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Canadian federal elections have provided the following results in the Eastern Townships.
In 1988 and 1984 this area was nearly swept by the Progressive Conservatives under Brian Mulroney, winning all but one seat in 1988 (Shefford) and two in 1984 (Shefford and Richmond-Wolfe). Previously, the Tories only had one riding won in either 1979 or 1980, and that was in Missisquoi in 1979. The Social Credit party also won a seat here in 1979, in Beauce.
By the following election in 1993, Mulroney had left office and support for the Tories all across Quebec moved to the Bloc Québécois. Locally, the Bloc won all but two seats; the exceptions were in Beauce, which was won by former Conservative Gilles Bernier who ran as an independent, and in Sherbrooke, where Jean Charest was one of only two PC candidates to win in all of Canada.
By 1997, Charest was PC leader and local candidates running on his coattails did well, resulting in a split between the Progressive Conservatives (four seats) the Bloc Québécois (three seats) and the Liberals (two seats). However, in 1998, Charest moved to provincial politics as leader of the Quebec Liberal Party (which is independent of the federal Liberals, despite the similarity of names), and without him local support for the PCs declined.
By the 2000 election two of the PC members, David Price and Diane St-Jacques, had left the party and joined the federal Liberals. André Bachand remained with the PCs in 2000 and was re-elected, but declined to join the newly merged Conservatives and retired from politics in 2004. Traditional Bloc support in this region is concentrated in the northwest part, and in the Frontenac-Megantic region. Nonetheless, Bloc support weakened across the board here in 2006, primarily to the Conservatives.
In 2011, the New Democratic surge cost the Bloc six of its seven seats in the region; the two Conservatives retained their seats. Four years later, the Conservatives picked up a seat at the expense of the Bloc while Liberal support climbed enough for them to steal three seats from the New Democrats.
In 2019, the Bloc regained popularity and the NDP was wiped out of the region with 2 losses to the Bloc and one to the Liberals.
| Election | Liberal | Conservative | New Democratic | Bloc Québécois | Green | PC | Reform / Alliance | Social Credit | Others |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1979 | 180,096 49.5% | — | 7,194 2.0% | — | — | 71,426 19.6% | — | 92,750 25.5% | 12,393 3.4% |
| 1980 | 212,965 61.5% | — | 18,891 5.5% | — | — | 68,504 19.8% | — | 36,900 10.7% | 9,131 2.6% |
| 1984 | 151,983 39.5% | — | 21,502 5.6% | — | 454 0.1% | 206,403 53.6% | — | 1,170 0.3% | 3,664 1.0% |
| 1988 | 130,657 32.2% | — | 39,504 9.7% | — | 511 0.1% | 232,274 57.3% | — | — | 2,671 0.7% |
| 1993 | 93,199 22.8% | — | 4,736 1.2% | 196,524 48.2% | 379 0.1% | 87,472 21.4% | No candidate | — | 25,806 6.3% |
| 1997 | 112,671 26.9% | — | 5,405 1.3% | 144,928 34.7% | No candidate | 153,067 36.6% | No candidate | — | 2,124 0.5% |
| 2000 | 165,281 41.5% | — | 4,221 1.1% | 162,525 40.8% | No candidate | 41,423 10.4% | 21,104 5.3% | — | 3,954 1.0% |
| 2004 | 136,896 33.2% | 45,646 11.1% | 11,777 2.9% | 205,380 49.8% | 12,748 3.1% | Merged into Conservative Party | — | No candidate | |
| 2006 | 70,492 15.7% | 144,889 32.2% | 24,356 5.4% | 190,469 42.3% | 17,820 4.0% | — | 2,236 0.5% | ||
| 2008 | 80,460 18.3% | 126,357 28.7% | 50,229 11.4% | 168,716 38.3% | 13,558 3.1% | — | 1,347 0.3% | ||
| 2011 | 46,504 10.1% | 102,468 22.3% | 192,809 42.0% | 107,742 23.5% | 8,863 1.9% | — | 483 0.1% | ||
