1999 Quebec municipal elections

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The Canadian province of Quebec held municipal elections in several communities in November 1999. Some results from these elections are included on this page.

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CandidateTotal votes % of total votes
Robert Labine 15,55748.32
Berthe Miron13,82442.94
Rosaire Cauchon2,8168.75
Total valid votes32,197100

Source: Carrie Buchanan, Kate Jaimet and Zev Singer, "Labine makes astonishing comeback: Ducharme returned for third term in Hull; Croteau unopposed in Aylmer," Ottawa Citizen, 8 November 1999, A4.

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