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Canadian federal election results in the Eastern Townships

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Canadian federal elections have provided the following results in the Eastern Townships.

Regional profile

In 1988 and 1984 this area was nearly swept by the Progressive Conservatives under Brian Mulroney, winning all but one seat in 1988 (Shefford) and two in 1984 (Shefford and Richmond-Wolfe). Previously, the Tories only had one riding won in either 1979 or 1980, and that was in Missisquoi in 1979. The Social Credit party also won a seat here in 1979, in Beauce.

By the following election in 1993, Mulroney had left office and support for the Tories all across Quebec moved to the Bloc Québécois. Locally, the Bloc won all but two seats; the exceptions were in Beauce, which was won by former Conservative Gilles Bernier who ran as an independent, and in Sherbrooke, where Jean Charest was one of only two PC candidates to win in all of Canada.

By 1997, Charest was PC leader and local candidates running on his coattails did well, resulting in a split between the Progressive Conservatives (four seats) the Bloc Québécois (three seats) and the Liberals (two seats). However, in 1998, Charest moved to provincial politics as leader of the Quebec Liberal Party (which is independent of the federal Liberals, despite the similarity of names), and without him local support for the PCs declined.

By the 2000 election two of the PC members, David Price and Diane St-Jacques, had left the party and joined the federal Liberals. André Bachand remained with the PCs in 2000 and was re-elected, but declined to join the newly merged Conservatives and retired from politics in 2004. Traditional Bloc support in this region is concentrated in the northwest part, and in the Frontenac-Megantic region. Nonetheless, Bloc support weakened across the board here in 2006, primarily to the Conservatives.

In 2011, the New Democratic surge cost the Bloc six of its seven seats in the region; the two Conservatives retained their seats. Four years later, the Conservatives picked up a seat at the expense of the Bloc while Liberal support climbed enough for them to steal three seats from the New Democrats.

In 2019, the Bloc regained popularity and the NDP was wiped out of the region with 2 losses to the Bloc and one to the Liberals.

Votes by party throughout time

Election Liberal Conservative New Democratic Bloc Québécois Green PC Reform /
Alliance 		Social
Credit 		Others
1979 180,096
49.5% 		— 7,194
2.0% 		— — 71,426
19.6% 		— 92,750
25.5% 		12,393
3.4%
1980 212,965
61.5% 		— 18,891
5.5% 		— — 68,504
19.8% 		— 36,900
10.7% 		9,131
2.6%
1984 151,983
39.5% 		— 21,502
5.6% 		— 454
0.1% 		206,403
53.6% 		— 1,170
0.3% 		3,664
1.0%
1988 130,657
32.2% 		— 39,504
9.7% 		— 511
0.1% 		232,274
57.3% 		— — 2,671
0.7%
1993 93,199
22.8% 		— 4,736
1.2% 		196,524
48.2% 		379
0.1% 		87,472
21.4% 		No candidate — 25,806
6.3%
1997 112,671
26.9% 		— 5,405
1.3% 		144,928
34.7% 		No candidate 153,067
36.6% 		No candidate — 2,124
0.5%
2000 165,281
41.5% 		— 4,221
1.1% 		162,525
40.8% 		No candidate 41,423
10.4% 		21,104
5.3% 		— 3,954
1.0%
2004 136,896
33.2% 		45,646
11.1% 		11,777
2.9% 		205,380
49.8% 		12,748
3.1% 		Merged into
Conservative Party 		— No candidate
2006 70,492
15.7% 		144,889
32.2% 		24,356
5.4% 		190,469
42.3% 		17,820
4.0% 		— 2,236
0.5%
2008 80,460
18.3% 		126,357
28.7% 		50,229
11.4% 		168,716
38.3% 		13,558
3.1% 		— 1,347
0.3%
2011 46,504
10.1% 		102,468
22.3% 		192,809
42.0% 		107,742
23.5% 		8,863
1.9% 		— 483
0.1%
2015 155,340
31.1% 		113,105
22.7% 		126,491
25.4% 		91,724
18.4% 		10,488
2.1% 		— 1,732
0.3%
2019 129,958
25.2% 		119,950
23.2% 		56,740
11.0% 		163,611
31.7% 		21,615
4.2% 		— 24,756
4.8%
2021[1] 128,008
25.5% 		133,265
26.6% 		36,787
7.3% 		161,960
32.3% 		6,896
1.4% 		— 34,949
7.0%
Election statistics in the Eastern Townships