| 2015 | 155,340 31.1% | 113,105 22.7% | 126,491 25.4% | 91,724 18.4% | 10,488 2.1% | — | 1,732 0.3% | ||
| 2019 | 129,958 25.2% | 119,950 23.2% | 56,740 11.0% | 163,611 31.7% | 21,615 4.2% | — | 24,756 4.8% | ||
| 2021 [1] | 128,008 25.5% | 133,265 26.6% | 36,787 7.3% | 161,960 32.3% | 6,896 1.4% | — | 34,949 7.0% | ||
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| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liberal | Conservative | BQ | NDP | Green | PPC | FPC | Other | |||||||||||
| Beauce | Philippe-Alexandre Langlois 7,018 12.32% | Richard Lehoux 27,514 48.29% | Solange Thibodeau 8,644 15.17% | François Jacques-Côté 1,654 2.90% | Andrzej Wisniowski 486 0.85% | Maxime Bernier 10,362 18.19% | Chantale Giguère 1,096 1.92% | Sébastien Tanguay (Mar.) 206 0.36% | Richard Lehoux | |||||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi (judicial recount terminated) [2] | Pascale St-Onge 21,488 34.96% | Vincent Duhamel 9,961 16.20% | Marilou Alarie 21,291 34.64% | Andrew Panton 3,828 6.23% | Michelle Corcos 1,466 2.38% | Alexis Stogowski 1,982 3.22% | Maryse Richard 961 1.56% | Lawrence Cotton (VCP) 216 0.35% | Lyne Bessette$ [3] | |||||||||
| Dany Desjardins (Ind.) 145 0.24% | ||||||||||||||||||
| Susanne Lefebvre (CHP) 133 0.22% | ||||||||||||||||||
| Compton—Stanstead | Marie-Claude Bibeau 21,188 36.66% | Pierre Tremblay 10,087 17.45% | Nathalie Bresse 17,681 30.59% | Geneva Allen 4,288 7.42% | Sylvain Dodier 1,623 2.81% | Yves Bourassa 2,167 3.75% | Déitane Gendron 576 1.00% | Sylvain Longpré (Ind.) 186 0.32% | Marie-Claude Bibeau | |||||||||
| Drummond | Mustapha Berri 9,614 18.78% | Nathalie Clermont 9,179 17.93% | Martin Champoux 23,866 46.62% | François Choquette 5,709 11.15% | Josée Joyal 1,728 3.38% | Sylvain Marcoux (NA) 419 0.82% | Martin Champoux | |||||||||||
| Lucas Munger (Animal) 674 1.32% | ||||||||||||||||||
| Mégantic—L'Érable | Adam Lukofsky 6,329 13.63% | Luc Berthold 26,121 56.26% | Éric Labonté 9,318 20.07% | Mathieu Boisvert 1,308 2.82% | Emilie Hamel 592 1.28% | Jonathan Gagnon 1,677 3.61% | Real Pepin 680 1.46% | Gloriane Blais (Ind.) 403 0.87% | Luc Berthold | |||||||||
| Richmond—Arthabaska | Alexandre Desmarais 8,543 14.95% | Alain Rayes 28,513 49.88% | Diego Scalzo 14,150 24.76% | Nataël Bureau 2,550 4.46% | Nadine Fougeron 2,058 3.60% | Louis Richard 897 1.57% | Marjolaine Delisle (Rhino.) 448 0.78% | Alain Rayes | ||||||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Caroline-Joan Boucher 12,030 22.68% | André Lepage 7,166 13.51% | Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay 25,165 47.45% | Brigitte Sansoucy 6,170 11.63% | Sylvain Pariseau 1,445 2.72% | Sébastien Desautels 1,055 1.99% | Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay | |||||||||||
| Shefford | Pierre Breton 19,968 33.49% | Céline Lalancette 7,234 12.13% | Andréanne Larouche 24,997 41.92% | Patrick Jasmin 3,173 5.32% | Mathieu Morin 1,059 1.78% | Gerda Schieder 2,073 3.48% | Joël Lacroix 599 1.00% | Jean-Philippe Beaudry-Graham (PIQ) 239 0.40% | Andréanne Larouche | |||||||||
| Yannick Brisebois (Mar.) 284 0.48% | ||||||||||||||||||
| Sherbrooke | Élisabeth Brière 21,830 37.52% | Andrea Winters 7,490 12.87% | Ensaf Haidar 16,848 28.96% | Marika Lalime 8,107 13.93% | Marie-Clarisse Berger 1,670 2.87% | Marcela Niculescu 1,453 2.50% | Maxime Boivin 787 1.35% | Élisabeth Brière | ||||||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liberal | Conservative | BQ | NDP | Green | PPC | Rhinoceros | Other | |||||||||||
