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Canadian federal elections have provided the following results in Quebec City.

Regional profile

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Quebec City, like the rest of the province, used to be solidly Liberal until 1984. In 1984 and 1988, the Progressive Conservatives swept the area, thanks to nationalist support. This nationalist support went to the Bloc Québécois in 1993, and Quebec City became a Bloc stronghold for the next two decades.

In the 2000 election, the Liberals were able to gain some ground, winning two seats, but the Bloc regained those seats in the 2004 election before losing all but one in 2006 to the Conservatives. The 2006 and 2008 federal elections witnessed fierce battles between sovereigntist support for the Bloc, and populist/libertarian support for the Conservatives, which intensified greatly in the fallout of the CHOI-FM controversy.

In 2011, the unexpected surge of NDP support in Quebec managed to overwhelm the support of all other parties, allowing them to sweep Quebec City.

The Liberals remained on the radar screen in Quebec City, but this support didn't translate into actual seats again until 2015, when they won two seats. The Conservatives won the other three, among the few bright spots in the Tories' defeat that year. In 2019 the Bloc regain popularity but only one seat leaving two seats each for Liberals and Conservatives.

Votes by party throughout time

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Election Liberal Bloc Québécois New Democratic Conservative Green PC Reform /
Alliance 		Social
Credit 		Others
1979 133,000
66.1% 		— 15,156
7.7% 		— No candidate 14,496
7.2% 		— 32,284
16.0% 		6,040
3.0%
1980 129,060
69.7% 		— 20,918
11.3% 		— No candidate 14,801
8.0% 		— 6,711
3.6% 		13,577
7.3%
1984 73,565
34.1% 		— 23,635
10.9% 		— No candidate 103,666
48.0% 		— 1,081
0.5% 		15,136
7.0%
1988 59,771
26.3% 		— 34,194
15.1% 		— 2,837
1.2% 		126,926
55.9% 		— — 3,471
1.5%
1993 58,648
25.0% 		134,001
57.1% 		4,274
1.8% 		— 786
0.3% 		30,868
13.2% 		No candidate — 5,975
2.6%
1997 74,184
32.2% 		93,271
40.5% 		5,920
2.6% 		— No candidate 51,655
22.4% 		3,642
1.6% 		— 1,533
0.7%
2000 85,172
38.1% 		87,066
38.9% 		5,106
2.3% 		— 1,136
0.5% 		15,343
6.9% 		27,262
12.2% 		— 2,599
1.2%
2004 65,783
27.2% 		112,567
46.6% 		10,670
4.4% 		41,503
17.2% 		8,191
3.4% 		Merged into
Conservative Party 		— 2,710
1.1%
2006 27,068
10.5% 		90,566
35.3% 		19,829
7.7% 		103,696
40.4% 		9,624
3.7% 		— 5,972
2.3%
2008 43,262
16.4% 		85,905
33.4% 		29,312
11.4% 		91,428
35.5% 		6,925
2.7% 		— 736
0.3%
2011 23,124
8.4% 		56,454
20.4% 		116,832
42.3% 		73,936
26.8% 		4,779
1.7% 		— 981
0.4%
2015 77,313
26.8% 		40,385
14.0% 		62,283
21.6% 		101,232
35.1% 		6,817
2.4% 		— 655
0.2%
2019 82,362
28.2% 		80,973
27.8% 		25,596
8.8% 		83,978
28.8% 		11,739
4.0% 		— 6,456
2.2%
2021 75,997
27.0% 		73,523
26.2% 		22,880
8.1% 		96,456
34.3% 		5,569
2.0% 		— 6,567
2.3%
Votes by party in Québec City districts