2021

Main article: 2021 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative BQ NDP Green PPC FPC Other
Beauce Philippe-Alexandre Langlois
7,018
12.32% 		Richard Lehoux
27,514
48.29% 		Solange Thibodeau
8,644
15.17% 		François Jacques-Côté
1,654
2.90% 		Andrzej Wisniowski
486
0.85% 		Maxime Bernier
10,362
18.19% 		Chantale Giguère
1,096
1.92% 		Sébastien Tanguay (Mar.)
206
0.36% 		Richard Lehoux
Brome—Missisquoi
(judicial recount terminated)[2] 		Pascale St-Onge
21,488
34.96% 		Vincent Duhamel
9,961
16.20% 		Marilou Alarie
21,291
34.64% 		Andrew Panton
3,828
6.23% 		Michelle Corcos
1,466
2.38% 		Alexis Stogowski
1,982
3.22% 		Maryse Richard
961
1.56% 		Lawrence Cotton (VCP)
216 0.35% 		Lyne Bessette$[3]
Dany Desjardins (Ind.)
145 0.24%
Susanne Lefebvre (CHP)
133 0.22%
Compton—Stanstead Marie-Claude Bibeau
21,188
36.66% 		Pierre Tremblay
10,087
17.45% 		Nathalie Bresse
17,681
30.59% 		Geneva Allen
4,288
7.42% 		Sylvain Dodier
1,623
2.81% 		Yves Bourassa
2,167
3.75% 		Déitane Gendron
576
1.00% 		Sylvain Longpré (Ind.)
186
0.32% 		Marie-Claude Bibeau
Drummond Mustapha Berri
9,614
18.78% 		Nathalie Clermont
9,179
17.93% 		Martin Champoux
23,866
46.62% 		François Choquette
5,709
11.15% 		Josée Joyal
1,728
3.38% 		Sylvain Marcoux (NA)
419 0.82% 		Martin Champoux
Lucas Munger (Animal)
674 1.32%
Mégantic—L'Érable Adam Lukofsky
6,329
13.63% 		Luc Berthold
26,121
56.26% 		Éric Labonté
9,318
20.07% 		Mathieu Boisvert
1,308
2.82% 		Emilie Hamel
592
1.28% 		Jonathan Gagnon
1,677
3.61% 		Real Pepin
680
1.46% 		Gloriane Blais (Ind.)
403
0.87% 		Luc Berthold
Richmond—Arthabaska Alexandre Desmarais
8,543
14.95% 		Alain Rayes
28,513
49.88% 		Diego Scalzo
14,150
24.76% 		Nataël Bureau
2,550
4.46% 		Nadine Fougeron
2,058
3.60% 		Louis Richard
897
1.57% 		Marjolaine Delisle (Rhino.)
448
0.78% 		Alain Rayes
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Caroline-Joan Boucher
12,030
22.68% 		André Lepage
7,166
13.51% 		Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay
25,165
47.45% 		Brigitte Sansoucy
6,170
11.63% 		Sylvain Pariseau
1,445
2.72% 		Sébastien Desautels
1,055
1.99% 		Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay
Shefford Pierre Breton
19,968
33.49% 		Céline Lalancette
7,234
12.13% 		Andréanne Larouche
24,997
41.92% 		Patrick Jasmin
3,173
5.32% 		Mathieu Morin
1,059
1.78% 		Gerda Schieder
2,073
3.48% 		Joël Lacroix
599
1.00% 		Jean-Philippe Beaudry-Graham (PIQ)
239 0.40% 		Andréanne Larouche
Yannick Brisebois (Mar.)
284 0.48%
Sherbrooke Élisabeth Brière
21,830
37.52% 		Andrea Winters
7,490
12.87% 		Ensaf Haidar
16,848
28.96% 		Marika Lalime
8,107
13.93% 		Marie-Clarisse Berger
1,670
2.87% 		Marcela Niculescu
1,453
2.50% 		Maxime Boivin
787
1.35% 		Élisabeth Brière

