Canadian federal election results in Northern Montreal and Laval

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Canadian federal elections have provided the following results in Northern Montreal and Laval.

Regional Profile[]

Historically, the City of Laval has been a battleground between the Liberals and the Bloc Québécois. The North End of Montreal has significant immigrant populations and generally supports the Liberals, although the BQ captured Ahuntsic and Bourassa in their 1993 near-sweep of the province, and took Ahuntsic and Papineau in 2006 as the Bloc gained support among immigrant groups. This area was traditionally Liberal until Mulroney's rise to power in 1984, which lowered the Liberals hold on the area to only two seats. The Bloc hoped to gain additional support here to counter any losses in rural Quebec to the Conservatives, who are very weak here.

In the event, however, the region was affected by the NDP "orange wave" that swept through Quebec in 2011, with that party taking all of Laval. The Liberals retained ridings in Montreal, and the Bloc was left with Ahuntsic as its only seat in the entire Montreal region. In 2015, however, the Liberals swept the entire region, undoubtedly buoyed by Justin Trudeau representing a riding in this region. They maintained their sweep in 2019.

Votes by party throughout time[]

Northern Montreal[]

Evolution of party standings throughout time
Party 1993 1997 2000 2004 2006 2008 2011 2015 2019
Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes %
Liberal 87,424 49.6% 115,084 56.6% 113,397 61.5% 84,937 49.9% 77,789 43.7% 77,671 46.3% 60,406 36.8% 103,477 53.9% 105,958 55.3%
Bloc Québécois 68,049 38.6% 56,042 27.6% 47,152 25.6% 61,090 35.9% 58,752 33.0% 50,343 30.0% 35,500 21.7% 23,781 12.4% 33,492 17.5%
New Democratic 3,098 1.8% 4,444 2.2% 4,244 2.3% 10,699 6.3% 12,374 6.9% 15,251 9.1% 50,292 30.7% 42,571 22.2% 22,200 11.6%
Conservative — 8,869 5.2% 22,554 12.7% 19,278 11.5% 14,136 8.6% 15,217 7.9% 14,490 7.6%
Green — 3,963 2.3% 5,739 3.2% 4,687 2.8% 2,696 1.6% 4,309 2.2% 9,619 5.0%
Progressive Conservative 15,172 8.6% 27,674 13.6% 6,615 3.6% Merged into Conservative Party
Alliance — 7,115 3.9%
Others 2,395 1.4% 1,070 0.5% 6,007 3.3% 692 0.4% 894 0.5% 688 0.4% 905 0.6% 2,642 1.4% 5,918 3.1%


Laval[]

Evolution of party standings throughout time
Party 1993 1997 2000 2004 2006 2008 2011 2015 2019
Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes %
Liberal 63,672 36.1% 71,067 39.0% 81,480 46.2% 77,231 37.9% 56,849 27.0% 64,964 30.5% 39,635 18.2% 97,819 44.8% 103,401 47.1%
Bloc Québécois 89,061 50.5% 65,308 35.8% 68,447 38.8% 100,040 49.1% 90,400 42.9% 77,918 36.5% 46,563 21.3% 37,455 17.2% 60,193 27.3%
New Democratic 1,964 1.1% 3,655 2.0% 2,169 1.2% 7,916 3.9% 16,015 7.6% 25,742 12.1% 99,958 45.8% 48,153 22.1% 18,432 8.4%
Conservative — 12,441 6.1% 39,599 18.8% 36,606 17.2% 26,878 12.3% 29,830 13.7% 26,107 11.9%
Green — 5,413 2.7% 7,798 3.7% 7,207 3.4% 4,232 1.9% 4,347 2.0% 8,500 3.9%
Progressive Conservative 19,804 11.2% 42,409 23.2% 8,850 5.0% Merged into Conservative Party
Alliance — 9,422 5.3%
Others 1,897 1.1% None 5,989 3.4% 850 0.4% 211 0.1% 818 0.4% 1,032 0.5% 638 0.3% 2,987 1.4%

2019 - 43nd General Election[]