| Beauce | Adam Veilleux 6,971 11.73% | Richard Lehoux 22,860 38.47% | Guillaume Rodrigue 8,410 14.15% | François Jacques-Côté 1,847 3.11% | Josiane Fortin 1,461 2.46% | Maxime Bernier 16,796 28.26% | Maxime Bernier 1,084 1.82% | Maxime Bernier | ||||||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | Lyne Bessette 23,450 38.17% | Bruno Côté 7,697 12.53% | Monique Allard 21,152 34.43% | Sylvie Jetté 4,887 7.95% | Normand Dallaire 3,302 5.37% | François Poulin 456 0.74% | Steeve Cloutier 310 0.50% | Lawrence Cotton (VCP) 187 0.30% | Denis Paradis†$ | |||||||||
| Compton—Stanstead | Marie-Claude Bibeau 21,731 37.31% | Jessy Mc Neil 8,446 14.50% | David Benoît 18,571 31.89% | Naomie Mathieu Chauvette 5,607 9.63% | Jean Rousseau 3,044 5.23% | Paul Reed 586 1.01% | Jonathan Therrien 252 0.43% | Marie-Claude Bibeau | ||||||||||
| Drummond | William Morales 9,552 17.42% | Jessica Ebacher 9,083 16.57% | Martin Champoux 24,574 44.82% | François Choquette 8,716 15.90% | Frédérik Bernier 1,856 3.39% | Steeve Paquet 525 0.96% | Réal Batrhino 270 0.49% | Lucas Munger (Animal) 248 0.45% | François Choquette | |||||||||
| Mégantic—L'Érable | Isabelle Grégoire 7,388 15.55% | Luc Berthold 23,392 49.24% | Priscilla Corbeil 12,249 25.78% | Mathieu Boisvert 1,936 4.08% | Nicole Charette 1,258 2.65% | Marie Claude Lauzier 812 1.71% | Damien Roy 256 0.54% | Jean Paradis (Ind.) 217 0.46% | Luc Berthold | |||||||||
| Richmond—Arthabaska | Marc Patry 8,868 15.12% | Alain Rayes 26,553 45.28% | Olivier Nolin 16,539 28.21% | Olivier Guérin 2,864 4.88% | Laura Horth-Lepage 3,133 5.34% | Jean Landry 681 1.16% | Alain Rayes | |||||||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | René Vincelette 11,903 21.29% | Bernard Barré 8,062 14.42% | Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay 23,143 41.39% | Brigitte Sansoucy 10,297 18.42% | Sabrina Huet-Côté 2,031 3.63% | Jean-François Bélanger 478 0.85% | Brigitte Sansoucy | |||||||||||
| Shefford | Pierre Breton 22,605 37.11% | Nathalie Clermont 7,495 12.30% | Andréanne Larouche 23,503 38.58% | Raymonde Plamondon 3,705 6.08% | Katherine Turgeon 2,814 4.62% | Mariam Sabbagh 497 0.82% | Darlène Daviault (PIQ) 294 0.48% | Pierre Breton | ||||||||||
| Sherbrooke | Élisabeth Brière 17,490 29.28% | Dany Sévigny 6,362 10.65% | Claude Forgues 15,470 25.90% | Pierre-Luc Dusseault 16,881 28.26% | Mathieu Morin 2,716 4.55% | Steve Côté 219 0.37% | Edwin Moreno (Ind.) 471 0.79% Hubert Richard (NA) 117 0.20% | Pierre-Luc Dusseault | ||||||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative | NDP | Liberal | BQ | Green | Other | |||||||||
| Beauce | Maxime Bernier 32,910 58.89% | Daniel Royer 5,443 9.74% | Adam Veilleux 12,442 22.26% | Stéphane Trudel 4,144 7.42% | Céline Brown MacDonald 943 1.69% | Maxime Bernier | ||||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | Charles Poulin 6,724 11.46% | Catherine Lusson 14,383 24.51% | Denis Paradis 25,744 43.88% | Patrick Melchior 10,252 17.47% | Cindy Moynan 1,377 2.35% | Patrick Paine (SD) 195 0.33% | Pierre Jacob† | |||||||
| Compton—Stanstead | Gustavo Labrador 6,978 12.50% | Jean Rousseau 15,300 27.41% | Marie-Claude Bibeau 20,582 36.88% | France Bonsant 11,551 20.70% | Korie Marshall 1,085 1.94% | Kévin Côté (Rhino.) 315 0.56% | Jean Rousseau | |||||||
| Drummond | Pascale Déry 9,221 17.74% | François Choquette 15,833 30.46% | Pierre Côté 13,793 26.54% | Diane Bourgeois 11,862 22.82% | Émile Coderre 1,270 2.44% | François Choquette | ||||||||
| Mégantic—L'Érable | Luc Berthold 16,749 35.42% | Jean-François Delisle 10,386 21.96% | David Berthiaume 13,308 28.14% | Virginie Provost 5,838 12.35% | Justin Gervais 1,006 2.13% | Christian Paradis† | ||||||||