Detailed results

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2021

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Main article: 2021 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative BQ NDP Green PPC FPC Other
Beauport—Limoilou Ann Gingras
12,378
25.45% 		Alupa Clarke
14,164
29.12% 		Julie Vignola
15,146
31.14% 		Camille Esther Garon
5,075
10.43% 		Dalila Elhak
1,025
2.11% 		Lyne Verret
737
1.52% 		Claude Moreau (M-L)
119
0.24% 		Julie Vignola
Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles René-Paul Coly
11,326
19.75% 		Pierre Paul-Hus
25,623
44.68% 		Marie-Christine Lamontagne
14,237
24.83% 		Michel Marc Lacroix
3,446
6.01% 		Jacques Palardy-Dion
972
1.69% 		Wayne Cyr
1,296
2.26% 		Daniel Pelletier
449
0.78% 		Pierre Paul-Hus
Louis-Hébert Joël Lightbound
22,933
38.35% 		Gilles Lépine
14,332
23.97% 		Marc Dean
16,247
27.17% 		Hamid Nadji
4,337
7.25% 		Denis Blanchette
1,573
2.63% 		Ali Dahan (Ind.)
378
0.63% 		Joël Lightbound
Louis-Saint-Laurent Nathanielle Morin
11,228
17.52% 		Gérard Deltell
33,098
51.64% 		Thierry Bilodeau
13,069
20.39% 		Yu-Ti Eva Huang
3,370
5.26% 		Daniel Chicoine
907
1.42% 		Guillaume Côté
1,337
2.09% 		Mélanie Fortin
1,089
1.70% 		Gérard Deltell
Québec Jean-Yves Duclos
18,132
35.42% 		Bianca Boutin
9,239
18.05% 		Louis Sansfaçon
14,824
28.96% 		Tommy Bureau
6,652
12.99% 		Patrick Kerr
1,182
2.31% 		Daniel Brisson
855
1.67% 		Karine Simard
307
0.60% 		Jean-Yves Duclos

2019

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Main article: 2019 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative BQ NDP Green PPC Other
Beauport—Limoilou Antoine Bujold
13,020
25.94% 		Alupa Clarke
13,185
26.27% 		Julie Vignola
15,149
30.18% 		Simon-Pierre Beaudet
5,599
11.16% 		Dalila Elhak
2,127
4.24% 		Alicia Bédard
1,033
2.06% 		Claude Moreau (M-L)
78
0.16% 		Alupa Clarke
Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles René-Paul Coly
12,584
21.29% 		Pierre Paul-Hus
22,484
38.05% 		Alain D'Eer
16,053
27.16% 		Guillaume Bourdeau
4,554
7.71% 		Samuel Moisan-Domm
2,042
3.46% 		Joey Pronovost
1,379
2.33% 		Pierre Paul-Hus
Louis-Hébert Joël Lightbound
25,140
40.51% 		Marie-Josée Guérette
10,912
17.58% 		Christian Hébert
17,375
28.00% 		Jérémie Juneau
4,884
7.87% 		Macarena Diab
2,466
3.97% 		Daniel Brisson
1,016
1.64% 		Ali Dahan (Ind.)
267
0.43% 		Joël Lightbound
Louis-Saint-Laurent Jean-Christophe Cusson
13,571
20.70% 		Gérard Deltell
29,279
44.66% 		Jeanne-Paule Desgagnés
14,674
22.38% 		Colette Amram Ducharme
4,339
6.62% 		Sandra Mara Riedo
2,155
3.29% 		Guillaume Côté
1,543
2.35% 		Gérard Deltell
Québec Jean-Yves Duclos
18,047
33.30% 		Bianca Boutin
8,118
14.98% 		Christiane Gagnon
17,722
32.70% 		Tommy Bureau
6,220
11.48% 		Luc Joli-Coeur
2,949
5.44% 		Bruno Dabiré
674
1.24% 		Sébastien CoRhino (Rhino.)
349
0.64%
Luc Paquin (PIQ)
119
0.22% 		Jean-Yves Duclos