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative BQ NDP Green PPC Other
Ahuntsic-Cartierville Mélanie Joly
28,904
52.45% 		Kathy Laframboise
4,013
7.28% 		André Parizeau
11,974
21.73% 		Zahia El-Masri
6,284
11.40% 		Jean-Michel Lavarenne
3,352
6.08% 		Raymond Ayas
584
1.06% 		Mélanie Joly
Alfred-Pellan Angelo Iacono
26,015
47.90% 		Angelo Esposito
5,917
10.90% 		Michel Lachance
15,549
28.63% 		Andriana Kocini
4,109
7.57% 		Marguerite Howells
1,958
3.61% 		Matthieu Couture
471
0.87% 		Julius Buté (PIQ)
177
0.33%
Dwayne Cappelletti (Ind.)
113
0.21% 		Angelo Iacono
Bourassa Emmanuel Dubourg
23,231
57.57% 		Catherine Lefebvre
2,899
7.18% 		Anne-Marie Lavoie
9,043
22.41% 		Konrad Lamour
3,204
7.94% 		Payton Ashe
1,343
3.33% 		Louis Léger
347
0.86% 		Joseph Di Iorio (Ind.)
212
0.53%
Françoise Roy (M-L)
72
0.18% 		Emmanuel Dubourg
Laval—Les Îles Fayçal El-Khoury
26,031
48.24% 		Tom Pentefountas
8,816
16.34% 		Nacera Beddad
11,120
20.61% 		Noémia Onofre De Lima
4,803
8.90% 		Sari Madi
2,306
4.27% 		Marie-Louise Beauchamp
885
1.64% 		Fayçal El-Khoury
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Yves Robillard
24,865
44.55% 		Sonia Baudelot
5,423
9.72% 		Lizabel Nitoi
18,069
32.37% 		Ali Faour
4,741
8.49% 		Bao Tran Le
2,111
3.78% 		Emilio Migliozzi
465
0.83% 		Elias Progakis (Ind.)
143
0.26% 		Yves Robillard
Papineau Justin Trudeau
25,957
51.12% 		Sophie Veilleux
2,155
4.24% 		Christian Gagnon
8,124
16.00% 		Christine Paré
9,748
19.20% 		Juan Vazquez
3,741
7.37% 		Mark Sibthorpe
322
0.63% 		Jean-Patrick Cacereco Berthiaume (Rhino.)
363
0.71%
Susanne Lefebvre (CHP)
186
0.37%
Luc Lupien (NA)
75
0.15%
Alain Magnan (Ind.)
76
0.16%
Steve Penner (NA)
34
0.07% 		Justin Trudeau
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel Patricia Lattanzio
27,866
61.33% 		Ilario Maiolo
5,423
11.94% 		Dominique Mougin
4,351
9.58% 		Paulina Ayala
2,964
6.52% 		Alessandra Szilagyi
1,183
2.60% 		Tina Di Serio
501
1.10% 		Garnet Colly (M-L)
85
0.19%
Hassan Guillet (Ind.)
3,061
6.74% 		vacant
Vimy Annie Koutrakis
26,490
47.70% 		Rima El-Helou
5,951
10.72% 		Claire-Emmanuelle Beaulieu
15,455
27.83% 		Vassif Aliev
4,779
8.61% 		Faiza R'Guiba
2,125
3.83% 		Suzanne Brunelle
733
1.32% 		Eva Nassif†

2015 - 42nd General Election[]

Seats won/lost by party[]

Party 2011 Gain from (loss to) 2015
Lib. Bloc NDP
New Democratic 4 0 –4 0 0 — 0
Liberal 3 — +1 0 +4 0 8
Bloc Québécois 1 0 –1 — 0 0 0

Results by riding[]