| Richmond—Arthabaska | Alain Rayes 18,505 31.57% | Myriam Beaulieu 14,213 24.25% | Marc Desmarais 14,463 24.67% | Olivier Nolin 10,068 17.18% | Laurier Busque 984 1.68% | Antoine Dubois (Rhino.) 384 0.66% | André Bellavance† | |||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Réjean Léveillé 9,098 16.73% | Brigitte Sansoucy 15,578 28.65% | René Vincelette 14,980 27.55% | Michel Filion 13,200 24.28% | Lise Durand 1,243 2.29% | Ugo Ménard (Ind.) 270 0.50% | Marie-Claude Morin† | |||||||
| Shefford | Sylvie Fontaine 7,529 12.78% | Claire Mailhot 13,945 23.67% | Pierre Breton 22,957 38.96% | Jocelyn Beaudoin 13,092 22.22% | Simon McMillan 1,397 2.37% | Réjean Genest† | ||||||||
| Sherbrooke | Marc Dauphin 5,391 9.41% | Pierre-Luc Dusseault 21,410 37.36% | Thomas "Tom" Allen 17,071 29.79% | Caroline Bouchard 11,717 20.45% | Sophie Malouin 1,143 1.99% | Benoit Huberdeau (Ind.) 303 0.53% | Pierre-Luc Dusseault | |||||||
| Hubert Richard (Rhino.) 265 0.46% | ||||||||||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
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| Beauce | Sylvio Morin 3,535 6.69% | Maxime Bernier 26,799 50.71% | Claude Morin 5,833 11.04% | Serge Bergeron 15,831 29.95% | Etienne Doyon Lessard 852 1.61% | Maxime Bernier | ||||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | Christelle Bogosta 11,173 21.26% | Nolan LeBlanc-Bauerle 6,256 11.91% | Denis Paradis 11,589 22.06% | Pierre Jacob 22,407 42.64% | Benoit Lambert 1,120 2.13% | Christian Ouellet† | ||||||||
| Compton—Stanstead | France Bonsant 13,179 26.03% | Sandrine Gressard Bélanger 5,982 11.81% | William Hogg 6,132 12.11% | Jean Rousseau 24,097 47.59% | Gary Caldwell 1,241 2.45% | France Bonsant | ||||||||
| Drummond | Roger Pomerleau 10,410 21.95% | Normand W. Bernier 7,555 15.93% | Pierre Côté 3,979 8.39% | François Choquette 24,489 51.64% | Robin Fortin 987 2.08% | Roger Pomerleau | ||||||||
| Mégantic—L'Érable | Pierre Turcotte 7,481 16.76% | Christian Paradis 21,931 49.14% | René Roy 2,601 5.83% | Cheryl Voisine 11,716 26.25% | Wyatt Tessari 655 1.47% | Alain Bergeron (CAP) 250 0.56% | Christian Paradis | |||||||
| Richmond—Arthabaska | André Bellavance 18,033 33.83% | Jean-Philippe Bachand 13,145 24.66% | Marie-Josée Talbot 3,711 6.96% | Isabelle Maguire 17,316 32.49% | Tomy Bombardier 1,098 2.06% | André Bellavance | ||||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac 12,651 24.57% | Jean-Guy Dagenais 8,108 15.74% | Denis Vallée 2,784 5.41% | Marie-Claude Morin 26,963 52.36% | Johany Beaudoin-Bussières 994 1.93% | Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac | ||||||||
| Shefford | Robert Vincent 12,615 23.37% | Mélisa Leclerc 7,908 14.65% | Bernard Demers 4,855 8.99% | Réjean Genest 27,575 51.09% | Patrick Daoust 1,022 1.89% | Robert Vincent | ||||||||
| Sherbrooke | Serge Cardin 18,665 35.89% | Pierre Harvey 4,784 9.20% | Éric Deslauriers 5,020 9.65% | Pierre-Luc Dusseault 22,415 43.10% | Jacques Laberge 894 1.72% | Crédible Berlingot Landry (Rhino) 233 0.45% | Serge Cardin | |||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
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| BQ | Conservative | Liberal | NDP | Green | Other | |||||||||
| Beauce | André Côté 7,143 13.98% | Maxime Bernier 31,883 62.41% | René Roy 5,270 10.32% | Véronique Poulin 4,352 8.52% | Nicolas Rochette 2,436 4.77% | Maxime Bernier | ||||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | Christian Ouellet 17,561 35.21% | Mark Quinlan 9,309 18.66% | Denis Paradis 16,357 32.79% | Christelle Bogosta 4,514 9.05% | Pierre Brassard 1,784 3.58% | David Marler (Ind.) 354 0.71% | Christian Ouellet | |||||||
| Compton—Stanstead | France Bonsant 20,332 41.86% | Michel Gagné 9,445 19.44% | William Hogg 10,946 22.53% | Jean Rousseau 5,483 11.29% | Gary Caldwell 2,368 4.88% | France Bonsant | ||||||||
