2025 Montreal municipal election

2025 Montreal municipal election

November 2 2025
Mayoral election
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Registered	1,135,883
Turnout	37.07%
Nominee Soraya Martinez Ferrada Luc Rabouin Party Ensemble Montréal Projet Montréal Popular vote 178,618 144,235 Percentage 43.40% 35.05%   Nominee Gilbert Thibodeau Craig Sauvé Party Action Montréal Transition Montréal Popular vote 41,818 34,787 Percentage 10.16% 8.45%
Mayor before election Valérie Plante Projet Montréal Elected mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada Ensemble Montréal
City Council election
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65 seats on Montreal City Council [a] 33 seats needed for a majority
Party Leader Seats +/– Ensemble Montréal Soraya Martinez Ferrada 34 +11 Projet Montréal Luc Rabouin 25 −12 Équipe LaSalle Team Nancy Blanchet 3 0 Équipe Anjou Luis Miranda 2 0 Équipe St-Léonard Suzanne De Larochellière 1 +1 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Municipal elections were held in the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada on November 2, 2025, as part of the 2025 Quebec municipal elections.

The incumbent Projet Montréal-led council sought re-election to a third consecutive term under new leader Luc Rabouin; the party was defeated by Ensemble Montréal, led by former federal Liberal MP Soraya Martinez Ferrada. They won a majority on city council, and Martinez Ferrada defeated Luc Rabouin in the mayoral election.

Background

Voters elect 103 representatives in a first-past-the-post electoral system. The general election decides the composition of the city council and each of the 19 borough councils. The newly elected mayor appoints 2 city councillors for the Ville-Marie borough. ^[1] In total, 18 borough mayors, 46 city councillors and 38 borough councillors are elected.

Incumbent mayor Valérie Plante decided not to run for reelection to a third term.

Political parties

Registered political parties of Montreal ^[2]

	Party	Leader
	Action Montréal - Équipe Gilbert Thibodeau	Gilbert Thibodeau
	Citoyen.ne.s Outremont	Marc Poulin
	Ensemble Montréal - Équipe Soraya	Soraya Martinez Ferrada
	Équipe Anjou	Luis Miranda
	Équipe LaSalle Team	Nancy Blanchet
	Équipe St-Léonard	Suzanne De Larochellière
	Futur Montréal	Jean-François Kacou
	Mouvement Montréal	Balarama Holness
	Parti Outremont	Céline Forget
	Projet Montréal - Équipe Luc Rabouin	Luc Rabouin
	Transition Montréal - Équipe Craig Sauvé	Craig Sauvé

Incumbents not running for re-election

Borough	Electoral District	Position	Incumbent	Political Party
—	—	Mayor	Valérie Plante [3]	Projet Montréal
Ahuntsic-Cartierville	Sault-au-Récollet	City councillor	Jérôme Normand [4]	Projet Montréal
Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	Côte-des-Neiges	City councillor	Magda Popeanu [5]	Projet Montréal
L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève	Sainte-Geneviève	Borough councillor	Suzanne Marceau [6]	Ensemble Montréal
Lachine	—	City councillor	Vicki Grondin [7]	Projet Montréal
	Du Canal	Borough councillor	Micheline Rouleau	Projet Montréal
	Fort-Rolland	Borough councillor	Michèle Flannery [8]	Projet Montréal
	J.-Émery-Provost	Borough councillor	Younes Boukala [9]	Projet Montréal
LaSalle	Cecil-P.-Newman	Borough councillor	Michel Noël	LaSalle Team
Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve	—	Borough mayor	Pierre Lessard-Blais [10]	Projet Montréal
	Hochelaga	City councillor	Éric Alan Caldwell [11]	Projet Montréal
Outremont	—	Borough mayor	Laurent Desbois [12]	Ensemble Montréal
	Claude-Ryan	Borough councillor	Mindy Pollak [13]	Projet Montréal
	Joseph-Beaubien	Borough councillor	Valérie Patreau [14]	Projet Montréal
	Robert-Bourassa	Borough councillor	Marie Potvin [15]	Ensemble Montréal
Pierrefonds-Roxboro	Cap-Saint-Jacques	City councillor	Catherine Clément-Talbot	Ensemble Montréal
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal	De Lorimier	City councillor	Marianne Giguère [16]	Projet Montréal
Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie	Vieux-Rosemont	City councillor	Dominique Ollivier [17]	Projet Montréal
Saint-Léonard	—	Borough mayor	Michel Bissonnet [18]	Ensemble Montréal
	Saint-Léonard-Est	City councillor	Angela Gentile	Ensemble Montréal
Le Sud-Ouest	—	Borough mayor	Benoit Dorais [19]	Projet Montréal
	Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles–Griffintown	Borough councillor	Tan Shan Li	Projet Montréal
	Saint-Paul–Émard–Saint-Henri-Ouest	City councillor	Alain Vaillancourt [20]	Projet Montréal
		Borough councillor	Anne-Marie Sigouin [21]	Projet Montréal
Verdun	—	Borough mayor	Marie-Andrée Mauger [22]	Projet Montréal
	Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs	Borough councillor	Enrique Machado [23]	Independent
	Desmarchais-Crawford	Borough councillor	Kaïla Amaya Munro [24]	Projet Montréal
Ville-Marie	Peter-McGill	City councillor	Serge Sasseville [25]	Independent
	Sainte-Marie	City councillor	Sophie Mauzerolle [26]	Projet Montréal
Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension	—	Borough mayor	Laurence Lavigne Lalonde [27]	Projet Montréal

