2012 Quebec general election
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125 seats in the National Assembly of Quebec 63 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout 74.60% (17.17%)
First party Second party
Leader Pauline Marois Jean Charest
Party Parti Québécois Liberal
Leader since June 26, 2007 April 30, 1998
Leader's seat Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré Sherbrooke (lost re-election)
Last election 51 seats, 35.17% 66 seats, 42.08%
Seats before 47 64
Seats won 54 50
Seat change 7 14
Popular vote 1,393,703 1,360,968
Percentage 31.95% 31.20%
Swing 3.22pp 10.88pp
Third party Fourth party
Leader François Legault Françoise David & Amir Khadir (as spokespeople)
Party Coalition Avenir Québec Québec solidaire
Leader since November 4, 2011 February 4, 2006
Leader's seat L'Assomption David: Gouin Khadir: Mercier
Last election 7 seats, 16.37%1 1 seat, 3.78%
Seats before 9 1
Seats won 19 2
Seat change 10 1
Popular vote 1,180,235 263,111
Percentage 27.05% 6.03%
Swing 10.68pp1 2.25pp
Premier before election Jean Charest Liberal Premier after election Pauline Marois Parti Québécois
Premier before election Jean Charest Liberal Premier after election Pauline Marois Parti Québécois Seating plan following the election. The 2012 Quebec general election took place in the Canadian province of Quebec on September 4, 2012. Lieutenant Governor Pierre Duchesne dissolved the National Assembly on August 1, 2012, following Premier Jean Charest 's request. The Parti Québécois were elected to a minority government, with Pauline Marois becoming the first woman to be Premier of Quebec . The Quebec Liberal Party took second place, with Premier Jean Charest losing his seat. The newly-formed Coalition Avenir Québec , led by François Legault , took third place, while Québec solidaire took 2 seats out of the 125.
During Marois' victory speech, an attack including gunshots and a fire occurred at the Métropolis concert hall housing the event and a forty-year-old man died as a result of gunshot wounds.
Timeline 2008 December 8 – 39th Quebec general election December 15 – Pauline Marois becomes the leader of the Official Opposition . December 18 – Swearing in of the Cabinet members 2009 January 13 – Yvon Vallières is elected President of the National Assembly . January 14 – An economic statement is pronounced by Monique Jérôme-Forget . March 6 – Resignation of Mario Dumont (ADQ) as MNA of Rivière-du-Loup March 10 – The opening speech of the 39th Quebec Legislature is pronounced by Premier Jean Charest . March 25 — The Conservative Party of Quebec is registered. April 8 – Resignation of Monique Jérôme-Forget (Lib) as MNA of Marguerite-Bourgeoys April 9 — The Parti nul is registered. June 22 – In two by-elections, Jean D'Amour (Lib) and Clément Gignac (Lib) are elected MNAs of Rivière-du-Loup and Marguerite-Bourgeoys respectively. June 25 – Resignation of François Legault (PQ) as MNA of Rousseau September 21 – In a by-election, Nicolas Marceau (PQ) is elected MNA of Rousseau with 57% of the vote. October 18 – Gilles Taillon is elected as leader of the Action démocratique du Québec (ADQ). November 6 – Éric Caire and Marc Picard leave the ADQ to sit as independents. November 10 – Gilles Taillon resigns his post as ADQ leader amid Caire and Picard's defections. Taillon also called for a police investigation into the “troubling” funding practices in the party." November 19 – Gérard Deltell replaces Taillon as leader of ADQ. 2010 January 6 – Resignation of Camil Bouchard (PQ) as MNA of Vachon May 6 – Tony Tomassi is kicked out of the Liberal cabinet and caucus after it is revealed he was given a gasoline credit card by a private security firm. July 5 – In a by-election, Martine Ouellet (PQ) is elected MNA of Vachon with 59% of the vote. August 9 – Resignation of Jacques Dupuis (Lib) as MNA of Saint-Laurent September 7 – Resignation of Claude Béchard as MNA of Kamouraska-Témiscouata (Lib), he dies from cancer later that day September 13 – In a by-election, Jean-Marc Fournier (Lib) is elected MNA of Saint-Laurent with 64% of the vote. November 29 – In a by-election, André Simard (PQ) is elected MNA of Kamouraska-Témiscouata with 37% of the vote. 2011 March 7 — A party named "Québec - Révolution démocratique" is registered. June 6 – Louise Beaudoin , Pierre Curzi , and Lisette Lapointe leave the Parti Québécois to sit as independents. June 7 – Jean-Martin Aussant leaves the Parti Québécois to sit as an independent. June 21 – Benoit Charette leaves the Parti Québécois to sit as an independent and René Gauvreau is asked to leave the Parti Québécois pending an investigation of his former aide. September 6 – Resignation of Nathalie Normandeau (Lib) as MNA of Bonaventure September 19 – Jean-Martin Aussant (Ind, ex-PQ) announces his intention to register a new sovereigntist political party, Option nationale . November 4 – Coalition Avenir Québec , a new party led by François Legault , is officially registered. November 17 – Lisette Lapointe buys an Option nationale membership, but remains sitting as an independent. November 24 – Daniel Ratthé is expelled from the PQ caucus. December 5 – In a by-election, Damien Arsenault (Lib) is elected MNA of Bonaventure with 49.5% of the vote. December 14 – The Coalition Avenir Québec and the ADQ announced an agreement in principle to merge, pending final approval from the ADQ membership. December 16 – Resignation of David Whissell (Lib) as MNA of Argenteuil December 19 – Éric Caire (Ind, ex-ADQ), Benoit Charette (Ind, ex-PQ), Marc Picard (Ind, ex-ADQ), and Daniel Ratthé (Ind, ex-PQ) join the Coalition Avenir Québec . 2012 Quebec election called for September 2012 Pauline Marois on the campaign trail. January 9 – François Rebello (PQ) joins the Coalition Avenir Québec . January 22 – The ADQ membership approves a merger with the Coalition Avenir Québec, resulting in ADQ MNA's Sylvie Roy , Janvier Grondin , François Bonnardel and leader Gérard Deltell becoming CAQ members. February 14 — The Coalition Avenir Québec is registered. February 25 – Founding convention of Option nationale . March 4 – Independent Lisette Lapointe announces that she will not run in the next election. March 21 — The Équipe autonomiste is registered. April 3 - Louise Beaudoin (Ind) rejoins the Parti Québécois. April 5 - René Gauvreau (Ind) is re-admitted into the Parti Québécois. May 3 - Resignation of Tony Tomassi (Ind) as MNA of LaFontaine May 8 — The Middle Class Party of Quebec is registered. May 14 - Resignation of Line Beauchamp (Lib) as MNA of Bourassa-Sauvé June 11 - In by-elections, Marc Tanguay (Lib) is elected MNA of LaFontaine with 53% of the vote, and Roland Richer (PQ) is elected MNA of Argenteuil with 36% of the vote. June 13 — The Coalition pour la constituante is registered. June 29 — The Parti démocratie chrétienne du Québec is renamed to Parti unité nationale . July 11 — Documents from the Quebec Liberal Party and the Government suggest that a general election will be called on August 1 and take place on Tuesday, September 4. July 13 — The Quebec Citizens' Union is registered. August 1 - Lieutenant Governor Pierre Duchesne dissolves the National Assembly , on Premier Jean Charest 's request, and calls an election for September 4, 2012. September 4 - The election takes place. Pauline Marois's victory speech is disrupted by the 2012 Montreal shooting . Redistribution of ridings The Commission de la représentation électorale