2019

Main article: 2019 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative BQ NDP Green PPC Rhinoceros Other
Beauce Adam Veilleux
6,971
11.73% 		Richard Lehoux
22,860
38.47% 		Guillaume Rodrigue
8,410
14.15% 		François Jacques-Côté
1,847
3.11% 		Josiane Fortin
1,461
2.46% 		Maxime Bernier
16,796
28.26% 		Maxime Bernier
1,084
1.82% 		Maxime Bernier
Brome—Missisquoi Lyne Bessette
23,450
38.17% 		Bruno Côté
7,697
12.53% 		Monique Allard
21,152
34.43% 		Sylvie Jetté
4,887
7.95% 		Normand Dallaire
3,302
5.37% 		François Poulin
456
0.74% 		Steeve Cloutier
310
0.50% 		Lawrence Cotton (VCP)
187
0.30% 		Denis Paradis†$
Compton—Stanstead Marie-Claude Bibeau
21,731
37.31% 		Jessy Mc Neil
8,446
14.50% 		David Benoît
18,571
31.89% 		Naomie Mathieu Chauvette
5,607
9.63% 		Jean Rousseau
3,044
5.23% 		Paul Reed
586
1.01% 		Jonathan Therrien
252
0.43% 		Marie-Claude Bibeau
Drummond William Morales
9,552
17.42% 		Jessica Ebacher
9,083
16.57% 		Martin Champoux
24,574
44.82% 		François Choquette
8,716
15.90% 		Frédérik Bernier
1,856
3.39% 		Steeve Paquet
525
0.96% 		Réal Batrhino
270
0.49% 		Lucas Munger (Animal)
248
0.45% 		François Choquette
Mégantic—L'Érable Isabelle Grégoire
7,388
15.55% 		Luc Berthold
23,392
49.24% 		Priscilla Corbeil
12,249
25.78% 		Mathieu Boisvert
1,936
4.08% 		Nicole Charette
1,258
2.65% 		Marie Claude Lauzier
812
1.71% 		Damien Roy
256
0.54% 		Jean Paradis (Ind.)
217
0.46% 		Luc Berthold
Richmond—Arthabaska Marc Patry
8,868
15.12% 		Alain Rayes
26,553
45.28% 		Olivier Nolin
16,539
28.21% 		Olivier Guérin
2,864
4.88% 		Laura Horth-Lepage
3,133
5.34% 		Jean Landry
681
1.16% 		Alain Rayes
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot René Vincelette
11,903
21.29% 		Bernard Barré
8,062
14.42% 		Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay
23,143
41.39% 		Brigitte Sansoucy
10,297
18.42% 		Sabrina Huet-Côté
2,031
3.63% 		Jean-François Bélanger
478
0.85% 		Brigitte Sansoucy
Shefford Pierre Breton
22,605
37.11% 		Nathalie Clermont
7,495
12.30% 		Andréanne Larouche
23,503
38.58% 		Raymonde Plamondon
3,705
6.08% 		Katherine Turgeon
2,814
4.62% 		Mariam Sabbagh
497
0.82% 		Darlène Daviault (PIQ)
294
0.48% 		Pierre Breton
Sherbrooke Élisabeth Brière
17,490
29.28% 		Dany Sévigny
6,362
10.65% 		Claude Forgues
15,470
25.90% 		Pierre-Luc Dusseault
16,881
28.26% 		Mathieu Morin
2,716
4.55% 		Steve Côté
219
0.37% 		Edwin Moreno (Ind.)
471
0.79%
Hubert Richard (NA)
117
0.20% 		Pierre-Luc Dusseault

2015

Main article: 2015 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative NDP Liberal BQ Green Other
Beauce Maxime Bernier
32,910
58.89% 		Daniel Royer
5,443
9.74% 		Adam Veilleux
12,442
22.26% 		Stéphane Trudel
4,144
7.42% 		Céline Brown MacDonald
943
1.69% 		Maxime Bernier
Brome—Missisquoi Charles Poulin
6,724
11.46% 		Catherine Lusson
14,383
24.51% 		Denis Paradis
25,744
43.88% 		Patrick Melchior
10,252
17.47% 		Cindy Moynan
1,377
2.35% 		Patrick Paine (SD)
195
0.33% 		Pierre Jacob†
Compton—Stanstead Gustavo Labrador
6,978
12.50% 		Jean Rousseau
15,300
27.41% 		Marie-Claude Bibeau
20,582
36.88% 		France Bonsant
11,551
20.70% 		Korie Marshall
1,085
1.94% 		Kévin Côté (Rhino.)
315
0.56% 		Jean Rousseau
Drummond Pascale Déry
9,221
17.74% 		François Choquette
15,833
30.46% 		Pierre Côté
13,793
26.54% 		Diane Bourgeois
11,862
22.82% 		Émile Coderre
1,270
2.44% 		François Choquette
Mégantic—L'Érable Luc Berthold
16,749
35.42% 		Jean-François Delisle
10,386
21.96% 		David Berthiaume
13,308
28.14% 		Virginie Provost
5,838
12.35% 		Justin Gervais
1,006
2.13% 		Christian Paradis†
Richmond—Arthabaska Alain Rayes
18,505
31.57% 		Myriam Beaulieu
14,213
24.25% 		Marc Desmarais
14,463
24.67% 		Olivier Nolin
10,068
17.18% 		Laurier Busque
984
1.68% 		Antoine Dubois (Rhino.)
384
0.66% 		André Bellavance†
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Réjean Léveillé
9,098
16.73% 		Brigitte Sansoucy
15,578
28.65% 		René Vincelette
14,980
27.55% 		Michel Filion
13,200
24.28% 		Lise Durand
1,243
2.29% 		Ugo Ménard (Ind.)
270
0.50% 		Marie-Claude Morin†
Shefford Sylvie Fontaine
7,529
12.78% 		Claire Mailhot
13,945
23.67% 		Pierre Breton
22,957
38.96% 		Jocelyn Beaudoin
13,092
22.22% 		Simon McMillan
1,397
2.37% 		Réjean Genest†
Sherbrooke Marc Dauphin
5,391
9.41% 		Pierre-Luc Dusseault
21,410
37.36% 		Thomas "Tom" Allen
17,071
29.79% 		Caroline Bouchard
11,717
20.45% 		Sophie Malouin
1,143
1.99% 		Benoit Huberdeau (Ind.)
303 0.53% 		Pierre-Luc Dusseault
Hubert Richard (Rhino.)
265 0.46%