Timeline

2022

• February 10 – Serge Sasseville, city councillor for the district of Peter-McGill, leaves Ensemble Montréal and sits as an independent. ^[25]

2023

• August 24 – Stéphane Côté, borough mayor of L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève, resigns. ^[28]
• November 13 – Dominic Ollivier, city councillor for the district of Vieux-Rosemont, resigns as Executive Committee chair. ^[29]
• December 17 – Doug Hurley of Ensemble Montréal is elected in a by-election to serve as borough mayor of L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève, succeeding Stéphane Côté. ^[30]

2024

• October 23 – Incumbent Mayor Valérie Plante announces that she will not seek re-election and will retire as leader of Projet Montréal before the 2025 election. ^[31]

2025

• February 28 – Federal member of parliament Soraya Martinez Ferrada is acclaimed leader of Ensemble Montréal. ^[32]
• March 15 – Luc Rabouin, borough mayor of Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, is elected leader of Projet Montréal with 59.2% of the vote. ^[33]
• April 28 – Abdelhaq Sari, city councillor for the district of Marie-Clarac, leaves the city council upon being elected to the House of Commons of Canada.
• July 3 – Danielle Myrand, borough councillor for the district of Pierre-Foretier, leaves Ensemble Montréal to join Projet Montréal.
• July 8 – Enrique Machado, borough councillor for the district of Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs, leaves Projet Montréal and sits as an independent. ^[23]
• July 17 – Craig Sauvé, city councillor for the district of Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles–Griffintown, sitting as an independent, joins Transition Montréal, and will run for mayor under the party banner. ^[34]
• August 27 – Alain Wilson, borough councillor for the district of Denis-Benjamin-Viger, leaves Ensemble Montréal to join Projet Montréal.
• August 30 – Suzanne De Larochellière, borough councillor for the district of Saint-Léonard-Ouest, leaves Ensemble Montréal and will run for borough mayor under the new party Équipe St-Léonard. ^[35]
• August 30 – Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces that Ensemble Montréal would not run candidates in LaSalle. ^[36]
• September 19 – Official beginning of the electoral campaign.
• September 25 – Équipe Anjou allies with Ensemble Montréal. ^[37]
• September 26 – Michel Bissonnet, Ensemble Montréal borough mayor of Saint-Léonard, announces his support to the candidates of Équipe St-Léonard.
• October 2 – Jean-François Kacou announces that Futur Montréal is withdrawing their support for Dani Muzungu's candidacy for city councillor in Snowdon under their banner after he has been arrested. ^[38] He is replaced by Julian D'Alesio, who was candidate for borough councillor in Jacques-Bizard.
• October 3 – Parti Outremont allies with Ensemble Montréal, except in the district of Joseph-Beaubien, where its leader Céline Forget is candidate.
• October 3 – Last day of the nomination period: 424 candidates are confirmed by Élections Montréal.
• October 6 – Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces that Ensemble Montréal is withdrawing their support for Alexandre Giasson's candidacy for city councillor in Hochelaga under their banner and requesting he end his campaign. ^[39]
• October 14 – Le Plateau-Mont-Royal Action Montréal borough councillor candidate Gabriel Houle withdraws his candidacy. ^[40]
• October 24 – Micheline Rouleau, Projet Montréal borough councillor for the district of Du Canal, announces her support to the candidates of Ensemble Montréal in Lachine. ^[41]
• October 26 – Advance voting concludes with a turnout of 9.3% of the registered voters. ^[42]
• November 1 – Michèle Flannery, Projet Montréal borough councillor for the district of Fort-Rolland, announces her support to Craig Sauvé and Christian Rouleau from Transition Montréal, as well as to the 3 Ensemble Montréal borough councillor candidates in Lachine.

Mayoral election

Opinion polling

Polling firm	Date	Fang Hu	Jean-François Kacou	Soraya Martinez Ferrada	Luc Rabouin	Craig Sauvé	Gilbert Thibodeau	Undecided	Sample size	MOE	Polling method	Lead
Pallas [43]	October 25, 2025	-	3%	33%	18%	6%	11%	29%	608	±4%	Telephone	15%
Segma [44]	October 3-9, 2025	1%	3%	26%	18%	5%	8%	37%	1,002	±3.1%	Online & Telephone	8%
Léger [45]	September 26-30, 2025	-	2%	21%	12%	8%	7%	42%	500	±4.4%	Online	9%
Léger [46]	September 21-15, 2025	-	2%	20%	11%	6%	5%	48%	500	±4.4%	Online	9%
Léger [47]	August 13-19, 2025	-	-	18%	15%	7%	-	41%	798	±3.1%	Online	3%