| Drummond | Roger Pomerleau 17,613 38.79% | André Komlosy 11,490 25.31% | Jean Courchesne 7,697 16.95% | Annick Corriveau 7,460 16.43% | Réginald Gagnon 1,144 2.52% | Pauline Picard† | ||||||||
| Mégantic—L'Érable | Pierre Turcotte 12,283 27.72% | Christian Paradis 20,697 46.70% | Nicole Champagne 6,185 13.96% | Bruno Vézina 4,191 9.46% | Jean-R. Guernon 959 2.16% | Christian Paradis | ||||||||
| Richmond—Arthabaska | André Bellavance 23,913 46.02% | Éric Lefebvre 15,080 29.02% | Gwyneth Helen Grant 6,599 12.70% | Stéphane Ricard 4,509 8.68% | François Fillion 1,337 2.57% | Jean Landry (Ind.) 526 1.01% | André Bellavance | |||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac 22,719 47.36% | René Vincelette 10,195 21.25% | Denise Tremblay 6,649 13.86% | Brigitte Sansoucy 6,721 14.01% | Jacques Tétreault 1,682 3.51% | Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac | ||||||||
| Shefford | Robert Vincent 21,650 42.82% | Jean Lambert 9,927 19.63% | Bernard Demers 10,810 21.38% | Simon Gnocchini Messier 6,323 12.51% | Michel.M. Champagne 1,848 3.66% | Robert Vincent | ||||||||
| Sherbrooke | Serge Cardin 25,502 50.08% | André Bachand 8,331 16.36% | Nathalie Goguen 9,947 19.53% | Yves Mondoux 6,676 13.11% | Sébastien Côrriveau (Rhino.) 467 0.92% | Serge Cardin | ||||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
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| BQ | Liberal | Conservative | NDP | Green | Other | |||||||||
| Beauce | Patrice Moore 10,997 19.97% | Jacques Lussier 4,364 7.92% | Maxime Bernier 36,915 67.02% | Cléo Chartier 1,405 2.55% | Jean-Claude Roy 1,397 2.54% | Claude Drouin† | ||||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | Christian Ouellet 18,596 38.33% | Denis Paradis 13,569 27.97% | David Marler 9,874 20.35% | Josianne Jetté 2,839 5.85% | Michel Champagne 1,721 3.55% | Heward Grafftey (PC) 1,921 3.96% | Denis Paradis | |||||||
| Compton—Stanstead | France Bonsant 21,316 42.77% | David Price 11,126 22.32% | Gary Caldwell 12,131 24.34% | Stéphane Bürgi 3,099 6.22% | Gaétan Perreault 2,171 4.36% | France Bonsant | ||||||||
| Drummond | Pauline Picard 22,575 49.69% | Éric Cardinal 7,437 16.37% | Jean-Marie Pineault 10,134 22.30% | François Choquette 2,870 6.32% | Jean-Benjamin Milot 2,418 5.32% | Pauline Picard | ||||||||
| Mégantic—L'Érable | Marc Boulianne 15,410 32.62% | Yvan Corriveau 4,912 10.40% | Christian Paradis 23,550 49.85% | Isabelle Tremblay 1,836 3.89% | Jean François Hamel 1,534 3.25% | Marc Boulianne | ||||||||
| Richmond—Arthabaska | André Bellavance 24,466 47.89% | Louis Napoléon Mercier 5,294 10.36% | Jean Landry 16,465 32.23% | Isabelle Maguire 2,507 4.91% | Laurier Busque 2,355 4.61% | André Bellavance | ||||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Yvan Loubier 27,838 56.02% | Stéphane Deschênes 4,884 9.83% | Huguette Guilhaumon 12,323 24.80% | Joëlle Chevrier 2,723 5.48% | Jacques Tétreault 1,925 3.87% | Yvan Loubier | ||||||||
| Shefford | Robert Vincent 22,159 43.09% | Diane St-Jacques 12,043 23.42% | Jean Lambert 12,734 24.76% | Paula Maundcote 2,431 4.73% | Francine Brière 2,061 4.01% | Robert Vincent | ||||||||
| Sherbrooke | Serge Cardin 27,112 52.20% | Robert Pouliot 6,863 13.21% | Marc Nadeau 10,763 20.72% | Martin Plaisance 4,646 8.95% | Michel Quirion 2,238 4.31% | Claudia Laroche-Martel (Ind.) 315 0.61% | Serge Cardin | |||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| Liberal | BQ | Conservative | NDP | Green | ||||||||
| Beauce | Claude Drouin 19,592 41.38% | Jean-François Barbe 17,168 36.26% | Alain Guay 8,091 17.09% | Philippe Giguère 1,443 3.05% | Michel Binette 1,054 2.23% | Claude Drouin | ||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | Denis Paradis 18,609 42.08% | Christian Ouellet 17,537 39.66% | Peter Stastny 4,888 11.05% | Piper Huggins 1,177 2.66% | Louise Martineau 2,011 4.55% | Denis Paradis | ||||||