2011

Main article: 2011 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Conservative Liberal NDP Green Other
Beauce Sylvio Morin
3,535
6.69% 		Maxime Bernier
26,799
50.71% 		Claude Morin
5,833
11.04% 		Serge Bergeron
15,831
29.95% 		Etienne Doyon Lessard
852
1.61% 		Maxime Bernier
Brome—Missisquoi Christelle Bogosta
11,173
21.26% 		Nolan LeBlanc-Bauerle
6,256
11.91% 		Denis Paradis
11,589
22.06% 		Pierre Jacob
22,407
42.64% 		Benoit Lambert
1,120
2.13% 		Christian Ouellet†
Compton—Stanstead France Bonsant
13,179
26.03% 		Sandrine Gressard Bélanger
5,982
11.81% 		William Hogg
6,132
12.11% 		Jean Rousseau
24,097
47.59% 		Gary Caldwell
1,241
2.45% 		France Bonsant
Drummond Roger Pomerleau
10,410
21.95% 		Normand W. Bernier
7,555
15.93% 		Pierre Côté
3,979
8.39% 		François Choquette
24,489
51.64% 		Robin Fortin
987
2.08% 		Roger Pomerleau
Mégantic—L'Érable Pierre Turcotte
7,481
16.76% 		Christian Paradis
21,931
49.14% 		René Roy
2,601
5.83% 		Cheryl Voisine
11,716
26.25% 		Wyatt Tessari
655
1.47% 		Alain Bergeron (CAP)
250
0.56% 		Christian Paradis
Richmond—Arthabaska André Bellavance
18,033
33.83% 		Jean-Philippe Bachand
13,145
24.66% 		Marie-Josée Talbot
3,711
6.96% 		Isabelle Maguire
17,316
32.49% 		Tomy Bombardier
1,098
2.06% 		André Bellavance
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac
12,651
24.57% 		Jean-Guy Dagenais
8,108
15.74% 		Denis Vallée
2,784
5.41% 		Marie-Claude Morin
26,963
52.36% 		Johany Beaudoin-Bussières
994
1.93% 		Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac
Shefford Robert Vincent
12,615
23.37% 		Mélisa Leclerc
7,908
14.65% 		Bernard Demers
4,855
8.99% 		Réjean Genest
27,575
51.09% 		Patrick Daoust
1,022
1.89% 		Robert Vincent
Sherbrooke Serge Cardin
18,665
35.89% 		Pierre Harvey
4,784
9.20% 		Éric Deslauriers
5,020
9.65% 		Pierre-Luc Dusseault
22,415
43.10% 		Jacques Laberge
894
1.72% 		Crédible Berlingot Landry (Rhino)
233
0.45% 		Serge Cardin