Results

2025 Montreal municipal election : Mayor
Party	Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Ensemble Montréal	Soraya Martinez Ferrada	178,618	43.40
	Projet Montréal	Luc Rabouin	144,235	35.05
	Action Montréal	Gilbert Thibodeau	41,818	10.16	+9.13
	Transition Montréal	Craig Sauvé	34,787	8.45
	Futur Montréal	Jean-François Kacou	8,723	2.12
	Independent	Fang Hu	1,202	0.29	+0.04
	Independent	Jean Duval	1,187	0.29	+0.02
	Independent	Katy Le Rougetel	995	0.24
Total valid votes			411,565	97.73
Total rejected ballots			9,550	2.27
Turnout			421,115	37.07	-1.25
Eligible voters			1,135,883

City and borough council elections

Map

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates												Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal		Independent
—	86,775	Borough mayor	40.43%		Émilie Thuillier 14,007 (41.25%)		Maude Théroux-Séguin 14,977 (44.11%)				Stefan Leblanc 4,971 (14.64%)						Émilie Thuillier
Ahuntsic	21,821	City councillor	46.53%		Nathalie Goulet 4,249 (42.81%)		Justine Lalande-Church 3,935 (39.65%)		Anh Khoi Do 488 (4.92%)		Georges Chartier 1,126 (11.35%)		Basile Nakouzi 127 (1.28%)				Nathalie Goulet
Bordeaux-Cartierville	21,362	City councillor	30.93%		Anne-Marie Kabongo 1,600 (24.92%)		Effie Giannou 3,636 (56.63%)		Marc Shakour 284 (4.42%)		Alex Douillard 753 (11.73%)		Raouf Girgis 123 (1.92%)		Metodi Igorov 25 (0.39%)		Effie Giannou
Saint-Sulpice	23,910	City councillor	39.05%		Julie Roy 3,373 (37.02%)		Victor Esposito 3,589 (39.39%)		Benoît Lemire 518 (5.69%)		Silvana Cosentino 1,442 (15.83%)		Carenne Ahiba 189 (2.07%)				Julie Roy
Sault-au-Récollet	19,682	City councillor	45.80%		Carla Beauvais 3,428 (39.18%)		Joanne Lacombe 3,366 (38.47%)		Miro Bataille 574 (6.56%)		Johanne Bouchard 1,192 (13.62%)		Margarettha Pierre 190 (2.17%)				Jérôme Normand

Anjou

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates								Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Équipe Anjou		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal
—	28,288	Borough mayor	39.18%		Alex Megelas 1,820 (17.02%)		Luis Miranda 7,485 (70.01%)		David de Laurière 495 (4.63%)		Ernesto Almeida Acuna 891 (8.33%)		Luis Miranda
		City councillor	39.15%		Jean Louis Sabin 2,120 (20.06%)		Andrée Hénault 7,289 (68.97%)				Gelen Blanco Chambro 1,159 (10.97%)		Andrée Hénault
Centre	10,579	Borough councillor	39.15%		Smail Ouendi 781 (19.80%)		Kristine Marsolais 2,795 (70.87%)				Philippe Gouin 368 (9.33%)		Kristine Marsolais
East	8,372	Borough councillor	38.37%		Janny Gaspard 770 (24.95%)		Richard Leblanc 1,818 (58.91%)		Camille Nolin 152 (4.93%)		Claudia Hernandez Viera-Montes De Oca 346 (11.21%)		Richard Leblanc
West	9,337	Borough councillor	39.87%		Mélissa Cloutier 662 (18.64%)		Marie Josée Dubé 2,523 (71.03%)				Beatrice Ethier 367 (10.33%)		Marie Josée Dubé

Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates												Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal		Independent
—	98,687	Borough mayor	33.70%		Gracia Kasoki Katahwa 10,412 (31.93%)		Stephanie Valenzuela 16,452 (50.46%)		Marek Orsovy 2,749 (8.43%)		Guy McDonald 2,064 (6.33%)		Gulnar Mousa 929 (2.85%)				Gracia Kasoki Katahwa
Côte-des-Neiges	16,858	City councillor	32.47%		Émilie Brière 2,127 (39.68%)		Yvonne Nguyen 2,121 (39.57%)		Carol-Ann Hoyte 485 (9.05%)		Mara Hermione Pierre 356 (6.64%)		Stefani Novick 109 (2.03%)		Kamala Jegatheeswaran 162 (3.02%)		Magda Popeanu
Darlington	17,955	City councillor	28.25%		Nora Chénier-Jones 1,147 (23.61%)		Milany Thiagarajah 2,545 (52.39%)		Miguel-Angel Diaz 312 (6.42%)		Marie-Christine Desmarest 303 (6.24%)		Glenn Opendo 551 (11.34%)				Stephanie Valenzuela
Loyola	21,394	City councillor	32.92%		Despina Sourias 1,718 (24.82%)		Alexandre Teodoresco 2,863 (41.37%)		Renate Betts 774 (11.18%)		Neal Roy Mukherjee 318 (4.59%)		Svetlana Chernienko 235 (3.40%)		Alex Trainman Montagano 1,013 (14.64%)		Despina Sourias
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	21,508	City councillor	42.58%		Peter McQueen 4,339 (48.35%)		Peter Shatilla 3,004 (33.47%)		Jean-François Filion 1,303 (14.52%)				Anthony Jr. D'Alesio 329 (3.67%)				Peter McQueen
Snowdon	20,972	City councillor	30.88%		Clément Badra 1,502 (24.02%)		Sonny Moroz 3,857 (61.68%)		Jérôme Bugel 619 (9.90%)				Julian D'Alesio 275 (4.40%)				Sonny Moroz

