Canadian Federal Election Results in Eastern Ontario - 1972 - 29th General Election

29th General Election

  1. Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  2. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  3. Grenville-Carleton
  4. Hastings
  5. Kingston and the Islands
  6. Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton
  7. Leeds
  8. Ottawa-Carleton
  9. Ottawa Centre
  10. Ottawa East
  11. Ottawa West
  12. Stormont-Dundas

Electoral District Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC NDP Other
Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Peter MacKinnon
9,206		 Douglas Alkenbrack
16,563		 Mary Lloyd-Jones
3,283		 Douglas Alkenbrack
Glengarry—
Prescott—Russell		 Denis Éthier
14,780		 J.-L. Montreuil
6,924		 Jacques Boyer
2,495		 Bernard Pelot (Ind.)
2,478
W.-R. Marin (S.C.) 1,710		 Viateur Éthier †
Grenville—Carleton Gordon Blair
22,026		 Walter Baker
32,689		 Joan Kabayama
6,405		 Gordon Blair
Hastings Frank Follwell
11,391		 Jack Ellis
16,591		 Elridge G. Brethour
3,378		 Lee Grills †
Kingston and the Islands John Hazlett
14,079		 Flora MacDonald
22,824		 Lars Thompson
5,807		 Edgar John Benson †
Lanark—Renfrew—Carleton Murray McBride
13,283		 Paul Dick
17,893		 Henry Mellema
1,819		 Murray McBride
Leeds Gervis Black 10,650 Tom Cossitt
18,130		 Keith Sutcliffe
4,850		 Desmond M. Code †
Ottawa—Carleton John N. Turner
31,316		 Strome Galloway
22,641		 Doris Shackleton
11,225		 David Morse (S.C.)
839		 John N. Turner
Ottawa Centre Hugh Poulin
14,101		 Hugh Segal
12,899		 Irving Greenberg
9,195		 Rocco Zavarella (S.C.)
237
Paul Herman (N/A)
177		 George McIlraith †
Ottawa East Jean-Robert Gauthier
20,446		 Gerry Valiquette
6,029		 François Beaulne
4,672		 Cyril Gauthier (S.C.)
1,229
David S. White (Ind.)
208		 J.-T. Richard †
Ottawa West Lloyd Francis
18,423		 Peter Reilly
22,169		 Pauline Jewett
13,498		 Priscilla Hamelin (S.C.)
245		 Lloyd Francis
Stormont—Dundas Grant Campbell
12,364		 Murray Forsyth
3,108
Lucien Lamoureux (N/A)
17,347
René Benoit
138		 Lucien Lamoureux

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