Incumbent MNAs who did not run for re-election Liberal Vincent Auclair , Vimont Daniel Bernard , Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue Michelle Courchesne , Fabre Monique Gagnon-Tremblay , Saint-François Johanne Gonthier , Mégantic-Compton Norman MacMillan , Papineau Yvon Vallières , Richmond Parti Québécois Louise Beaudoin , Rosemont Danielle Doyer , Matapédia René Gauvreau , Groulx Martin Lemay , Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques Claude Pinard , Saint-Maurice Sylvain Simard , Richelieu Guillaume Tremblay , Masson Coalition Avenir Québec Janvier Grondin , Beauce-Nord Independent Pierre Curzi , Borduas Lisette Lapointe , Crémazie
Opinion polls Evolution of voting intentions for the 2012 Quebec general election. Dots are individual poll results and trend lines are local regressions with 95% confidence interval. Polling firm Last date of polling Link QLP PQ CAQ QS ON GPQ Other 2012 Election September 4, 2012 31.20 31.95 27.05 6.03 1.89 0.99 0.89 Forum Research September 3, 2012 29 36 25 6 2 2 0 EKOS September 2, 2012 23.2 36.0 24.5 10.7 5.5 Léger Marketing August 31, 2012 27 33 28 7 3 1 1 CROP August 29, 2012 26 32 28 9 2 2 1 Forum Research August 28, 2012 28 33 27 8 2 2 0 CROP August 26, 2012 26 33 28 7 3 3 1 Léger Marketing August 24, 2012 27 33 28 7 2 2 1 Forum Research August 20, 2012 35 29 24 9 1 2 0 Léger Marketing August 16, 2012 28 33 27 6 3 2 0 CROP August 14, 2012 27 34 25 7 2 3 1 Forum Research August 13, 2012 31 35 25 6 2 0 Léger Marketing August 8, 2012 31 32 27 6 2 2 0 CROP August 8, 2012 29 32 21 8 2 3 4 Forum Research August 7, 2012 32 34 24 6 3 0 Forum Research August 1, 2012 38 39 14 4 3 0 Léger Marketing July 31, 2012 31 33 21 7 2 4 2 2008 Election December 8, 2008 42.08 35.17 — 3.78 — 2.17 16.80
Opinion polling from 2008 to June 2012 Polling firm Last date of polling Link QLP PQ CAQ QS ON GPQ ADQ Other Léger Marketing June 14, 2012 33 32 19 9 1 4 2 CROP May 25, 2012 31 30 22 9 2 5 2 Léger Marketing May 21, 2012 32 32 21 10 1 4 0 Forum Research May 17, 2012 34 33 18 10 4 0 Segma Recherche May 17, 2012 28 32 19 11 9 1 Forum Research May 15, 2012 35 33 19 10 3 0 CROP May 3, 2012 31 25 24 8 2 8 2 Léger Marketing May 2, 2012 PDF 28 31 24 9 2 4 2 Forum Research April 23, 2012 35 35 16 8 6 0 CROP April 23, 2012 30 28 25 8 1 7 1 Forum Research April 10, 2012 34 39 18 6 4 0 Léger Marketing April 4, 2012 27 33 22 7 1 5 5 Forum Research March 21, 2012 29 41 19 8 4 0 CROP March 19, 2012 [permanent dead link ] 30 34 24 5 1 5 Léger Marketing March 7, 2012 [permanent dead link ] 28 33 24 6 2 4 3 Forum Research February 23, 2012 30 39 19 6 5 0 CROP February 21, 2012 29 30 26 8 2 3 1 Léger Marketing February 12, 2012 29 29 28 8 4 2 Léger Marketing January 25, 2012 [permanent dead link ] 26 25 32 9 6 2 CROP January 23, 2012 [permanent dead link ] 29 21 31 11 2 5 1 Léger Marketing January 12, 2012 27 25 33 9 3 3 CROP December 14, 2011 28 18 39 9 5 1 Léger Marketing December 14, 2011 22 24 37 9 5 3 CROP November 23, 2011 25 21 42 7 4 1 CROP November 23, 2011 [permanent dead link ] 27 19 33 6 5 6 3 Léger Marketing November 17, 2011 22 21 35 8 3 8 3 Léger Marketing October 27, 2011 22 20 35 *8 5 8 2 CROP October 17, 2011 [permanent dead link ] 28 25 13 5 20 9 Léger Marketing October 12, 2011 22 18 36 *7 5 9 3 Léger Marketing October 12, 2011 26 25 11 6 18 14 CROP September 19, 2011 [permanent dead link ] 28 28 11 7 18 9 Léger Marketing September 15, 2011 25 17 34 *7 6 9 2 Léger Marketing September 15, 2011 31 26 9 5 16 13 CROP August 22, 2011 [permanent dead link ] 33 27 11 5 16 9 Léger Marketing August 20, 2011 34 24 12 5 14 11 CROP June 20, 2011 35 29 7 7 17 5 Léger Marketing June 8, 2011 30 30 11 6 17 6 CROP June 7, 2011 27 26 17 9 15 7 CROP May 16, 2011 [permanent dead link ] 23 34 12 11 16 5 Léger Marketing May 11, 2011 30 34 9 4 18 5 Léger Marketing April 14, 2011 31 38 9 5 14 3 Léger Marketing March 10, 2011 27 37 11 5 13 7 Léger Marketing February 10, 2011 28 34 9 7 15 7 CROP September 27, 2010 31 40 9 7 13 Angus Reid Public Opinion September 26, 2010 26 40 10 8 11 5 Léger Marketing September 16, 2010 32 40 11 6 10 2 Léger Marketing August 19, 2010 31 41 9 7 9 3 Angus Reid Public Opinion August 12, 2010 31 39 8 8 12 3 Léger Marketing June 11, 2010 30 41 8 5 13 2 Léger Marketing May 6, 2010 31 40 8 7 12 1 Angus Reid Public Opinion April 14, 2010 23 41 9 10 13 5 Léger Marketing April 8, 2010 30 40 9 8 10 2 Léger Marketing March 12, 2010 32 38 10 7 10 Léger Marketing February 11, 2010 37 40 6 6 9 CROP January 24, 2010 40 38 8 8 6 Léger Marketing January 15, 2010 39 41 7 5 6 Léger Marketing November 30, 2009 37 41 7 7 8 CROP October 28, 2009 39 40 6 6 8 Léger Marketing September 9, 2009 41 37 6 5 10 Environics June 2009 45 38 4 1 11 Léger Marketing May 25, 2009 40 40 5 5 8 1 Environics April 2009 34 50 2 1 13 Environics December 2008 36 40 8 1 14 2008 Election December 8, 2008 42.08 35.17 — 3.78 — 2.17 16.37 0.43
Voting intentions among French speakers Voting intentions among non-French speakers Results Summary of the September 4, 2012, National Assembly of Quebec election results Party Party leader Candidates Seats Popular vote 2008 Dissol. 2012 Change % Number % Change (pp ) Parti Québécois Pauline Marois 125 51 47 54 +3 43.20 1,393,703 31.95 -3.22 Liberal Jean Charest 125 66 64 50 -16 40.00 1,360,968 31.20 -10.88 Coalition Avenir Québec François Legault 125 7† 9 19 +12† 15.20 1,180,235 27.05 +10.68† Québec solidaire Françoise David , Amir Khadir ††124 1 1 2 +1 1.60 263,111 6.03 +2.25 Option nationale Jean-Martin Aussant 120 * 1 — * — 82,539 1.89 * Green Claude Sabourin 66 — — — — — 43,394 0.99 -1.18 Independent 46 — 1 — — — 11,578 0.27 +0.07 Conservative Luc Harvey 27 * — — * — 7,654 0.18 * Coalition pour la constituante Marc Fafard 29 * — — * — 5,197 0.12 * Parti nul Renaud Blais 10 * — — * — 2,743 0.06 * Équipe Autonomiste Guy Boivin 17 * — — * — 2,182 0.05 * Quebec Citizens' Union Alexis St-Gelais 20 * — — * — 2,089 0.05 * Parti de la classe moyenne Jean Lavoie 7 * — — * — 2,053 0.05 * Marxist–Leninist Pierre Chénier 25 — — — — — 1,969 0.05 -0.03 Parti indépendantiste Michel Lepage 10 — — — — — 1,244 0.03 -0.10 Unité Nationale Paul Biron 12 * — — * — 1,227 0.03 * Bloc Pot Hugô St-Onge 2 * — — * — 420 0.01 * Quebec – Democratic Revolution Robert Genesse 1 * — — * — 256 0.01 * Parti équitable Yvan Rodrigue 1 * — — * — 126 0.00 * Independent Option nationale * 1 Vacant 1 Total 892 125 125 125 0 100.00% 4,362,688 100.00 Valid ballots 4,362,688 98.78 +0.28 Rejected ballots 53,749 1.22 -0.28 Voter turnout 4,416,437 74.60 +17.17 Registered electors 5,919,778