2008

Main article: 2008 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Conservative Liberal NDP Green Other
Beauce André Côté
7,143
13.98% 		Maxime Bernier
31,883
62.41% 		René Roy
5,270
10.32% 		Véronique Poulin
4,352
8.52% 		Nicolas Rochette
2,436
4.77% 		Maxime Bernier
Brome—Missisquoi Christian Ouellet
17,561
35.21% 		Mark Quinlan
9,309
18.66% 		Denis Paradis
16,357
32.79% 		Christelle Bogosta
4,514
9.05% 		Pierre Brassard
1,784
3.58% 		David Marler (Ind.)
354
0.71% 		Christian Ouellet
Compton—Stanstead France Bonsant
20,332
41.86% 		Michel Gagné
9,445
19.44% 		William Hogg
10,946
22.53% 		Jean Rousseau
5,483
11.29% 		Gary Caldwell
2,368
4.88% 		France Bonsant
Drummond Roger Pomerleau
17,613
38.79% 		André Komlosy
11,490
25.31% 		Jean Courchesne
7,697
16.95% 		Annick Corriveau
7,460
16.43% 		Réginald Gagnon
1,144
2.52% 		Pauline Picard†
Mégantic—L'Érable Pierre Turcotte
12,283
27.72% 		Christian Paradis
20,697
46.70% 		Nicole Champagne
6,185
13.96% 		Bruno Vézina
4,191
9.46% 		Jean-R. Guernon
959
2.16% 		Christian Paradis
Richmond—Arthabaska André Bellavance
23,913
46.02% 		Éric Lefebvre
15,080
29.02% 		Gwyneth Helen Grant
6,599
12.70% 		Stéphane Ricard
4,509
8.68% 		François Fillion
1,337
2.57% 		Jean Landry (Ind.)
526
1.01% 		André Bellavance
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac
22,719
47.36% 		René Vincelette
10,195
21.25% 		Denise Tremblay
6,649
13.86% 		Brigitte Sansoucy
6,721
14.01% 		Jacques Tétreault
1,682
3.51% 		Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac
Shefford Robert Vincent
21,650
42.82% 		Jean Lambert
9,927
19.63% 		Bernard Demers
10,810
21.38% 		Simon Gnocchini Messier
6,323
12.51% 		Michel.M. Champagne
1,848
3.66% 		Robert Vincent
Sherbrooke Serge Cardin
25,502
50.08% 		André Bachand
8,331
16.36% 		Nathalie Goguen
9,947
19.53% 		Yves Mondoux
6,676
13.11% 		Sébastien Côrriveau (Rhino.)
467
0.92% 		Serge Cardin

2006

Main article: 2006 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal Conservative NDP Green Other
Beauce Patrice Moore
10,997
19.97% 		Jacques Lussier
4,364
7.92% 		Maxime Bernier
36,915
67.02% 		Cléo Chartier
1,405
2.55% 		Jean-Claude Roy
1,397
2.54% 		Claude Drouin†
Brome—Missisquoi Christian Ouellet
18,596
38.33% 		Denis Paradis
13,569
27.97% 		David Marler
9,874
20.35% 		Josianne Jetté
2,839
5.85% 		Michel Champagne
1,721
3.55% 		Heward Grafftey (PC)
1,921
3.96% 		Denis Paradis
Compton—Stanstead France Bonsant
21,316
42.77% 		David Price
11,126
22.32% 		Gary Caldwell
12,131
24.34% 		Stéphane Bürgi
3,099
6.22% 		Gaétan Perreault
2,171
4.36% 		France Bonsant
Drummond Pauline Picard
22,575
49.69% 		Éric Cardinal
7,437
16.37% 		Jean-Marie Pineault
10,134
22.30% 		François Choquette
2,870
6.32% 		Jean-Benjamin Milot
2,418
5.32% 		Pauline Picard
Mégantic—L'Érable Marc Boulianne
15,410
32.62% 		Yvan Corriveau
4,912
10.40% 		Christian Paradis
23,550
49.85% 		Isabelle Tremblay
1,836
3.89% 		Jean François Hamel
1,534
3.25% 		Marc Boulianne
Richmond—Arthabaska André Bellavance
24,466
47.89% 		Louis Napoléon Mercier
5,294
10.36% 		Jean Landry
16,465
32.23% 		Isabelle Maguire
2,507
4.91% 		Laurier Busque
2,355
4.61% 		André Bellavance
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Yvan Loubier
27,838
56.02% 		Stéphane Deschênes
4,884
9.83% 		Huguette Guilhaumon
12,323
24.80% 		Joëlle Chevrier
2,723
5.48% 		Jacques Tétreault
1,925
3.87% 		Yvan Loubier
Shefford Robert Vincent
22,159
43.09% 		Diane St-Jacques
12,043
23.42% 		Jean Lambert
12,734
24.76% 		Paula Maundcote
2,431
4.73% 		Francine Brière
2,061
4.01% 		Robert Vincent
Sherbrooke Serge Cardin
27,112
52.20% 		Robert Pouliot
6,863
13.21% 		Marc Nadeau
10,763
20.72% 		Martin Plaisance
4,646
8.95% 		Michel Quirion
2,238
4.31% 		Claudia Laroche-Martel (Ind.)
315
0.61% 		Serge Cardin