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative NDP Liberal BQ Green Marxist-Leninist Other
Ahuntsic-Cartierville Wiliam Moughrabi
4,051
7.29% 		Maria Mourani
16,684
30.03% 		Mélanie Joly
26,026
46.84% 		Nicolas Bourdon
7,346
13.22% 		Gilles Mercier
1,175
2.11% 		Catherine Gascon-David (Rhino.)
285
0.51% 		Maria Mourani[a]
Ahuntsic
Alfred-Pellan Gabriel Purcarus
6,259
11.35% 		Rosane Doré Lefebvre
13,225
23.97% 		Angelo Iacono
24,557
44.51% 		Daniel St-Hilaire
9,836
17.83% 		Lynda Briguene
1,089
1.97% 		Renata Isopo (Ind.)
203
0.37% 		Rosane Doré Lefebvre
Bourassa Jason Potasso-Justino
3,819
9.29% 		Dolmine Laguerre
6,144
14.94% 		Emmanuel Dubourg
22,234
54.06% 		Gilles Léveillé
7,049
17.14% 		Maxime Charron
886
2.15% 		Claude Brunelle
229
0.56% 		Julie Demers (Ind.)
669 1.63% 		Emmanuel Dubourg
Jean-Marie Floriant Ndzana (SD)
99 0.24%
Laval—Les Îles Roland Dick
9,811
18.10% 		François Pilon
10,710
19.76% 		Fayçal El-Khoury
25,857
47.70% 		Nancy Redhead
6,731
12.42% 		Faiza R'Guiba-Kalogerakis
921
1.70% 		Yvon Breton
175
0.32% 		François Pilon
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Nicolas Makridis
6,498
11.92% 		Marie-Josée Lemieux
12,827
23.52% 		Yves Robillard
22,323
40.94% 		Patrice Jasmin-Tremblay
11,820
21.68% 		Lorna Mungur
1,057
1.94% 		Alain Giguère‡
Papineau Yvon Vadnais
2,390
4.71% 		Anne Lagacé Dowson
13,132
25.87% 		Justin Trudeau
26,391
51.98% 		Maxime Claveau
6,182
12.18% 		Danny Polifroni
1,443
2.84% 		Peter Macrisopoulos
142
0.28% 		Beverly Bernardo (NA)[b]
103 0.20% 		Justin Trudeau
Tommy Gaudet (Rhino.)
323 0.64%
Chris Lloyd (Ind.)
505 0.99%
Kim Waldron (Ind.)
159 0.31%
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel Jean Philippe Fournier
4,957
11.13% 		Rosannie Filato
6,611
14.85% 		Nicola Di Iorio
28,826
64.73% 		Steeve Gendron
3,204
7.19% 		Melissa Miscione
805
1.81% 		Arezki Malek
128
0.29% 		Massimo Pacetti†
Vimy Anthony Mavros
7,262
13.36% 		France Duhamel
11,391
20.96% 		Eva Nassif
25,082
46.15% 		Barek Kaddouri
9,068
16.69% 		José Núñez Melo
1,280
2.36% 		Brian Jenkins (CHP)
260
0.48% 		José Núñez Melo[c]
Laval

2011 - 41st General Election[]

Seats won/lost by party[]

Party 2008 Gain from (loss to) 2011
Lib. Bloc NDP
Bloc Québécois 4 0 0 — 0 –3 1
Liberal 4 — 0 0 0 –1 3
New Democratic 0 +1 0 +3 0 — 4

Results by riding[]