L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates								Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Other
—	14,016	Borough mayor	39.95%		Danielle Myrand 2,901 (53.13%)		Doug Hurley 2,559 (46.87%)						Doug Hurley
Denis-Benjamin-Viger	3,803	Borough councillor	46.49%		Alain Wilson 913 (53.39%)		Patricia McIntyre 797 (46.61%)						Alain Wilson
Jacques-Bizard	3,789	Borough councillor	39.83%		Guillaume Côté 712 (48.63%)		Richard Bélanger 723 (49.39%)				Sandra Jean Leonard (Futur Montréal) 29 (1.98%)		Richard Bélanger
Pierre-Foretier	3,903	Borough councillor	41.51%		Stéphane Ritchot 733 (46.36%)		Julie Forgues 848 (53.64%)						Danielle Myrand
Sainte-Geneviève	2,521	Borough councillor	27.89%		Caroline Arslanian 160 (23.63%)		Christopher Little 279 (41.21%)		Avi Karp 22 (3.25%)		Philippe Voisard (Independent) 216 (31.91%)		Suzanne Marceau

Lachine

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates												Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal		Independent
—	31,142	Borough mayor	35.95%		Maja Vodanovic 5,030 (46.12%)		Julie-Pascale Provost 5,056 (46.36%)				Gary Tremblay 820 (7.52%)						Maja Vodanovic
		City councillor	36.00%		Myriam Grondin 4,753 (44.02%)		Dominic Roussel 4,761 (44.09%)		Christian Rouleau 1,284 (11.89%)								Vicki Grondin
Du Canal	11,533	Borough councillor	31.75%		Chad Polito 1,190 (34.13%)		Nancy Berthelot 1,762 (50.53%)		Mike Wadsworth 306 (8.78%)				Justin Kausel 97 (2.78%)		André Lavigne 132 (3.79%)		Micheline Rouleau
Fort-Rolland	9,940	Borough councillor	46.49%		Jacques Filion 2,269 (50.10%)		Geneviève Leduc 1,969 (43.48%)		Mokhtar Liamini 188 (4.15%)				Chantal Sampson 103 (2.27%)				Michèle Flannery
J.-Émery-Provost	9,669	Borough councillor	30.34%		Pilar Hernandez Romero 1,008 (35.29%)		Ludovic Fermely 1,242 (43.49%)		Alexandrah Cardona-Fortin 272 (9.52%)		Sidney Charles 260 (9.10%)		Michael Nana Opoku-Ware 74 (2.59%)				Younes Boukala

LaSalle

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates								Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		LaSalle Team		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal
—	53,161	Borough mayor	27.98%		Jean-Louis Fozin 1,335 (9.30%)		Nancy Blanchet 9,604 (66.87%)		Matthew MacDonald 1,794 (12.49%)		Francisco Moreno 1,629 (11.34%)		Nancy Blanchet
Cecil-P.-Newman	25,115	City councillor	23.47%		Raymonde Djabia Gomis 645 (11.45%)		Laura Palestini 3,359 (59.65%)		James Newman 759 (13.48%)		Eric Tremblay 868 (15.41%)		Laura Palestini
		Borough councillor I	23.48%		Kadiatou Diallo 560 (10.14%)		Bisma Ansari 3,304 (59.80%)		Debra Dennis 730 (13.21%)		Josée Pharand 931 (16.85%)		Michel Noël
		Borough councillor II	23.54%		James Ébongué 557 (9.92%)		Josée Troilo 3,379 (60.17%)		Oren Weber 632 (11.25%)		Stéphanie Corral 1,048 (18.66%)		Josée Troilo
Sault-Saint-Louis	28,046	City councillor	31.51%		Arnaud Beaudelet 991 (11.61%)		Richard Deschamps 5,380 (63.04%)		Yosef Azzouni 1,119 (13.11%)		Patricia Jiménez 1,044 (12.23%)		Richard Deschamps
		Borough councillor I	31.38%		Renée Lemay 974 (11.49%)		Daniela Romano 5,545 (65.42%)		Anaïs Ruiz 1,151 (13.58%)		Ihor Kravchuk 806 (9.51%)		Daniela Romano
		Borough councillor II	31.46%		Soheir Naimi 861 (10.13%)		Benoit Auger 5,571 (65.54%)		Allison Sklar 1,153 (13.56%)		Francisco Moreno-Molina 915 (10.76%)		Benoit Auger

Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates												Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal		Independent
—	95,680	Borough mayor	42.08%		Alia Hassan-Cournol 12,261 (31.27%)		Chantal Gagnon 17,168 (43.79%)		Anaïs Houde 4,753 (12.12%)		Jean Pierre Dakouo 5,024 (12.81%)						Pierre Lessard-Blais
Hochelaga	23,089	City councillor	45.07%		Sarah V. Doyon 5,171 (58.69%)		Alexandre Giasson Candidacy withdrawn		David Champagne 2,138 (21.82%)		Robert Sévigny 1,480 (15.10%)		Nzelo Bamba 430 (4.39%)				Éric Alan Caldwell
Louis-Riel	21,867	City councillor	42.88%		Paul Jacques-Mignault 2,549 (27.96%)		Alba Stella Zuniga Ramos 4,643 (50.93%)		Malo Harnez 494 (5.42%)		Alain Nault Co-candidate for Gilbert Thibodeau 1,297 (14.23%)		Ismela Zamor Alexandre 133 (1.46%)				Alba Stella Zuniga Ramos
Maisonneuve–Longue-Pointe	24,289	City councillor	42.39%		Jérôme Leclerc 3,321 (33.04%)		Alexandre Devaux-Guizani Co-candidate for Soraya Martinez Ferrada 3,916 (38.96%)		Ljupka Mirchovska 1,207 (12.01%)		Daniel St-Hilaire 1,287 (12.80%)		Luc Ménard 218 (2.17%)		Sherman Samuel 102 (1.01%)		Alia Hassan-Cournol
Tétreaultville	26,435	City councillor	38.66%		Suzie Miron 2,623 (26.42%)		Julien Hénault-Ratelle 5,215 (52.52%)		Aaron Cohen 413 (4.16%)		Rima El-Cheikh 1,349 (13.59%)		Giselle Fernandez Molina 329 (3.31%)				Julien Hénault-Ratelle

Montréal-Nord

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates												Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal		Independent
—	49,748	Borough mayor	27.99%		Roger Petit-Frère 1,924 (14.60%)		Christine Black 8,148 (61.82%)				Anastasia Marcelin 2,452 (18.60%)				Salih Akpinar 656 (4.98%)		Christine Black
Marie-Clarac	27,179	City councillor	29.29%		Fatima Gabriela Salazar Gomez 1,477 (19.53%)		Youssef Hariri 3,581 (47.34%)		Catherine Gauvin 662 (8.75%)		Sidali Zebardi 1,234 (16.31%)		Djudy Vilma 408 (5.39%)		Joseph Wa Ngoie Ngoie 202 (2.67%)		Vacant
		Borough councillor	29.18%		Amine Difallah 1,364 (18.27%)		Jean Marc Poirier 3,771 (50.52%)		Roland Franklin 288 (3.86%)		Jennefer Rose Johana Numa 1,478 (19.80%)		Brenda Espinal Hernandez 563 (7.54%)				Jean Marc Poirier
Ovide-Clermont	22,569	City councillor	26.59%		Annie-Claude Beaudry 1,264 (23.69%)		Chantal Rossi 3,508 (65.75%)				Samantha Vixama Candidacy withdrawn		Shukria Lodin 563 (10.55%)				Chantal Rossi
		Borough councillor	26.39%		Patrick Mpinga-Iyenda 759 (13.73%)		Philippe Thermidor 3,023 (54.69%)		Simon Charbonneau 414 (7.49%)		Rocky Junior Mancini 1,026 (18.56%)		Anika Leblanc 306 (5.54%)				Philippe Thermidor

Outremont

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates								Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Other
—	16,967	Borough mayor	55.87%		Alain Bakayoko 2,310 (24.77%)		Caroline Braun 6,703 (71.89%)				Jennifer Jody (Action Montréal) 311 (3.34%)		Laurent Desbois
Claude-Ryan	4,477	Borough councillor	58.61%		Jax Jacobsen 384 (14.90%)		Geoffrey King 711 (27.59%)		Rosie Magnan 131 (5.08%)		Georgia Haloulos (Independent) 1,351 (52.43%)		Mindy Pollak
Jeanne-Sauvé	4,053	Borough councillor	53.98%		Anne Roudaut 486 (22.66%)		Maude Choko 1,350 (62.94%)		Dónal Sean Gill 123 (5.73%)		Eric Blond (Independent) 186 (8.67%)		Caroline Braun
Joseph-Beaubien	4,876	Borough councillor	57.69%		Melissa Turp-Yonezawa 556 (19.94%)		Mercedez Plante 1,357 (48.66%)		Marika Lalime 113 (4.05%)		Céline Forget (Parti Outremont) 763 (27.36%)		Valérie Patreau
Robert-Bourassa	3,561	Borough councillor	51.73%		Laurence Morel 409 (22.58%)		Amélie Cliche 1,333 (73.61%)		Felix Gauthier 69 (3.81%)				Marie Potvin

