Gamelin (electoral District) - Election Results

Election Results

Canadian federal election, 1968
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal PORTELANCE, Arthur 19,051
Progressive Conservative FARIBAULT, Marcel 8,866
New Democratic LAZURE, Denis 5,210
Ralliement créditiste BERNARD, Gaëtan 873
Démocratisation Économique LAPORTE, Emile 365
Independent LAROCQUE, Léo 358
Canadian federal election, 1972
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal PORTELANCE, Arthur 20,860
Social Credit BERNARD, André 7,135
Progressive Conservative DURAND, Jacques 7,066
New Democratic MINIER, Marius 5,119
Canadian federal election, 1974
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal PORTELANCE, Arthur 20,698
Progressive Conservative ROZON, Lionel 6,557
Social Credit LAJEUNESSE, Lise 3,684
New Democratic MINIER, Marius 3,234
Marxist–Leninist BLOUIN, Martial 344
Canadian federal election, 1979
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal PORTELANCE, Arthur 30,567
Social Credit DAOUST, Jean-Guy 5,247
Progressive Conservative LETENDRE, Robert 4,711
New Democratic DUBOIS, Danielle 2,753
Rhinoceros FERRON, Marie Filleque 1,307
Union populaire LAROCQUE, A. Léo 228
Marxist–Leninist BLOUIN, Marc 185
Canadian federal election, 1980
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal PORTELANCE, Arthur 29,232
New Democratic CARON-DENIS, Mariette 4,506
Progressive Conservative MINIER, Marius 3,245
Rhinoceros ANTONYSZYN, Polack Eugène 1,640
Social Credit OUELLET, Rodolphe 1,162
Not affiliated LAVOIE, Louis 208
Union populaire DION, Carmen 181
Not affiliated ST ONGE, Antoni 118
Marxist–Leninist MÉNARD, Paul 87
Canadian federal election, 1984
Party Candidate Votes
Progressive Conservative GRAVEL, Michel 20,870
Liberal THIBAULT, Lise 17,491
New Democratic CYR, Carl 4,730
Rhinoceros GOUIN, Jean-Claude Stardust 1,659
Parti nationaliste MARTIN, Henriette 1,313
Green BRAMANN, Rolf 720
Commonwealth of Canada LECLERC, Roger 96

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