2000 Richmond, Quebec, municipal election

September 2023 September 2023 The 2002 Richmond municipal election took place on April 30, 2000, to elect a mayor and councillors in Richmond, Quebec. The election was called after the municipality of Melbourne was merged with Richmond. Results + 2000 Richmond election, Mayor of Bromont Candidate Total votes % of total votes (incumbent)Marc-André Martel accl. . + 2000 Richmond election, Councillor, District One Candidate Total votes % of total votes Charles Mallette accl. . + 2000 Richmond election, Councillor, District Two Candidate Total votes % of total votes Paul Gifford 67 67.78 Jacques Champagne 32 32.32 Total valid votes 99 100.00 + 2000 Richmond election, Councillor, District Three Candidate Total votes % of total votes (incumbent)Réal Veilleux 170 72.65 Yvan TremblayTremblay was a student who focused his campaign on keeping youth in the community. See Stephen McDougall, "Richmond candidates declare positions at supper," Montreal Gazette, 27 April 2000, p. 3. 64 27.35 Total valid votes 234 100.00 + 2000 Richmond election, Councillor, District Four Candidate Total votes % of total votes (incumbent)Ghyslaine Bilodeau accl. . + 2000 Richmond election, Councillor, District Five Candidate Total votes % of total votes (incumbent)Daniel Ménard accl. . + 2000 Richmond election, Councillor, District Six Candidate Total votes % of total votes (incumbent)Jean-Guy Berthiaume 131 71.98 André Charest 51 18.02 Total valid votes 182 100.00 + 2000 Richmond election, Councillor, District Seven Candidate Total votes % of total votes (incumbent)Georges-Henri Poulin 89 70.08 Jocelyn Bastien 38 29.92 Total valid votes 127 100.00 Source: Stephen McDougall, "Richmond elects 22-year-old student: Re-elects three incumbents to town council," Sherbrooke Record, 2 May 2000, p. 7. References Category:2000 Quebec municipal elections Category:April 2000 in Canada