Eight hundred and thirty-one municipalities in the Canadian province of Quebec held municipal elections to elect mayors and councillors on November 7, 1993. [1] Incumbent mayor Jean-Paul L'Allier was re-elected in Quebec City and his Rassemblement Populaire party won sixteen out of twenty council seats. [2]
Municipal elections were not held in Montreal, Quebec's largest city, in this electoral cycle. The previous municipal election in Montreal took place in 1990 and the next was scheduled for 1994.
Party | Candidate | Total votes | % of total votes | |
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PRO Laval | (x)Gilles Vaillancourt | 68,939 | 60.81 | |
Option Laval | Jean Rizzuto | 26,456 | 23.34 | |
Parti Lavallois | Serge Tremblay | 16,878 | 14.89 | |
Independent | Rick Blatter | 1,087 | 0.96 | |
Total valid votes | 113,360 | 100 |
Source: "Incumbents all re-elected in Montreal East voting," Montreal Gazette, 9 November 1993, A6.
Party colours have been randomly chosen and do not indicate affiliation with or resemblance to any municipal, provincial, or federal party.
Electoral District | Position | Total valid votes | Candidates | |||||||
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Parti d'action municipale | S.O.S. Taxes Verdun | Regroupement des Citoyens de Verdun | Independents | |||||||
Mayor | 21,182 | Georges Bossé 13,831 (65.30%) | Edmond Vigneau 1,801 (8.50%) | Raymond Savard (incumbent) 5,550 (26.20%) | ||||||
District 1 | City councillor | 1,784 | Arthur Bennaroch (incumbent) 1,333 (74.72%) | Gilbert Devantery 112 (6.28%) | Michel Lesage 339 (19.00%) | |||||
District 2 | City councillor | 1,546 | Marvin Reisler (incumbent) 856 (55.37%) | Micheline Coderre 102 (6.60%) | Robert Isabelle 588 (38.03%) | |||||
District 3 | City councillor | 1,763 | Jacques Lauzon (incumbent) 1,333 (75.61%) | Jacques Desnoyers 231 (13.10%) | Michel-Charles Charlebois 199 (11.29%) | |||||
District 4 | City councillor | 1,747 | Ginette Patry 872 (49.91%) | Robert Filiatrault (incumbent) 637 (36.46%) | Michel Larin 238 (13.62%) | |||||
District 5 | City councillor | 1,706 | Alain Tassé 863 (50.59%) | Jocelyn Beauvais (incumbent) 608 (35.64%) | Jean-Louis Ladouceur 235 (13.77%) | |||||
District 6 | City councillor | 1,604 | Danielle Mimeault 1,141 (71.13%) | Charles Sylvestre 180 (11.22%) | Lorraine Wade-Labreche 283 (17.64%) | |||||
District 7 | City councillor | 1,365 | Laurent Dugas (incumbent) 831 (60.88%) | Andre Tremblay 184 (13.48%) | Denis Gouin 350 (25.64%) | |||||
District 8 | City councillor | 1,427 | Claude Ravary (incumbent) 997 (69.87%) | Michel Ethier 430 (30.13%) | ||||||
District 9 | City councillor | 1,492 | Nicole Santerre 818 (54.83%) | Nicole Petit (incumbent) 495 (33.18%) | Maurice Roch 179 (12.00%) | |||||
District 10 | City councillor | 1,546 | France Lecocq (incumbent for Division 6) 767 (49.61%) | Suzanne Vigneau 202 (13.07%) | Olivette Therese Dionne (incumbent) 577 (37.32%) | |||||
District 11 | City councillor | 1,770 | Louis Leblanc 1,031 (58.25%) | Gabriel Dorion 220 (12.43%) | Yolande Masse 519 (29.32%) | |||||
District 12 | City councillor | 1,719 | Suzanne Dunne (incumbent) 1,193 (69.40%) | Jean-Marie Demers 130 (7.56%) | Real Moses 396 (23.04%) | |||||
District 13 | City councillor | 1,728 | John Gallagher (incumbent) 1,041 (60.24%) | Pierre Deschamps 122 (7.06%) | Maurice Guay 354 (20.49%) | Francine Couture 211 (12.21%) |
Source: "Incumbents all re-elected in Montreal East voting," Montreal Gazette, 9 November 1993, A6.
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