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Conservative Liberal NDP Green Marxist-Leninist Other
Ahuntsic Maria Mourani
14,908
31.80% 		Constantin Kiryakidis
3,770
8.04% 		Noushig Eloyan
13,087
27.91% 		Chantal Reeves
14,200
30.29% 		Ted Kouretas
620
1.32% 		Jean-Olivier Berthiaume (Rhino)
299
0.64% 		Maria Mourani
Alfred-Pellan Robert Carrier
12,504
22.79% 		Pierre Lefebvre
6,157
11.22% 		Angelo G. Iacono
12,070
22.00% 		Rosane Doré Lefebvre
23,098
42.09% 		Dylan Perceval-Maxwell
798
1.45% 		Régent Millette (Ind.)
245
0.45% 		Robert Carrier
Bourassa Daniel Mailhot
6,105
16.06% 		David Azoulay
3,354
8.82% 		Denis Coderre
15,550
40.91% 		Julie Demers
12,270
32.28% 		Tiziana Centazzo
613
1.61% 		Geneviève Royer
121
0.32% 		Denis Coderre
Laval Nicole Demers
11,567
22.73% 		Robert Malo
6,366
12.51% 		Eva Nassif
9,422
18.51% 		José Nunez-Melo
22,050
43.33% 		Jocelyne Leduc
1,260
2.48% 		Yvon Breton
224
0.44% 		Nicole Demers
Laval—Les Îles Mohamedali Jetha
7,022
13.02% 		Zaki Ghavitian
8,587
15.92% 		Karine Joizil
11,108
20.59% 		François Pilon
25,703
47.64% 		Brent Neil
966
1.79% 		Polyvios Tsakanikas
194
0.36% 		Stéphane Bakhos (Pirate)
369
0.68% 		Raymonde Folco†
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Marie-France Charbonneau
15,470
26.40% 		Johanne Théorêt
5,768
9.85% 		Eduardo Gonzalo Agurto Catalán
7,035
12.01% 		Alain Giguère
29,107
49.68% 		Charles Sicotte
1,208
2.06% 		Serge Ménard†
Papineau Vivian Barbot
11,091
25.93% 		Shama Chopra
2,021
4.73% 		Justin Trudeau
16,429
38.41% 		Marcos Radhames Tejada
12,102
28.29% 		Danny Polifroni
806
1.88% 		Peter Macrisopoulos
228
0.53% 		Joseph Young (NA)
95
0.22% 		Justin Trudeau
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel Alain Bernier
3,396
9.36% 		Riccardo De Ioris
4,991
13.76% 		Massimo Pacetti
15,340
42.30% 		Roberta Peressini
11,720
32.32% 		Michael Di Pardo
657
1.81% 		Garnet Colly
162
0.45% 		Massimo Pacetti

2008 - 40th General Election[]

Seats won/lost by party[]

Party 2006 Gain from (loss to) 2008
Lib. Bloc
Bloc Québécois 5 0 –1 — 4
Liberal 3 — +1 0 4

Results by riding[]

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Conservative Liberal NDP Green Other
Ahuntsic Maria Mourani
18,815
39.49% 		Jean Précourt
4,937
10.36% 		Eleni Bakopanos
18,392
38.60% 		Alexandra Bélec
4,276
8.97% 		Lynette Tremblay
1,228
2.58% 		Maria Mourani
Alfred-Pellan Robert Carrier
20,686
38.83% 		Alexandre Salameh
8,662
16.26% 		Wilson Saintelmy
15,594
29.27% 		Cynthia Roy
6,406
12.03% 		Tristan Desjardins Drouin
1,665
3.13% 		Régent Millette (Ind.)
259
0.49% 		Robert Carrier
Bourassa Daniel Mailhot
10,145
25.42% 		Michelle Allaire
5,405
13.55% 		Denis Coderre
19,869
49.79% 		Samira Laouni
3,188
7.99% 		François Boucher
1,166
2.92% 		Geneviève Royer (M-L)
130
0.33% 		Denis Coderre
Laval Nicole Demers
19,085
37.80% 		Jean-Pierre Bélisle
9,101
18.02% 		Alia Haddad
14,190
28.10% 		Alain Giguère
6,289
12.46% 		Eric Madelein
1,607
3.18% 		Yvon Breton (M-L)
221
0.44% 		Nicole Demers
Laval—Les Îles Mohamedali Jetha
12,576
23.55% 		Agop Evereklian
11,017
20.63% 		Raymonde Folco
21,603
40.45% 		Zahia El-Masri
6,124
11.47% 		Brent Neil
1,752
3.28% 		Sylvain A. Trottier (Rhino.)
336
0.63% 		Raymonde Folco
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Serge Ménard
25,552
45.53% 		Claude Moreau
7,759
13.82% 		Robert Frégeau
13,728
24.46% 		Benoît Beauchamp
6,907
12.31% 		Lise Bissonnette
2,178
3.88% 		Serge Ménard
Papineau Vivian Barbot
16,535
38.69% 		Mustaque Sarker
3,262
7.63% 		Justin Trudeau
17,724
41.47% 		Costa Zafiropoulos
3,734
8.74% 		Ingrid Hein
1,213
2.84% 		Mahmood Raza Baig (Ind.)
267
0.62% 		Vivian Barbot
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel Farid Salem
5,146
13.61% 		Lucie Le Tourneau
5,627
14.88% 		Massimo Pacetti
21,652
57.26% 		Laura Colella
4,039
10.68% 		Frank Monteleone
1,063
2.81% 		Garnet Colly (M-L)
165 0.44% 		Massimo Pacetti
Joseph Young (NA)
122 0.32%

