Montreal municipal election, 2017

Montreal municipal election, 2017
65 seats in Montreal City Council ; 33 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	42.47%
Mayor before election; Denis Coderre ; Équipe Denis Coderre	Elected Mayor; Valérie Plante ; Projet Montréal

Last updated April 25, 2019

Municipal elections were held in the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada on November 5, 2017 as part of the 2017 Quebec municipal elections. Voters elected 65 positions on the Montreal City Council, including the mayor, borough mayors, and city councillors, as well as 38 borough councillors.^[1]

Montreal is the most populous municipality in the Canadian province of Quebec and the second-most populous municipality in Canada. Originally called Ville-Marie, or "City of Mary", it is named after Mount Royal, the triple-peaked hill in the heart of the city. The city is centred on the Island of Montreal, which took its name from the same source as the city, and a few much smaller peripheral islands, the largest of which is Île Bizard. It has a distinct four-season continental climate with warm to hot summers and cold, snowy winters.

Quebec is one of the thirteen provinces and territories of Canada. It is bordered to the west by the province of Ontario and the bodies of water James Bay and Hudson Bay; to the north by Hudson Strait and Ungava Bay; to the east by the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the province of Newfoundland and Labrador; and to the south by the province of New Brunswick and the U.S. states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York. It also shares maritime borders with Nunavut, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia. Quebec is Canada's largest province by area and its second-largest administrative division; only the territory of Nunavut is larger. It is historically and politically considered to be part of Central Canada.

Canada is a country in the northern part of North America. Its ten provinces and three territories extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific and northward into the Arctic Ocean, covering 9.98 million square kilometres, making it the world's second-largest country by total area. Canada's southern border with the United States, stretching some 8,891 kilometres (5,525 mi), is the world's longest bi-national land border. Its capital is Ottawa, and its three largest metropolitan areas are Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver. As a whole, Canada is sparsely populated, the majority of its land area being dominated by forest and tundra. Consequently, its population is highly urbanized, with over 80 percent of its inhabitants concentrated in large and medium-sized cities, with 70% of citizens residing within 100 kilometres (62 mi) of the southern border. Canada's climate varies widely across its vast area, ranging from arctic weather in the north, to hot summers in the southern regions, with four distinct seasons.

Results

Despite early polls giving incumbent mayor Denis Coderre a comfortable lead, the election concluded with Valérie Plante of Projet Montréal winning the mayoralty race by a margin of over 27,000 votes, becoming the first woman and first representative of Projet Montréal to be elected mayor of Montreal. Her party won a majority of the city council, 34 of 65 councillors.

Denis Coderre is a Canadian politician from Quebec, Canada. Coderre was the Member of Parliament for the riding of Bourassa from 1997 until 2013, and was the Immigration minister from 2002-2003 and became the Mayor of Montreal in 2013, but lost in 2017 to Valérie Plante.

Valérie Plante is a Canadian politician serving as the 45th and current Mayor of Montreal since 2017. First elected to Montreal City Council in the 2013 election, she has served as leader of the Projet Montréal party since December 2016.

Projet Montréal is a progressive, environmentalist municipal political party in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Founded in 2004, it is led by Valérie Plante, and holds a majority of seats on Montreal City Council.

Projet Montréal won unanimous control of four borough councils and majorities on seven more. Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal won unanimous control of four borough councils and majorities on two more. The two remaining boroughs, Anjou and LaSalle, were won unanimously by local parties, Équipe Anjou and Équipe Barbe Team respectively.

Anjou, Quebec Borough of Montreal in Quebec, Canada

Anjou is a borough (arrondissement) of the city of Montreal. Prior to its 2002 merger it was a city known as Ville d'Anjou.

LaSalle is a borough of the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Prior to 2002, it was a separate municipality. It was founded in 1912 as a town. LaSalle is located in the south-west portion of the Island of Montreal, located along the Saint Lawrence river.

Several key city council figures were defeated, such as Russell Copeman, Harout Chitilian, Claude Dauphin, Anie Samson, Réal Ménard and Elsie Lefebvre. Projet Montréal founder Richard Bergeron, who had crossed the floor to Équipe Coderre, was defeated by the candidate for his former party, Robert Beaudry.^[2]

Russell Copeman is a Canadian politician. He was a Montreal City Councillor and was the borough mayor for Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grace from November 14, 2013 to November 16, 2017. He also sat on the Montreal Executive Committee, and was responsible for housing, urban planning, buildings, real estate transactions and strategies, and the Office of Public Consultation.