2004

Main article: 2004 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal BQ Conservative NDP Green
Beauce Claude Drouin
19,592
41.38% 		Jean-François Barbe
17,168
36.26% 		Alain Guay
8,091
17.09% 		Philippe Giguère
1,443
3.05% 		Michel Binette
1,054
2.23% 		Claude Drouin
Brome—Missisquoi Denis Paradis
18,609
42.08% 		Christian Ouellet
17,537
39.66% 		Peter Stastny
4,888
11.05% 		Piper Huggins
1,177
2.66% 		Louise Martineau
2,011
4.55% 		Denis Paradis
Compton—Stanstead David Price
15,752
35.97% 		France Bonsant
20,450
46.70% 		Gary Caldwell
4,589
10.48% 		Martin Baller
1,451
3.31% 		Laurier Busque
1,546
3.53% 		David Price
Drummond Roger Gougeon
9,591
22.81% 		Pauline Picard
23,670
56.29% 		Lyne Boisvert
7,123
16.94% 		Blake Evans
745
1.77% 		Louis Lacroix
921
2.19% 		Pauline Picard
Mégantic—L'Érable Gérard Binet
15,778
36.65% 		Marc Boulianne
19,264
44.74% 		Yves Mailly
4,916
11.42% 		Alexandre Côté
1,608
3.73% 		Bruno Vézina
1,489
3.46% 		Gérard Binet
Frontenac—Mégantic
Richmond—Arthabaska Christine St-Pierre
12,809
27.15% 		André Bellavance
26,211
55.55% 		Pierre Poissant
4,925
10.44% 		Jason S. Noble
1,540
3.26% 		Lucie Laforest
1,699
3.60% 		André Bachand†1
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Michel Gaudette
10,558
22.12% 		Yvan Loubier
29,789
62.40% 		Andrée Champagne
5,240
10.98% 		Joëlle Chevrier
1,204
2.52% 		Bruno Godbout
948
1.99% 		Yvan Loubier
Shefford Diane St-Jacques
18,725
39.72% 		Robert Vincent
21,968
46.60% 		Jacques Parenteau
3,732
7.92% 		Sonia Bisson
1,146
2.43% 		Francine Brière
1,571
3.33% 		Diane St-Jacques
Sherbrooke Bruno-Marie Béchard
15,482
31.01% 		Serge Cardin
29,323
58.74% 		Réal Leblanc
2,142
4.29% 		Philippe Dion
1,463
2.93% 		Jeffrey Champagne
1,509
3.02% 		Serge Cardin

1 Bachand was formerly a PC

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2000

Main article: 2000 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal Canadian Alliance NDP PC Other
Beauce Gary Morin
12,323
26.51% 		Claude Drouin
26,033
56.01% 		Alain Guay
5,452
11.73% 		Pierre Malano
436
0.94% 		Gérard Parent
1,628
3.50% 		Louis Girard (NLP)
611
1.31% 		Claude Drouin
Brome—Missisquoi André Leroux
13,363
31.17% 		Denis Paradis
21,545
50.26% 		Jacques Loyer
1,977
4.61% 		Jeff Itcush
480
1.12% 		Heward Grafftey
5,502
12.84% 		Denis Paradis
Compton—Stanstead Gaston Leroux
14,808
38.89% 		David Price
17,729
46.56% 		Marc Carrier
2,061
5.41% 		Christine Moore
580
1.52% 		Mary Ann Dewey-Plante
2,422
6.36% 		Marc Roy (NLP)
476
1.25% 		David Price
Drummond Pauline Picard
18,970
45.27% 		André Béliveau
14,335
34.21% 		Jacques Laurin
1,621
3.87% 		Julie Philion
423
1.01% 		Lyne Boisvert
6,559
15.65% 		Pauline Picard
Frontenac—Mégantic Jean-Guy Chrétien
15,703
42.27% 		Gérard Binet
17,069
45.95% 		Stéphane Musial
1,751
4.71% 		Olivier Chalifoux
427
1.15% 		Nicole Massicotte
1,497
4.03% 		Pierre Luc Fournier (Mar.)
698
1.88% 		Jean-Guy Chrétien
Richmond—Arthabaska André Bellavance
18,067
36.47% 		Aldéi Beaudoin
10,416
21.03% 		Philippe Ardilliez
1,930
3.90% 		Vincent Bernier
319
0.64% 		André Bachand
18,430
37.20% 		Christian Simard (NLP)
375
0.76% 		André Bachand
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Yvan Loubier
25,916
55.41% 		Michel Gaudette
16,265
34.77% 		Jacques Bousquet
2,161
4.62% 		Rachel Dicaire
499
1.07% 		Frédéric Mantha
1,932
4.13% 		Yvan Loubier
Shefford Michel Benoit
19,816
43.95% 		Diane St-Jacques
20,707
45.93% 		Jean-Jacques Treyvaud
1,867
4.14% 		Elizabeth Morey
380
0.84% 		Audrey Castonguay
1,498
3.32% 		Nicholas Cousineau (Mar.)
819
1.82% 		Diane St-Jacques
Sherbrooke Serge Cardin
23,559
46.53% 		Jean-François Rouleau
21,182
41.84% 		Mark Quinlan
2,284
4.51% 		Craig Wright
677
1.34% 		Eric L'Heureux
1,955
3.86% 		Joseph Adrien Serge Bourassa-Lacombe (Ind.)
294 0.58%
Daniel Jolicoeur (NLP)
495 0.98%
Serge Lachapelle (M-L)
186 0.37% 		Serge Cardin