| Compton—Stanstead | David Price 15,752 35.97% | France Bonsant 20,450 46.70% | Gary Caldwell 4,589 10.48% | Martin Baller 1,451 3.31% | Laurier Busque 1,546 3.53% | David Price | ||||||
| Drummond | Roger Gougeon 9,591 22.81% | Pauline Picard 23,670 56.29% | Lyne Boisvert 7,123 16.94% | Blake Evans 745 1.77% | Louis Lacroix 921 2.19% | Pauline Picard | ||||||
| Mégantic—L'Érable | Gérard Binet 15,778 36.65% | Marc Boulianne 19,264 44.74% | Yves Mailly 4,916 11.42% | Alexandre Côté 1,608 3.73% | Bruno Vézina 1,489 3.46% | Gérard Binet Frontenac—Mégantic | ||||||
| Richmond—Arthabaska | Christine St-Pierre 12,809 27.15% | André Bellavance 26,211 55.55% | Pierre Poissant 4,925 10.44% | Jason S. Noble 1,540 3.26% | Lucie Laforest 1,699 3.60% | André Bachand†1 | ||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Michel Gaudette 10,558 22.12% | Yvan Loubier 29,789 62.40% | Andrée Champagne 5,240 10.98% | Joëlle Chevrier 1,204 2.52% | Bruno Godbout 948 1.99% | Yvan Loubier | ||||||
| Shefford | Diane St-Jacques 18,725 39.72% | Robert Vincent 21,968 46.60% | Jacques Parenteau 3,732 7.92% | Sonia Bisson 1,146 2.43% | Francine Brière 1,571 3.33% | Diane St-Jacques | ||||||
| Sherbrooke | Bruno-Marie Béchard 15,482 31.01% | Serge Cardin 29,323 58.74% | Réal Leblanc 2,142 4.29% | Philippe Dion 1,463 2.93% | Jeffrey Champagne 1,509 3.02% | Serge Cardin | ||||||
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| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
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| BQ | Liberal | Canadian Alliance | NDP | PC | Other | |||||||||
| Beauce | Gary Morin 12,323 26.51% | Claude Drouin 26,033 56.01% | Alain Guay 5,452 11.73% | Pierre Malano 436 0.94% | Gérard Parent 1,628 3.50% | Louis Girard (NLP) 611 1.31% | Claude Drouin | |||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | André Leroux 13,363 31.17% | Denis Paradis 21,545 50.26% | Jacques Loyer 1,977 4.61% | Jeff Itcush 480 1.12% | Heward Grafftey 5,502 12.84% | Denis Paradis | ||||||||
| Compton—Stanstead | Gaston Leroux 14,808 38.89% | David Price 17,729 46.56% | Marc Carrier 2,061 5.41% | Christine Moore 580 1.52% | Mary Ann Dewey-Plante 2,422 6.36% | Marc Roy (NLP) 476 1.25% | David Price | |||||||
| Drummond | Pauline Picard 18,970 45.27% | André Béliveau 14,335 34.21% | Jacques Laurin 1,621 3.87% | Julie Philion 423 1.01% | Lyne Boisvert 6,559 15.65% | Pauline Picard | ||||||||
| Frontenac—Mégantic | Jean-Guy Chrétien 15,703 42.27% | Gérard Binet 17,069 45.95% | Stéphane Musial 1,751 4.71% | Olivier Chalifoux 427 1.15% | Nicole Massicotte 1,497 4.03% | Pierre Luc Fournier (Mar.) 698 1.88% | Jean-Guy Chrétien | |||||||
| Richmond—Arthabaska | André Bellavance 18,067 36.47% | Aldéi Beaudoin 10,416 21.03% | Philippe Ardilliez 1,930 3.90% | Vincent Bernier 319 0.64% | André Bachand 18,430 37.20% | Christian Simard (NLP) 375 0.76% | André Bachand | |||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Yvan Loubier 25,916 55.41% | Michel Gaudette 16,265 34.77% | Jacques Bousquet 2,161 4.62% | Rachel Dicaire 499 1.07% | Frédéric Mantha 1,932 4.13% | Yvan Loubier | ||||||||
| Shefford | Michel Benoit 19,816 43.95% | Diane St-Jacques 20,707 45.93% | Jean-Jacques Treyvaud 1,867 4.14% | Elizabeth Morey 380 0.84% | Audrey Castonguay 1,498 3.32% | Nicholas Cousineau (Mar.) 819 1.82% | Diane St-Jacques | |||||||