Notes:
† Results change is compared to the Action démocratique du Québec in 2008.
†† The party avoids formally designating David and Khadir as co-leaders, relying instead on internal direct democracy during general assembly meetings; the de jure leader recognized by the Chief Electoral Officer of Quebec (DGE) is Régent Séguin.
* Party did not nominate candidates in the previous election.
^1 Results change is compared to the Action démocratique du Québec in 2008.
Vote and seat summaries Vote share PQ 31.95% PLQ 31.20% CAQ 27.05% QS 6.03% Option nationale 1.89% Green 0.99% Others 0.89%
Seats PQ 43.20% PLQ 40.00% CAQ 15.20% QS 1.60%
Synopsis of results Results by riding - 2012 Quebec general election Riding Winning party Turnout Votes Name 2008 1st place Votes Share Margin # Margin % 2nd place 3rd place PLQ PQ CAQ QS PVQ ON Ind Other Total Abitibi-Est PLQ PQ 8,430 38.39% 777 3.54% PLQ CAQ 67.38% 7,653 8,430 4,059 1,047 316 452 – – 21,957 Abitibi-Ouest PQ PQ 12,066 51.39% 7,307 31.12% CAQ PLQ 67.79% 4,399 12,066 4,759 1,260 – 997 – – 23,481 Acadie PLQ PLQ 17,191 55.65% 11,798 38.19% CAQ PQ 64.76% 17,191 5,319 5,393 2,474 – 512 – – 30,889 Anjou–Louis-Riel PLQ PLQ 12,953 40.12% 2,955 9.15% PQ CAQ 75.33% 12,953 9,998 6,371 2,347 – 407 – 212 32,288 Argenteuil PLQ PQ 12,449 38.52% 3,062 9.47% PLQ CAQ 74.33% 9,387 12,449 8,564 855 653 409 – – 32,317 Arthabaska PLQ CAQ 19,016 42.42% 5,393 12.03% PLQ PQ 78.07% 13,623 8,991 19,016 1,775 501 519 316 91 44,832 Beauce-Nord ADQ CAQ 18,126 57.34% 10,156 32.13% PLQ PQ 76.58% 7,970 3,207 18,126 697 345 286 266 716 31,613 Beauce-Sud PLQ PLQ 14,791 42.39% 650 1.86% CAQ PQ 74.02% 14,791 3,987 14,141 861 – 558 302 256 34,896 Beauharnois PQ PQ 15,117 45.16% 6,518 19.47% CAQ PLQ 75.07% 6,861 15,117 8,599 1,328 512 515 353 188 33,473 Bellechasse PLQ PLQ 13,119 40.67% 698 2.16% CAQ PQ 76.12% 13,119 4,896 12,421 989 – – – 830 32,255 Berthier PQ PQ 19,584 46.94% 6,130 14.69% CAQ PLQ 75.69% 5,477 19,584 13,454 2,015 518 452 – 221 41,721 Bertrand PQ PQ 18,305 41.69% 4,300 9.79% CAQ PLQ 77.73% 7,602 18,305 14,005 2,351 682 744 – 222 43,911 Blainville PQ CAQ 19,288 41.32% 2,709 5.80% PQ PLQ 81.86% 7,401 16,579 19,288 1,817 701 749 – 141 46,676 Bonaventure PLQ PQ 11,809 47.55% 3,144 12.66% PLQ CAQ 69.31% 8,665 11,809 2,766 1,278 – 315 – – 24,833 Borduas PQ PQ 18,363 39.32% 2,511 5.38% CAQ PLQ 84.46% 7,996 18,363 15,852 2,715 723 938 – 110 46,697 Bourassa-Sauvé PLQ PLQ 12,518 42.28% 4,426 14.95% PQ CAQ 64.17% 12,518 8,092 5,165 3,045 465 324 – – 29,609 Bourget PQ PQ 16,379 45.68% 8,876 24.75% CAQ PLQ 74.19% 6,960 16,379 7,503 3,381 537 702 – 394 35,856 Brome-Missisquoi PLQ PLQ 13,841 33.02% 303 0.72% CAQ PQ 76.55% 13,841 10,670 13,538 1,944 724 490 268 437 41,912 Chambly PQ PQ 15,104 40.13% 2,247 5.97% CAQ PLQ 83.50% 6,203 15,104 12,857 1,878 633 765 – 199 37,639 Champlain PQ PQ 13,624 36.73% 1,404 3.79% CAQ PLQ 77.14% 8,188 13,624 12,220 1,541 – 1,084 319 113 37,089 Chapleau PLQ PLQ 14,812 42.13% 5,666 16.11% PQ CAQ 65.32% 14,812 9,146 8,191 1,731 774 421 – 86 35,161 Charlesbourg PLQ CAQ 15,278 36.89% 1,125 2.72% PLQ PQ 79.91% 14,153 8,760 15,278 1,612 – 780 232 603 41,418 Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré PQ PQ 15,472 40.65% 5,171 13.58% PLQ CAQ 75.95% 10,301 15,472 10,203 1,227 – 619 – 243 38,065 Châteauguay PLQ PLQ 13,819 37.64% 2,220 6.05% PQ CAQ 75.43% 13,819 11,599 8,734 1,220 684 396 – 259 36,711 Chauveau ADQ CAQ 23,449 52.99% 12,542 28.34% PLQ PQ 78.93% 10,907 7,247 23,449 1,337 – 677 – 633 44,250 Chicoutimi PQ PQ 15,768 44.51% 6,907 19.50% CAQ PLQ 76.77% 7,925 15,768 8,861 1,755 – 679 – 440 35,428 Chomedey PLQ PLQ 21,893 57.24% 14,514 37.95% CAQ PQ 67.91% 21,893 6,340 7,379 1,362 663 341 267 – 38,245 Chutes-de-la-Chaudière ADQ CAQ 24,267 53.79% 13,911 30.84% PLQ PQ 84.12% 10,356 7,678 24,267 1,727 622 – – 462 45,112 Côte-du-Sud PLQ PLQ 14,047 38.91% 3,296 9.13% CAQ PQ 72.22% 14,047 9,293 10,751 1,221 – 532 – 259 36,103 Crémazie PQ PQ 13,392 38.61% 3,388 9.77% PLQ CAQ 76.63% 10,004 13,392 5,933 4,014 518 825 – – 34,686 D'Arcy-McGee PLQ PLQ 22,285 84.72% 20,347 77.35% CAQ QS 65.82% 22,285 767 1,938 987 – – 328 – 26,305 Deux-Montagnes PQ PQ 14,423 38.80% 1,321 3.55% CAQ PLQ 79.99% 6,689 14,423 13,102 1,522 724 712 – – 37,172 Drummond–Bois-Francs PQ CAQ 13,879 37.59% 2,505 6.78% PQ PLQ 75.65% 8,230 11,374 13,879 1,607 – 950 355 528 36,923 Dubuc PLQ PQ 12,345 42.19% 4,265 14.58% PLQ CAQ 74.63% 8,080 12,345 6,921 1,118 – 343 455 – 29,262 Duplessis PQ PQ 12,393 53.01% 6,251 26.74% PLQ CAQ 61.60% 6,142 12,393 2,694 1,032 – 593 119 407 23,380 Fabre PLQ PLQ 13,305 37.50% 3,381 9.53% PQ CAQ 75.96% 13,305 9,924 9,852 1,260 547 388 207 – 35,483 Gaspé PLQ PQ 11,825 56.79% 5,972 28.68% PLQ CAQ 67.58% 5,853 11,825 1,971 779 – 395 – – 20,823 Gatineau PLQ PLQ 16,835 45.67% 6,752 18.32% PQ CAQ 66.24% 16,835 10,083 6,923 1,648 913 372 – 87 36,861 Gouin PQ QS 15,483 46.03% 4,556 13.54% PQ PLQ 77.93% 3,924 10,927 2,713 15,483 448 – – 143 33,638 Granby ADQ CAQ 19,517 52.14% 11,015 29.43% PQ PLQ 76.13% 6,051 8,502 19,517 2,121 – 477 – 764 37,432 Groulx PQ CAQ 16,711 38.02% 1,763 4.01% PQ PLQ 79.08% 8,776 14,948 16,711 1,892 591 895 140 – 43,953 Hochelaga-Maisonneuve PQ PQ 12,754 45.10% 6,053 21.40% QS CAQ 70.08% 3,262 12,754 3,564 6,701 453 1,116 – 431 28,281 Hull PLQ PLQ 13,179 39.48% 2,473 7.41% PQ CAQ 65.24% 13,179 10,706 5,323 2,651 787 288 – 451 33,385 Huntingdon PLQ PLQ 11,896 39.60% 3,889 12.95% PQ CAQ 73.32% 11,896 8,007 7,721 1,116 448 289 – 563 30,040 Iberville PQ PQ 13,779 38.90% 1,953 5.51% CAQ PLQ 77.99% 6,833 13,779 11,826 1,462 853 669 – – 35,422 Îles-de-la-Madeleine PLQ PQ 4,304 51.01% 1,060 12.56% PLQ CAQ 78.08% 3,244 4,304 407 403 – 80 – – 8,438 Jacques-Cartier PLQ PLQ 24,525 73.11% 19,519 58.18% CAQ PVQ 76.89% 24,525 1,232 5,006 859 1,522 128 189 86 33,547 Jean-Lesage PLQ PLQ 9,965 30.60% 651 2.00% PQ CAQ 71.13% 9,965 9,314 8,894 2,598 – 1,289 222 281 32,563 Jean-Talon PLQ PLQ 13,534 37.31% 3,471 9.57% PQ CAQ 80.93% 13,534 10,063 8,747 2,321 – 1,351 – 262 36,278 Jeanne-Mance-Viger PLQ PLQ 20,912 65.39% 16,269 50.87% CAQ PQ 67.41% 20,912 4,295 4,643 1,618 – 410 – 104 31,982 Johnson PQ PQ 15,007 36.16% 203 0.49% CAQ PLQ 74.96% 8,434 15,007 14,804 1,887 – 889 – 479 41,500 Joliette PQ PQ 20,509 47.12% 7,500 17.23% CAQ PLQ 78.34% 6,102 20,509 13,009 2,449 – 649 513 294 43,525 Jonquière PQ PQ 16,429 48.22% 7,889 23.16% CAQ PLQ 76.13% 6,833 16,429 8,540 1,089 – 427 218 534 34,070 Labelle PQ PQ 17,181 50.71% 9,099 26.86% CAQ PLQ 72.37% 5,749 17,181 8,082 1,976 574 319 – – 33,881 Lac-Saint-Jean PQ PQ 16,972 53.11% 9,268 29.00% CAQ PLQ 75.53% 