1997

Main article: 1997 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal PC NDP Other
Beauce Lucie Dion
12,002 		Claude Drouin
22,156 		Lise Bernier
9,385 		Joël Pinon
735 		Lili Weemen (Ind)
843 		Gilles Bernier
Brome—Missisquoi Noël Lacasse
12,652 		Denis Paradis
19,261 		Claude Boulard
12,770 		Nicole Guillemet
781 		Denis Paradis
Compton—Stanstead Maurice Bernier
13,367 		Gaétan Grenier
8,119 		David Price
18,125 		Christine Moore
587 		Lisette Proulx (NL)
439 		Maurice Bernier
Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead
Drummond Pauline Picard
18,577 		Christian Méthot
10,165 		Lyne Boisvert
14,777 		Alexandra Philoctéte
441 		Pauline Picard
Frontenac—Mégantic Jean-Guy Chrétien
14,433 		Manon Lecours
13,968 		Carole Dodier
9,885 		Sara Mayo
252 		Serge Trépanier (NL)
365 		Jean-Guy Chrétien
Frontenac
Richmond—Arthabaska Gaston Leroux
19,319 		Aldéi Beaudoin
10,613 		André Bachand
21,687 		Martin Bergeron
641 		Gaston Leroux
Richmond—Wolfe
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Yvan Loubier
21,116 		Antoine Locas
10,970 		Jean-François Milette
16,313 		Jacques Bousquet
809 		Yvan Loubier
Shefford Jean Leroux
17,376 		Chantal Gareau
12,699 		Diane St-Jacques
17,897 		Karen Hurley
531 		Jean Leroux
Sherbrooke Jacques Blanchette
16,086 		Martin Bureau
4,720 		Jean Charest
32,228 		Tom Vouloumanos
628 		Christian Simard (NL)
477 		Jean Charest

1993

Main article: 1993 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
BQ Liberal PC NDP Natural Law Other
Beauce Jean-Guy Breton
18,271 		Pierre Gravel
7,336 		Jeannine Bourque
4,098 		Tom Vouloumanos
364 		Gilles Bernier (Ind)
20,238 		Gilles Bernier
Brome—Missisquoi Gaston Péloquin
17,894 		Joan Kouri
16,243 		Francine Vincelette
7,571 		Sean Hutchinson
550 		Yves Décarie
566 		Jean Guy Peloquin (Abol.)
733
Gary Wightman (Ind.)
381
Edmond Séguin (Nat)
154 		Gabrielle Bertrand
Drummond Pauline Picard
24,930 		Bernard Boudreau
10,935 		Jean-Guy Guilbault
9,041 		Ferdinand Berner
600 		Jean-Guy Guilbault
Frontenac Jean-Guy Chrétien
18,603 		Jean-Guy Jam
6,984 		Jean-Claude Nadeau
5,017 		Joseph Bowman
332 		Jean-René Guernon (Green)
359
John Turmel (Abol)
195 		Marcel Masse
Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead Maurice Bernier
17,317 		Eugene Naylor
13,538 		Gilles Goddard
6,042 		Martine Simard
495 		Jacqueline Benoît
767 		Marco Bissonnette (Abol.)
215
James Stewart (Nat)
198 		François Gérin
Richmond—Wolfe Gaston Leroux
22,235 		Gaétan Dumas
9,159 		Yvon Coté
10,004 		Marc-André Peloquin
476 		Anne-Marie Marois
678 		Yvon Coté
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Yvan Loubier
28,014 		Hélène Riendeau
10,124 		Andrée Champagne
9,834 		Luc Chamberland
848 		Andrée Champagne
Shefford Jean Leroux
27,001 		Roger Légaré
14,152 		Jocelyn Compagnat
5,750 		Marielle Sanna
586 		Michèle Beausoleil
758 		Denis Loubier (Abol)
470 		Jean Lapierre[1]
Sherbrooke Guy Boutin
21,559 		Jean Paul Pelletier
4,462 		Jean Charest
29,740 		Martine Caouette
445 		Serge Trépanier
516 		Jean-Guy Trépanier (Abol)
91 		Jean Charest

2. ^ Jean Lapierre was elected as a Liberal in 1988 election but left the Liberal caucus in 1990 to seat as a Bloc Québécois MP.


