Canadian Federal Election Results in Eastern Ontario - 1974 - 30th General Election

30th 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-Vanier
  11. Ottawa West
  12. Stormont-Dundas

Electoral District Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC NDP Other
Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Grace Stalker
10,961		 Douglas Alkenbrack
14,102		 William Bud Acton
4,157		 Douglas Alkenbrack
Glengarry—
Prescott—Russell		 Denis Éthier
18,478		 Bernard Pelot
6,595		 Raymond Desrochers
5,484		 Denis Éthier
Grenville—Carleton Jim McDonald
22,803		 Walter Baker
33,946		 Joan Kabayama
5,679		 Walter Baker
Hastings Marie Kurchak
12,474		 Jack Ellis
14,893		 Bob Sanders
3,382		 Floyd Hawley (S.C.)
194		 Jack Ellis
Kingston and the Islands Peter Watson
13,943		 Flora MacDonald
17,839		 Lars Thompson
6,870		 Flora MacDonald
Lanark—Renfrew—Carleton Bud Barrett
13,009		 Paul Dick
18,242		 Stuart Morrison
3,428		 Paul Dick
Leeds Donna M. Healey 10,845 Tom Cossitt
17,744		 Keith Sutcliffe
4,659		 Tom Cossitt
Ottawa—Carleton John N. Turner
38,463		 Bill Neville
27,588		 Dave Hall
6,014		 John N. Turner
Ottawa Centre Hugh Poulin
15,308		 Hugh Segal
12,138		 Irving Greenberg
6,739		 Bela Egyed (Waffle)
877
John Graham (S.C.)
139
Ray Quann (Libertarian)
63
Phil Sarazen (M-L)
62		 Hugh Poulin
Ottawa—Vanier Jean-Robert Gauthier
21,773		 Claude L. Choquette
5,603		 Paul H. Michaud
3,298		 Cyril E. Gauthier (S.C.)
976
Judith T. Haddad (Ind.)
114
Edmond Irani (Ind.)
107		 Jean-Robert Gauthier
Ottawa West Lloyd Francis
23,604		 Peter Reilly
21,838		 Doris Shackleton
6,480		 Lawrence F. Sullivan (Canada)
432
Jacques Lapointe (S.C.)
192
Jean Greatbatch (Comm.)
78
Richard Bowen (M-L)
67		 Peter Reilly
Stormont—Dundas Ed Lumley
18,047		 Fern Guindon
13,895		 James Freeman
2,587		 Lucien Lamoureux †

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