5,270 16,972 7,704 1,214 275 323 – 200 31,958 LaFontaine PLQ PLQ 17,081 59.14% 12,255 42.43% PQ CAQ 71.31% 17,081 4,826 4,728 1,248 507 252 – 238 28,880 La Peltrie ADQ CAQ 21,871 51.88% 10,124 24.01% PLQ PQ 79.05% 11,747 6,069 21,871 1,069 – 690 552 162 42,160 La Pinière PLQ PLQ 20,551 49.25% 10,331 24.76% CAQ PQ 72.13% 20,551 7,448 10,220 1,832 798 433 – 442 41,724 Laporte PLQ PLQ 12,827 37.19% 2,075 6.02% PQ CAQ 76.33% 12,827 10,752 8,023 2,043 – 550 – 291 34,486 La Prairie PQ CAQ 11,094 32.64% 75 0.22% PQ PLQ 82.45% 9,338 11,019 11,094 1,195 469 473 – 399 33,987 L'Assomption PQ CAQ 17,166 42.21% 1,078 2.65% PQ PLQ 80.43% 4,694 16,088 17,166 1,465 588 667 – – 40,668 Laurier-Dorion PLQ PLQ 10,987 34.08% 2,463 7.64% PQ QS 70.21% 10,987 8,524 3,154 7,844 480 912 169 166 32,236 Laval-des-Rapides PLQ PQ 14,934 38.33% 2,362 6.06% PLQ CAQ 73.37% 12,572 14,934 8,493 1,643 517 594 – 205 38,958 Laviolette PLQ PLQ 10,903 43.17% 3,116 12.34% PQ CAQ 71.86% 10,903 7,787 4,934 951 – 492 124 67 25,258 Lévis PLQ CAQ 14,528 39.87% 3,273 8.98% PLQ PQ 79.35% 11,255 7,302 14,528 1,904 – 669 – 778 36,436 Lotbinière-Frontenac New PLQ 17,681 43.32% 4,956 12.14% CAQ PQ 77.06% 17,681 8,629 12,725 1,783 – – – – 40,818 Louis-Hébert PLQ PLQ 14,602 38.42% 2,092 5.50% CAQ PQ 86.57% 14,602 8,127 12,510 1,359 – 706 – 700 38,004 Marguerite-Bourgeoys PLQ PLQ 19,993 56.91% 13,049 37.14% PQ CAQ 69.05% 19,993 6,944 6,104 1,434 – 543 – 113 35,131 Marie-Victorin PQ PQ 15,506 47.10% 8,387 25.48% CAQ PLQ 71.88% 5,773 15,506 7,119 2,702 648 832 – 338 32,918 Marquette PLQ PLQ 15,343 49.20% 8,660 27.77% PQ CAQ 70.39% 15,343 6,683 6,101 1,628 992 440 – – 31,187 Maskinongé PLQ PLQ 11,676 32.06% 769 2.11% CAQ PQ 77.97% 11,676 10,888 10,907 1,334 389 784 – 437 36,415 Masson PQ PQ 17,377 45.96% 3,713 9.82% CAQ PLQ 78.17% 4,178 17,377 13,664 1,199 545 716 – 134 37,813 Matane-Matapédia New PQ 19,768 58.99% 13,505 40.30% PLQ CAQ 70.96% 6,263 19,768 5,332 1,230 348 440 – 127 33,508 Mégantic PLQ PLQ 9,946 35.09% 1,099 3.88% PQ CAQ 74.44% 9,946 8,847 7,260 1,531 – 473 284 – 28,341 Mercier QS QS 14,164 46.73% 7,027 23.18% PQ PLQ 76.27% 4,091 7,137 3,336 14,164 859 722 – – 30,309 Mille-Îles PLQ PLQ 11,946 37.39% 1,797 5.63% PQ CAQ 77.62% 11,946 10,149 7,467 1,511 343 354 122 54 31,946 Mirabel PQ PQ 19,467 43.77% 3,300 7.42% CAQ PLQ 78.39% 5,812 19,467 16,167 1,687 – 988 353 – 44,474 Montarville PQ CAQ 16,083 35.74% 1,908 4.24% PQ PLQ 87.66% 11,020 14,175 16,083 2,010 633 877 – 205 45,003 Montmorency PLQ CAQ 16,239 38.21% 2,122 4.99% PLQ PQ 78.36% 14,117 8,736 16,239 1,460 – 755 517 671 42,495 Mont-Royal PLQ PLQ 16,892 66.23% 13,505 52.95% CAQ PQ 62.20% 16,892 2,276 3,387 1,743 597 363 – 248 25,506 Nelligan PLQ PLQ 27,470 66.31% 19,816 47.84% CAQ PQ 73.21% 27,470 3,716 7,654 966 1,238 292 – 89 41,425 Nicolet-Bécancour PQ CAQ 9,745 32.01% 1,876 6.16% ON PLQ 78.61% 6,840 5,644 9,745 – – 7,869 – 348 30,446 Notre-Dame-de-Grâce PLQ PLQ 16,761 62.65% 13,118 49.03% CAQ QS 67.94% 16,761 2,217 3,643 2,291 1,531 236 – 74 26,753 Orford PLQ PLQ 11,448 36.58% 1,888 6.03% PQ CAQ 78.10% 11,448 9,560 7,558 1,687 554 356 – 134 31,297 Outremont PLQ PLQ 10,949 41.52% 4,830 18.32% PQ QS 68.21% 10,949 6,119 3,691 4,751 – 451 – 410 26,371 Papineau PLQ PLQ 12,996 34.76% 167 0.45% PQ CAQ 66.53% 12,996 12,829 8,218 1,963 – 574 246 561 37,387 Pointe-aux-Trembles PQ PQ 15,406 50.26% 7,981 26.04% CAQ PLQ 76.37% 4,732 15,406 7,425 1,811 – 672 425 182 30,653 Pontiac PLQ PLQ 16,981 56.63% 11,564 38.56% CAQ PQ 62.13% 16,981 4,835 5,417 1,565 906 223 – 61 29,988 Portneuf PLQ CAQ 12,605 40.65% 2,203 7.10% PLQ PQ 77.81% 10,402 5,568 12,605 932 – 534 567 403 31,011 René-Lévesque PQ PQ 13,634 59.68% 9,474 41.47% PLQ CAQ 66.67% 4,160 13,634 3,643 892 – 517 – – 22,846 Repentigny New PQ 16,762 40.70% 1,237 3.00% CAQ PLQ 82.46% 6,217 16,762 15,525 1,730 – 948 – – 41,182 Richelieu PQ PQ 14,474 43.05% 3,601 10.71% CAQ PLQ 77.69% 6,128 14,474 10,873 1,084 – 1,065 – – 33,624 Richmond PLQ PLQ 15,962 35.50% 269 0.60% PQ CAQ 79.26% 15,962 15,693 9,751 1,858 684 810 – 201 44,959 Rimouski PQ PQ 15,979 48.35% 8,721 26.39% PLQ CAQ 75.56% 7,258 15,979 5,684 2,409 630 910 – 182 33,052 Rivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata New PLQ 15,317 40.91% 2,447 6.54% PQ CAQ 74.56% 15,317 12,870 6,949 1,116 647 410 – 135 37,444 Robert-Baldwin PLQ PLQ 27,904 75.21% 23,087 62.23% CAQ PQ 69.09% 27,904 1,978 4,817 1,083 988 194 – 138 37,102 Roberval PQ PQ 15,069 46.70% 5,912 18.32% PLQ CAQ 72.59% 9,157 15,069 6,252 1,302 – 488 – – 32,268 Rosemont PQ PQ 16,780 43.67% 8,944 23.28% PLQ CAQ 76.10% 7,836 16,780 6,657 5,564 – 1,079 – 507 38,423 Rousseau PQ PQ 18,112 41.72% 1,116 2.57% CAQ PLQ 72.54% 5,186 18,112 16,996 2,163 – 536 232 189 43,414 Rouyn-Noranda-Témiscamingue PLQ PQ 11,082 36.78% 3,099 10.29% PLQ CAQ 69.01% 7,983 11,082 7,140 2,941 451 534 – – 30,131 Sainte-Marie-Saint-Jacques PQ PQ 10,199 35.76% 2,946 10.33% QS PLQ 68.18% 5,531 10,199 4,216 7,253 – 880 154 290 28,523 Sainte-Rose New PQ 13,508 34.86% 2,038 5.26% CAQ PLQ 79.12% 11,054 13,508 11,470 1,689 – 764 263 – 38,748 Saint-François PLQ PQ 15,303 36.34% 65 0.15% PLQ CAQ 77.25% 15,238 15,303 7,607 2,103 809 932 – 124 42,116 Saint-Henri-Sainte-Anne PLQ PLQ 13,894 38.46% 2,307 6.39% PQ CAQ 68.11% 13,894 11,587 5,573 4,084 – 827 – 157 36,122 Saint-Hyacinthe PQ PQ 16,082 36.32% 2,120 4.79% CAQ PLQ 78.68% 10,552 16,082 13,962 2,198 – 803 – 679 44,276 Saint-Jean PQ PQ 18,304 40.73% 3,847 8.56% CAQ PLQ 78.34% 8,955 18,304 14,457 1,886 – 770 – 566 44,938 Saint-Jérôme PQ CAQ 16,179 39.96% 897 2.22% PQ PLQ 75.41% 5,087 15,282 16,179 2,903 506 532 – – 40,489 Saint-Laurent PLQ PLQ 22,481 65.67% 17,579 51.35% CAQ PQ 64.52% 22,481 3,878 4,902 1,718 684 384 – 187 34,234 Saint-Maurice PQ PQ 9,395 35.65% 1,897 7.20% CAQ PLQ 73.55% 7,158 9,395 7,498 1,250 – 519 442 90 26,352 Sanguinet New PQ 12,384 40.68% 2,527 8.30% CAQ PLQ 80.39% 6,072 12,384 9,857 1,056 – 401 315 355 30,440 Sherbrooke PLQ PQ 15,909 42.12% 2,642 7.00% PLQ CAQ 78.10% 13,267 15,909 4,457 2,586 407 1,069 – 73 37,768 Soulanges PLQ PLQ 12,795 35.05% 1,514 4.15% PQ CAQ 79.00% 12,795 11,281 10,234 1,323 – 495 378 – 36,506 Taillon PQ PQ 15,508 40.21% 4,736 12.28% CAQ PLQ 76.76% 7,470 15,508 10,772 2,874 590 932 183 240 38,569 Taschereau PQ PQ 13,994 37.06% 4,297 11.38% PLQ CAQ 77.37% 9,697 13,994 6,311 4,416 – 2,804 – 540 37,762 Terrebonne PQ PQ 19,077 44.53% 3,648 8.52% CAQ PLQ 80.21% 5,646 19,077 15,429 1,380 635 510 – 160 42,837 Trois-Rivières PLQ PLQ 11,255 35.15% 1,001 3.13% PQ CAQ 75.22% 11,255 10,254 7,447 1,615 – 1,121 217 110 32,019 Ungava PQ PQ 4,854 45.52% 1,153 10.81% PLQ CAQ 41.62% 3,701 4,854 1,176 655 – 277 – – 10,663 Vachon PQ PQ 14,824 39.58% 3,729 9.96% CAQ PLQ 78.68% 7,966 14,824 11,095 1,890 808 670 – 197 37,450 Vanier-Les Rivières PLQ CAQ 16,333 37.92% 1,331 3.09% PLQ PQ 78.67% 15,002 8,038 16,333 1,371 569 924 322 508 43,067 Vaudreuil PLQ PLQ 19,375 45.07% 8,362 19.45% CAQ PQ 76.43% 19,375 8,902 11,013 2,099 1,067 444 – 93 42,993 Verchères PQ PQ 22,052 47.27% 7,370 15.80% CAQ PLQ 84.14% 6,419 22,052 14,682 1,900 – 1,035 297 269 46,654 Verdun PLQ PLQ 11,920 35.42% 547 1.63% PQ CAQ 71.37% 11,920 11,373 6,373 2,449 825 525 – 185 33,650 Viau PLQ PLQ 11,788 47.28% 5,888 23.61% PQ CAQ 62.35% 11,788 5,900 3,103 2,873 530 740 – – 24,934 Vimont PLQ PLQ 12,973 37.48% 2,409 6.96% PQ CAQ 79.34% 12,973 10,564 8,544 1,373 – 688 253 219 34,614 Westmount-Saint-Louis PLQ PLQ 15,774 67.69% 12,718 54.58% CAQ PQ 59.44% 15,774 1,739 3,056 1,493 916 230 94 – 23,302