Harout Chitilian was a city councillor from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, former chairman of the council, he held the position of vice president of the executive committee of Montreal city until his electoral defeat in november 2017. Originally elected as a member of Union Montreal, Chitilian sat as an independent councillor from December 2012 to August 2013, when he reaffiliated with the new Équipe Denis Coderre.

Claude Dauphin is a lawyer and politician in the province of Quebec, Canada. He was a Montreal city councillor and also served as the mayor of the Montreal borough of Lachine. He was also elected to the National Assembly of Quebec for the riding of Marquette in the Montreal region from 1981 to 1994 as a member of the Quebec Liberal Party.

Following his defeat, Denis Coderre announced he would resign from political life, leaving his city council seat to his co-candidate^[3] Chantal Rossi.^[4] On November 9, members of his party elected Darlington councillor Lionel Perez as leader; it was also announced that the party, named for Coderre, would change name in the coming weeks. ^[5]

Chantal Rossi is a politician in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She has served on the Montreal city council since 2013 as a member of Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal. She was previously a borough councillor in Montréal-Nord from 2009 to 2013 and an elected trustee on the Commission scolaire de la Pointe-de-l'Île from 1998 to 2014.

Coalition Montréal was left with only one remaining elected official, Montreal's longest-serving city councillor Marvin Rotrand. Vrai changement pour Montréal, which had come in second in the mayoralty race in the previous election, lost all its seats, and announced it would suspend its activities.^[6]

Coalition Montréal is a municipal political party in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, formed in 2013 to support the candidacy of Marcel Côté for mayor of Montreal. The party competed for the first time in the 2013 municipal election. The party was formed by former members of the Union Montreal party, as well as the Vision Montreal party and its former leader.

Marvin Rotrand is a Canadian politician. He currently serves as a member of Montreal City Council, representing the district of Snowdon. Rotrand has served on Montreal city council since 1982, and thus is its dean; he works full-time in his duties.

Vrai changement pour Montréal is a municipal political party in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The party's current leader is Justine McIntyre.

For the first time, a majority of Montreal's elected officials (53 out of 103) were women.^[7] However, only six of the 103 elected officials (5.8%), including four of the 65 members of the city council, declared themselves to be members of visible minorities. Visible minorities make up a third of the population of the city.^[8] Another elected official, Champlain–L'Île-des-Soeurs city councillor Marie-Josée Parent, who is of Mi'kmaq ancestry, became the first indigenous person elected to Montreal city council.^[9]

The official results were released on November 8, 2017.^[10] There was one request for a recount, in the race for borough councillor for La Pointe-des-Prairies in Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles, in which Lisa Christensen of Projet Montréal had been announced as the winner with a lead of 32 votes.^[11] The recount was conducted by a judge of the Court of Quebec and Ms. Christensen was confirmed as the winner by a majority of 30 votes.^[12]

Composition of city and borough councils

Depending on their borough, Montrealers voted for:

Mayor of Montreal
Borough mayor (except in Ville-Marie, whose mayor is the Mayor of Montreal), who is also a city councillor
A city councillor for the whole borough (Anjou and Lachine only) or for each district, who is also a borough councillor (Outremont and L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève have no city councillors other than the borough mayor)
Zero, one, or two additional borough councillors for each district

Borough	District
		City Councillors				Borough Councillor		Borough Councillor
		Borough Mayor		City Councillor		Borough Councillor		Borough Councillor

Ahuntsic-Cartierville	Ahuntsic		Émilie Thuillier		Nathalie Goulet
	Bordeaux-Cartierville				Effie Giannou
	Saint-Sulpice				Hadrien Parizeau
	Sault-au-Récollet				Jérôme Normand

Anjou	Centre		Luis Miranda		Andrée Hénault		Kristine Marsolais
	East						Richard Leblanc
	West						Lynne Shand

Côte-des-Neiges– Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	Côte-des-Neiges		Sue Montgomery		Magda Popeanu
	Darlington				Lionel Perez
	Loyola				Christian Arseneault
	Notre-Dame-de-Grâce				Peter McQueen
	Snowdon				Marvin Rotrand

L'Île-Bizard– Sainte-Geneviève	Denis-Benjamin-Viger		Normand Marinacci				Christian Larocque
	Jacques-Bizard						Richard Samoszewski
	Pierre-Foretier						Yves Sarault
	Sainte-Geneviève						Suzanne Marceau

