing out of campaign https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/parizeau-announces-he-s-backing-out-of-campaign-1.377036 CBC The Parizeau Affair is thoroughly covered in the documentary À Hauteur d'homme.
Day care
The "five dollar-a-day child care" program implemented by the PQ government of Lucien Bouchard was one of the most appreciated achievements of the recent PQ administration. Some parents still did not have access to it, however, because of a lack of sufficient places. Landry, who had been Minister of Finance when the plan was implemented, vowed to continue creating more spaces. Charest presented his team as the most capable for this task. He also vowed to keep the price at $5 a day. He broke this promise later that year. See Opposition to the Charest government.
Public debt
The Action Démocratique insisted that the Government of Quebec should pay down the public debt. The other major leaders did not see it as a priority.
Contenders
List of political parties in Canada#Quebec
Major parties
Action démocratique du Québec
Quebec Liberal Party
Parti Québécois
Minor parties
Bloc Pot
Union des forces progressistes
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Campaign slogans
Action démocratique du Québec: L'avenir autrement (The future differently)
Quebec Liberal Party: Nous sommes prêts (We are ready)
Parti Québécois: Restons forts (Let us stay strong)
Polling
thumb|center|700px|Polling during the election campaign
thumb|center|700px|Polling from 1998-2003
Incumbent MNAs not running for re-election
Péquistes
Diane Barbeau, Vanier
Jacques Baril, Arthabaska
Yves Beaumier, Champlain
Manon Blanchet, Crémazie
Raymond Brouillet, Chauveau
Denise Carrier-Perreault, Chutes-de-la-Chaudière
Michel Côté, La Peltrie
Normand Duguay, Duplessis
Joseph Facal, Fabre
Gilles Labbé, Masson
Benoît Laprise, Roberval
Lyse Leduc, Mille-Îles
David Payne, Vachon
André Pelletier, Abitibi-Est
Jean Rochon, CharlesbourgLiberals
Madeleine Bélanger, Mégantic-Compton
Robert Benoit, Orford
André Bourbeau, Laporte
Réal Gauvin, Montmagny-L'Islet
Pierre-Étienne Laporte, Outremont
Anna Mancuso, Viger
Robert Middlemiss, Pontiac
André Tranchemontagne, Mont-Royal
Independents
Paul Bégin, Louis-Hébert
Jean-Claude Gobé, LaFontaine
Redistribution of ridings
The Commission de la représentation électorale performed a redistribution in 2001, which maintained the number of seats in the National Assembly at 125 for the next general election, making the following alterations: https://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/comprendre/comprendre-les-cartes-electorales/historique-des-circonscriptions-du-quebec/ Historique des circonscriptions du Québec French History of Quebec's electoral districts electionsquebec.qc.ca December 26, 2023
Abolished ridings New ridingsRenaming of districts Limoilou Jean-Lesage Saguenay Réne-LévesqueDrawn from other districts MirabelParts from Argenteuil and Deux-Montagnes.Merger of districts Bourassa
Sauvé Bourassa-Sauvé Jeanne-Mance
Viger Jeanne-Mance–VigerReorganization of districts Salaberry-Soulanges
Beauharnois-Huntingdon Beauharnois
Huntingdon
Soulanges
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Candidates
Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Bonaventure
|QC Liberal background|
|Nathalie Normandeau 11,975
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|Marc Tétreault 6,313
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|Maurice Anglehart 1,101
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|Michel Goudreau (Green) 542
|QC Liberal background|
|Nathalie Normandeau
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Gaspé
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|Johnny Gérard 8,052
|QC PQ background|
|Guy Lelièvre 9,033
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|Denis Paradis 1,743
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|Luc-Reno Fournier (Green) 227
|QC PQ background|
|Guy Lelièvre
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Îles-de-la-Madeleine
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|Simone LeBlanc 3,150
|QC PQ background|
|Maxime Arseneau 4,606
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|Évé Longuépée 92
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|QC PQ background|
|Maxime Arseneau
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Kamouraska-Témiscouata
|QC Liberal background|
|Claude Béchard 11,266
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|Harold LeBel 6,326
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|Pierre Lévesque 6,504
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|Guy Duguay (Green) 293Robert Raymond (Ind.) 238
|QC Liberal background|
|Claude Béchard
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Matane
|QC Liberal background|
|Nancy Charest 7,602
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|Pascal Bérubé 7,569
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|Raynald Bernier 3,005
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|Nelson Gauthier (Ind.) 178Nestor Turcotte (Ind.) 135David Lejeune (Green) 124
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|align=center|Vacant
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Matapédia
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|Gaston Pelletier 6,339
|QC PQ background|
|Danielle Doyer 9,197
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|Claude Fortin 4,686
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|QC PQ background|
|Danielle Doyer
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Rimouski
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|Éric Forest 10,817
|QC PQ background|
|Solange Charest 14,177
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|Stéphane Laforest 4,719
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|QC PQ background|
|Solange Charest
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Rivière-du-Loup
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|Jacques Morin 5,585
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|Carol Gilbert 4,155
|QC ADQ background|
|Mario Dumont 13,452
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|Julie Morin (Green) 312
|QC ADQ background|
|Mario Dumont
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Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean, Côte-Nord and Nord-du-Québec
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Chicoutimi
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|Jean-Guy Maltais 11,814
|QC PQ background|
|Stéphane Bédard 14,471
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|Carl Savard 5,841
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|Pierre Dostie (UFP) 670Dominic Tremblay (BP) 314
|QC PQ background|
|Stéphane Bédard
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Dubuc
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|Johnny Simard 9,723
|QC PQ background|
|Jacques Côté 9,767
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|Claude Gauthier 5,162
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|Marie Francine Bienvenue (UFP) 457
|QC PQ background|
|Jacques Côté
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Duplessis
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|Marc Proulx 8,018
|QC PQ background|
|Lorraine Richard 10,926
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|Steeve Trudel 2,530
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|André Forbes (Ind.) 1,334
|QC PQ background|
|Normand Duguay
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Jonquière
|QC Liberal background|
|Françoise Gauthier 13,826
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|Myrtha Laflamme 11,386
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|Réjean Laforest 5,216
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|Batiste Foisy (BP) 368Michel Perron (UFP) 330
|QC Liberal background|
|Françoise Gauthier
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Lac-Saint-Jean
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|Benoît Harvey 7,405
|QC PQ background|
|Stéphan Tremblay 15,200
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|Roger Filion 5,694
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|QC PQ background|
|Stéphan Tremblay
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Réne-Lévesque
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|François Désy 5,215
|QC PQ background|
|Marjolain Dufour 8,997
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|François Corriveau 7,356
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|Jean-Pierre Brison (Ind.) 449
|QC ADQ background|
|François CorriveauSaguenay
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Roberval
|QC Liberal background|
|Karl Blackburn 11,930
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|Réjean Lalancette 11,686
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|Bernard Généreaux 6,388
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|Francis Breton (UFP) 453
|QC PQ background|
|Benoît Laprise
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Ungava
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|Don Bubar 4,258
|QC PQ background|
|Michel Létourneau 5,744
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|Gloria Trudeau 1,460
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|QC PQ background|
|Michel Létourneau
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Capitale-Nationale