= open seat
= turnout is above provincial average
= winning candidate was in previous Legislature
= incumbent had switched allegiance
= previously incumbent in another riding
= not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature
= incumbency arose from byelection gain
= other incumbents renominated
= previously an MP in the House of Commons of Canada
= multiple candidates
Comparative analysis for ridings (2012 vs 2008) Summary of riding results by turnout and vote share for winning candidate (vs 2008) Riding and winning party Turnout Vote share % Change (pp) % Change (pp) Abitibi-Est PQ Gain 67.38 8.65 38.39 -4.71 Abitibi-Ouest PQ Hold 67.79 10.73 51.39 -5.94 Acadie PLQ Hold 64.76 17.85 55.65 -11.51 Anjou–Louis-Riel PLQ Hold 75.33 16.45 40.12 -10.32 Argenteuil PQ Gain 74.33 20.15 38.52 4.90 Arthabaska CAQ Gain 78.07 14.11 42.42 17.54 Beauce-Nord CAQ Hold 76.58 12.72 57.34 7.42 Beauce-Sud PLQ Hold 74.02 14.02 42.39 -1.24 Beauharnois PQ Hold 75.07 14.06 45.16 -1.99 Bellechasse PLQ Hold 76.12 11.76 40.67 -6.98 Berthier PQ Hold 75.69 15.26 46.94 4.44 Bertrand PQ Hold 77.73 19.69 41.69 -7.44 Blainville CAQ Gain 81.86 20.95 41.32 19.39 Bonaventure PQ Gain 69.31 11.30 47.55 18.50 Borduas PQ Hold 84.46 18.59 39.32 -8.33 Bourassa-Sauvé PLQ Hold 64.17 16.49 42.28 -19.05 Bourget PQ Hold 74.19 18.63 45.68 -4.51 Brome-Missisquoi PLQ Hold 76.55 16.16 33.02 -16.22 Chambly PQ Hold 83.50 16.88 40.13 0.12 Champlain PQ Hold 77.14 12.76 36.73 -4.25 Chapleau PLQ Hold 65.32 17.36 42.13 -12.58 Charlesbourg CAQ Gain 79.91 14.12 36.89 7.60 Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré PQ Hold 75.95 14.94 40.65 -11.57 Châteauguay PLQ Hold 75.43 17.17 37.64 -3.85 Chauveau CAQ Hold 78.93 17.30 52.99 10.24 Chicoutimi PQ Hold 76.77 13.05 44.51 -1.45 Chomedey PLQ Hold 67.91 22.70 57.24 -8.87 Chutes-de-la-Chaudière CAQ Hold 84.12 16.96 53.79 9.02 Côte-du-Sud PLQ Hold 72.22 10.94 38.91 -12.87 Crémazie PQ Hold 76.63 14.33 38.61 -6.52 D'Arcy-McGee PLQ Hold 65.82 26.92 84.72 -4.03 Deux-Montagnes PQ Hold 79.99 18.96 38.80 -4.34 Drummond–Bois-Francs CAQ Gain 75.65 16.35 37.59 8.40 Dubuc PQ Gain 74.63 13.99 42.19 1.28 Duplessis PQ Hold 61.60 11.35 53.01 0.66 Fabre PLQ Hold 75.96 18.88 37.50 -8.00 Gaspé PQ Gain 67.58 9.40 56.79 17.27 Gatineau PLQ Hold 66.24 16.76 45.67 -14.13 Gouin QS Gain 77.93 19.91 46.03 14.18 Granby CAQ Hold 76.13 17.25 52.14 17.51 Groulx CAQ Gain 79.08 17.74 38.02 17.79 Hochelaga-Maisonneuve PQ Hold 70.08 22.26 45.10 -9.21 Hull PLQ Hold 65.24 17.53 39.48 -11.79 Huntingdon PLQ Hold 73.32 15.51 39.60 -4.73 Iberville PQ Hold 77.99 16.37 38.90 -2.38 Îles-de-la-Madeleine PQ Gain 78.08 11.73 51.01 5.64 Jacques-Cartier PLQ Hold 76.89 24.12 73.11 -7.75 Jean-Lesage PLQ Hold 71.13 12.53 30.60 -11.08 Jeanne-Mance-Viger PLQ Hold 67.41 20.45 65.39 -7.66 Jean-Talon PLQ Hold 80.93 11.86 37.31 -12.41 Johnson PQ Hold 74.96 11.94 36.16 -4.05 Joliette PQ Hold 78.34 15.73 47.12 1.03 Jonquière PQ Hold 76.13 13.61 48.22 0.54 La Prairie CAQ Gain 82.45 18.83 32.64 18.47 Labelle PQ Hold 72.37 17.36 50.71 -2.79 Lac-Saint-Jean PQ Hold 75.53 12.34 53.11 -2.51 LaFontaine PLQ Hold 71.31 20.15 59.14 -10.61 Lapeltrie CAQ Hold 79.05 13.69 51.88 12.70 Lapinière PLQ Hold 72.13 19.96 49.25 -12.19 Laporte PLQ Hold 76.33 18.28 37.19 -11.77 L'Assomption CAQ Gain 80.43 17.22 42.21 22.99 Laurier-Dorion PLQ Hold 70.21 21.05 34.08 -8.82 Laval-des-Rapides PQ Gain 73.37 18.25 38.33 -0.62 Laviolette PLQ Hold 71.86 13.14 43.17 -15.89 Lévis CAQ Gain 79.35 15.22 39.87 5.65 Lotbinière-Frontenac PLQ New 77.06 New 43.32 New Louis-Hébert PLQ Hold 86.57 16.22 38.42 -10.42 Marguerite-Bourgeoys PLQ Hold 69.05 20.96 56.91 -9.28 Marie-Victorin PQ Hold 71.88 18.59 47.10 -4.46 Marquette PLQ Hold 70.39 21.30 49.20 -7.01 Maskinongé PLQ Hold 77.97 13.73 32.06 -10.19 Masson PQ Hold 78.17 21.07 45.96 -4.72 Matane-Matapédia PQ New 70.96 New 58.99 New Mégantic PLQ Hold 74.44 13.74 35.09 -10.00 Mercier QS Hold 76.27 20.25 46.73 8.85 Mille-Îles PLQ Hold 77.62 16.96 37.39 -9.37 Mirabel PQ Hold 78.39 19.74 43.77 -3.64 Montarville CAQ Gain 87.66 16.27 35.74 17.28 Montmorency CAQ Gain 78.36 13.88 38.21 4.89 Mont-Royal PLQ Hold 62.20 23.41 66.23 -10.09 Nelligan PLQ Hold 73.21 26.16 66.31 -5.88 Nicolet-Bécancour CAQ Gain 78.61 11.23 32.01 5.81 Notre-Dame-de-Grâce PLQ Hold 67.94 24.92 62.65 -5.32 Orford PLQ Hold 78.10 16.45 36.58 -6.82 Outremont PLQ Hold 68.21 19.71 41.52 -12.69 Papineau PLQ Hold 66.53 17.59 34.76 -16.34 Pointe-aux-Trembles PQ Hold 76.37 19.70 50.26 -6.61 Pontiac PLQ Hold 62.13 20.76 56.63 -9.47 Portneuf CAQ Gain 77.81 14.17 40.65 7.05 René-Lévesque PQ Hold 66.67 12.24 59.68 1.25 Repentigny PQ New 82.46 New 40.70 New Richelieu PQ Hold 77.69 15.94 43.05 -3.94 Richmond PLQ Hold 79.26 16.24 35.50 -16.00 Rimouski PQ Hold 75.56 13.49 48.35 -0.11 Rivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata PLQ New 74.56 New 40.91 New Robert-Baldwin PLQ Hold 69.09 27.57 75.21 -5.86 Roberval PQ Hold 72.59 11.96 46.70 0.28 Rosemont PQ Hold 76.10 17.44 43.67 -6.99 Rousseau PQ Hold 72.54 18.52 41.72 -15.06 Rouyn-Noranda-Témiscamingue PQ Gain 69.01 11.46 36.78 1.64 Saint-François PQ Gain 77.25 14.68 36.34 -5.58 Saint-Henri-Sainte-Anne PLQ Hold 68.11 23.35 38.46 -7.38 Saint-Hyacinthe PQ Hold 78.68 15.25 36.32 -1.75 Saint-Jean PQ Hold 78.34 16.33 40.73 1.53 Saint-Jérôme CAQ Gain 75.41 17.68 39.96 19.02 Saint-Laurent PLQ Hold 64.52 23.63 65.67 -8.72 Saint-Maurice PQ Hold 73.55 14.05 35.65 -5.75 Sainte-Marie-Saint-Jacques PQ Hold 68.18 20.93 35.76 -10.86 Sainte-Rose PQ New 79.12 New 34.86 New Sanguinet PQ New 80.39 New 40.68 New Sherbrooke PQ Gain 78.10 15.49 42.12 4.53 Soulanges PLQ Hold 79.00 19.86 35.05 -11.24 Taillon PQ Hold 76.76 18.13 40.21 -6.14 Taschereau PQ Hold 77.37 20.41 37.06 -7.16 Terrebonne PQ Hold 80.21 19.73 44.53 -0.69 Trois-Rivières PLQ Hold 75.22 14.76 35.15 -4.94 Ungava PQ Hold 41.62 5.53 45.52 -1.77 Vachon PQ Hold 78.68 17.19 39.58 -9.06 Vanier-Les Rivières CAQ Gain 78.67 16.47 37.92 0.99 Vaudreuil PLQ Hold 76.43 19.10 45.07 -8.95 Verchères PQ Hold 84.14 19.56 47.27 -8.16 Verdun PLQ Hold 71.37 20.75 35.42 -12.28 Viau PLQ Hold 62.35 17.83 47.28 -11.33 Vimont PLQ Hold 79.34 18.99 37.48 -10.30 Westmount-Saint-Louis PLQ Hold 59.44 22.63 67.69 -7.47
List of candidates The deadline for candidacies was August 18, 2012 at 2 pm.
