40th General Election
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BQ | Conservative | Liberal | NDP | Green | Other | |||||||||
| Hochelaga | Réal Ménard
22,720 |
Luc Labbé
4,201 |
Diane Dicaire
9,442 |
Jean-Claude Rocheleau
6,700 |
Philippe Larochelle
1,947 |
Simon Landry (NR) 230 Marianne Breton-Fontaine (COM) 184 Blair Longley (MJ) 183 Christine Dandenault (MXL) 177 |
Réal Ménard | |||||||
| Honoré-Mercier | Gérard Labelle
13,966 |
Rodrigo Alfaro
7,549 |
Pablo Rodriguez
21,546 |
François Pilon
4,986 |
Gaetan Bérard
1,375 |
Pablo Rodriguez | ||||||||
| La Pointe-de-l'Île | Francine Lalonde
25,966 |
Hubert Pichet
5,176 |
Oumy Sarr
7,389 |
Isabelle McGuire
5,965 |
Domita Cundari
1,340 |
Ben Benoit (NR) 261 Claude Brunelle (MXL) 176 |
Francine Lalonde | |||||||
| Laurier— Sainte-Marie |
Gilles Duceppe
24,082 |
Charles K. Langford
2,317 |
Sébastien Caron
8,799 |
François Grégoire
8,170 |
Dylan Perceval-Maxwell
3,746 |
François Gourd (NR) 445 Serge Lachapelle (MXL) 118 Daniel "F4J" Laforest (Ind.) 94 Samie Page-Quirion (COM) 86 |
Gilles Duceppe | |||||||
| Rosemont— La Petite-Patrie |
Bernard Bigras
27,265 |
Sylvie Boulianne
3,883 |
Marjorie Théodore
9,760 |
Alexandre Boulerice
8,519 |
Vincent Larochelle
2,383 |
Jean-Patrick Berthiaume (NR) 441 Stéphane Chenier (MXL) 169 Michel Dugré (NA) 83 |
Bernard Bigras | |||||||
Read more about this topic: Canadian Federal Election Results In Eastern Montreal, 2008
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