Derek Mombourquette

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2021 Nova Scotia general election: Sydney-Membertou
Derek Mombourquette
Derek Mombourquette (cropped).jpg
Member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly
for Sydney-Whitney Pier
Assumed office
July 14, 2015
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Derek Mombourquette4,56154.27+15.55
New Democratic Madonna Doucette2,37728.28-8.75
Progressive Conservative Pauline Singer1,46717.45-6.80
Total valid votes8,40599.44
Total rejected ballots470.56
Turnout8,45252.66
Eligible voters16,049
Liberal hold Swing +12.15
Source: Elections Nova Scotia [16]
2017 Nova Scotia general election : Sydney-Whitney Pier
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Derek Mombourquette 3,65638.72-10.33
New Democratic Madonna Doucette3,49637.03+6.88
Progressive Conservative Laurie MacIntosh2,29024.25+3.45
Total valid votes9,442100.0  
Total rejected ballots620.65
Turnout9,50452.80
Eligible voters18,001
Liberal hold Swing -8.61
Source: Elections Nova Scotia [17] [18]
Nova Scotia provincial by-election, July 14, 2015: Sydney-Whitney Pier
On the resignation of Gordie Gosse
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Derek Mombourquette 3,79449.05+5.02
New Democratic Madonna Doucette2,33230.15-19.22
Progressive Conservative Brian E. MacArthur1,60920.80+14.20
Total valid votes7,73599.55
Total rejected ballots350.45
Turnout7,77042.60
Electors on the lists18,238
Liberal gain from New Democratic Swing +12.12
2013 Nova Scotia general election : Sydney-Whitney Pier
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
New Democratic Gordie Gosse 5,08449.37−5.25
Liberal Derek Mombourquette 4,53444.03+8.80
Progressive Conservative Leslie MacPhee6806.60−1.79
Total valid votes10,29899.40
Total rejected ballots620.60
Turnout10,36057.86
Electors on the lists17,906
New Democratic hold Swing −7.03
Source(s)
"Voters in two Cape Breton ridings head to polls Tuesday". Cape Breton Post . July 13, 2015.

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