Official , by party or by electoral division (monvote.qc.ca, a website of the Chief Electoral Officer of Quebec ) (1) Bas-Saint-Laurent and (11) Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Bonaventure Damien Arsenault Sylvain Roy Jean-Marc Landry Patricia Chartier Louis-Patrick St-Pierre Damien Arsenault Côte-du-Sud Norbert Morin André Simard François Lagacé Josée Michaud Marc-André Robert Serge Lévesque (ÉA ) Norbert Morin Montmagny-L'Islet Gaspé Georges Mamelonet Gaétan Lelièvre Yvan Blanchard Éric Boucher Frédérick DeRoy Georges Mamelonet Îles-de-la-Madeleine Germain Chevarie Jeannine Richard Georges Painchaud Yvonne Langford Jonathan Godin Germain Chevarie Matane-Matapédia Jean-Clément Ouellet Pascal Bérubé Pierre d'Amours Diane Bélanger Geneviève Allard Lise Deschênes (Green) Pascal Gauthier (ÉA ) Pascal Bérubé Matane merged district Danielle Doyer Matapédia Rimouski Raymond Giguère Irvin Pelletier Jean-Paul Carrier Rosalie Carrier Cyr Pierre Beaudoin Clément Pelletier (Green) Renaud Blais (PN ) Irvin Pelletier Rivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata Jean D'Amour Michel Lagacé Gaétan Lavoie Stacy Larouche Jonathan St-Pierre Nadia Pelletier (Green) Sylvain Potvin (CC ) Jean D'Amour Rivière-du-Loup merged district André Simard Kamouraska-Témiscouata
(2) Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean and (9) Côte-Nord Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Chicoutimi Carol Néron Stéphane Bédard Alix Boivin Pierre Dostie Catherine Bouchard-Tremblay Simon Lavoie (PCM) Stéphane Bédard Dubuc Serge Simard Jean-Marie Claveau François Tremblay Marie Francine Bienvenue David Girard Charles-Olivier B. Tremblay (Ind.) Pascal Tremblay (Ind.) Serge Simard Duplessis Lise Pelletier Lorraine Richard Gervais Gagné Jacques Gélineau Yan Rivard Marc Fafard (CC ) Alain Magnan (Ind.)Lorraine Richard Jonquière Martine Girard Sylvain Gaudreault Pierre-Olivier Simard Réjean Dumais Sébastien Lévesque Alexis St-Gelais (QCU ) Alain Létourneau (PN ) Tommy Gagnon (Ind.)Sylvain Gaudreault Lac-Saint-Jean Jeannot Boulianne Alexandre Cloutier Michel Simard Frédérick Plamondon Jordan Racine France Bergeron (Green) Matthew Babin (BP ) Alexandre Cloutier René-Lévesque Pascal Chouinard Marjolain Dufour Dereck Blouin-Perry Julie Gonthier-Brazeau Maxime Cantin Marjolain Dufour Roberval Georges Simard Denis Trottier Alain Hamel Olivier Bouchard-Lamontagne Catherine Douesnard Denis Trottier
(3) Capitale-Nationale Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Charlesbourg Michel Pigeon Christophe Fortier Guay Denise Trudel Marie Céline Domingue Guillaume Cyr Pierre Chénier (ML ) Yves Marier (ÉA ) Daniel Lachance (PUN ) Jérôme Paquin (PN ) Alain Pérusse (Ind.)Michel Pigeon Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré Claire Rémillard Pauline Marois Ian Latrémouille André Jacob Pierre Tremblay Daniel Laforest (CC ) Pauline Marois Charlevoix Chauveau Marie-Ève Picard-Bédard Marie-Ève D’Ascola Gérard Deltell Sébastien Bouchard Ariane Grondin Gaétan Roy (PC ) Noémie Rocque (QCU ) Normand Michaud (ÉA ) Sylvain Rancourt (PCM) Gérard Deltell Jean-Lesage André Drolet Pierre Châteauvert Johanne Lapointe Élaine Hémond Christian St-Pierre Claude Moreau (ML ) Simon Beaudoin (QCU ) Steve Nadeau (ÉA ) Oxana Vassiltchenko (PUN ) Debelle Michel (Ind.) André Drolet Jean-Talon Yves Bolduc Neko Likongo Hugues Beaulieu Émilie Guimond-Bélanger Guillaume Langlois Stéphane Pouleur (ÉA ) Yves Bolduc La Peltrie Jean-François Gosselin Jean-Luc Jolivet Éric Caire Brigitte Hannequin Alexandre Desmeules Charlotte Cyr (ÉA ) Anthony Leclerc (Ind.) Éric Caire Louis-Hébert Sam Hamad Rosette Côté Michel Hamel Guillaume Boivin Sol Zanetti Guillaume Dion (CC ) Véronique Durand (PC ) Maxime Guérin (QCU ) Hugues Fortin (ÉA ) Julie Lachance (PN ) Sam Hamad Montmorency Raymond Bernier Michel Létourneau Michelyne St-Laurent Lucie Charbonneau Jean Bouchard Maryse Belley (ÉA ) Luc Duranleau (PI ) Jean Lavoie (PCM) Martin Roussel (Ind.) Raymond Bernier Portneuf Michel Matte René Perreault Jacques Marcotte Raphaël Langevin Marianne Garnier Sylvie Gagné (PC ) Yves St-Amant (Ind.) Michel Matte Taschereau Clément Gignac Agnès Maltais Mario Asselin Serge Roy Catherine Dorion François Tremblay (CC ) Guy Boivin (ÉA ) Jean-Luc Savard (PN ) Agnès Maltais Vanier-Les Rivières Patrick Huot Marc Dean Sylvain Lévesque Monique Voisine Mathieu Fillion Jean Cloutier (Green) Daniel Brisson (PC ) Jean-François Morency (ÉA ) Carl Côté (Ind.) Patrick Huot Vanier
(4) Mauricie Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Champlain Marc-Antoine Trudel Noëlla Champagne Pierre Jackson Yves Sansregret Émilie Joly Jessy Trottier (ÉA ) Éric L'Abbée (Ind.) Noëlla Champagne Laviolette Julie Boulet André Beaudoin Sylvain Medzalabenleth Jean-François Dubois Gabriel Pelland Jean-Paul Bédard (ML ) Jean Marceau (Ind.) Julie Boulet Maskinongé Jean-Paul Diamond Patrick Lahaie Jean Damphousse Julie Veilleux Émilie Viau-Drouin Laurence J. Requilé (Green) Marie Anny Gosselin (CC ) Didier Provencher (ÉA ) Linda Delmé (PCM) Jean-Paul Diamond Saint-Maurice Robert Pilotte Luc Trudel Pierre Giguère Luc Lafrance Nathalie Lortie Gilles Noël (PUN ) Marie-Paule Bertrand (Ind.) Claude Pinard Trois-Rivières Danielle St-Amand Djemila Benhabib Andrew D'Amours Jean-Claude Landry Charles-Hugo Normand Kathie Mc Nicoll (ÉA ) Robert Deschamps (Ind.) Danielle St-Amand
(5) Estrie (Eastern Townships) Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Mégantic Ghislain Bolduc Gloriane Blais Raymonde Lapointe William Leclerc Bellavance Jasmin Roy-Rouleau Jacques Audet (Ind.) Jean-Luc Perron (Ind.) Johanne Gonthier Mégantic-Compton Orford Pierre Reid Michel Breton Jean L'Écuyer Patricia Tremblay Marie-Hélène Martin Guillaume Corriveau (Green) Serge Trottier (CC ) Pierre Reid Richmond Karine Vallières Étienne-Alexis Boucher Marie-Soleil Perron Colombe Landry Jean-Sébastien Lamothe Nick Fonda (Green) Danielle Voisard (CC ) Yvon Vallières Saint-François Nathalie Goguen Réjean Hébert Éric Giroux André Poulin Gaby Machabée Lindsay-Jane Gowman (Green) Lionel Lambert (PUN ) Monique Gagnon-Tremblay Sherbrooke Jean Charest Serge Cardin Philippe Girard Christian Bibeau Évelyne Beaudin Suzanne Richer (Green) Christian Clavet (PI ) Jean Charest
(6) Montreal East Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Anjou–Louis-Riel Lise Thériault Martine Roux Richard Campeau Marlène Lessard Raphaël Couture Samuel Stohl (CC ) Linda Sullivan (ML ) Lise Thériault Anjou Bourassa-Sauvé Rita de Santis Marianne Dessureault Louis Pelletier Will Prosper Nancy Lavallée Éric Guerra-Grenier Jr. (Green) vacant Bourget Dave McMahon Maka Kotto Mario Bentrovato Patrice Gagnon Paolo Zambito Gilbert Caron (Green) Jan Stohl (CC ) Claude Brunelle (ML ) Gaston Savard (PUN ) Sylvie R. Tremblay (PI ) Maka Kotto Crémazie Eleni Bakopanos Diane De Courcy Carla El-Ghandour André Frappier Yanek Lauzière-Fillion Yves Laporte (Green) Lisette Lapointe Gouin Anson Duran Nicolas Girard Bernard Labadie Françoise David Sameer Muldeen (Green) Gilles Guibord (PUN ) Nicolas Girard Hochelaga-Maisonneuve Alexandre Farley Carole Poirier David Monette Alexandre Leduc André Lamy Nicholas Kulak (Green) Jean-François Jetté (CC ) Christine Dandenault (ML ) Serge Provost (PI ) Denis Poulin (PN ) Carole Poirier Jeanne-Mance–Viger Filomena Rotiroti Nicolas Bonami Jean-François Gagné Marie-Chantal Locas Julie Surprenant Garnet Colly (ML ) Filomena Rotiroti LaFontaine Marc Tanguay Marc Boulerice Domenico Cavaliere Christine Filiatrault Maxime St-Arnault Gaëtan Bérard (Green) Patrice