Canadian Federal Election Results in Ottawa - 2004 - 38th General Election

38th General Election

  1. Carleton-Lanark
  2. Nepean-Carleton
  3. Ottawa Centre
  4. Ottawa-Orléans
  5. Ottawa South
  6. Ottawa-Vanier
  7. Ottawa West-Nepean

Electoral District Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative NDP Green Other
Carleton—Lanark Dan Wicklum
22,185		 Gordon O'Connor
32,664		 Rick Prashaw
6,758		 Stuart Langstaff
3,665		 new district
Nepean—Carleton David Pratt
26,684		 Pierre Poilievre
30,420		 Phil Brown
6,072		 Chris Walker
2,886		 Brad Powers (Mar.)
561		 David Pratt
Ottawa Centre Richard Mahoney
19,478		 Mike Murphy
11,933		 Ed Broadbent
25,734		 David Chernushenko
4,730		 Michael Foster (Mar.)
455
Louis Lang (M-L)
67
Stuart Ryan (Comm.)
90
Robert Gauthier (Ind.)
121
Carla Marie Dancey (CAP)
76		 (vacant)
Ottawa—Orléans Marc Godbout
26,383		 Walter Robinson
23,655		 Crystal Leblanc
5,905		 Dan Biocchi
2,699		 Eugène Bellemare†
Ottawa South David McGuinty
25,956		 Alan Riddell
20,622		 Monia Mazigh
8,080		 John Ford
3,398		 Brad Thomson (PC)
375
John Akpata (MP)
495
Saroj Bains (M-L)
79
Raymond Aubin (Ind.)
225		 John Paul Manley†
Ottawa—Vanier Mauril Bélanger
25,952		 Kevin Friday
12,769		 Ric Dagenais
9,787		 Raphaël Thierrin
3,628		 Françoise Roy (M-L)
85
Carol Taylor (MP)
558		 Mauril Bélanger
Ottawa West—Nepean Marlene Catterall
23,971		 Sean Casey
22,591		 Marlene Rivier
7,449		 Neil Adair
2,748		 Alexandre Legeais (M-L)
68
Russell Barth (MP)
430
Mary-Sue Haliburton (CAP)
121		 Marlene Catterall

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