Joliette (provincial Electoral District) - Members of The Legislative Assembly / National Assembly

Members of The Legislative Assembly / National Assembly

# MLA Served Party
1. Vincent-Paul Lavallée 1867–1885 Conservative
2. Joseph-Norbert-Alfred McConville 1885–1886 Conservative
3. Louis Basinet 1886–1892 Liberal
4. Joseph-Mathias Tellier 1892–1916 Conservative
5. Ernest Hébert 1916–1919 Liberal
6. Pierre-Joseph Dufresne 1919–1927 Conservative
7. Lucien Dugas 1927–1936 Liberal
8. Antonio Barrette 1936–1960 Union Nationale
9. Gaston Lambert 1960–1962 Liberal
10. Maurice Majeau 1962–1966 Union Nationale
11. Pierre Roy 1966–1970 Union Nationale
12. Robert Quenneville 1970–1973 Liberal
Did not exist, see Joliette-Montcalm 1973–1981
13. Guy Chevrette 1981–2002 Parti Québécois
14. Sylvie Lespérance 2002–2003 Action démocratique
15. Jonathan Valois 2003–2007 Parti Québécois
16. Pascal Beaupré 2007–2008 Action démocratique
17. Véronique Hivon 2008 – Parti Québécois

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