| Sherbrooke | Serge Cardin 23,559 46.53% | Jean-François Rouleau 21,182 41.84% | Mark Quinlan 2,284 4.51% | Craig Wright 677 1.34% | Eric L'Heureux 1,955 3.86% | Joseph Adrien Serge Bourassa-Lacombe (Ind.) 294 0.58% Daniel Jolicoeur (NLP) 495 0.98% Serge Lachapelle (M-L) 186 0.37% | Serge Cardin | |||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| BQ | Liberal | PC | NDP | Other | ||||||||
| Beauce | Lucie Dion 12,002 | Claude Drouin 22,156 | Lise Bernier 9,385 | Joël Pinon 735 | Lili Weemen (Ind) 843 | Gilles Bernier | ||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | Noël Lacasse 12,652 | Denis Paradis 19,261 | Claude Boulard 12,770 | Nicole Guillemet 781 | Denis Paradis | |||||||
| Compton—Stanstead | Maurice Bernier 13,367 | Gaétan Grenier 8,119 | David Price 18,125 | Christine Moore 587 | Lisette Proulx (NL) 439 | Maurice Bernier Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead | ||||||
| Drummond | Pauline Picard 18,577 | Christian Méthot 10,165 | Lyne Boisvert 14,777 | Alexandra Philoctéte 441 | Pauline Picard | |||||||
| Frontenac—Mégantic | Jean-Guy Chrétien 14,433 | Manon Lecours 13,968 | Carole Dodier 9,885 | Sara Mayo 252 | Serge Trépanier (NL) 365 | Jean-Guy Chrétien Frontenac | ||||||
| Richmond—Arthabaska | Gaston Leroux 19,319 | Aldéi Beaudoin 10,613 | André Bachand 21,687 | Martin Bergeron 641 | Gaston Leroux Richmond—Wolfe | |||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Yvan Loubier 21,116 | Antoine Locas 10,970 | Jean-François Milette 16,313 | Jacques Bousquet 809 | Yvan Loubier | |||||||
| Shefford | Jean Leroux 17,376 | Chantal Gareau 12,699 | Diane St-Jacques 17,897 | Karen Hurley 531 | Jean Leroux | |||||||
| Sherbrooke | Jacques Blanchette 16,086 | Martin Bureau 4,720 | Jean Charest 32,228 | Tom Vouloumanos 628 | Christian Simard (NL) 477 | Jean Charest | ||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
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| BQ | Liberal | PC | NDP | Natural Law | Other | |||||||||
| Beauce | Jean-Guy Breton 18,271 | Pierre Gravel 7,336 | Jeannine Bourque 4,098 | Tom Vouloumanos 364 | Gilles Bernier (Ind) 20,238 | Gilles Bernier | ||||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | Gaston Péloquin 17,894 | Joan Kouri 16,243 | Francine Vincelette 7,571 | Sean Hutchinson 550 | Yves Décarie 566 | Jean Guy Peloquin (Abol.) 733 Gary Wightman (Ind.) 381 Edmond Séguin (Nat) 154 | Gabrielle Bertrand | |||||||
| Drummond | Pauline Picard 24,930 | Bernard Boudreau 10,935 | Jean-Guy Guilbault 9,041 | Ferdinand Berner 600 | Jean-Guy Guilbault | |||||||||
| Frontenac | Jean-Guy Chrétien 18,603 | Jean-Guy Jam 6,984 | Jean-Claude Nadeau 5,017 | Joseph Bowman 332 | Jean-René Guernon (Green) 359 John Turmel (Abol) 195 | Marcel Masse | ||||||||
| Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead | Maurice Bernier 17,317 | Eugene Naylor 13,538 | Gilles Goddard 6,042 | Martine Simard 495 | Jacqueline Benoît 767 | Marco Bissonnette (Abol.) 215 James Stewart (Nat) 198 | François Gérin | |||||||
| Richmond—Wolfe | Gaston Leroux 22,235 | Gaétan Dumas 9,159 | Yvon Coté 10,004 | Marc-André Peloquin 476 | Anne-Marie Marois 678 | Yvon Coté | ||||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Yvan Loubier 28,014 | Hélène Riendeau 10,124 | Andrée Champagne 9,834 | Luc Chamberland 848 | Andrée Champagne | |||||||||
| Shefford | Jean Leroux 27,001 | Roger Légaré 14,152 | Jocelyn Compagnat 5,750 | Marielle Sanna 586 | Michèle Beausoleil 758 | Denis Loubier (Abol) 470 | Jean Lapierre | |||||||
| Sherbrooke | Guy Boutin 21,559 | Jean Paul Pelletier 4,462 | Jean Charest 29,740 | Martine Caouette 445 | Serge Trépanier 516 | Jean-Guy Trépanier (Abol) 91 | Jean Charest | |||||||
2. ^ Jean Lapierre was elected as a Liberal in 1988 election but left the Liberal caucus in 1990 to seat as a Bloc Québécois MP.