Pierrefonds-Roxboro

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates						Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal
—	48,726	Borough mayor	27.82%		Rébecca Michaëlle Daniel 2,105 (16.02%)		Dimitrios (Jim) Beis 11,037 (83.98%)				Dimitrios (Jim) Beis
Bois-de-Liesse	25,301	City councillor	29.58%		Madjou Diallo 1,248 (17.31%)		Benoit Langevin 5,394 (74.80%)		Zachary Williams 569 (7.89%)		Benoit Langevin
		Borough councillor	29.59%		Joseph-Henri Codère 1,177 (16.37%)		Louise Leroux 5,457 (75.90%)		Mats Magnusson 556 (7.73%)		Louise Leroux
Cap-Saint-Jacques	23,425	City councillor	25.92%		Fadima Touré 733 (12.46%)		Sophie Mohsen 4,670 (79.38%)		Aaron Green 480 (8.16%)		Catherine Clément-Talbot
		Borough councillor	25.92%		Louis-Philippe Codère 848 (14.46%)		Chahi (Sharkie) Tarakjian 4,474 (76.28%)		Amy McDonald 543 (9.26%)		Chahi (Sharkie) Tarakjian

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates												Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal		Independent
—	64,966	Borough mayor	48.09%		Cathy Wong 17,729 (58.27%)		Jean Beaudoin 8,130 (26.72%)		Maggie Bolduc 4,567 (15.01%)								Luc Rabouin
De Lorimier	22,374	City councillor	51.90%		Maeva Vilain Co-candidate for Luc Rabouin 7,262 (63.35%)		Alexander Roberton 2,409 (21.02%)		Jean-François Bernier 1,135 (9.90%)		Andréa Lachapelle 572 (4.99%)				Jocelyn Simon Daigle 85 (0.74%)		Marianne Giguère
		Borough councillor	51.90%		Laurence Parent 7,001 (61.24%)		Isabelle Laurier 2,581 (22.58%)		Charles Gao 1,179 (10.31%)		Pascal Antonin 560 (4.90%)		Isabelle M'Bengue 112 (0.98%)				Laurence Parent
Jeanne-Mance	21,125	City councillor	40.98%		Alex Norris 4,259 (50.65%)		Lucilia Santos 2,348 (27.92%)		Shirley Barnea 1,456 (17.31%)						Robert Fradette 346 (4.11%)		Alex Norris
		Borough councillor	40.92%		Gabriel Fortin 4,387 (52.44%)		Sébastien Joannette 2,455 (29.35%)		Vincent Stephen-Ong 1,328 (15.88%)		Gabriel Houle Candidacy withdrawn		Nicole Barry 195 (2.33%)				Maeva Vilain
Mile-End	21,467	City councillor	51.14%		Marie Plourde 6,468 (59.88%)		Lemonia Strapatsas 2,216 (20.51%)		Daniel Vazquez 1,542 (14.28%)		Sonia Valente 576 (5.33%)						Marie Plourde
		Borough councillor	51.12%		Marie Sterlin 6,266 (58.73%)		Sébastien Corbeil 2,719 (25.48%)		Nathe Perrone 1,492 (13.98%)				Sarah M'Bengue 193 (1.81%)				Marie Sterlin

Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates										Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal		Other
—	79,736	Borough mayor	35.04%		Caroline Bourgeois 9,100 (33.70%)		Denis Pelletier 11,904 (44.09%)		Dora Angiuli 5,014 (18.57%)		Jaël Régine Chirhalwirwa 983 (3.64%)				Caroline Bourgeois
La Pointe-aux-Prairies	27,131	City councillor	35.46%		Lisa Christensen 2,572 (27.59%)		Diana Varela 4,463 (47.88%)		Rachel Galati 1,792 (19.22%)		Fleurence Lubin 495 (5.31%)				Lisa Christensen
		Borough councillor	35.53%		Daphney Colin 2,762 (29.61%)		Gerlando Guarraggi 4,412 (47.30%)		Louis Chandonnet 1,891 (20.27%)		Michel Labrecque 263 (2.82%)				Daphney Colin
Pointe-aux-Trembles	25,398	City councillor	37.07%		Virginie Journeau 3,419 (37.69%)		Gabrielle Rousseau-Bélanger 3,891 (42.89%)		Mildred Mathieu 1,511 (16.66%)		Jean-François Agoh 250 (2.76%)				Virginie Journeau
		Borough councillor	37.10%		Marie-Claude Baril 3,579 (39.40%)		Laurie Dupuis 3,503 (38.56%)		Marie-Claude Séguin 1,632 (17.97%)		Konan Kan Dally Yao 230 (2.53%)		Ahmed Hallouli (Independent) 140 (1.54%)		Marie-Claude Baril
Rivière-des-Prairies	27,207	City councillor	32.69%		Joseph Paglia 1,503 (17.53%)		Giovanni Rapanà 4,905 (57.21%)		Antonio Pitoscia 1,603 (18.70%)		Steve Voltaire 377 (4.40%)		Jordan St. James (Transition Montréal) 186 (2.17%)		Giovanni Rapanà
		Borough councillor	32.45%		Johnley Pierre 1,097 (12.93%)		Nathalie Pierre-Antoine 5,201 (61.28%)		Nadia Scanzano 1,963 (23.13%)		Flore Koudjou 226 (2.66%)				Nathalie Pierre-Antoine

Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates										Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal
—	97,289	Borough mayor	49.12%		François Limoges 24,187 (51.68%)		Sandra O'Connor 13,221 (28.25%)		Luc Corbin 6,009 (12.84%)		Joao Costa 3,380 (7.22%)				François Limoges
Étienne-Desmarteau	22,162	City councillor	53.61%		Ericka Alneus 6,467 (55.39%)		Rémy Deloume 2,804 (24.02%)		Manouane Beauchamp 1,341 (11.49%)		Brigitte Gauthier 947 (8.11%)		Sabine Charles 116 (0.99%)		Ericka Alneus
Marie-Victorin	21,934	City councillor	41.21%		Jocelyn Pauzé 3,814 (43.33%)		Ntwari Songa 3,268 (37.21%)		Étienne Pelletier 784 (8.91%)		Marwan Takchi 761 (8.64%)		Raïssa Marlène Niangoran 176 (2.00%)		Jocelyn Pauzé
Saint-Édouard	25,120	City councillor	52.91%		Josefina Blanco 7,745 (60.05%)		Luciano Recine 2,420 (18.76%)		Simon Dubois 2,473 (19.17%)				Yaya Marie-Thérèse Aïssi 260 (2.02%)		Josefina Blanco
Vieux-Rosemont	28,073	City councillor	48.33%		Olivier Demers-Dubé 6,490 (49.41%)		Lorraine Pintal 4,778 (36.38%)		Pascale Corriveau 1,513 (11.52%)				N'Dri Anker Agoh 353 (2.69%)		Dominique Ollivier

Saint-Laurent

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates						Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal
—	63,937	Borough mayor	27.61%		Youssef Shoufan 2,274 (13.41%)		Alan DeSousa 12,700 (74.91%)		Olivier Labrèche 1,980 (11.68%)		Alan DeSousa
Côte-de-Liesse	36,281	City councillor	28.60%		Matisse Nadeau-Décarie 1,720 (17.36%)		Vana Nazarian 7,226 (72.94%)		Livia James 961 (9.70%)		Vana Nazarian
		Borough councillor	28.63%		Ty Jeevaratnam 1,496 (15.03%)		Jacques Cohen 7,321 (73.53%)		Jules Fortin-Monastesse 1,139 (11.44%)		Jacques Cohen
Norman-McLaren	27,656	City councillor	25.89%		Robertine Tchouga 1,238 (18.46%)		Aref Salem 4,497 (67.07%)		Pascal Dubois 970 (14.47%)		Aref Salem
		Borough councillor	26.07%		Nilufar Mamad 1,225 (18.32%)		Annie Gagnier 4,556 (68.14%)		Alain Ackad 905 (13.54%)		Annie Gagnier

Saint-Léonard

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates										Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Équipe St-Léonard		Independent
—	49,878	Borough mayor	30.27%		Luckny Guerrier 1,371 (9.60%)		Dominic Perri 6,384 (44.68%)				Suzanne De Larochellière 5,866 (41.06%)		Pasqualino Borsellino 374 (2.62%)		Michel Bissonnet
													Philippe Tessier 293 (2.05%)
Saint-Léonard-Est	22,670	City councillor	31.03%		Abdellah Azzouz 786 (11.90%)		Arij El Korbi 2,913 (44.09%)		Alexia Corsillo 425 (6.43%)		Nathalie Vallée 2,483 (37.58%)				Angela Gentile
		Borough councillor	30.97%		Loïc de Fabritus 775 (11.91%)		Linda Paquin 3,748 (57.58%)				Amina Bahri 1,986 (30.51%)				Arij El Korbi
Saint-Léonard-Ouest	27,208	City councillor	29.62%		Rose Camille 827 (10.99%)		Gabriel Retta 3,058 (40.65%)		Amy McAloon 280 (3.72%)		Mauro Barone 3,358 (44.64%)				Dominic Perri
		Borough councillor	29.55%		Edline Henri 875 (11.72%)		Gemma Marchione 3,421 (45.81%)				Francesco Lavalle 3,172 (42.47%)				Suzanne De Larochellière

Le Sud-Ouest

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates										Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal
—	58,938	Borough mayor	35.48%		Véronique Fournier 8,832 (43.30%)		Thierry Daraize 5,823 (28.55%)		Shant Karabajak 3,767 (18.47%)		Mehdi Semsari 1,525 (7.48%)		Matthew Kerr 450 (2.21%)		Benoit Dorais
Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles–Griffintown	32,462	City councillor	34.53%		Catherine Houbart 4,503 (41.53%)		Shane Thompson 3,666 (33.81%)		Thom Seivewright 2,239 (20.65%)				Keeton Clarke 436 (4.02%)		Craig Sauvé
		Borough councillor	34.56%		Jonathan Burnham 4,157 (38.31%)		Enrico Pace 3,621 (33.37%)		Tina Naim 2,698 (24.87%)				Jason Dery 374 (3.45%)		Tan Shan Li
Saint-Paul–Émard–Saint-Henri-Ouest	26,476	City councillor	36.69%		Élise Tanguay 3,818 (40.45%)		Estelle Lokrou 2,257 (23.91%)		Samah Khandker Co-candidate for Craig Sauvé 2,221 (23.53%)		Mario Giguère 936 (9.92%)		Mauricio Peña 207 (2.19%)		Alain Vaillancourt
		Borough councillor	36.65%		Nicolas Jolicoeur 4,360 (47.09%)		Princilia Djombo 2,393 (25.85%)		Christopher Hall 2,216 (23.93%)				Rodrigue Mehou Hounsou 290 (3.13%)		Anne-Marie Sigouin