2015

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Main article: 2015 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative NDP Liberal BQ Green Other
Beauport—Limoilou Alupa Clarke
15,461
30.58% 		Raymond Côté
12,881
25.48% 		Antoine Bujold
12,854
25.42% 		Doni Berberi
7,467
14.77% 		Dalila Elhak
1,220
2.41% 		Francis Bedard (Libert.)
423 0.84% 		Raymond Côté
Bladimir Laborit (SD)
124 0.25%
Claude Moreau (M-L)
128 0.25%
Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles Pierre Paul-Hus
24,608
42.24% 		Anne-Marie Day
11,690
20.07% 		Jean Côté
13,525
23.22% 		Marc Antoine Turmel
7,177
12.32% 		Nathalie Baudet
1,256
2.16% 		Anne-Marie Day
Louis-Hébert Jean-Pierre Asselin
16,789
27.19% 		Denis Blanchette
12,850
20.81% 		Joël Lightbound
21,516
34.85% 		Caroline Pageau
8,900
14.41% 		Andrée-Anne Beaudoin-Julien
1,561
2.53% 		Stefan Jetchick (CHP)
128
0.21% 		Denis Blanchette
Louis-Saint-Laurent Gérard Deltell
32,637
50.46% 		G. Daniel Caron
10,296
15.92% 		Youri Rousseau
13,852
21.42% 		Ronald Sirard
6,688
10.34% 		Michel Savard
1,210
1.87% 		Alexandrine Latendresse†
Québec Pierre-Thomas Asselin
11,737
21.79% 		Annick Papillon
14,566
27.04% 		Jean-Yves Duclos
15,566
28.90% 		Charles Mordret
10,153
18.85% 		Philippe Riboty
1,570
2.91% 		Normand Fournier (M-L)
153 0.28% 		Annick Papillon
Danielle Provost (SD)
122 0.23%

2011

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Main article: 2011 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Conservative Liberal NDP Green Christian Heritage Marxist-Leninist
Beauport—Limoilou Michel Létourneau
10,250
19.43% 		Sylvie Boucher
13,845
26.24% 		Lorraine Chartier
3,162
5.99% 		Raymond Côté
24,306
46.07% 		Louise Courville
950
1.80% 		Anne-Marie Genest
124
0.24% 		Claude Moreau
122
0.23% 		Sylvie Boucher
Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles Félix Grenier
8,732
16.29% 		Daniel Petit
16,220
30.26% 		Martine Gaudreault
3,505
6.54% 		Anne-Marie Day
24,131
45.01% 		Simon Verret
832
1.55% 		Simon Cormier
189
0.35% 		Daniel Petit
Louis-Hébert Pascal-Pierre Paillé
14,640
24.21% 		Pierre Paul-Hus
13,207
21.84% 		Jean Beaupré
8,110
13.41% 		Denis Blanchette
23,373
38.65% 		Michelle Fontaine
996
1.65% 		Marie-Claude Bouffard
143
0.24% 		Pascal-Pierre Paillé
Louis-Saint-Laurent France Gagné
8,148
14.36% 		Josée Verner
21,334
37.59% 		Philippe Mérel
3,612
6.36% 		Alexandrine Latendresse
22,629
39.87% 		Jean Cloutier
857
1.51% 		Daniel Arseneault
175
0.31% 		Josée Verner
Québec Christiane Gagnon
14,684
27.96% 		Pierre Morasse
9,330
17.77% 		François Payeur
4,735
9.02% 		Annick Papillon
22,393
42.64% 		Yvan Dutil
1,144
2.18% 		Stefan Jetchick
228
0.43% 		Christiane Gagnon

2008

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Main article: 2008 Canadian federal election

The Bloc Québécois won one of the four seats lost to the Conservatives in the last election.