2006 - 39th General Election[]

Seats won/lost by party[]

Party 2004 Gain from (loss to) 2006
Lib. Bloc
Liberal 5 — 0 –2 3
Bloc Québécois 3 +2 0 — 5

Results by riding[]

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal Conservative NDP Green Other
Ahuntsic Maria Mourani
19,428
38.91% 		Eleni Bakopanos
18,594
37.24% 		Étienne Morin
6,119
12.26% 		Caroline Desrosiers
3,948
7.91% 		Lynette Tremblay
1,836
3.68% 		Eleni Bakopanos
Alfred-Pellan Robert Carrier
23,193
42.97% 		Jean-Claude Gobé
14,895
27.59% 		Rosane Raymond
10,210
18.92% 		Martin Leduc
3,838
7.11% 		Christian Lajoie
1,842
3.41% 		Robert Carrier
Bourassa Apraham Niziblian
13,777
31.97% 		Denis Coderre
18,705
43.41% 		Liberato Martelli
6,830
15.85% 		Stefano Saykaly
2,237
5.19% 		François Boucher
1,370
3.18% 		Geneviève Royer (M-L)
173
0.40% 		Denis Coderre
Laval Nicole Demers
22,032
44.35% 		Alia Haddad
12,698
25.56% 		Emilio Migliozzi
9,236
18.59% 		Benoît Beauchamp
4,047
8.15% 		Philippe Mari
1,666
3.35% 		Nicole Demers
Laval—Les Îles Christiane Pichette
17,537
33.07% 		Raymonde Folco
20,849
39.32% 		Qais Hamidi
9,055
17.08% 		Alain Giguère
3,817
7.20% 		Theodore Kouretas
1,557
2.94% 		Polyvios Tsakanikas (M-L)
211
0.40% 		Raymonde Folco
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Serge Ménard
27,638
51.00% 		Renée Gagné
8,407
15.51% 		Claude Moreau
11,098
20.48% 		Martin Duplantis
4,313
7.96% 		Lise Bissonnette
2,733
5.04% 		Serge Ménard
Papineau Vivian Barbot
17,775
40.75% 		Pierre Pettigrew
16,785
38.48% 		Mustaque A. Sarker
3,630
8.32% 		Marc Hasbani
3,358
7.70% 		Louis-Philippe Verenka
1,572
3.60% 		Mahmood-Raza Baig (CAP)
185 0.42% 		Pierre Pettigrew
Peter Macrisopoulos (M-L)
317 0.73%
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel Justine Charlemagne
7,772
18.74% 		Massimo Pacetti
23,705
57.17% 		Ercolano Pingiotti
5,975
14.41% 		Laura Colella
2,831
6.83% 		Pierre-Louis Parant
961
2.32% 		Stéphane Chénier (M-L)
219
0.53% 		Massimo Pacetti

2004 - 38th General Election[]

Seats won/lost by party[]

Party 2000 Gain from (loss to) 2004
Lib. Bloc
Liberal 6 — 0 –1 5
Bloc Québécois 1 +1 0 — 3[note 1]

Results by riding[]