Verdun

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates										Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Other
—	49,306	Borough mayor	42.45%		Céline-Audrey Beauregard 8,744 (43.39%)		Geneviève Desautels 8,699 (43.17%)		Christopher Steel 2,709 (13.44%)						Marie-Andrée Mauger
Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs	28,469	City councillor	41.26%		Véronique Tremblay 4,288 (37.35%)		Andréanne Moreau 5,132 (44.70%)		Christopher Trudeau 1,288 (11.22%)		Lise Vallée 631 (5.50%)		Parvesh Chainani (Futur Montréal) 143 (1.25%)		Véronique Tremblay
		Borough councillor I	41.23%		Jean-Pierre (JP) Serra 4,421 (39.01%)		André Julien 4,870 (42.98%)		Julie St-Onge 1,516 (13.38%)				André Loiselle (Independent) 525 (4.63%)		Céline-Audrey Beauregard
		Borough councillor II	41.27%		Logan Littlefield 4,232 (37.48%)		Michèle Tremblay 5,701 (50.49%)		Victor Williams 1,359 (12.04%)						Enrique Machado
Desmarchais-Crawford	20,837	City councillor	44.15%		Sterling Downey 4,427 (49.36%)		Jean-François Guay 2,670 (29.77%)		Jean-Nicolas Bossé 1,375 (15.33%)		Alain Plouffe 497 (5.54%)				Sterling Downey
		Borough councillor I	44.29%		Stefana Lamasanu 3,820 (42.97%)		Nathalie Cavezzali 3,095 (34.81%)		Laura Whelton 1,319 (14.84%)				Rosalie Bélanger-Rioux (Independent) 656 (7.38%)		Benoit Gratton
		Borough councillor II	44.11%		Benoit Gratton 4,178 (47.46%)		André Dussault 2,969 (33.73%)		François Pelletier 1,656 (18.81%)						Kaïla Amaya Munro

Ville-Marie

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates										Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal
Peter-McGill	22,298	City councillor	23.20%		Maryse Bouchard 1,398 (27.95%)		Leslie Roberts 2,832 (56.63%)		Danso 560 (11.20%)				Cosimo La Rosa 211 (4.22%)		Serge Sasseville
Saint-Jacques	20,729	City councillor	29.97%		Robert Beaudry 2,475 (40.57%)		Claude Pinard 2,488 (40.79%)		Sergio Da Silva 591 (9.69%)		Pierre Guido 457 (7.49%)		Jean-Pierre Khouzam 89 (1.46%)		Robert Beaudry
Sainte-Marie	21,568	City councillor	39.09%		Christopher McCray 3,776 (45.70%)		Daniel Vaudrin 2,285 (27.66%)		Anurag Dhir 1,139 (13.79%)		Clint Jody 804 (9.73%)		Kathlen Jean Co-candidate for Jean-François Kacou 258 (3.12%)		Sophie Mauzerolle

Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Candidates												Incumbent
				Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Transition Montréal		Action Montréal		Futur Montréal		Independent
—	84,048	Borough mayor	37.33%		Jean François Lalonde 15,328 (50.61%)		Sylvain Gariépy 9,550 (31.53%)				Eric Jr Allen 3,588 (11.85%)		Nounthia Renord 1,819 (6.01%)				Laurence Lavigne Lalonde
François-Perrault	21,294	City councillor	34.72%		Sylvain Ouellet 3,274 (45.61%)		Omaïma Rizqy 2,037 (28.37%)		Naïma Mehennek 902 (12.56%)		Hugo Levasseur 774 (10.78%)		Julian Valls-Pietracupa 192 (2.67%)				Sylvain Ouellet
Parc-Extension	18,743	City councillor	36.47%		Elvira Carhuallanqui 2,455 (37.06%)		Mary Deros 2,449 (36.97%)		Abdul Raziq Khan 738 (11.14%)		Sandrina Costa 554 (8.36%)		Mohammad Yousuf 400 (6.04%)		Mostafa Ben Kirane (Independent) 28 (0.42%)		Mary Deros
Saint-Michel	20,842	City councillor	24.07%		Mohamed Maazami 1,124 (23.42%)		Josué Corvil 2,074 (43.21%)		Jason Louissaint 419 (8.73%)		René-André Guillemette 987 (20.56%)		John Deave Jacquelin 196 (4.08%)				Josué Corvil
Villeray	23,169	City councillor	52.24%		Martine Musau Muele 7,024 (59.02%)		Ariane Nadeau 2,560 (21.51%)		Antoine Côté 1,327 (11.15%)		Emanuel Costa 831 (6.98%)		José Reyes 160 (1.34%)				Martine Musau Muele

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Notes

1. The mayor is a member of City Council, but for the purposes of documentation is treated as their own individual.