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Charlesbourg
|QC Liberal background|
|Éric Mercier 17,169
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|Sylvie Tremblay 9,741
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|Jonatan Julien 10,936
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|Yonnel Bonaventure (Green) 438Simon Carreau (UFP) 329
|QC PQ background|
|Jean Rochon
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Charlevoix
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|Denis Lavoie 8,758
|QC PQ background|
|Rosaire Bertrand 10,131
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|Daniel Bouchard 3,998
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|Éric Tremblay (UFP) 168Gabriel Tremblay (Ind.) 105Phillippe Thivierge (DCQ) 62
|QC PQ background|
|Rosaire Bertrand
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Chauveau
|QC Liberal background|
|Sarah Perreault 14,774
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|Nathalie Samson 8,506
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|Hélène Napert 12,555
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|Christian Légaré (Ind.) 624Marie-Noëlle Béland (UFP) 387
|QC PQ background|
|Raymond Brouillet
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Jean-Lesage
|QC Liberal background|
|Michel Després 15,547
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|Robert Caron 9,408
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|Aurel Bélanger 8,912
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|Jean-Yves Desgagnés (Ind.) 714Nicolas Frichot (BP) 390Jean Bédard (M-L) 185
|QC Liberal background|
|Michel DesprésLimoilou
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Jean-Talon
|QC Liberal background|
|Margaret Delisle 15,475
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|Daniel-Mercier Gouin 11,999
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|Simon Lauzon 5,149
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|Sacha Calixte (UFP) 515Antonine Yaccarini (Green) 477Sabrina Falardeau (BP) 197Robert Bonenfant (Ind.) 126
|QC Liberal background|
|Margaret Delisle
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|La Peltrie
|QC Liberal background|
|France Hamel 16,462
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|Claude Gendreau 8,711
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|Éric Caire 13,421
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|Dany Hamel (Ind.) 586Guillaume Boivin (UFP) 515
|QC PQ background|
|Michel Côté
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Louis-Hébert
|QC Liberal background|
|Sam Hamad 17,938
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|Line-Sylvie Perron 11,688
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|Guy Laforest 9,505
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|Jean-Pierre Guay (Green) 493Jean-Phillipe Lessard-Beaupré (UFP) 402Pierre Laliberté (BP) 281
|QC Independent background|
|Paul Bégin
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Montmorency
|QC Liberal background|
|Raymond Bernier 13,708
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|Jean-François Simard 11,226
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|Jean-François Paquet 11,821
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|Magali Paquin (UFP) 517
|QC PQ background|
|Jean-François Simard
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Portneuf
|QC Liberal background|
|Jean-Pierre Soucy 12,729
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|Roger Bertrand 8,352
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|Deny Lépine 10,781
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|François Paradis-Caron (UFP) 413
|QC PQ background|
|Roger Bertrand
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Taschereau
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|Michel Beaudoin 11,240
|QC PQ background|
|Agnès Maltais 12,930
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|Jean-Guy Lemieux 6,537
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|Alain Marcoux (UFP) 1,136Dominic Lapointe (Green) 731Benjamin Kasapoglu (BP) 389Patrice Fortin (Ind.) 102Alain Cyr (Ind.) 95
|QC PQ background|
|Agnès Maltais
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Vanier
|QC Liberal background|
|Marc Bellemare 16,182
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|Nicole Madore 9,385
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|Normand Morin 11,646
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|Sébastien Bouchard (UFP) 573
|QC PQ background|
|Diane Barbeau
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Mauricie
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Champlain (May 20, 2003)
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|Pierre Brouillette 9,431
|QC PQ background|
|Noëlla Champagne 10,073
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|Rock Laviolette 6,459
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|Lucie Favreau (UFP) 103 Gilles Noel (DCQ) 73
|QC PQ background|
|Yves Beaumier
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Laviolette
|QC Liberal background|
|Julie Boulet 12,806
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|Patrick Lahaie 7,730
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|Sébastien Proulx 3,453
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|Yves Demers (UFP) 182
Josée Lafontaine (DCQ) 144
|QC Liberal background|
|Julie Boulet
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Maskinongé
|QC Liberal background|
|Francine Gaudet 13,240
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|Rémy Désilets 12,334
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|Louise-Andrée Garant 9,118
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|QC PQ background|
|Rémy Désilets
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint-Maurice
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|Bob Vallières 8,232
|QC PQ background|
|Claude Pinard 8,860
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|Luc Arvisais 8,201
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|Kevin Trudel (UFP) 225
|QC PQ background|
|Claude Pinard
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Trois-Rivières
|QC Liberal background|
|André Gabias 11,034
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|Guy Julien 10,154
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|Jean-Claude Ayotte 5,181
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|Rachel Sauvageau (BP) 274David Lanneville (UFP) 214Marcel Fugère (Ind.) 110Stéphane Robert (DCQ) 76
|QC PQ background|
|Guy Julien
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Chaudière-Appalaches and Centre-du-Québec
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Arthabaska
|QC Liberal background|
|Claude Bachand 12,663
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|Danièle Caron 9,657
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|Alain Rayes 11,389
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|François Houle (Green) 379 Katrine Cyr (BP) 353
|QC PQ background|
|Jacques Baril
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Beauce-Nord
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|Normand Poulin 11,104
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|Aline Carrier 4,160
|QC ADQ background|
|Janvier Grondin 13,275
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|Julie Roy (BP) 223 Richard Fecteau (UFP) 175
|QC Liberal background|
|Normand Poulin
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Beauce-Sud
|QC Liberal background|
|Diane Leblanc 14,170
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|Stéphane Pouliot 5,115
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|Claude Lemieux 12,852
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|Ginette Lewis (UFP) 216
|QC Liberal background|
|Diane Leblanc
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Bellechasse
|QC Liberal background|
|Dominique Vien 9,658
|
|Claude Lachance 7,084
|
|Serge Carbonneau 8,507
|
|Sylvain Castonguay (Green) 314
Mario Ouellette (UFP) 134
|QC PQ background|
|Claude Lachance
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Chutes-de-la-Chaudière
|
|Pauline Houde-Landry 12,601
|
|Antoine Dubé 10,007
|QC ADQ background|
|Marc Picard 14,759
|
|Jean Bernatchez (UFP) 649
|QC PQ background|
|Denise Carrier-Perreault
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Drummond
|
|Jean Courchesne 13,479
|QC PQ background|
|Normand Jutras 15,200
|
|Patrick Leblanc 7,577
|
|Pascal Allard (Ind.) 393 Gilles Martineau (UFP) 301Robert Dufour (DCQ) 199
|QC PQ background|
|Normand Jutras
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Frontenac
|QC Liberal background|
|Laurent Lessard 11,251
|
|Marc Boulianne 7,281
|
|Daniel Lamouth 6,888
|
|Bruno Vézina (Green) 231 Marie-Josée Vachon (UFP) 145
|QC PQ background|
|Marc Bouliane
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Johnson
|
|Nicole Brouillette 10,700
|QC PQ background|
|Claude Boucher 12,232
|
|Isabelle Marquis 6,612
|
|Martin Marois (UFP) 343 Michel Bélanger (DCQ) 224
|QC PQ background|
|Claude Boucher
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Lévis
|QC Liberal background|
|Carole Théberge 12,891
|
|Linda Goupil 12,485
|
|Joël Bernier 10,670
|
|Madeleine Provencher (UFP) 442
Richard Larivée (Ind.) 220
|QC PQ background|
|Linda Goupil