1988

Main article: 1988 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC NDP Rhinoceros Other
Beauce Pierre-Maurice Vachon
13,641 		Gilles Bernier
36,212 		Danielle Wolfe
2,856 		Gilles Bernier
Brome—Missisquoi André Bachand
13,733 		Gabrielle Bertrand
22,540 		Paul Vachon
5,489 		Gabrielle Bertrand
Drummond Jean-Claude Lagacé
15,380 		Jean-Guy Guilbault
23,703 		Ferdinand Berner
5,204 		Jean-Guy Guilbault
Frontenac Réal Patry
6,978 		Marcel Masse
25,872 		Claude L'Heureux
1,785 		Jean-René Guernon (Green)
511 		Marcel Masse
Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead Jean-Guy Landry
11,566 		François Gérin
23,246 		Jean-Pierre Walsh
3,195 		Yvan Lanctot (Socred)
550 		François Gérin
Richmond—Wolfe Alain Tardif
16,813 		Yvon Coté
19,451 		Marc-André Peloquin
3,918 		Jean Marceau
790 		Alain Tardif
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Michel Gaudette
16,289 		Andrée Champagne
25,267 		Hélène Lortie-Narayana
6,442 		Andrée Champagne
Shefford Jean Lapierre
23,943 		Danielle Coté
21,445 		Paul Pearson
4,242 		Jean Lapierre
Sherbrooke Dennis Wood
12,314 		Jean Charest
34,538 		Alain Poirier
6,373 		Bébé Sept Heures Pierre Granger
1,040 		Normand Guy (Ind)
148
Yves Lawler (Comm)
143 		Jean Charest


1984

Main article: 1984 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal NDP Parti nationaliste Social Credit Other
Beauce Gilles Bernier
25,028 		Normand Lapointe
20,323 		Serge L'Italien
1,217 		Paul-Emile Grondin
569 		Normand Lapointe
Brome—Missisquoi Gabrielle Bertrand
21,678 		André Bachand
15,693 		Gordon J. Hamilton
2,271 		Yvon Bélair
997 		David Chamberlain (Liber.)
116
Michel Boissonnault (PfC)
96 		André Bachand
Drummond Jean-Guy Guilbault
23,693 		Michel Yip
14,137 		Louis G. Garreau
2,610 		Camillien Belhumeur
1,057 		René Martineau
301 		Joseph Richard Miller (Ind)
338
 Yvon Pinard
Frontenac Marcel Masse
28,246 		Léopold Corriveau
9,154 		Rita Bouchard
1,081 		Richard Houle
386 		Pierre Fournier (Rhino)
823 		Léopold Corriveau
Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead François Gérin
25,679 		Claude Tessier
13,123 		Jean-Pierre Walsh
2,690 		Michel Houde
427 		Robert Bélanger
399 		Andrew McCammon (Green)
454
Ronald A. Javitch (PfC)
51 		Claude Tessier
Richmond—Wolfe Jean-Jacques Croteau
13,835 		Alain Tardif
18,069 		Harriet J. Schleifer
1,638 		Ivan Hébert-Croteau
1,339 		Léo Dion
273 		Alain Tardif
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Andrée Champagne
22,984 		Marcel Ostiguy
21,394 		Claude R. Gagnon
2,196 		Bertrand Desrosiers
940 		Serge Alexis Lemoyne (Rhino)
998
Laurent Gauthier (PfC)
33 		Marcel Ostiguy
Shefford Denis Loubier
23,028 		Jean Lapierre
25,483 		Denis Boissé
3,569 		Pierre C. Boivin
1,552 		Jean Lapierre
Sherbrooke Jean Charest
22,232 		Irénée Pelletier
14,607 		Daniel Berthold
4,230 		Lorraine Déry
687 		Fernand Bourret
197 		Gilbert Peupa Ash (Rhino)
1,054
Yves Lawler (Comm)
92
Françoise Chanteau (PfC)
72 		Irénée Pelletier


References

  1. ^ "Results for all electoral districts". Elections Canada. Retrieved 8 March 2022.
  2. ^ "Summary table of judicial recounts". Elections Canada. Retrieved 13 October 2021.
  3. ^ "Lyne Bessette ne se présentera pas aux prochaines élections fédérales". ICI Estrie (in French). Radio-Canada. 16 July 2021. Retrieved 16 July 2021.
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