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal BQ Conservative NDP Green Marijuana Marxist-Leninist Other
Ahuntsic Eleni Bakopanos
21,234
43.76% 		Maria Mourani
20,020
41.25% 		Jean E. Fortier
2,544
5.24% 		Annick Bergeron
3,013
6.21% 		Lynette Tremblay
1,301
2.68% 		F.X. De Longchamp
314
0.65% 		Marsha Fine
102
0.21% 		Eleni Bakopanos
Alfred-Pellan Carole-Marie Allard
21,116
39.59% 		Robert Carrier
26,239
49.20% 		Rosane Raymond
2,703
5.07% 		Benjamin Le Bel
1,849
3.47% 		Louis-Philippe Verenka
1,132
2.12% 		Yves Desbois (Ind.)
204 0.38% 		Carole-Marie Allard
Laval East
Régent Millette (Ind.)
89 0.17%
Bourassa Denis Coderre
20,927
50.03% 		Doris Provencher
15,794
37.76% 		Frédéric Grenier
2,226
5.32% 		Stefano Saykaly
1,661
3.97% 		Noémi Lopinto
660
1.58% 		Philippe Gauvin
403
0.96% 		Geneviève Royer
154
0.37% 		Denis Coderre
Laval Pierre Lafleur
17,639
36.18% 		Nicole Demers
24,425
50.09% 		Stéphane d'Amours
3,115
6.39% 		Alain Giguère
1,998
4.10% 		Damien Pichereau
1,091
2.24% 		Pierre Losier-Côté
492
1.01% 		new district
Laval—Les Îles Raymonde Folco
23,985
47.86% 		Micaël Poirier
18,597
37.11% 		Jean-Paul Pratte
3,498
6.98% 		Paul Michaud
2,202
4.39% 		Pierre Véronneau
1,178
2.35% 		Michel Allard
498
0.99% 		Polyvios Tsakanikas
154
0.31% 		Raymonde Folco
Laval West
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Nancy Girard
14,491
27.72% 		Serge Ménard
30,779
58.88% 		Marc Bissonnette
3,125
5.98% 		Lyse Généreux
1,867
3.57% 		Lise Bissonnette
2,012
3.85% 		Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral§
Laval Centre
Papineau Pierre Pettigrew
16,892
41.10% 		Martine Carrière
16,424
39.96% 		Mustaque Sarker
1,961
4.77% 		André Frappier
3,603
8.77% 		Adam Jastrzebski
1,058
2.57% 		Christelle Dusablon-Pelletier
490
1.19% 		Peter Macrisopoulos
169
0.41% 		Jimmy Garoufalis (Ind.)
250 0.61% 		Pierre Pettigrew
Papineau—Saint-Denis
André Parizeau (Comm.)
252 0.61%
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel Massimo Pacetti
25,884
63.90% 		Paul-Alexis François
8,852
21.85% 		Payam Eslami
2,138
5.28% 		Laura Colella
2,422
5.98% 		Ricardo Fellicetti
944
2.33% 		Stéphane Chénier
267
0.66% 		Massimo Pacetti


Maps[]

2000 - 37th General Election[]

Seats won/lost by party[]

Party 1997 Gain from (loss to) 2000
Lib. Bloc
Liberal 5 — +1 0 6
Bloc Québécois 2 0 –1 — 1

Results by riding[]