Raza (PC ) Steven Hombrados (QCU ) Marc Tanguay Laurier-Dorion Gerry Sklavounos 10,987 34.08%Badiona Bazin 8,524 26.44% Marie Josée Godbout 3,154 9.78% Andrés Fontecilla 7,844 24.33%Miguel Tremblay 912 2.83% Danny Polifroni (Green) 480 1.49% Yves Pageau (CC ) 66 0.20% Peter Macrisopoulos (ML ) 100 0.31% David H. Cherniak (Ind.) 119 0.37% Michel Dugré (Ind./nd) 50 0.16% Gerry Sklavounos Mercier Anne Pâquet Jean Poirier Julie Boncompain Amir Khadir Nicolas Payne David Kovacs (Green) Amir Khadir Pointe-aux-Trembles Jessica Cialdella Nicole Léger Guy Boutin Natacha Larocque Guillaume Simard L'Heureux Geneviève Royer (ML ) Gérald Briand (PI ) Jean-Marcel Seck (Ind.) Nicole Léger Rosemont Madwa-Nika Phanord-Cadet Jean-François Lisée Léo Fradette François Saillant Johanne Lavoie Daniel Guersan (CC ) Stéphane Chénier (ML ) Raynald St-Onge (BP ) Louise Beaudoin Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques Étienne Collins Daniel Breton Cédrick Beauregard Manon Massé Denis Monière Serge Lachapelle (ML ) Edson Emilio (QCU ) Louis Provencher (PCM) Jean-Marc Labrèche (Ind.) Dimitri Mourkes (Ind.) Martin Lemay Viau Emmanuel Dubourg Gabriel Arbieto Munayco Walid Hadid Geneviève Fortier-Moreau Simon-Pierre Bélanger Eric Perreault-Chamberland (Green) Emmanuel Dubourg
West Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Acadie Christine St-Pierre Rachid Bandou Abel-Claude Arslanian Marianne Breton-Fontaine Sébastien Croteau Christine St-Pierre D'Arcy-McGee Lawrence Bergman Guy Amyot Sophie Leroux Émilie Beauchesne Abraham Weizfeld (Ind.) Lawrence Bergman Jacques-Cartier Geoffrey Kelley Olivier Gendreau Paola L. Hawa François-Xavier Charlebois Raphael Hébert Alex Tyrrell (Green) Ágnes Mina Barti (QCU ) Francis Juneau (Ind.)Geoffrey Kelley Marguerite-Bourgeoys Robert Poëti Jessica Riggi Michel Delisle Yebo Romaric Okou Véronique Pelletier Yves Le Seigle (ML ) Clément Gignac Marquette François Ouimet Étienne Gougoux Victor A. Tan Claudelle Cyr Patrick Valois John Symon (Green) François Ouimet Mont-Royal Pierre Arcand André Normandeau Stefan Stanczykowski Marc-André Beauchamp Guillaume Blanchet Ken McMurray (Green) Amal Bouchentouf (CC ) Diane Johnston (ML ) Pierre Arcand Nelligan Yolande James Marcos Archambault Philippe Boileau Elahé Machouf François Landry Kristianne Brunet (Green) Jean-Dominic Lévesque-René (QCU ) Yolande James Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Kathleen Weil Olivier Sirard Angely Pacis David Mandel Sylvain Labranche Claude Sabourin (Green) Rachel Hoffman (ML )Kathleen Weil Outremont Raymond Bachand Roxanne Gendron Claude Michaud Édith Laperle Luc Séguin Olga Sharonova (CC ) Jonathan Moffatt (QCU ) Mathieu Marcil (PN ) Raymond Bachand Robert-Baldwin Pierre Marsan Alexandre Pagé-Chassé Toni Rinow Sarah Landry Sophie Turcot Mathieu Mireault (Green) Fredrick-Anthony Ghali (QCU ) Pierre Marsan Saint-Henri–Sainte-Anne Marguerite Blais Sophie Stanké Joakim Beaupré Nicolas Boisclair Luc Lefebvre Andrzej Jastrzebski (PUN ) Marguerite Blais Saint-Laurent Jean-Marc Fournier Roger Gagnon George Manolikakis Marie Josèphe Pigeon Maxime Bellerose Pierre Etienne Loignon (Green) Fernand Deschamps (ML ) Brian Jenkins (PUN ) Jean-Marc Fournier Verdun Henri-François Gautrin Thierry St-Cyr André Besner Chantale Michaud Marc-Antoine Daneau Jeffrey Mackie (Green) Eileen Studd (ML ) Philippe Refghi (QCU ) Henri-François Gautrin Westmount–Saint-Louis Jacques Chagnon Marc-André Bahl Johnny Kairouz Mélissa Desjardins Benoît Guérin Lisa Julie Cahn (Green) Pierre JC Allard (Ind./nd) Jacques Chagnon
(7) Outaouais Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Chapleau Marc Carrière Yves Morin Luc Angers Benoit Renaud Eid Harb Jonathan Meijer (Green) Pierre Soublière (ML ) Marc Carrière Gatineau Stéphanie Vallée Maude Tremblay Michel Halloran Francis Da Silva-Casimiro Nicolas Lepage Brandon Bolduc (Green) Yvon Breton (ML ) Stéphanie Vallée Hull Maryse Gaudreault Gilles Aubé Étienne Boulrice Bill Clennett Mikaël St-Louis Jozyam Ilsa Fontaine (Green) Gabriel Girard Bernier (ML ) Kamal Maghri (QCU ) Marc Fiset (PN ) Maryse Gaudreault Papineau Alexandre Iracà Jean-François Primeau Chantal Dubé Katia Gagnon Jonathan Beauchamp Alexandre Deschênes (ML ) Christine Gagné (PN ) Mario Parent (Ind.) Norman MacMillan Pontiac Charlotte L'Écuyer Geneviève Gendron-Nadeau André Laframboise Charmain Levy Patrick Émard Garry Bélair (Green) Louis Lang (ML ) Charlotte L'Écuyer
(8) Abitibi-Témiscamingue and (10) Nord-du-Québec Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Abitibi-Est Pierre Corbeil 7,653Élizabeth Larouche 8,430Samuel Dupras 4,059 Sarah Charbonneau-Beaulieu 1,047 Richard Trudel 452 Yvette Poucachiche (Green) 316 Pierre Corbeil Abitibi-Ouest Claude Nelson Morin 4,399 François Gendron 12,066Sébastien D'Astous 4,759 Ghislaine Camirand 1,260 Grégory Vézeau 997 François Gendron Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue Melissa Turgeon 7,983 Gilles Chapadeau 11,082Bernard Flebus 7,140 Guy Leclerc 2,941 Sébastien-L. Pageon 534 Robert Bertrand (Green) 451 Daniel Bernard
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Ungava Gérald Lemoyne 3,701 Luc Ferland 4,854Stéphane Robichaud 1,176 Sylvain Couture 655 Dominic Hamelin-Johnston 277 Luc Ferland
(12) Chaudière-Appalaches and (17) Centre-du-Québec Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Arthabaska Claude Bachand Lucie LeBrun Sylvie Roy Christine Letendre Rémi Marineau François Fillion (Green) Eric Lafontaine (QCU ) Jean Landry (Ind.) Claude Bachand Beauce-Nord Jack Roy Daniel Bizier André Spénard Yv Bonnier Viger Stéphane Trudel Gwendoline Mathieu-Poulin (Green) Danielle Favreau (CC ) Sébastien Drouin (PC ) Benoît Roy (Ind.) Janvier Grondin Beauce-Sud Robert Dutil Luc Villeneuve Richard Savoie Marie-Claude Verville Vanessa Roy Robert Genesse (QRD) Jean Rhéaume (Ind.)Robert Dutil Bellechasse Dominique Vien Clément Pouliot Christian Lévesque Benoit Comeau Linda Beaudoin (PC ) Sébastien Ruel (ÉA ) Christine Lavoie (PUN ) Patrice Aubin (PCM) Dominique Vien Chutes-de-la-Chaudière Réal St-Laurent Daniel Lachance Marc Picard Eveline Gueppe Marielle Parent (Green) Renaud Grégoire (PC ) Marc Picard Drummond–Bois-Francs Marie Désilets Annie Jean Sébastien Schneeberger Francis Soulard Martin Allard François Picard (PC ) Robert Dufour (PUN ) Pierre Hébert (Ind.) Yves-François Blanchet Drummond Johnson Nancy Boyce Yves-François Blanchet Stéphane Legault Julie Dionne Steve Lemay Benoit Lussier (PC ) Étienne-Alexis Boucher Lévis Gilles Lehouillier Stéphane Labrie Christian Dubé Valérie Guilloteau Nathaly Dufour Luc Harvey PC ) Carl Michaud (ÉA ) Paul Biron (PUN ) Patrick Vallières (PCM) Yvan Rodrigue (PÉ )Gilles Lehouillier Lotbinière-Frontenac Laurent Lessard Kaven Mathieu Martin Caron Marie-Christine Rochefort Sylvie Roy Lotbinière merged district Laurent Lessard Frontenac Nicolet-Bécancour Marc Descôteaux Gilles Mayrand Donald Martel none Jean-Martin Aussant Mathieu Benoit (PC ) Jean-Martin Aussant Nicolet-Yamaska
(13) Laval Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Chomedey Guy Ouellette Jean Cooke Marielle Potvin Francine Bellerose Patrick Simard Stéphanie Stevenson (Green) Kamal Germanos Lutfi (Ind.) Guy Ouellette Fabre Gilles Ouimet François-Gycelain Rocque Dominique Anglade Wilfried Cordeau Bruno Forget Jean-François Lepage (Green) Philippe Mayrand (Ind.) Michelle Courchesne Laval-des-Rapides Alain Paquet Léo Bureau-Blouin Maud Cohen Sylvie Des Rochers Lawrence Côté-Collins Carl Desmarais (Green) Monique Chartrand (CC ) Alain Paquet Mille-Îles Francine Charbonneau Robert Carrier Jean Prud’homme Nicole Bellerose Alain Sénécal Henrico Negro (Green) Carlos Silva (QCU ) Régent Millette (Ind.) Francine Charbonneau Sainte-Rose Geneviève April Suzanne Proulx François Gaudreau Nicolas Chatel-Launay Sylvain Fortin Ioan-Adrian Hancu (Ind.) new district Vimont Jean Rousselle Linda Tousignant Christopher Skeete David Lanneville Catherine Houbart Alain Robert (PC ) Jean-Marc Boyer (Ind.) Vincent Auclair
