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

Members of The Legislative Assembly / National Assembly

This riding has elected the following Members of the National Assembly:

Legislature Years Member Party
28th 1966–1970 Claude Wagner Liberal
29th 1970–1973 Lucien Caron Liberal
30th 1973–1976
31st 1976–1981
32nd 1981–1985
33rd 1985–1989 Paul Gobeil Liberal
34th 1989–1994 Henri-François Gautrin Liberal
35th 1994–1998
36th 1998–2003
37th 2003–2007
38th 2007–2008
39th 2008–2012
40th 2012–

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