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal Canadian Alliance NDP PC Green Marxist-Leninist Other
Ahuntsic Fatima El Amraoui
17,132
32.23% 		Eleni Bakopanos
28,643
53.89% 		Eugenia Romain
1,816
3.42% 		Steve Moran
997
1.88% 		Jessica Chartrand
3,018
5.68% 		Mimi Ghosh
1,123
2.11% 		Vincent Dorais
159
0.30% 		Antonio Artuso (Comm.)
262
0.49% 		Eleni Bakopanos
Bourassa Umberto Di Genova
11,462
28.07% 		Denis Coderre
25,403
62.22% 		Marcel Lys François
1,435
3.51% 		Richard Gendron
736
1.80% 		Marcel Pitre
1,325
3.25% 		Claude Brunelle
330
0.81% 		Ulises Nitor (Comm.)
137
0.34% 		Denis Coderre
Laval Centre Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral
23,746
43.35% 		Pierre Lafleur
23,704
43.27% 		Eric Marchand
2,437
4.45% 		Jean-Yves Dion
832
1.52% 		Guy Fortin
2,778
5.07% 		Julien Bernard
1,285
2.35% 		Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral
Laval East Mathieu Alarie
24,726
42.55% 		Carole-Marie Allard
26,018
44.77% 		Rosane Raymond
2,354
4.05% 		Sujata Dey
573
0.99% 		André G. Plourde
2,459
4.23% 		Frédéric Gauvin
660
1.14% 		Gabriel Cornellier-Brunelle
178
0.31% 		Christian Lajoie (Mar.)
892 1.53%
Régent Millette (Ind.)
255 0.44% 		Maud Debien†
Laval West Manon Sauvé
19,975
32.27% 		Raymonde Folco
31,758
51.30% 		Leo Housakos
4,631
7.48% 		Christian Patenaude
764
1.23% 		Michael M. Fortier
3,613
5.84% 		Luc Beaulieu
983
1.59% 		Polyvios Tsakanikas
180
0.29% 		Raymonde Folco
Papineau—Saint-Denis Philippe Ordenes
11,779
26.60% 		Pierre Pettigrew
23,955
54.10% 		Yannis Felemegos
2,114
4.77% 		Hans Marotte
1,983
4.48% 		Emmanuel Préville
1,215
2.74% 		Boris-Antoine Legault
1,128
2.55% 		Peter Macrisopoulos
482
1.09% 		Mustaque A. Sarker (Ind.)
738 1.67%
Antoine Théorêt-Poupart (Mar.)
886 2.00% 		Pierre Pettigrew
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel Marcel Ferlatte
6,679
14.47% 		Alfonso Gagliano
35,396
76.66% 		Daniel Champagne
1,750
3.79% 		Sara Mayo
528
1.14% 		Mostafa Ben Kirane
1,057
2.29% 		Yves Le Seigle
127
0.28% 		Karina Néron (Mar.)
635
1.38% 		Alfonso Gagliano


1997 - 36th General Election[]

Seats won/lost by party[]

Party 1993 Gain from (loss to) 1997
Lib. Bloc
Liberal 4 — +2 0 5[note 2]
Bloc Québécois 4 0 –2 — 2

Results by riding[]

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal NDP PC Other
Ahuntsic Pauline Charest
18,689 		Eleni Bakopanos
28,971 		Steven Moran
1,051 		Nicole Roy-Arcelin
9,520 		Carmel Bernard (NLP)
589 		Michel Daviault1
Ahuntsic
Merged districts
Eleni Bakopanos
Saint-Denis
Bourassa Osvaldo Nunez
14,813 		Denis Coderre
23,765 		Dominique Baillard
999 		Eric Wildhaber
5,937 		Osvaldo Nunez
Laval Centre Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral
22,668 		Sylvie Matteau
20,222 		Jean-Yves Dion
1,188 		Alain Dubois
13,132 		Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral
Laval East Maud Debien
23,093 		Nathalie Paradis
19,279 		Peter Graefe
765 		Vincent Della Noce
16,912 		Maud Debien
Laval West Sylvain Gauthier
19,547 		Raymonde Folco
31,566 		Karina Ziedler
1,702 		Yves Désormeaux
12,365 		Michel Dupuy2
Papineau—Saint-Denis Mario Beaulieu
14,083 		Pierre Pettigrew
26,260 		Gaby Kombé
1,196 		Yannis Felemegos
6,227 		Peter Macrisopolous (M-L)
481
Michel Dugré (Ind.)
471 		Pierre Pettigrew3
Papineau—Saint-Michel
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel Umberto Di Genova
8,457 		Alfonso Gagliano
36,088 		Pierre J.C. Allard
1,198 		Ronald Gosselin
5,990 		Alfonso Gagliano
Saint-Léonard