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Conservative Liberal NDP Green Other
Beauport—Limoilou Éléonore Mainguy
15,962
32.61% 		Sylvie Boucher
17,994
36.76% 		Yves Picard
7,030
14.36% 		Simon-Pierre Beaudet
5,986
12.23% 		Luc Côté
1,363
2.78% 		Simon Bédard (Ind.)
610
1.25% 		Sylvie Boucher
Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles Denis Courteau
14,602
29.22% 		Daniel Petit
20,566
41.15% 		Denise Legros
7,039
14.08% 		Anne-Marie Day
6,542
13.09% 		François Bédard
1,231
2.46% 		Daniel Petit
Louis-Hébert Pascal-Pierre Paillé
20,992
36.23% 		Luc Harvey
16,343
28.21% 		Jean Beaupré
13,669
23.59% 		Denis Blanchette
5,403
9.33% 		Michelle Fontaine
1,408
2.43% 		Stefan Jetchick (CHP)
119
0.21% 		Luc Harvey
Louis-Saint-Laurent France Gagné
13,330
26.53% 		Josée Verner
23,683
47.14% 		Hélène H. Leone
6,712
13.36% 		Alexandrine Latendresse
5,252
10.45% 		Jean Cloutier
1,260
2.51% 		Josée Verner
Québec Christiane Gagnon
21,064
41.76% 		Myriam Taschereau
12,943
25.66% 		Damien Rousseau
8,845
17.54% 		Catheryn Roy-Goyette
5,933
11.76% 		Yonnel Bonaventure
1,650
3.27% 		Christiane Gagnon

2006

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Main article: 2006 Canadian federal election

The Bloc Québécois held on to just one of the five seats in this region, losing four to the Conservatives, who had some of their strongest results in Quebec in this region in 2004, mainly from libertarian voters as a result of the CHOI-FM controversy.

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal Conservative NDP Green Other
Beauport—Limoilou Christian Simard
18,589
37.87% 		Yves Picard
4,929
10.04% 		Sylvie Boucher
19,409
39.54% 		Simon-Pierre Beaudet
3,917
7.98% 		Mario Laprise
2,005
4.08% 		Jean Bédard (M–L)
234
0.48% 		Christian Simard
Beauport
Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles Richard Marceau
19,034
38.28% 		Valérie Giguère
4,364
8.78% 		Daniel Petit
20,406
41.04% 		Isabelle Martineau
3,084
6.20% 		Les Parsons
1,262
2.54% 		Daniel Pelletier (Ind.)
1,567
3.15% 		Richard Marceau
Charlesbourg
Louis-Hébert Roger Clavet
20,101
34.08% 		Hélène Chalifour Scherrer
8,852
15.01% 		Luc Harvey
20,332
34.47% 		Denis Blanchette
5,351
9.07% 		Robert Hudon
2,517
4.27% 		Francis Fortin (Ind.)
565 0.96% 		Roger Clavet
Stefan Jetchick (CHP)
116 0.20%
Frédérick Têtu (Ind.)
1,147 1.94%
Louis-Saint-Laurent Bernard Cleary
11,997
24.19% 		Isa Gros-Louis
3,180
6.41% 		Josée Verner
28,606
57.68% 		Robert Donnelly
2,848
5.74% 		Lucien Gravelle
1,468
2.96% 		Christian Légaré (Ind.)
1,498
3.02% 		Bernard Cleary
Québec Christiane Gagnon
20,845
41.53% 		Caroline Drolet
5,743
11.44% 		Frédérik Boisvert
14,943
29.77% 		Michaël Lessard
4,629
9.22% 		Yonnel Bonaventure
2,372
4.73% 		Dan Aubut (Ind.)
813 1.62% 		Christiane Gagnon
Francis Bedard (Libert.)
325 0.65%
Alexandre Raymond-Labrie (PC)
520 1.04%

