Marco LeBlanc

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Marco LeBlanc
Member of the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly
for Restigouche-Chaleur
Assumed office
April 24, 2023
Liberal Marco LeBlanc 505363.08+4.28
Green Rachel Boudreau141117.61-7.59
Progressive Conservative Louis Robichaud125415.65-0.35
New Democratic Tyler (Ty) Boulay2933.66
Total votes8011100%
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