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| Liberal | PC | NDP | Rhinoceros | Other | ||||||||
| Beauce | Pierre-Maurice Vachon 13,641 | Gilles Bernier 36,212 | Danielle Wolfe 2,856 | Gilles Bernier | ||||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | André Bachand 13,733 | Gabrielle Bertrand 22,540 | Paul Vachon 5,489 | Gabrielle Bertrand | ||||||||
| Drummond | Jean-Claude Lagacé 15,380 | Jean-Guy Guilbault 23,703 | Ferdinand Berner 5,204 | Jean-Guy Guilbault | ||||||||
| Frontenac | Réal Patry 6,978 | Marcel Masse 25,872 | Claude L'Heureux 1,785 | Jean-René Guernon (Green) 511 | Marcel Masse | |||||||
| Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead | Jean-Guy Landry 11,566 | François Gérin 23,246 | Jean-Pierre Walsh 3,195 | Yvan Lanctot (Socred) 550 | François Gérin | |||||||
| Richmond—Wolfe | Alain Tardif 16,813 | Yvon Coté 19,451 | Marc-André Peloquin 3,918 | Jean Marceau 790 | Alain Tardif | |||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Michel Gaudette 16,289 | Andrée Champagne 25,267 | Hélène Lortie-Narayana 6,442 | Andrée Champagne | ||||||||
| Shefford | Jean Lapierre 23,943 | Danielle Coté 21,445 | Paul Pearson 4,242 | Jean Lapierre | ||||||||
| Sherbrooke | Dennis Wood 12,314 | Jean Charest 34,538 | Alain Poirier 6,373 | Bébé Sept Heures Pierre Granger 1,040 | Normand Guy (Ind) 148 Yves Lawler (Comm) 143 | Jean Charest | ||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
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| PC | Liberal | NDP | Parti nationaliste | Social Credit | Other | |||||||||
| Beauce | Gilles Bernier 25,028 | Normand Lapointe 20,323 | Serge L'Italien 1,217 | Paul-Emile Grondin 569 | Normand Lapointe | |||||||||
| Brome—Missisquoi | Gabrielle Bertrand 21,678 | André Bachand 15,693 | Gordon J. Hamilton 2,271 | Yvon Bélair 997 | David Chamberlain (Liber.) 116 Michel Boissonnault (PfC) 96 | André Bachand | ||||||||
| Drummond | Jean-Guy Guilbault 23,693 | Michel Yip 14,137 | Louis G. Garreau 2,610 | Camillien Belhumeur 1,057 | René Martineau 301 | Joseph Richard Miller (Ind) 338 | Yvon Pinard | |||||||
| Frontenac | Marcel Masse 28,246 | Léopold Corriveau 9,154 | Rita Bouchard 1,081 | Richard Houle 386 | Pierre Fournier (Rhino) 823 | Léopold Corriveau | ||||||||
| Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead | François Gérin 25,679 | Claude Tessier 13,123 | Jean-Pierre Walsh 2,690 | Michel Houde 427 | Robert Bélanger 399 | Andrew McCammon (Green) 454 Ronald A. Javitch (PfC) 51 | Claude Tessier | |||||||
| Richmond—Wolfe | Jean-Jacques Croteau 13,835 | Alain Tardif 18,069 | Harriet J. Schleifer 1,638 | Ivan Hébert-Croteau 1,339 | Léo Dion 273 | Alain Tardif | ||||||||
| Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot | Andrée Champagne 22,984 | Marcel Ostiguy 21,394 | Claude R. Gagnon 2,196 | Bertrand Desrosiers 940 | Serge Alexis Lemoyne (Rhino) 998 Laurent Gauthier (PfC) 33 | Marcel Ostiguy | ||||||||
| Shefford | Denis Loubier 23,028 | Jean Lapierre 25,483 | Denis Boissé 3,569 | Pierre C. Boivin 1,552 | Jean Lapierre | |||||||||
| Sherbrooke | Jean Charest 22,232 | Irénée Pelletier 14,607 | Daniel Berthold 4,230 | Lorraine Déry 687 | Fernand Bourret 197 | Gilbert Peupa Ash (Rhino) 1,054 Yves Lawler (Comm) 92 Françoise Chanteau (PfC) 72 | Irénée Pelletier | |||||||
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