2004

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Main article: 2004 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal BQ Conservative NDP Green Other
Beauport Dennis Dawson
11,866
25.63% 		Christian Simard
22,989
49.65% 		Stephan Asselin
7,388
15.96% 		Xavier Trégan
1,896
4.09% 		Jeannine T. Desharnais
1,577
3.41% 		Nicolas Frichot (Mar.)
585
1.26% 		new district
Charlesbourg Jean-Marie Laliberté
11,911
25.73% 		Richard Marceau
23,886
51.60% 		Bertrand Proulx
7,306
15.78% 		François Villeneuve
1,623
3.51% 		Marilou Moisan-Domm
1,188
2.57% 		Benjamin Kasapoglu (Mar.)
376
0.81% 		Richard Marceau
Charlesbourg—Jacques-Cartier
Louis-Hébert Hélène Chalifour Scherrer
18,999
34.03% 		Roger Clavet
24,071
43.11% 		Clermont Gauthier
7,512
13.45% 		Robert Turcotte
3,112
5.57% 		Jean-Pierre Guay
2,137
3.83% 		Hélène Scherrer
Louis-Saint-Laurent Michel Fragasso
10,025
22.34% 		Bernard Cleary
17,248
38.44% 		Josée Verner
13,967
31.13% 		Christopher Bojanowski
1,369
3.05% 		Yonnel Bonaventure
1,243
2.77% 		Jean-Guy Carignan (Ind.)
563 1.25% 		Jean-Guy Carignan[a]
Quebec East
Henri Gauvin (Ind.)
332 0.74%
Dominique Théberge (Comm.)
119 0.27%
Québec Jean-Philippe Côté
12,982
26.97% 		Christiane Gagnon
24,373
50.63% 		Pierre Gaudreault
5,330
11.07% 		Jean-Marie Fiset
2,670
5.55% 		Antonine Yaccarini
2,046
4.25% 		Jean Bédard (M-L)
223 0.46% 		Christiane Gagnon
Pierre-Etienne Paradis (Mar.)
512 1.06%

Maps

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2000

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Main article: 2000 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal Canadian Alliance NDP PC Marxist-Leninist Other
Charlesbourg—Jacques-Cartier Richard Marceau
21,867
38.29% 		Isabelle Thiverge
21,045
36.85% 		Gérard Latulippe
8,801
15.41% 		Françoise Dicaire
1,000
1.75% 		Dann Murray
3,256
5.70% 		Samuel Moisan-Domm (Green)
1,136
1.99% 		Richard Marceau
Charlesbourg
Louis-Hébert Hélène Alarie
21,240
36.88% 		Hélène Scherrer
23,695
41.14% 		Léonce-E. Roy
5,887
10.22% 		Karl Adomeit
1,200
2.08% 		Clermont Gauthier
5,189
9.01% 		Gisèle Desrochers
382
0.66% 		Hélène Alarie
Quebec Christiane Gagnon
22,793
43.43% 		Claudette Tessier-Couture
18,619
35.48% 		Michel Rivard
3,980
7.58% 		Jean-Marie Fiset
1,714
3.25% 		Marc Jalbert
3,171
6.04% 		Claude Moreau
255
0.49% 		Pierre-E. Paradis (Mar.)
1,480 2.82%
Gilles Rochette (NLP)
482 0.92% 		Christiane Gagnon
Quebec East Jean-Paul Marchand
21,166
37.47% 		Jean Guy Carignan
21,813
38.61% 		Robert Martel
8,594
15.21% 		Majella Desmeules
1,192
2.11% 		Richard Joncas
3,727
6.60% 		Jean-Paul Marchand

1997

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Main article: 1997 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal Reform NDP PC Marxist-Leninist Natural Law
Charlesbourg Richard Marceau
21,556 		Jacques Portelance
17,628 		François Ruel
1,135 		Jocelyn Tremblay
963 		Dany Renauld
13,811 		Claude Moreau
266 		Michel Audy
709 		Jean-Marc Jacob
Louis-Hébert Hélène Alarie
23,653 		Hélène Scherrer
19,955 		Gilles St-Laurent
1,024 		Karl Adomeit
1,161 		Christian Lessard
13,002 		Réal Croteau
558 		Philippe Paré
Quebec Christiane Gagnon
24,817 		Claudette Tessier-Couture
18,062 		Jean-Marie Fiset
2,556 		Marc Jalbert
10,309 		Christiane Gagnon
Quebec East Jean-Paul Marchand
23,245 		Remy Poulin
18,539 		Suzanne Bhérer
1,483 		Cécile Rainville
1,240 		Marquis Gagnon
14,533 		Jean-Paul Marchand
Québec-Est