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Lotbinière
|
|Monique Drolet-Glazier 8,773
|
|Jean-Guy Paré 6,502
|QC ADQ background|
|Sylvie Roy 9,522
|
|Marc Allard (Green) 306Étienne Hallé (UFP) 175Paul Biron (DCQ) 150
|QC PQ background|
|Jean-Guy Paré
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Montmagny-L'Islet
|QC Liberal background|
|Norbert Morin 9,518
|
|Louise Soucy 4,683
|
|Mario Dolan 8,513
|
|Fernand Dorval (UFP) 225
|QC Liberal background|
|Réal Gauvin
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Nicolet-Yamaska
|
|Jean Rousseau 8,927
|QC PQ background|
|Michel Morin 10,783
|
|Lise Blanchette 5,899
|
|Blak D. Blackburn (BP) 417
Simonne Lizotte (Ind.) 141
|QC PQ background|
|Michel Morin
|-
|}
Estrie (Eastern Townships)
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Mégantic-Compton
|QC Liberal background|
|Daniel Bouchard 11,135
|
|Suzanne Durivage 7,347
|
|Alain Boisvert 4,901
|
|Christian Poulin (UFP) 193 Frank Moller (Equ.) 71
|QC Liberal background|
|Madeleine Bélanger
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Orford
|QC Liberal background|
|Pierre Reid 17,314
|
|Yvon Bélair 11,037
|
|Steve Bourassa 6,145
|
|Véronique Grenier (UFP) 498
|QC Liberal background|
|Robert Benoît
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Richmond
|QC Liberal background|
|Yvon Vallières 14,767
|
|André Blais 6,149
|
|Pierre Hébert 4,899
|
|
|QC Liberal background|
|Yvon Vallières
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint-François
|QC Liberal background|
|Monique Gagnon-Tremblay 16,562
|
|Guillaume Breault-Duncan 9,926
|
|Michel-André Samson 4,541
|
|Suzanne Thériault (UFP) 314 François Boudreau (BP) 310
|QC Liberal background|
|Monique Gagnon-Tremblay
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Sherbrooke
|QC Liberal background|
|Jean Charest 16,403
|
|Marie Malavoy 13,806
|
|Peter Downey 4,169
|
|Normand Gilbert (UFP) 496 Serge Lachapelle (M-L) 64
|QC Liberal background|
|Jean Charest
|}
Montérégie
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Beauharnois
|
|Mario Faubert 13,265
|QC PQ background|
|Serge Deslières 13,904
|
|Michael Betts 3,338
|
|Rémi Pelletier (Green) 506
|QC PQ background|
|Serge DeslièresSalaberry-Soulanges
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Borduas
|
|Daniel Doucet 9,981
|QC PQ background|
|Jean-Pierre Charbonneau 13,840
|
|Patricia St-Jacques 5,282
|
|Raynald St-Onge (BP) 459
|QC PQ background|
|Jean-Pierre Charbonneau
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Brome-Missisquoi
|QC Liberal background|
|Pierre Paradis 18,546
|
|Lina Le Blanc 8,093
|
|Pierre Plante 6,018
|
|Simon Gnocchini (UFP) 509 Lionel Albert (Equ.) 167
|QC Liberal background|
|Pierre Paradis
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Chambly
|QC Liberal background|
|Diane Legault 17,656
|
|Louise Beaudoin 16,857
|
|Denis Lavoie 6,935
|
|Sébastien Duclos (BP) 744
|QC PQ background|
|Louise Beaudoin
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Châteauguay
|QC Liberal background|
|Jean-Marc Fournier 20,434
|
|Éric Cardinal 13,751
|
|Daniel Lapointe 4,399
|
|Gilles Lalumière (BP) 547 Guylaine Sirard (UFP) 222 Robert Jason Morgan (Equ.) 93
|QC Liberal background|
|Jean-Marc Fournier
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Huntingdon
|QC Liberal background|
|André Chenail 15,512
|
|François Boileau 8,302
|
|Michel Lavoie 5,261
|
|Kenneth Rimmer (BP) 452
|QC Liberal background|
|André ChenailBeauharnois-Huntingdon
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Iberville
|QC Liberal background|
|Jean Rioux 12,106
|
|Jean-Paul Bergeron 11,185
|
|Lucille Méthé 6,731
|
|Michel Thiffeault (BP) 376 Benoit Lapointe (Green) 298 Guillaume Tremblay (UFP) 229
|QC PQ background|
|Jean-Paul Bergeron
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|La Pinière
|QC Liberal background|
|Fatima Houda-Pepin 22,474
|
|Marcel Lussier 7,934
|
|Gérard Lachance 4,026
|
|Inti Ortega (BP) 487
|QC Liberal background|
|Fatima Houda-Pepin
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Laporte
|QC Liberal background|
|Michel Audet 18,673
|
|Clément Arcand 10,178
|
|Judy Fay 3,885
|
|Christian Montmarquette (UFP) 489 Patrick Fiset (BP) 487 Mary Bevan-Ouellette (Equ.) 106
|QC Liberal background|
|André Bourbeau
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|La Prairie
|QC Liberal background|
|Jean Dubuc 15,805
|
|Serge Geoffrion 14,868
|
|Yves-André Ferland 6,478
|
|Marc Bissonnette (BP) 547Danielle Maire (UFP) 229Sylvain Lesage (DCQ) 84
|QC PQ background|
|Serge Geoffrion
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Marguerite-D'Youville
|QC Liberal background|
|Pierre Moreau 16,368
|
|François Beaulne 15,501
|
|Luc Pommainville 6,596
|
|Yan Lacombe (BP) 550Maxime Babeu (UFP) 536
|QC PQ background|
|François Beaulne
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Marie-Victorin
|
|Jean-Marc Pelletier 9,799
|QC PQ background|
|Cécile Vermette 12,736
|
|Michel Lalonde 4,374
|
|Pierre Losier-Côté (BP) 462Marc Lambert (UFP) 452Daniel Tavéra (Ind.) 134
|QC PQ background|
|Cécile Vermette
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Richelieu
|
|Benoît Lefebvre 10,927
|QC PQ background|
|Sylvain Simard 13,286
|
|Micheline Ulrich 3,756
|
|Marie-Hélène Charbonneau (BP) 407Nidal Joad (Ind.) 109Steve Ritter (Ind.) 100Florette Villemure-Larochelle (DCQ) 74
|QC PQ background|
|Sylvain Simard
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint-Jean
|QC Liberal background|
|Jean-Pierre Paquin 14,758
|
|Roger Paquin 13,423
|
|Marc-André Legault 6,856
|
|Alexandre Boulerice (UFP) 535Eric Bédard (BP) 462Jean Robert (Ind.) 112Raymond Martin (Ind.) 73
|QC PQ background|
|Roger Paquin
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint-Hyacinthe
|
|Pierre Solis 13,137
|QC PQ background|
|Léandre Dion 13,870
|
|Bernard Barré 7,855
|
|François Choquette (UFP) 401
|QC PQ background|
|Léandre Dion
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Shefford
|QC Liberal background|
|Bernard Brodeur 16,391
|
|Jean-François de la Chevrotière 10,073
|
|Sylvain Barré 8,114
|
|Dominic Thibeault (BP) 502 Gilles Dumoulin (UFP) 334
|QC Liberal background|
|Bernard Brodeur
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Soulanges
|QC Liberal background|
|Lucie Charlebois 13,473
|
|Gaëtane Legault 8,753
|
|Pierre Éloi Talbot 3,549
|
|Gloria Sawyer (BP) 327Sandra Stephenson (Green) 320
| style="text-align:center;" colspan=2 |new district
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Taillon
|
|Annie Evrard 13,120
|QC PQ background|
|Pauline Marois 17,603
|
|Katrine Simard 6,353
|
|David Fiset (BP) 556Gabriel Landry (UFP) 545Xavier Rochon (Ind.) 216
|QC PQ background|
|Pauline Marois
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Vachon
|
|Brigitte Mercier 12,741
|QC PQ background|
|Camil Bouchard 12,960
|
|Joëlle Lescop 5,540
|
|Denis Durand (BP) 519Richard St-Onge (UFP) 279
|QC PQ background|
|David Payne
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Vaudreuil
|QC Liberal background|
|Yvon Marcoux 18,490
|
|Carole Cardinal 9,474
|
|Luc Tison 3,487
|
|Kathleen Mary Mangin (BP) 488Ernest Semple (Equ.) 120
|QC Liberal background|
|Yvon Marcoux
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Verchères
|
|Mario Lebrun 8,720
|QC PQ background|
|Bernard Landry 16,963
|
|François Pratte 4,585
|
|Sébastien Drouin (BP) 505Marc-André Morvan (UFP) 195
|QC PQ background|
|Bernard Landry
|}
Montreal
East
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Anjou
|QC Liberal background|
|Lise Thériault 17,572
|
|France Bachand 10,573
|
|Martin Janson 4,319
|
|Hélène Héroux (M-L) 266
|QC Liberal background|
|Lise Thériault
|-
|rowspan=3 bgcolor=whitesmoke|Bourassa-Sauvé
|rowspan=3 QC Liberal background|
|rowspan=3 |Line Beauchamp 20,175
|rowspan=3 |
|rowspan=3 |Kettly Beauregard 8,243
|rowspan=3 |
|rowspan=3 |Michelle Allaire 3,771
|rowspan=3 |
|rowspan=3 |Francis Mallette (Green) 327 Sylvain Archambault (Ind.) 261 Denis Gagné (DCQ) 119 Claude Brunelle (M-L) 94 Boris Mospan (Equ.) 44
|QC Liberal background|
|Michèle Lamquin-ÉthierBourassa
|-
| style="text-align:center;" colspan=2 |merged district
|-
|QC Liberal background|
| Line BeauchampSauvé
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Bourget
|
|Claude Paquette 11,290
|QC PQ background|
|Diane Lemieux 15,074
|
|Pierre Bourque 5,747
|
|Steve Boudrias (BP) 469 Rosanne Labelle (UFP) 418 Claudette Deschamps (DCQ) 193
|QC PQ background|
|Diane Lemieux
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Crémazie
|QC Liberal background|
|Michèle Lamquin-Éthier 15,498
|
|Hugues Cormier 13,979
|
|Manon St-Louis 4,057
|
|Jocelyne Desautels (UFP) 686 Claude Trudel (Green) 399 Phillippe Beauvais (BP) 306 Marsha Fine (M-L) 90
|QC PQ background|
|Manon Blanchet
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Gouin
|
|William Aguilar 8,996
|QC PQ background|
|André Boisclair 15,890
|
|Stéphane Deschênes 2,456
|
|Colette Provost (UFP) 1,397 Pierrette Chevalier (Green) 584 Hugô St-Onge (BP) 465
|QC PQ background|
|André Boisclair
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
|
|Richer Dompierre 6,210
|QC PQ background|
|Louise Harel 13,138
|
|Louise Blackburn 2,449
|
|Lise Alarie (UFP) 788 Alex Néron (BP) 476 Daniel Breton (Green) 367 Christine Dandenault (M-L) 79 Mario Richard (DCQ) 52
|QC PQ background|
|Louise Harel
|-
|rowspan=3 bgcolor=whitesmoke|Jeanne-Mance–Viger
|rowspan=3 QC Liberal background|
|rowspan=3 |Michel Bissonnet 26,801