Notes:
1 - Daviault did not seek reelection
2 - Dupuy did not seek reelection
3 - Pettigrew elected in byelection, March 1996

1993 - 35th General Election[]

Seats won/lost by party[]

Party 1988 Gain from (loss to) 1993
PC Lib. Bloc
Progressive Conservative 5 — 0 –1 0 –4 0
Liberal 3 +1 0 — 0 0 4
Bloc Québécois 0 +4 0 0 0 — 4

Results by riding[]

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal NDP BQ Natural Law Commonwealth of Canada Other
Ahuntsic Nicole Roy-Arcelin
4,332 		Céline Hervieux-Payette
20,934 		René Samson
675 		Michel Daviault
22,275 		Marc Lacroix
752
 Christiane Deland-Gervais
332 		Haytoug Chamlian (Ind.)
567
Rolando Fusco (Abol.)
385
 Nicole Roy-Arcelin
Bourassa Marie Gibeau
5,199 		Denis Coderre
18,167 		Raymond Laurent
1,146 		Osvaldo Nunez
18,234 		Miville Couture
479 		Harold Anthony Quesnel
102 		Lucien Lapointe (Abol.)
209
 Marie Gibeau
Laval Centre Bruno Fortier
4,497 		Guymond Fortin
19,027 		Afsun Qureshi
630 		Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral
31,391 		Yvon Dodier
662 		Michel Destroismaisons
268
 Joe De Santis (Nat.)
323
Emilien Martel (Abol.)
172 		Jacques Tétreault1
Laval-des-Rapides
Laval East Vincent Della Noce
11,140 		Raymonde Folco
16,196 		Stéphane Houle
656 		Maud Debien
31,210 		Denis Cauchon
586 		François Lépine
121 		Denise Beaubien (Abol.)
359 		Vincent Della Noce
Duvernay
Laval West Guy Ricard
4,167 		Michel Dupuy
28,449 		Marcella Tardif-Provencher
678 		Michel Leduc
26,460 		Eddy Gagné
546 		John Ajemian
187 		Rick Blatter (Libert.)
649
Cyril G. MacNeil (Nat.)
280
Georges Vaudrin (Abol.)
109 		Guy Ricard
Laval
Papineau—Saint-Michel Carmen De Pontbriand
1,620 		André Ouellet
19,524 		Gisèle Charlebois
694 		Daniel Boucher
14,661 		André Beaudoin
667 		Normand Normandeau
77 		Serge Lachapelle (M-L)
141
P.A. D'Aoust (Abol.)
94 		André Ouellet
Saint-Denis Aïda Baghjajian
2,196 		Eleni Bakopanos
21,883 		Josée Panet-Raymond
969 		Gilles Pelchat
15,274 		Alain-Édouard Lord
400 		Benoit Chalifoux
158 		Stéphane Lapointe (Ind.)
423
Fernand Belisle (Abol.)
249
Panagiotis Macrisopoulos (M.L.)
205
 Marcel Prud'homme
Saint-Léonard Tony Tomassi
4,021 		Alfonso Gagliano
28,799 		David D'Andrea
583 		Umberto Di Genova
12,879 		Marlène Charland
497 		Stéphane Levesque
77 		Claude Brunelle (M-L)
141
Mauro Fusco (Abol.)
91
 Alfonso Gagliano

Notes[]

  1. ^ A new seat (Laval) was picked up by the Bloc in the election.
  2. ^ The riding of Saint-Denis (held by the Liberals) has been dissolved into Ahuntsic.
  1. ^ Mourani sat as an Independent after leaving the BQ; NDP policy did not allow her to join their caucus before the election.
  2. ^ Bernardo was a candidate for the Communist League,[1] which is not a registered political party and ineligible to be listed on the ballot. Being listed as No Affiliation means that she left the party affiliation section of her candidate registration empty.
  3. ^ Sat as NDP at dissolution; joined GPC after writ was issued.

References[]

  1. ^ "Militant Labor Forums". The Militant. No. Volume 79, No. 34. 28 September 2015. Retrieved 22 September 2015.
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