1993

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Main article: 1993 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal PC NDP Natural Law Abolitionist Other
Charlesbourg Jean-Marc Jacob
38,327 		Michel Renaud
15,084 		Monique Tardif
8,032 		Gaston Juneau
1,446 		Michel Audy
1,743 		Nelson Lejeune
323 		Monique Tardif
Louis-Hébert Philippe Paré
33,683 		Margo Brousseau
15,596 		Suzanne Duplessis
9,254 		Karl Adomeit
823 		Michel Nadeau
878 		Raymond Guimond
167 		Jacques Brochu (PfC)
145 		Suzanne Duplessis
Quebec Christiane Gagnon
27,788 		Jean Pelletier
13,965 		Gilles Loiselle
7,077 		Majella Desmeules
1,067 		Danielle Charland
883 		Ernst Fernandez
158 		Richard Domm (Green)
786 		Gilles Loiselle
Langelier
Québec-Est Jean-Paul Marchand
34,203 		Camil Samson
14,003 		Marcel Tremblay
6,505 		Stéphanie Mitchell
938 		Pierre-Paul Paquet
1,059 		Henri Gagnon
364 		Guy Sanfaçon (Nat.)
255 		Marcel Tremblay

1988

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Main article: 1988 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal NDP Green Rhinoceros Other
Charlesbourg Monique Tardif
35,549 		Paul Vézina
15,727 		Denis Courteau
7,914 		Monique Tardif
Louis-Hébert Suzanne Duplessis
37,329 		Nicole Duplé
15,469 		Pierre Lavigne
8,139 		Éric Houblon Ouellet
1,515 		Suzanne Duplessis
Langelier Gilles Loiselle
24,555 		Marielle Guay-Mineault
14,843 		Pauline Gingras
10,586 		Gilles Fontaine
1,931 		France Tremblay (Ind.)
402
Alexandre Roy (Ind.)
319 		Michel Côté
Québec-Est Marcel Tremblay
29,493 		Rémi Bujold
13,732 		Jeanne Lalanne
7,555 		Reine Biron
906 		Jean-François Lehoux
1,028 		Claude Moreau (Ind.)
207 		Marcel Tremblay

1984

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Main article: 1984 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal NDP Parti nationaliste Social Credit Rhinoceros Other
Charlesbourg Monique Tardif
37,592 		Pierre Bussieres
22,637 		Etienne Tremblay
7,301 		Jean-Nil Jean
1,088 		Robert Robichaud
469 		Jean Vadrouille Frenette
2,557 		Daniel St-Louis (PfC)
84 		Pierre Bussieres
Louis-Hébert Suzanne Duplessis
29,420 		Dennis Dawson
22,592 		Gilles Fiset
7,548 		Jean-Baptiste Giroux
1,106 		Sylvain Desbiens
184 		Hélène Bernier
2,003 		Raymond Boisvert (Ind)
1,153 		Dennis Dawson
Langelier Michel Côté
16,872 		Florence Ievers
14,004 		Majella Desmeules
4,597 		André Binette
919 		Christian Landry
189 		Jean Obélix Lefebvre
2,576 		J. Gilles Lamontagne
Québec-Est Marcel Tremblay
19,782 		Gérard Duquet
14,332 		Michel Leblanc
4,189 		Jean-Louis Bourque
790 		Serge Bérubé
239 		Michel Fafard
1,683 		Pierre Angers (PfC)
96 		Gérard Duquet

Notes and References

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Notes

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  1. ^ Jean-Guy Carignan was elected as a Liberal MP for the Quebec East riding in 2000 but left the Liberal caucus in December 2001. He rejoined the Liberal caucus for 2 days in October 2003, and sat as an Independent MP for the remainder of the 37th Parliament.

References

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