(14) Lanaudière Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Berthier Catherine Haulard André Villeneuve François Benjamin Louise Beaudry Raymond Guay Dany Ouellet (Green) Pierre Baril (CC ) André Villeneuve Joliette Pascal Beaupré Véronique Hivon Normand Masse Flavie Trudel Amélie Dolbec Mikey Colangelo Lauzon (PC ) Michel Thouin (QCU ) Jean-Mathieu Desmarais (Ind.) Véronique Hivon L'Assomption Lise Hébert Lizabel Nitoi François Legault Sylvain Fournier Evelyne Marcil Christine Lebel (Green) Scott McKay Masson Suzanne Rathé Diane Hamelin Christian Gauthier Jacinthe Sabourin Samuel Bergeron Michel Paulette (Green) Adam Stohl (CC ) Guillaume Tremblay Repentigny Marc Thompson Scott McKay Chantal Longpré Olivier Huard Anne-Marie Labrosse new district Rousseau Mario Racette Nicolas Marceau Laurence R. Fortin François Lépine Gilles Chapdelaine André Matteau (PI ) Robert Boucher (Ind.) Nicolas Marceau Terrebonne Josée Gingras Mathieu Traversy Gaétan Barrette Yan Smith Marc-André Dénommée Benoit Carignan (Green) Patrick Dubé (CC ) Mathieu Traversy
(15) Laurentides Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Argenteuil Lise Proulx Roland Richer Mario Laframboise Yvan Zanetti Patrick Sabourin Stephen Matthews (Green) Roland Richer Bertrand Yannick Ouellette Claude Cousineau Jean-Marc Lacoste Lise Boivin Samuelle Ducrocq-Henry Marc Saint-Germain (Green) Patrick Dubé (CC ) Claude Cousineau Blainville Joao Neves Bernard Généreux Daniel Ratthé Étienne Ferland Christian Bélanger Michel Sigouin (Green) Yan Bégin (PI ) Daniel Ratthé Deux-Montagnes Stéphanie Ménard Daniel Goyer Benoit Charette Normand Godon Wilson Ortiz Princess Brooks (Green) Benoit Charette Groulx Linda Lapointe Raymond Archambault Hélène Daneault Sylvie Giguère Alain Marginean Alec Ware (Green) Alex Munteanu (Ind.) René Gauvreau Labelle Vicki Emard Sylvain Pagé Robert Milot Normand St-Amour Simon Marcil François Beauchamp (Green) Sylvain Pagé Mirabel Ismaël Boisvert Denise Beaudoin Sylvie D'Amours Mylène Jaccoud Jean-François Pouliot Eric Emond (Ind.) Denise Beaudoin Saint-Jérôme Marc Bustamante Gilles Robert Jacques Duchesneau Vincent Lemay-Thivierge Julien Benca Olivier Adam (Green) Gilles Robert Prévost
(16) Montérégie Eastern Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Borduas Conrad Deschênes Pierre Duchesne Emmanuelle Géhin Jean-François Lessard Martin Dulac Mary Harper (Green) Michel Lepage (PI ) Pierre Curzi Brome-Missisquoi Pierre Paradis Richard Leclerc Benoit Legault Benoit Van Caloen Patrick Melchior Louise Martineau (Green) Dominique Favreau (CC ) Jacques Pipon (PC ) Gilles Alarie (Ind.) Jean-Pierre Dufault (Ind.) Pierre Paradis Chambly Julie Tremblay Bertrand St-Arnaud Martin Trudeau Anne Poussard Martin Laramée Nicholas Lescarbeau (Green) Daniel Nicol (PC ) Bertrand St-Arnaud Granby Guy Gaudord Luc Perron François Bonnardel Éric Bédard Jocelyn Beaudoin Francine St-Onge (CC ) Stéphane Gagné (PC ) Stéphane Deschamps (PN ) François Bonnardel Shefford Iberville Alain Ménard Marie Bouillé Claire Samson Myriam-Zaa Normandin Claude Chagnon Marie-France Allard (Green) Marie Bouillé Richelieu Alain Plante Élaine Zakaïb Jean-Bernard Émond Marie-Ève Mathieu Michaël Rocheleau Sylvain Simard Saint-Hyacinthe Louise Arpin Émilien Pelletier Pierre Schetagne Richard Gingras Jérôme Saint-Amand Isabelle Leclerc (PC ) Thomas Gagné (QCU ) Alexandre Bruneau (ÉA ) Lise Gaudette (PUN ) Émilien Pelletier Saint-Jean Martin Massé Dave Turcotte Yvan Berthelot Carole Lusignan Félix Lemaire Carmyn Girard (PC ) François Mailly (QCU ) Yvon Sylva Aubé (PI ) Dave Turcotte Verchères Maxime St-Onge Stéphane Bergeron Chantal Soucy Marie-Thérèse Toutant Diane Massicotte Mario Geoffrion (CC ) Steven Terranova (Ind.) Stéphane Bergeron
South Shore Electoral district Candidates Incumbent Liberal PQ CAQ QS ON Other Beauharnois Lyse Lemieux Guy Leclair Michel Drouin Pierre-Paul St-Onge Jérémie Poupart Montpetit Bruno Auclair (Green) Lynne Mimeault (PC ) Matthieu Bonin (Ind.) Sylvain Larocque (Ind./nd) Guy Leclair Châteauguay Pierre Moreau Maryse Perreault Denis Leftakis Xavier P.-Laberge Nicolas Dionne Denis Côté (Green) Jean-Paul Pellerin (PC ) Pierre Moreau Huntingdon Stéphane Billette Gaétan Arel Claire IsaBelle Carmen Labelle Éric Paré Nicholas Roach (Green) Antoine-Marie Bourdon (CC ) Maxime Collette (PC ) Steven Gomory (QCU ) Stéphane Billette La Pinière Fatima Houda-Pepin Pierre O. Thibert François Lemay Johane Beaupré Mylaine Larocque Marc-André Beauchemin (Green) Claude Chalhoub (PC ) Serge Patenaude (ML ) Sean Connolly-Boutin (QCU ) Fatima Houda-Pepin Laporte Nicole Ménard Simon Bélanger Donald LeBlanc Michèle St-Denis Linda Dupuis Camil Lambert (PC ) Nicole Ménard La Prairie Lucie F. Roussel Pierre Langlois Stéphane Le Bouyonnec Yohan Perron Jean-Pierre Gouin Kevin Murphy (Green) Adrian Ahsly Gutierrez (CC ) Monique Roy-Verville (PC ) Normand Chouinard (ML ) François Rebello Marie-Victorin Farida Chemmakh Bernard Drainville Simon Jolin-Barrette Carl Lévesque Olivier Chauvin Mathieu Yargeau (Green) Jean Baillargeon (CC ) Yves Ménard (PI ) Bernard Drainville Montarville Nicole Girard Monique Richard Nathalie Roy David Fortin Côté Luc Lapierre-Pelletier Dominique Robitaille (Green) Claude Leclair (PC ) Monique Richard Marguerite-D'Youville Sanguinet Jocelyne Bates Alain Therrien François Rebello Frédéric Nadeau Keven Rousseau André Martel (PC ) Hélène Héroux (ML ) Martin Mc Neil (Ind.) new district Soulanges Lucie Charlebois André Bouthillier Mario Gagnier Andrée Bessette Frédéric Roy Patricia Domingos (Ind.) Lucie Charlebois Taillon Marie-Ève Pelletier Marie Malavoy Pierre Cimoné Manon Blanchard Julien-Alexandre Bilodeau Carole Mainville Bériault (Green) Marie-Noelle Mondoux-Lemoine (CC ) Normand Fournier (ML ) Robert Morin (Ind.) Marie Malavoy Vachon Linda Langlois Saulnier Martine Ouellet Jean-François Roberge Sébastien Robert Sylvain Gauthier Pierre-André Beauchemin (Green) Marc Joseph (CC ) Martine Ouellet Vaudreuil Yvon Marcoux Kim Comeau Martin Legault Marc-André Pilon Julien Bédard Julien Leclerc (Green) Étienne Ouellet (QCU ) Yvon Marcoux
Summary analysis Party candidates in 2nd place Party in 1st place Party in 2nd place Total PQ PLQ ADQ QS ON Parti Québécois 20 32 2 54 Liberal 29 21 50 Coalition Avenir Québec 8 10 1 19 Québec solidaire 2 2 Total 39 30 53 2 1 125
Candidates ranked 1st to 5th place, by party Parties 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th █Parti Québécois 54 39 28 4 █Liberal 50 30 44 1 █Coalition Avenir Québec 19 53 48 5 █Québec solidaire 2 2 4 114 2 █Option nationale 1 85 █Green 1 1 32 █Independent 2 █Conservative 2 █Parti de la classe moyenne 1
Resulting composition of the National Assembly (2008) Source Party PQ Lib CAQ QS Total Seats retained Incumbents returned 31 42 4 1 78 Open seats held 8 6 1 15 Ouster of incumbent changing allegiance 1 1 Seats changing hands Incumbents defeated 7 9 1 17 Open seats gained 2 4 6 Incumbents changing allegiance 1 1 Byelection gain held 1 1 New seats Previous incumbents from other ridings 2 2 4 New MNAs 2 Total 54 50 19 2 125
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