|rowspan=3 |
|rowspan=3 |Robert La Rose 4,303
|rowspan=3 |
|rowspan=3 |Carole Giroux 2,080
|rowspan=3 |
|rowspan=3 |Eddy Guarino (BP) 365
|QC Liberal background|
|Michel Bissonnet Jeanne-Mance
|-
| style="text-align:center;" colspan=2 |merged district
|-
|QC Liberal background|
| Anna MancusoViger
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|LaFontaine
|QC Liberal background|
|Tony Tomassi 18,164
|
|Line Pelletier 4,939
|
|Josée Anello 2,697
|
|Patrick Forcier (BP) 323
|QC Independent background|
|Jean-Claude Gobé
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Laurier-Dorion
|QC Liberal background|
|Christos Sirros 16,052
|
|Tomas Arbieto 9,775
|
|Mario Spina 1,996
|
|William Sloan (UFP) 922 Phillippe Morlighem (Green) 595 Sylvain Mainville (BP) 375 Peter Macrisopoulos (M-L) 165 Charles Robidoux (Ind.) 131 Sylvie Charbin (Ind.) 117 Yang Zhang (Equ.) 78
|QC Liberal background|
|Christos Sirros
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Mercier
|
|Nathalie Rochefort 8,414
|QC PQ background|
|Daniel Turp 13,334
|
|Vivian Goulder 1,855
|
|Amir Khadir (UFP) 5,278 Lyne Rivard (BP) 579
|QC Liberal background|
|Nathalie Rochefort
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Pointe-aux-Trembles
|
|Daniel Fournier 9,427
|QC PQ background|
|Nicole Léger 14,261
|
|André Cordeau 4,050
|
|Xavier Daxhelet (Green) 457 Julien Ferron (DCQ) 137 Geneviève Royer (M-L) 80
|QC PQ background|
|Nicole Léger
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Rosemont
|
|Marylin Thomas 14,721
|QC PQ background|
|Rita Dionne-Marsolais 16,143
|
|Denise Larouche 4,248
|
|Omar Aktouf (UFP) 1,132 Huguette Plourde (BP) 493 Suzelle Gill (DCQ) 147
|QC PQ background|
|Rita Dionne-Marsolais
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques
|
|Richard Brosseau 7,989
|QC PQ background|
|André Boulerice 13,066
|
|Annick Brousseau 2,183
|
|Gaétan Breton (UFP) 1,699 Robert Ruffo (Green) 690 Antoine Théorêt-Poupart (BP) 444 Ginette Boutet (M-L) 87 Maria da Luz dos Santos Inacio (DCQ) 59
|QC PQ background|
|André Boulerice
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Viau
|QC Liberal background|
|William Cusano 17,703
|
|Maka Kotto 6,142
|
|Paolo Tamburello 2,406
|
|Guillaume Blouin-Beaudoin (BP) 426 Jocelyne Dupuis (UFP) 324 Yannick Duguay (Ind.) 121
|QC Liberal background|
|William Cusano
|}
West
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Acadie
|QC Liberal background|
|Yvan Bordeleau 23,211
|
|Maria Mourani 6,702
|
|Jean-Pierre Chamoun 2,253
|
|Johnathan Bérubé (BP) 440 André Parizeau (Ind.) 161 Linda Sullivan (M-L) 111 Marina Paümann (Equ.) 95
|QC Liberal background|
|Yvan Bordeleau
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|D'Arcy-McGee
|QC Liberal background|
|Lawrence Bergman 23,968
|
|Mathieu Breault 1,087
|
|Sylvain James Bowes 520
|
|William Shaw (Equ.) 406 Blair Longley (BP) 274
|QC Liberal background|
|Lawrence Bergman
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Jacques-Cartier
|QC Liberal background|
|Geoffrey Kelley 30,035
|
|Guy Amyot 1,894
|
|Jeffrey Penney 1,253
|
|Ryan Young (Green) 727 Keith Henderson (Equ.) 650 Daniel Cormier-Roach (Ind.) 49
|QC Liberal background|
|Geoffrey Kelley
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Marguerite-Bourgeoys
|QC Liberal background|
|Monique Jérôme-Forget 22,807
|
|Suzanne Groulx 6,327
|
|Brigitte De Laroche 2,524
|
|Adam Jastrzebski (Green) 415 Paul Domagala (Equ.) 142 Marc Veilleux (DCQ) 94 Yves le Seigle (M-L) 68
|QC Liberal background|
|Monique Jérôme-Forget
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Marquette
|QC Liberal background|
|François Ouimet 21,232
|
|Yves Beauregard 7,672
|
|Denise Décoste 3,260
|
|Bruce Hulley (Equ.) 289 Garnet Colly (M-L) 179
|QC Liberal background|
|François Ouimet
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Mont-Royal
|QC Liberal background|
|Philippe Couillard 21,021
|
|Vincent Gagnon 3,465
|
|Nour-Eddine Hajibi 1,240
|
|Frank Kiss (Equ.) 256
|QC Liberal background|
|André Tranchemontagne
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Nelligan
|QC Liberal background|
|Russell Williams 27,934
|
|Micaël Poirier 4,611
|
|Sabrina Duguay 2,680
|
|Peter Graham (Green) 541 Giuliana Pendenza (Equ.) 233
|QC Liberal background|
|Russell Williams
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
|QC Liberal background|
|Russell Copeman 18,911
|
|Laurent Malépart 3,460
|
|Allan Patrick 1,225
|
|Jessica Gal (Green) 1,084 Helene Jutras (BP) 261 Peter Sauvé (Equ.) 246 Thomas Kernan (DCQ) 96 Rachel Hoffman (M-L) 71
|QC Liberal background|
|Russell Copeman
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Outremont
|QC Liberal background|
|Yves Séguin 14,278
|
|Marilyse Lapierre 8,218
|
|Christian de Serres 1,712
|
|Jill Hanley (UFP) 1,818 Maryève Daigle (BP) 345 Louise Charron (M-L) 119
|QC Liberal background|
|Pierre-Étienne Laporte
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Robert-Baldwin
|QC Liberal background|
|Pierre Marsan 28,892
|
|Alphonse Boisrond 2,637
|
|Alladin Abou Sharbin 1,705
|
|Jimmy Kalafatidis (Equ.) 411
|QC Liberal background|
|Pierre Marsan
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint-Henri–Sainte-Anne
|QC Liberal background|
|Nicole Loiselle 16,004
|
|Raymond Munger 9,830
|
|Claudette Marullo 2,645
|
|Marc-André Payette (UFP) 595 Suzanne Moussette (Green) 439 Nicky Tanguay (BP) 424 Andrzej Jastrzebski (DCQ) 142 Jean-Paul Bédard (M-L) 116 Larry Vitas (Equ.) 52
|QC Liberal background|
|Nicole Loiselle
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint-Laurent
|QC Liberal background|
|Jacques Dupuis 24,745
|
|William Fayad 4,556
|
|Sophie Theoharopoulos 1,834
|
|Alain Pérusse (UFP) 325 Fernand Deschamps (M-L) 206 Louis Ottoni (Equ.) 199
|QC Liberal background|
|Jacques Dupuis
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Verdun
|QC Liberal background|
|Henri-François Gautrin 15,185
|
|Denis Martel 8,782
|
|Sébastien Guérin 3,269
|
|Claude Genest (Green) 658 Pascal Durand (UFP) 368 Vincent Aubry (BP) 357 Gilles Noël (DCQ) 104 Normand Chouinard (M-L) 71 Bernard King (Equ.) 63 Robert Lindblad (Ind.) 54
|QC Liberal background|
|Henri-François Gautrin
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Westmount–Saint-Louis
|QC Liberal background|
|Jacques Chagnon 18,330
|
|Denise Laroche 2,372
|
|Nathalie Beaupré 959
|
|David Fennario (UFP) 718 David John Proctor (BP) 223 Don Donderi (Equ.) 182 Diane Johnston (M-L) 64
|QC Liberal background|
|Jacques Chagnon
|}
Laval
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Chomedey
|QC Liberal background|
|Thomas Mulcair 25,363
|
|Coline Chhay 6,568
|
|Vicken Darakdijian 3,384
|
|Polyvios Tsakanikas (M-L) 210 Robert Tamilia (Equ.) 148
|QC Liberal background|
|Thomas Mulcair
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Fabre
|QC Liberal background|
|Michelle Courchesne 18,689
|
|Nathalie Saint-Pierre 14,428
|
|Claude Dugas 6,370
|
|Pierre Bibeau (Ind.) 402
|QC PQ background|
|Joseph Facal
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Laval-des-Rapides
|QC Liberal background|
|Alain Paquet 15,190
|
|Serge Ménard 13,209
|
|Philippe Laurin 4,693
|
|Louis-Philippe Verenka (Green) 366 Vincent Pelletier (BP) 339 Michelle Marleau (DCQ) 162
|QC PQ background|
|Serge Ménard
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Mille-Îles
|QC Liberal background|
|Maurice Clermont 19,924
|
|Maude Delangis 14,333
|
|Gerry La Rocca 5,093
|
|Christian Lajoie (Ind.) 244 Régent Millette (DCQ) 113
|QC PQ background|
|Lyse Leduc
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Vimont
|QC Liberal background|
|Vincent Auclair 17,908
|
|Normand Dupont 12,865
|
|François Gaudreau 7,227
|
|Serge Légaré (Green) 403 André Pigeon (UFP) 269
|QC ADQ background|
|François Gaudreau
|-
|}
Laurentides
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Argenteuil
|QC Liberal background|
|David Whissell 12,645
|
|Georges Lapointe 5,906
|
|Sylvain Demers 4,372
|
|Claude Sabourin (Green) 496 Yannick Charpentier (BP) 292
|QC Liberal background|
|David Whissell
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Bertrand
|
|Michelle Montpetit 13,502
|QC PQ background|
|Claude Cousineau 14,704
|
|Danielle Tremblay 4,834
|
|Richard Savignac (Green) 664 Serge Haroun (DCQ) 490 David Rovins (Ind.) 41
|QC PQ background|
|Claude Cousineau
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Blainville
|
|Jocelyne Roch 12,689
|QC PQ background|
|Richard Legendre 15,288
|
|Diane Bellemare 7,407
|
|Thérèse Hamel (UFP) 394
|QC PQ background|
|Richard Legendre
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Deux-Montagnes
|
|Marc Lauzon 12,099
|QC PQ background|
|Hélène Robert 12,432
|
|Éric Duhaime 6,907
|
|Julien Demers (UFP) 408
|QC PQ background|
|Hélène Robert
|-
|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Groulx
|QC Liberal background|
|Pierre Descoteaux 13,763
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|Robert Kieffer 13,460
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|Sophie Cardinal 6,746
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|Denis Letourneux (UFP) 436 Julien Boisvert (BP) 402
|QC PQ background|
|Robert Kieffer
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Labelle
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|Jean-Pierre Miljours 10,501
|QC PQ background|
|Sylvain Pagé 13,530
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|Pascal De Bellefeuille 4,283
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|Anne Léger (Green) 468 André Haché (BP) 274
|QC PQ background|
|Sylvain Pagé
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Mirabel
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|Réal Proulx 7,529
|QC PQ background|
|Denise Beaudoin 10,577
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|Hubert Meilleur 9,486
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Prévost
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|Marie-Josée Gouin 11,855
|QC PQ background|
|Lucie Papineau 16,159
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|Martin Camirand 7,087
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|Alexandre Émond (BP) 499 Reine Dubeau (DCQ) 179
|QC PQ background|
|Lucie Papineau
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Lanaudière
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Berthier
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|Carole Majeau 10,828
|QC PQ background|
|Alexandre Bourdeau 12,101
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|Marie Grégoire 11,014
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|Pierre Gravel (UFP) 632
|QC ADQ background|
|Marie Grégoire
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Joliette
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|Robert Groulx 11,161
|QC PQ background|
|Jonathan Valois 13,103
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|Sylvie Lespérance 7,114
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|Mathieu Lessard (UFP) 1,149
Marco Geoffroy (BP) 667
|QC ADQ background|
|Sylvie Lespérance
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|L'Assomption
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|Sylvie Thouin 14,111
|QC PQ background|
|Jean-Claude St-André 16,965
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|Daniel Labrecque 7,053
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|Bob Aubin (Green) 602
Gilbert Morin (UFP) 356
|QC PQ background|
|Jean-Claude St-André
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Masson
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|Richard Marcotte 11,371
|QC PQ background|
|Luc Thériault 15,445
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|Nathalie Filion 7,637
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|QC PQ background|
|Gilles Labbé
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Rousseau
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|Michel F. Brunet 9,127
|QC PQ background|
|François Legault 14,079
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|François Girouard 5,645
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|Alex Boisdequin-Lefort (UFP) 324Gérard Gauthier (DCQ) 249
|QC PQ background|
|François Legault
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Terrebonne
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|Marcel Théorêt 11,353
|QC PQ background|
|Jocelyne Caron 17,327
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|Jean-Pierre Parrot 6,463
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|Marco Legrand (UFP) 440
|QC PQ background|
|Jocelyne Caron
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Outaouais and Abitibi-Témiscamingue
QC Liberal PQ ADQ Other
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Abitibi-Est
|QC Liberal background|
|Pierre Corbeil 9,056
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|Lorraine Morissette 7,110
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|Serge Allard 4,477
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|Guy Cloutier (BP) 286 Samuel Dupras-Doroftei (Ind.) 202
|QC PQ background|
|André Pelletier
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Abitibi-Ouest
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|Jean-Louis Carignan 7,960
|QC PQ background|
|François Gendron 9,677
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|Claude Morin 3,661
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|QC PQ background|
|François Gendron
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue
|QC Liberal background|
|Daniel Bernard 10,347
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|Rémy Trudel 9,673
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|Pierre Brien 7,849
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|Patrick Rancourt (UFP) 507
|QC PQ background|
|Rémy Trudel
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Chapleau
|QC Liberal background|
|Benoît Pelletier 18,774
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|Sylvie Simard 6,512
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|Berthe Miron 3,949
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|Daniel Leblanc-Poirier (BP) 402 Jean Marois (UFP) 331 Gabriel Girard-Bernier (M-L) 122
|QC Liberal background|
|Benoît Pelletier
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Gatineau
|QC Liberal background|
|Réjean Lafrenière 16,481
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|Dominique Bedwell 6,663
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|Brian Gibb 3,494
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|Julie Mercier (UFP) 423 Françoise Roy (M-L) 95
|QC Liberal background|
|Réjean Lafrenière
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Hull
|QC Liberal background|
|Roch Cholette 16,262
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|Raphaël Déry 7,234
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|Jean-François LaRue 3,663
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|Denise Veilleux (UFP) 677 Stéphane Salko (BP) 305 Maxime Gauld (Ind.) 155 Benoit Legros (M-L) 72 Gheorghe Irimia (Ind.) 37
|QC Liberal background|
|Roch Cholette
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Papineau
|QC Liberal background|
|Norman MacMillan 17,933
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|Gilles Hébert 8,279
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|Serge Charette 3,833
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|Nathalie Gratton (Green) 576 Dominique Marceau (UFP) 286
|QC Liberal background|
|Norman MacMillan
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|Pontiac
|QC Liberal background|
|Charlotte L'Écuyer 17,885
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|Luc Côté 3,133
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|Victor Bilodeau 1,830
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|Serge Tanguay (UFP) 392 Louis Lang (M-L) 132
|QC Liberal background|
|Robert Middlemiss
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Results
+Summary of the April 14, 2003 National Assembly of Quebec election resultsPartyLeaderCandidatesVotesSeats # ± % Change (pp) 1998 2003 ±
QC Liberal row-nameJean Charest 125 1,755,863 15,995 45.99 2.44 -2 1em background:green4876 125 QC Liberal28
QC PQ row-nameBernard Landry 125 1,269,183 475,057 33.24% -9.63 -2 1em background:red7645 125 QC PQ31
QC ADQ row-nameMario Dumont 125 694,122 213,486 18.18 6.37 -2 1em background:green14 125 QC ADQ3
QC UFP row-nameCompared to 1998 PDS total.(leading council) 74 40,422 16,325 1.06 0.47
QC Bloc Pot row-nameHugô St-Onge 56 22,904 12,960 0.60 0.36
QC Green row-nameRichard Savignac 37 16,975 16,975 0.44 New
QC Independent row-name 35 8,269 4,172 0.22 -0.09
QC Equality row-nameKeith Henderson 21 4,051 8,492 0.11 -0.20
QC PDCQ row-nameGilles Noël 25 3,226 3,226 0.08 New
QC Marxist-Leninist row-nameClaude Brunelle 23 2,749 2 0.07 –Total 6463,817,764 100.00% Rejected ballots 48,484 1,493 Turnout3,866,248 248,91570.42% 7.90 Registered voters5,490,551 236,069
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Vote and seat summaries
Ternary plots - shift of electoral support (1998-2003) 350 200 yes center Electoral districts identified by colours of winning parties File:Ternary QC1998.svg
1998
Ternary plot of 1998 results File:Ternary QC2003.svg
2003
Ternary plot of 2003 results
Synopsis of results
+ Results by riding - 2003 Quebec general election https://www.donneesquebec.ca/recherche/dataset/atlas-des-elections-au-quebec/resource/6ca0de75-60c0-49ea-a578-a15e63d1dfe4 Élections québécoises de 2003 French 2003 Quebec elections Drouilly Pierre December 4, 2017 donneesquebec.ca Atlas des élections au Québec https://www.assnat.qc.ca/fr/patrimoine/depcir/index.html Les membres de l'Assemblée nationale par circonscription French National Assembly members by riding National Assembly of Quebec May 12, 2024 https://www.assnat.qc.ca/fr/patrimoine/resultatselec/index.html Les résultats électoraux depuis 1867 French Electoral results since 1867 National Assembly of Quebec May 12, 2024 Riding Winning party Turnoutincluding spoilt ballots VotesAll parties with more than 1% of the vote, or which had a candidate that polled at least 1,000 votes, are shown individually. Independent candidates and other minor parties are aggregated separately.Name 1998 1st place Votes Share Margin# Margin% 2nd place 3rd place Lib PQ ADQ UFP Union des forces progressistes Grn Green Ind Independent and no designation Oth Other minor affiliations Total Abitibi-Est PQ Lib 9,056 42.86% 1,946 9.21% PQ ADQ 66.41% 9,056 7,110 4,477 – – 202 286 21,131 Abitibi-Ouest PQ PQ 9,677 45.44% 1,717 8.06% Lib ADQ 66.77% 7,960 9,677 3,661 – – – – 21,298 Acadie Lib Lib 23,211 70.39% 16,509 50.07% PQ ADQ 65.66% 23,211 6,702 2,253 – – 161 646 32,973 Anjou Lib Lib 17,572 53.69% 6,999 21.38% PQ ADQ73.30% 17,572 10,573 4,319 – – – 266 32,730 Argenteuil Lib Lib 12,645 53.33% 6,739 28.42% PQ ADQ 66.46% 12,645 5,906 4,372 – 496 – 292 23,711 Arthabaska PQ Lib 12,663 36.77% 1,274 3.70% ADQ PQ73.62% 12,663 9,657 11,389 – 379 – 353 34,441 Beauce-Nord Lib ADQ 13,275 45.88% 2,171 7.50% Lib PQ75.96% 11,104 4,160 13,275 175 – – 223 28,937 Beauce-Sud Lib Lib 14,170 43.80% 1,318 4.07% ADQ PQ72.45% 14,170 5,115 12,852 216 – – – 32,353 Beauharnois New PQ 13,904 44.83% 639 2.06% Lib ADQ74.32% 13,265 13,904 3,338 – 506 – – 31,013 Bellechasse PQ Lib 9,658 37.58% 1,151 4.48% ADQ PQ76.10% 9,658 7,084 8,507 134 314 – – 25,697 Berthier PQ PQ 12,101 35.00% 1,087 3.14% ADQ Lib 69.37% 10,828 12,101 11,014 632 – – – 34,575 Bertrand PQ PQ 14,704 43.33% 1,202 3.54% Lib ADQ 70.37% 13,502 14,704 4,834 – 664 41 190 33,935 Blainville PQ PQ 15,288 42.73% 2,599 7.26% Lib ADQ74.72% 12,689 15,288 7,407 394 – – – 35,778 Bonaventure Lib Lib 11,975 60.08% 5,662 28.41% PQ ADQ 70.40% 11,975 6,313 1,101 – 542 – – 19,931 Borduas PQ PQ 13,840 46.82% 3,859 13.05% Lib ADQ77.84% 9,981 13,840 5,282 – – – 459 29,562 Bourassa-Sauvé New Lib 20,175 61.07% 11,932 36.12% PQ ADQ 64.22% 20,175 8,243 3,771 – 327 261 257 33,034 Bourget PQ PQ 15,074 45.42% 3,784 11.40% Lib ADQ71.33% 11,290 15,074 5,747 418 – – 662 33,191 Brome-Missisquoi Lib Lib 18,546 55.64% 10,453 31.36% PQ ADQ70.44% 18,546 8,093 6,018 509 – – 167 33,333 Chambly PQ Lib 17,656 41.85% 799 1.89% PQ ADQ78.45% 17,656 16,857 6,935 – – – 744 42,192 ChamplainElection resulted in a tie for first place. It was held again on May 20, 2003. PQ PQ 10,073 38.35% 642 2.44% Lib ADQ 57.70% 9,431 10,073 6,459 103 126 – 73 26,265 Chapleau Lib Lib 18,774 62.39% 12,262 40.75% PQ ADQ 58.70% 18,774 6,512 3,949 331 – – 524 30,090 Charlesbourg PQ Lib 17,169 44.46% 6,233 16.14% ADQ PQ79.06% 17,169 9,741 10,936 329 438 – – 38,613 Charlevoix PQ PQ 10,131 43.63% 1,373 5.91% Lib ADQ71.69% 8,758 10,131 3,998 168 – 105 62 23,222 Châteauguay Lib Lib 20,434 51.80% 6,683 16.94% PQ ADQ74.33% 20,434 13,751 4,399 222 – – 640 39,446 Chauveau PQ Lib 14,774 40.10% 2,219 6.02% ADQ PQ76.87% 14,774 8,506 12,555 387 – 624 – 36,846 Chicoutimi PQ PQ 14,471 43.71% 2,657 8.02% Lib ADQ71.89% 11,814 14,471 5,841 670 – – 314 33,110 Chomedey Lib Lib 25,363 71.10% 18,795 52.69% PQ ADQ 66.86% 25,363 6,568 3,384 – – – 358 35,673 Chutes-de-la-Chaudière PQ ADQ 14,759 38.82% 2,158 5.68% Lib PQ80.39% 12,601 10,007 14,759 649 – – – 38,016 Crémazie PQ Lib 15,498 44.26% 1,519 4.34% PQ ADQ73.43% 15,498 13,979 4,057 686 399 – 396 35,015 D'Arcy-McGee Lib Lib 23,968 91.29% 22,881 87.15% PQ ADQ 61.64% 23,968 1,087 520 – – – 680William Shaw was previously elected as a Union Nationale MPP in 1976. He campaigned in this election for the Equality Party and received 406 votes. 26,255 Deux-Montagnes PQ PQ 12,432 39.04% 333 1.05% Lib ADQ74.37% 12,099 12,432 6,907 408 – – – 31,846 Drummond PQ PQ 15,200 40.92% 1,721 4.63% Lib ADQ70.49% 13,479 15,200 7,577 301 – 393 199 37,149 Dubuc PQ PQ 9,767 38.90% 44 0.18% Lib ADQ 68.07% 9,723 9,767 5,162 457 – – – 25,109 Duplessis PQ PQ 10,926 47.90% 2,908 12.75% Lib ADQ 63.46% 8,018 10,926 2,530 – – 1,334 – 22,808 Fabre PQ Lib 18,689 46.85% 4,261 10.68% PQ ADQ75.49% 18,689 14,428 6,370 – – 402 – 39,889 Frontenac PQ Lib 11,251 43.65% 3,970 15.40% PQ ADQ77.77% 11,251 7,281 6,888 125 231 – – 25,776 Gaspé PQ PQ 9,033 47.40% 981 5.15% Lib ADQ 68.72% 8,052 9,033 1,743 – 227 – – 19,055 Gatineau Lib Lib 16,481 60.69% 9,818 36.15% PQ ADQ 60.58% 16,481 6,663 3,494 423 – – 95 27,156 Gouin PQ PQ 15,890 53.34% 6,894 23.14% Lib ADQ 68.02% 8,996 15,890 2,456 1,397 584 – 465 29,788 Groulx PQ Lib 13,763 39.54% 303 0.87% PQ ADQ73.52% 13,763 13,460 6,746 436 – – 402 34,807 Hochelaga-Maisonneuve PQ PQ 13,138 55.77% 6,928 29.41% Lib ADQ 60.09% 6,210 13,138 2,449 788 367 – 607 23,559 Hull Lib Lib 16,262 57.25% 9,028 31.78% PQ ADQ 58.46% 16,262 7,234 3,663 677 – 192 377 28,405 Huntingdon New Lib 15,512 52.53% 7,210 24.42% PQ ADQ72.35% 15,512 8,302 5,261 – – – 452 29,527 Iberville PQ Lib 12,106 39.15% 921 2.98% PQ ADQ73.75% 12,106 11,185 6,731 229 298 – 376 30,925 Îles-de-la-Madeleine PQ PQ 4,606 58.69% 1,456 18.55% Lib ADQ77.43% 3,150 4,606 92 – – – – 7,848 Jacques-Cartier Lib Lib 30,035 86.79% 28,141 81.31% PQ ADQ 70.24% 30,035 1,894 1,253 – 727 49 650 34,608 Jean-Lesage Lib Lib 15,547 44.22% 6,139 17.46% PQ ADQ72.24% 15,547 9,408 8,912 – – 714 575 35,156 Jeanne-Mance–Viger New Lib 26,801 79.89% 22,498 67.06% PQ ADQ 67.70% 26,801 4,303 2,080 – – – 365 33,549 Jean-Talon Lib Lib 15,475 45.60% 3,476 10.24% PQ ADQ80.45% 15,475 11,999 5,149 515 477 126 197 33,938 Johnson PQ PQ 12,232 40.62% 1,532 5.09% Lib ADQ72.74% 10,700 12,232 6,612 343 – – 224 30,111 Joliette PQ PQ 13,104 39.48% 1,943 5.85% Lib ADQ71.43% 11,161 13,104 7,114 1,149 – – 667 33,195 Jonquière PQ Lib 13,826 44.42% 2,440 7.84% PQ ADQ70.68% 13,826 11,386 5,216 330 – – 368 31,126 Kamouraska-Témiscouata Lib Lib 11,266 45.75% 4,762 19.34% ADQ PQ70.90% 11,266 6,326 6,504 – 293 238 – 24,627 Labelle PQ PQ 13,530 46.57% 3,029 10.42% Lib ADQ 68.68% 10,501 13,530 4,283 – 468 – 274 29,056 Lac-Saint-Jean PQ PQ 15,200 53.71% 7,795 27.55% Lib ADQ 69.58% 7,405 15,200 5,694 – – – – 28,299 LaFontaine Lib Lib 18,164 69.53% 13,225 50.63% PQ ADQ70.82% 18,164 4,939 2,697 – – – 323 26,123 La Peltrie PQ Lib 16,462 41.47% 3,041 7.66% ADQ PQ79.01% 16,462 8,711 13,421 515 – 586 – 39,695 La Pinière Lib Lib 22,474 64.36% 14,540 41.64% PQ ADQ 69.96% 22,474 7,934 4,026 – – – 487 34,921 Laporte Lib Lib 18,673 55.22% 8,495 25.12% PQ ADQ71.80% 18,673 10,178 3,885 489 – – 593 33,818 La Prairie PQ Lib 15,805 41.58% 937 2.47% PQ ADQ75.91% 15,805 14,868 6,478 229 – – 631 38,011 L'Assomption PQ PQ 16,965 43.40% 2,854 7.30% Lib ADQ75.16% 14,111 16,965 7,053 356 602 – – 39,087 Laurier-Dorion Lib Lib 16,052 53.14% 6,277 20.78% PQ ADQ 64.36% 16,052 9,775 1,996 922 595 248 621 30,209 Laval-des-Rapides PQ Lib 15,190 44.73% 1,981 5.83% PQ ADQ 69.82% 15,190 13,209 4,693 – 366 – 501 33,959 Laviolette PQ Lib 12,806 52.67% 5,076 20.88% PQ ADQ72.18% 12,806 7,730 3,453 182 – – 144 24,315 Lévis PQ Lib 12,891 35.12% 406 1.11% PQ ADQ77.56% 12,891 12,485 10,670 442 – 220 – 36,708 Lotbinière PQ ADQ 9,522 37.45% 749 2.95% Lib PQ77.57% 8,773 6,502 9,522 175 306 – 150 25,428 Louis-Hébert PQ Lib 17,938 44.53% 6,270 15.56% PQ ADQ81.12% 17,938 11,668 9,505 402 493 – 281 40,287 Marguerite-Bourgeoys Lib Lib 22,807 70.44% 16,480 50.90% PQ ADQ 68.14% 22,807 6,327 2,524 – 415 – 304 32,377 Marguerite-D'Youville PQ Lib 16,368 41.38% 867 2.19% PQ ADQ81.93% 16,368 15,501 6,596 536 – – 550 39,551 Marie-Victorin PQ PQ 12,736 45.39% 2,937 10.47% Lib ADQ 67.05% 9,799 12,736 4,374 452 – 134 566 28,061 Marquette Lib Lib 21,232 65.06% 13,560 41.55% PQ ADQ 66.11% 21,232 7,672 3,260 – – – 468 32,632 Maskinongé PQ Lib 13,240 38.16% 906 2.61% PQ ADQ74.62% 13,240 12,334 9,118 – – – – 34,692 Masson PQ PQ 15,445 44.83% 4,074 11.82% Lib ADQ70.86% 11,371 15,445 7,637 – – – – 34,453 Matane PQ Lib 7,602 40.84% 33 0.18% PQ ADQ 67.56% 7,602 7,569 3,005 – 124 313 – 18,613 Matapédia PQ PQ 9,197 45.48% 2,858 14.13% Lib ADQ 68.97% 6,339 9,197 4,686 – – – – 20,222 Mégantic-Compton Lib Lib 11,135 47.09% 3,788 16.02% PQ ADQ72.38% 11,135 7,347 4,901 193 – – 71 23,647 Mercier PQ PQ 13,334 45.26% 4,920 16.70% Lib UFP 69.56% 8,414 13,334 1,855 5,278 – – 579 29,460 Mille-Îles PQ Lib 19,924 50.18% 5,591 14.08% PQ ADQ76.14% 19,924 14,333 5,093 – – 244 113 39,707 Mirabel New PQ 10,577 38.33% 1,091 3.95% ADQ Lib72.02% 7,529 10,577 9,486 – – – – 27,592 Montmagny-L'Islet Lib Lib 9,518 41.17% 1,005 4.35% ADQ PQ72.34% 9,518 4,863 8,513 225 – – – 23,119 Montmorency PQ Lib 13,708 36.78% 1,887 5.06% ADQ PQ77.09% 13,708 11,226 11,821 517 – – – 37,272 Mont-Royal Lib Lib 21,021 80.91% 17,556 67.57% PQ ADQ 59.60% 21,021 3,465 1,240 – – – 256 25,982 Nelligan Lib Lib 27,934 77.60% 23,323 64.79% PQ ADQ 69.65% 27,934 4,611 2,680 – 541 – 233 35,999 Nicolet-Yamaska PQ PQ 10,783 41.21% 1,856 7.09% Lib ADQ77.82% 8,927 10,783 5,899 – – 141 417 26,167 Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Lib Lib 18,911 74.59% 15,451 60.94% PQ ADQ 61.80% 18,911 3,460 1,225 – 1,084 – 674 25,354 Orford Lib Lib 17,314 49.48% 6,277 17.94% PQ ADQ71.42% 17,314 11,037 6,145 498 – – – 34,994 Outremont Lib Lib 14,278 53.90% 6,060 22.88% PQ UFP 62.81% 14,278 8,218 1,712 1,818 – – 464 26,490 Papineau Lib Lib 17,933 58.02% 9,654 31.24% PQ ADQ 61.03% 17,933 8,279 3,833 286 576 – – 30,907 Pointe-aux-Trembles PQ PQ 14,261 50.19% 4,834 17.01% Lib ADQ72.30% 9,427 14,261 4,050 – 457 – 217 28,412 Pontiac Lib Lib 17,885 76.52% 14,752 63.12% PQ ADQ 55.44% 17,885 3,133 1,830 392 – – 132 23,372 Portneuf PQ Lib 12,729 39.44% 1,948 6.04% ADQ PQ77.07% 12,729 8,352 10,781 413 – – – 32,275 Prévost PQ PQ 16,159 45.16% 4,304 12.03% Lib ADQ 69.30% 11,855 16,159 7,087 – – – 678 35,779 Réne-Lévesque PQ PQ 8,997 40.86% 1,641 7.45% ADQ Lib 63.07% 5,215 8,997 7,356 – – 449 – 22,017 Richelieu PQ PQ 13,286 46.36% 2,359 8.23% Lib ADQ72.93% 10,927 13,286 3,756 – – 209 481 28,659 Richmond Lib Lib 14,767 57.20% 8,618 33.38% PQ ADQ73.80% 14,767 6,149 4,899 – – – – 25,815 Rimouski PQ PQ 14,177 47.71% 3,360 11.31% Lib ADQ71.07% 10,817 14,177 4,719 – – – – 29,713 Rivière-du-Loup ADQ ADQ 13,452 57.23% 7,867 33.47% Lib PQ72.66% 5,585 4,155 13,452 – 312 – – 23,504 Robert-Baldwin Lib Lib 28,892 85.87% 26,255 78.04% PQ ADQ 65.26% 28,892 2,637 1,705 – – – 411 33,645 Roberval PQ Lib 11,930 39.17% 244 0.80% PQ ADQ 68.45% 11,930 11,686 6,388 453 – – – 30,457 Rosemont PQ PQ 16,143 43.77% 1,422 3.86% Lib ADQ71.32% 14,721 16,143 4,248 1,132 – – 640 36,884 Rousseau PQ PQ 14,079 47.85% 4,952 16.83% Lib ADQ 64.97% 9,127 14,079 5,645 324 – – 249 29,424 Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue PQ Lib 10,347 36.46% 674 2.38% PQ ADQ 67.42% 10,347 9,673 7,849 507 – – – 28,376 Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques PQ PQ 13,066 49.84% 5,077 19.37% Lib ADQ 61.51% 7,989 13,066 2,183 1,699 690 – 590 26,217 Saint-François Lib Lib 16,562 52.32% 6,636 20.96% PQ ADQ71.67% 16,562 9,926 4,541 314 – – 310 31,653 Saint-Henri-Sainte-Anne Lib Lib 16,004 52.91% 6,174 20.41% PQ ADQ 61.04% 16,004 9,830 2,645 595 439 – 734 30,247 Saint-Hyacinthe PQ PQ 13,870 39.33% 733 2.08% Lib ADQ74.72% 13,137 13,870 7,855 401 – – – 35,263 Saint-Jean PQ Lib 14,758 40.75% 1,335 3.69% PQ ADQ72.34% 14,758 13,423 6,856 535 – 185 462 36,219 Saint-Laurent Lib Lib 24,745 77.66% 20,189 63.36% PQ ADQ 63.61% 24,745 4,556 1,834 325 – – 405 31,865 Saint-Maurice PQ PQ 8,860 34.72% 628 2.46% Lib ADQ72.67% 8,232 8,860 8,201 225 – – – 25,518 Shefford Lib Lib 16,391 46.28% 6,318 17.84% PQ ADQ 69.91% 16,391 10,073 8,114 334 – – 502 35,414 Sherbrooke Lib Lib 16,403 46.95% 2,597 7.43% PQ ADQ73.49% 16,403 13,806 4,169 496 – – 64 34,938 Soulanges New Lib 13,473 50.99% 4,720 17.86% PQ ADQ74.19% 13,473 8,753 3,549 – 320 – 327 26,422 Taillon PQ PQ 17,603 45.85% 4,483 11.68% Lib ADQ71.02% 13,120 17,603 6,353 545 – 216 556 38,393 Taschereau PQ PQ 12,930 38.95% 1,690 5.09% Lib ADQ 69.37% 11,240 12,930 6,537 1,176 731 197 389 33,200 Terrebonne PQ PQ 17,327 48.69% 5,974 16.79% Lib ADQ73.31% 11,353 17,327 6,463 440 – – – 35,583 Trois-Rivières PQ Lib 11,034 40.80% 880 3.25% PQ ADQ72.51% 11,034 10,154 5,181 214 – 110 350 27,043 Ungava PQ PQ 5,744 50.11% 1,486 12.96% Lib ADQ 50.52% 4,258 5,744 1,460 – – – – 11,462 Vachon PQ PQ 12,960 40.45% 219 0.68% Lib ADQ73.91% 12,741 12,960 5,540 279 – – 519 32,039 Vanier PQ Lib 16,182 42.83% 4,536 12.00% ADQ PQ76.75% 16,182 9,385 11,646 573 – – – 37,786 Vaudreuil Lib Lib 18,490 57.67% 9,016 28.12% PQ ADQ74.03% 18,490 9,474 3,487 – – – 608 32,059 Verchères PQ PQ 16,963 54.78% 8,243 26.62% Lib ADQ77.70% 8,720 16,963 4,585 195 – – 505 30,968 Verdun Lib Lib 15,185 52.52% 6,403 22.15% PQ ADQ 63.01% 15,185 8,782 3,269 368 658 54 595 28,911 Viau Lib Lib 17,703 65.13% 11,561 42.53% PQ ADQ 62.81% 17,703 6,142 2,406 384 – 121 426 27,182 Vimont PQ Lib 17,908 46.31% 5,043 13.04% PQ ADQ76.04% 17,908 12,865 7,227 269 403 – – 38,672 Westmount-Saint-Louis Lib Lib 18,330 80.23% 15,958 69.84% PQ ADQ 52.86% 18,330 2,372 959 718 – – 469 22,848
a
#B9E5B9 silver = open seat
#F5F5DC silver = turnout is above provincial average
#DCDCDC silver = winning candidate was in previous Legislature
#EABB94 silver = incumbent had switched allegiance
#FFFF00 silver = previously incumbent in another riding
#EEBBBB silver = not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature
#87CEFA silver = incumbency arose from byelection gain
#DCD0FF silver = other incumbents renominated
#FFA07A silver = previously an MP in the House of Commons of Canada
#F0E68C silver = multiple candidates
Comparative analysis for ridings (2003 vs 1998)
+ Summary of riding results by turnout and vote share for winning candidate (vs 1998) https://www.donneesquebec.ca/recherche/dataset/atlas-des-elections-au-quebec/resource/6ca0de75-60c0-49ea-a578-a15e63d1dfe4 Élections québécoises de 2003 French 2003 Quebec elections Drouilly Pierre December 4, 2017 donneesquebec.ca Atlas des élections au Québechttps://www.donneesquebec.ca/recherche/dataset/atlas-des-elections-au-quebec/resource/bb6ad66a-54c0-42cd-8be1-f41cb2a1df7a Élections québécoises de 1998 French 1998 Quebec elections Drouilly Pierre December 4, 2017 donneesquebec.ca Atlas des élections au QuébecRiding and winning partyTurnoutVote share % Change (pp) % Change (pp) Abitibi-Est PLQGain 66.41 -7.86 -2 1em background:#708090 42.86 5.69 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Abitibi-Ouest PQHold 66.77 -7.62 -2 1em background:#708090 45.44 -14.04 -2 1em background:QC PQ Acadie PLQHold 65.66 -12.39 -2 1em background:#708090 70.39 -4.79 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Anjou PLQHold 73.30 -9.01 -2 1em background:#708090 53.69 9.18 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Argenteuil PLQHold 66.46 -11.84 -2 1em background:#708090 53.33 10.86 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Arthabaska PLQGain 73.62 -7.44 -2 1em background:#708090 36.77 3.13 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Beauce-Nord ADQGain 75.96 -4.01 -2 1em background:#708090 45.88 31.46 -2 1em background:QC ADQ Beauce-Sud PLQHold 72.45 -3.63 -2 1em background:#708090 43.80 -4.97 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Beauharnois PQ New 74.32 New 44.83 New Bellechasse PLQGain 76.10 -3.08 -2 1em background:#708090 37.58 -0.84 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Berthier PQHold 69.37 -10.14 -2 1em background:#708090 35.00 -18.59 -2 1em background:QC PQ Bertrand PQHold 70.37 -7.02 -2 1em background:#708090 43.33 -3.30 -2 1em background:QC PQ Blainville PQHold 74.72 -8.10 -2 1em background:#708090 42.73 -8.26 -2 1em background:QC PQ Bonaventure PLQHold 70.40 -5.23 -2 1em background:#708090 60.08 12.85 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Borduas PQHold 77.84 -5.67 -2 1em background:#708090 46.82 -8.60 -2 1em background:QC PQ Bourassa-Sauvé PLQ New 64.22 New 61.07 NewBourget PQHold 71.33 -8.21 -2 1em background:#708090 45.42 -2.31 -2 1em background:QC PQ Brome-Missisquoi PLQHold 70.44 -10.12 -2 1em background:#708090 55.64 -1.53 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Chambly PLQGain 78.45 -6.18 -2 1em background:#708090 41.85 6.40 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Champlain PQHold 57.70 -24.73 -2 1em background:#708090 38.35 -8.93 -2 1em background:QC PQ Chapleau PLQHold 58.70 -12.56 -2 1em background:#708090 62.39 3.17 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Charlesbourg PLQGain 79.06 -3.13 -2 1em background:#708090 44.46 3.55 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Charlevoix PQHold 71.69 -4.80 -2 1em background:#708090 43.63 -12.98 -2 1em background:QC PQ Châteauguay PLQHold 74.33 -9.84 -2 1em background:#708090 51.80 4.88 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Chauveau PLQGain 76.87 -1.72 -2 1em background:#708090 40.10 2.76 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Chicoutimi PQHold 71.89 -2.93 -2 1em background:#708090 43.71 -13.56 -2 1em background:QC PQ Chomedey PLQHold 66.86 -12.38 -2 1em background:#708090 71.10 1.23 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Chutes-de-la-Chaudière ADQGain 80.39 -1.57 -2 1em background:#708090 38.82 20.17 -2 1em background:QC ADQ Crémazie PLQGain 73.43 -7.90 -2 1em background:#708090 44.26 -0.08 -2 1em background:QC Liberal D'Arcy-McGee PLQHold 61.64 -14.53 -2 1em background:#708090 91.29 0.68 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Deux-Montagnes PQHold 74.37 -6.71 -2 1em background:#708090 39.04 -7.99 -2 1em background:QC PQ Drummond PQHold 70.49 -9.23 -2 1em background:#708090 40.92 -11.43 -2 1em background:QC PQ Dubuc PQHold 68.07 -6.62 -2 1em background:#708090 38.90 -20.91 -2 1em background:QC PQ Duplessis PQHold 63.46 -5.98 -2 1em background:#708090 47.90 -11.42 -2 1em background:QC PQ Fabre PLQGain 75.49 -8.69 -2 1em background:#708090 46.85 6.34 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Frontenac PLQGain 77.77 -4.35 -2 1em background:#708090 43.65 2.24 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Gaspé PQHold 68.72 -5.89 -2 1em background:#708090 47.40 -3.01 -2 1em background:QC PQ Gatineau PLQHold 60.58 -12.84 -2 1em background:#708090 60.69 -0.84 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Gouin PQHold 68.02 -6.38 -2 1em background:#708090 53.34 0.66 -2 1em background:QC PQ Groulx PLQGain 73.52 -6.98 -2 1em background:#708090 39.54 4.06 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Hochelaga-Maisonneuve PQHold 60.09 -7.92 -2 1em background:#708090 55.77 -4.84 -2 1em background:QC PQ Hull PLQHold 58.46 -12.41 -2 1em background:#708090 57.25 -2.05 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Huntingdon PLQ New 72.35 New 52.53 New Iberville PLQGain 73.75 -7.53 -2 1em background:#708090 39.15 3.86 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Îles-de-la-Madeleine PQHold 77.43 -10.14 -2 1em background:#708090 58.69 6.15 -2 1em background:QC PQ Jacques-Cartier PLQHold 70.24 -9.38 -2 1em background:#708090 86.79 3.12 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Jean-Lesage PLQHold 72.24 -2.97 -2 1em background:#708090 44.22 1.88 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Jeanne-Mance–Viger PLQ New 67.70 New 79.89 New Jean-Talon PLQHold 80.45 -4.60 -2 1em background:#708090 45.60 0.26 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Johnson PQHold 72.74 -8.22 -2 1em background:#708090 40.62 -7.71 -2 1em background:QC PQ Joliette PQHold 71.43 -9.26 -2 1em background:#708090 39.48 -16.67 -2 1em background:QC PQ Jonquière PLQGain 70.68 -6.23 -2 1em background:#708090 44.42 25.07 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Kamouraska-Témiscouata PLQHold 70.90 -3.82 -2 1em background:#708090 45.75 2.26 -2 1em background:QC Liberal La Prairie PLQGain 75.91 -6.87 -2 1em background:#708090 41.58 10.61 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Labelle PQHold 68.68 -7.33 -2 1em background:#708090 46.57 -12.04 -2 1em background:QC PQ Lac-Saint-Jean PQHold 69.58 -7.20 -2 1em background:#708090 53.71 -16.85 -2 1em background:QC PQ LaFontaine PLQHold 70.82 -9.24 -2 1em background:#708090 69.53 11.95 -2 1em background:QC Liberal La Peltrie PLQGain 79.01 -5.36 -2 1em background:#708090 41.47 5.78 -2 1em background:QC Liberal La Pinière PLQHold 69.96 -10.74 -2 1em background:#708090 64.36 3.62 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Laporte PLQHold 71.80 -8.48 -2 1em background:#708090 55.22 2.37 -2 1em background:QC Liberal L'Assomption PQHold 75.16 -6.63 -2 1em background:#708090 43.40 -8.09 -2 1em background:QC PQ Laurier-Dorion PLQHold 64.36 -11.85 -2 1em background:#708090 53.14 -3.57 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Laval-des-Rapides PLQGain 69.82 -9.03 -2 1em background:#708090 44.73 3.95 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Laviolette PLQGain 72.18 -6.90 -2 1em background:#708090 52.67 17.77 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Lévis PLQGain 77.56 -2.36 -2 1em background:#708090 35.12 -0.05 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Lotbinière ADQGain 77.57 -3.89 -2 1em background:#708090 37.45 23.00 -2 1em background:QC ADQ Louis-Hébert PLQGain 81.12 0.25 -2 1em background:#708090 44.53 4.12 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Marguerite-Bourgeoys PLQHold 68.14 -11.78 -2 1em background:#708090 70.44 2.29 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Marguerite-D'Youville PLQGain 81.93 -4.74 -2 1em background:#708090 41.38 10.85 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Marie-Victorin PQHold 67.05 -8.19 -2 1em background:#708090 45.39 -6.30 -2 1em background:QC PQ Marquette PLQHold 66.11 -11.71 -2 1em background:#708090 65.06 8.62 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Maskinongé PLQGain 74.62 -6.00 -2 1em background:#708090 38.16 1.60 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Masson PQHold 70.86 10.71 -2 1em background:#708090 44.83 -19.20 -2 1em background:QC PQ Matane PLQGain 67.56 -5.41 -2 1em background:#708090 40.84 6.82 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Matapédia PQHold 68.97 -5.43 -2 1em background:#708090 45.48 -11.99 -2 1em background:QC PQ Mégantic-Compton PLQHold 72.38 -7.51 -2 1em background:#708090 47.09 -3.40 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Mercier PQHold 69.56 -5.71 -2 1em background:#708090 45.26 -10.12 -2 1em background:QC PQ Mille-Îles PLQGain 76.14 -8.25 -2 1em background:#708090 50.18 8.73 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Mirabel PQ New 72.02 New 38.33 New Montmagny-L'Islet PLQHold 72.34 -2.98 -2 1em background:#708090 41.17 -4.83 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Montmorency PLQGain 77.09 -3.64 -2 1em background:#708090 36.78 3.23 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Mont-Royal PLQHold 59.60 -13.16 -2 1em background:#708090 80.91 0.67 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Nelligan PLQHold 69.65 -10.26 -2 1em background:#708090 77.60 1.92 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Nicolet-Yamaska PQHold 77.82 -6.77 -2 1em background:#708090 41.21 -9.02 -2 1em background:QC PQ Notre-Dame-de-Grâce PLQHold 61.80 -12.12 -2 1em background:#708090 74.59 -3.03 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Orford PLQHold 71.42 -9.90 -2 1em background:#708090 49.48 -1.48 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Outremont PLQHold 62.81 -10.98 -2 1em background:#708090 53.90 -4.41 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Papineau PLQHold 61.03 -13.90 -2 1em background:#708090 58.02 3.25 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Pointe-aux-Trembles PQHold 72.30 -6.49 -2 1em background:#708090 50.19 -3.63 -2 1em background:QC PQ Pontiac PLQHold 55.44 -19.15 -2 1em background:#708090 76.52 1.25 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Portneuf PLQGain 77.07 -3.63 -2 1em background:#708090 39.44 1.54 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Prévost PQHold 69.30 -8.59 -2 1em background:#708090 45.16 -8.27 -2 1em background:QC PQ Réne-Lévesque PQHold 63.07 -6.41 -2 1em background:#708090 40.86 -21.78 -2 1em background:QC PQ Richelieu PQHold 72.93 -8.06 -2 1em background:#708090 46.36 -9.95 -2 1em background:QC PQ Richmond PLQHold 73.80 -8.10 -2 1em background:#708090 57.20 4.14 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Rimouski PQHold 71.07 -4.37 -2 1em background:#708090 47.71 -8.65 -2 1em background:QC PQ Rivière-du-Loup ADQHold 72.66 -4.14 -2 1em background:#708090 57.23 10.89 -2 1em background:QC ADQ Robert-Baldwin PLQHold 65.26 -12.80 -2 1em background:#708090 85.87 1.80 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Roberval PLQGain 68.45 -4.67 -2 1em background:#708090 39.17 14.38 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Rosemont PQHold 71.32 -6.03 -2 1em background:#708090 43.77 -4.18 -2 1em background:QC PQ Rousseau PQHold 64.97 -10.98 -2 1em background:#708090 47.85 -7.50 -2 1em background:QC PQ Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue PLQGain 67.42 -8.83 -2 1em background:#708090 36.46 -1.90 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Saint-François PLQHold 71.67 -7.93 -2 1em background:#708090 52.32 1.33 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Saint-Henri-Sainte-Anne PLQHold 61.04 -12.72 -2 1em background:#708090 52.91 4.56 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Saint-Hyacinthe PQHold 74.72 -7.02 -2 1em background:#708090 39.33 -10.27 -2 1em background:QC PQ Saint-Jean PLQGain 72.34 -8.89 -2 1em background:#708090 40.75 2.74 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Saint-Laurent PLQHold 63.61 -13.17 -2 1em background:#708090 77.66 -0.37 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Saint-Maurice PQHold 72.67 -8.01 -2 1em background:#708090 34.72 -14.80 -2 1em background:QC PQ Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques PQHold 61.51 -6.00 -2 1em background:#708090 49.84 -3.10 -2 1em background:QC PQ Shefford PLQHold 69.91 -10.71 -2 1em background:#708090 46.28 9.01 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Sherbrooke PLQHold 73.49 -6.25 -2 1em background:#708090 46.95 -0.46 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Soulanges PLQ New 74.19 New 50.99 New Taillon PQHold 71.02 -6.93 -2 1em background:#708090 45.85 -7.17 -2 1em background:QC PQ Taschereau PQHold 69.37 -4.47 -2 1em background:#708090 38.95 -8.05 -2 1em background:QC PQ Terrebonne PQHold 73.31 -7.72 -2 1em background:#708090 48.69 -10.78 -2 1em background:QC PQ Trois-Rivières PLQGain 72.51 -6.40 -2 1em background:#708090 40.80 -0.28 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Ungava PQHold 50.52 -11.40 -2 1em background:#708090 50.11 1.89 -2 1em background:QC PQ Vachon PQHold 73.91 -7.94 -2 1em background:#708090 40.45 -9.30 -2 1em background:QC PQ Vanier PLQGain 76.75 -1.05 -2 1em background:#708090 42.83 5.64 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Vaudreuil PLQHold 74.03 -7.75 -2 1em background:#708090 57.67 5.76 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Verchères PQHold 77.70 -5.52 -2 1em background:#708090 54.78 -5.86 -2 1em background:QC PQ Verdun PLQHold 63.01 -12.69 -2 1em background:#708090 52.52 -0.23 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Viau PLQHold 62.81 -10.74 -2 1em background:#708090 65.13 -4.95 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Vimont PLQGain 76.04 -8.66 -2 1em background:#708090 46.31 4.94 -2 1em background:QC Liberal Westmount-Saint-Louis PLQHold 52.86 -13.39 -2 1em background:#708090 80.23 1.06 -2 1em background:QC Liberal
Summary analysis
+ Party candidates in 2nd place Party in 1st place Party in 2nd place TotalLib PQ ADQQC Liberal row-name
65 11 76QC PQ row-name
42 3 45QC ADQ row-name
4 4 Total46 65 14 125
+ Candidates ranked 1st to 5th place, by party Parties 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5thQC Liberal colour&name76 46 3 QC PQ colour&name45 65 15 QC ADQ colour&name4 14 105 2 QC UFP colour&name 2 44 27QC Bloc Pot colour&name 28 19QC Green colour&name 26 9QC Independent colour&name 9 9QC Equality colour&name 4 7QC Marxist-Leninist colour&name 2 5QC PDCQ colour&name 7
+ Resulting composition of the National Assembly (2003) Source PartyLibPQADQTotalSeats retained Incumbents returned33 35 1 69Open seats held8 4 12Byelection losses reversed 4 4Seats changing hands Incumbents defeated15 2 17Open seats gained11 1 12Open - taken by previous incumbent from another riding1 1Byelection gains held2 2New seats Previously incumbent in another riding3 1 4New MNAs1 1 2Total76 45 4 125
See also
Liste de sondages sur les élections générales québécoises de 2003 fr Opinion polling for the 2003 Quebec general election
Politics of Quebec
List of premiers of Quebec
List of leaders of the Official Opposition (Quebec)
National Assembly of Quebec
2007 Quebec general election
Timeline of Quebec history
Political parties in Quebec
37th National Assembly of Quebec
Notes
References
Further reading
Mutimer David Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs, 2003 2009 University of Toronto Press Toronto 9780802099853 https://archive.org/details/canadianannualre0000unse_e7f6 registration
External links
Results by party (total votes and seats won)
Results for all ridings
Quebec general election
Category:Elections in Quebec
General election
Quebec general election