Lachine	Du Canal		Maja Vodanovic		Micheline Rouleau		Julie-Pascale Provost
	Fort-Rolland						Michèle Flannery
	J.-Émery-Provost						Younes Boukala

LaSalle	Cecil-P.-Newman		Manon Barbe		Lise Zarac		Serge Declos		Josée Troilo
LaSalle	Sault-Saint-Louis		Manon Barbe		Richard Deschamps		Laura Palestini		Nancy Blanchet

Mercier– Hochelaga-Maisonneuve	Hochelaga		Pierre Lessard-Blais		Éric Alan Caldwell
	Louis-Riel				Karine Boivin Roy
	Maisonneuve–Longue-Pointe				Laurence Lavigne Lalonde
	Tétreaultville				Suzie Miron

Montréal-Nord	Marie-Clarac		Christine Black		Abdelhaq Sari		Jean Marc Poirier
Montréal-Nord	Ovide-Clermont		Christine Black		Chantal Rossi		Renée-Chantal Belinga

Outremont	Claude-Ryan		Philipe Tomlinson				Mindy Pollak
	Jeanne-Sauvé						Fanny Magini
	Joseph-Beaubien						Valérie Patreau
	Robert-Bourassa						Jean-Marc Corbeil

Pierrefonds-Roxboro	Bois-de-Liesse		Dimitrios Jim Beis		Benoit Langevin		Louise Leroux
Pierrefonds-Roxboro	Cap-Saint-Jacques		Dimitrios Jim Beis		Catherine Clément-Talbot		Yves Gignac

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal	De Lorimier		Luc Ferrandez		Marianne Giguère		Josefina Blanco
	Jeanne-Mance				Alex Norris		Maeva Vilain
	Mile-End				Richard Ryan		Marie Plourde

Rivière-des-Prairies– Pointe-aux-Trembles	La Pointe-aux-Prairies		Chantal Rouleau		Richard Guay		Lisa Christensen
	Pointe-aux-Trembles				Suzanne Décarie		Gilles Déziel
	Rivière-des-Prairies				Giovanni Rapanà		Nathalie Pierre-Antoine

Rosemont– La Petite-Patrie	Étienne-Desmarteau		François William Croteau		Stéphanie Watt
	Marie-Victorin				Jocelyn Pauzé
	Saint-Édouard				François Limoges
	Vieux-Rosemont				Christine Gosselin

Saint-Laurent	Côte-de-Liesse		Alan DeSousa		Francesco Miele		Jacques Cohen
Saint-Laurent	Norman-McLaren		Alan DeSousa		Aref Salem		Michèle Biron

Saint-Léonard	Saint-Léonard-Est		Michel Bissonnet		Patricia Lattanzio		Lili-Anne Tremblay
Saint-Léonard	Saint-Léonard-Ouest		Michel Bissonnet		Dominic Perri		Mario Battista

Le Sud-Ouest	Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne– Pointe-Saint-Charles-Griffintown		Benoit Dorais		Craig Sauvé		Sophie Thiébaut
Le Sud-Ouest	Saint-Paul–Émard– Saint-Henri-Ouest		Benoit Dorais		Anne-Marie Sigouin		Alain Vaillancourt

Verdun	Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs		Jean-François Parenteau		Marie-Josée Parent		Pierre L'Heureux		Véronique Tremblay
Verdun	Desmarchais-Crawford		Jean-François Parenteau		Sterling Downey		Luc Gagnon		Marie-Andrée Mauger

Ville-Marie	Peter-McGill	(Mayor of Montreal)			Cathy Wong
	Saint-Jacques				Robert Beaudry
	Sainte-Marie				Sophie Mauzerolle

Villeray–Saint-Michel– Parc-Extension	François-Perrault		Giuliana Fumagalli		Sylvain Ouellet
	Parc-Extension				Mary Deros
	Saint-Michel				Frantz Benjamin
	Villeray				Rosannie Filato

Timeline

2014

May 5 - Borough councillors Lucie Cardyn and Jacqueline Gremaud leave Équipe conservons Outremont to sit as independents.^[13]
May 25 - Death of Marcel Côté, leader of Coalition Montréal ^[14]
June 16 - Borough mayor Benoit Dorais becomes leader of Coalition Montréal.
September 5 - Resignation of Mélanie Joly as leader of Vrai changement pour Montréal, replaced by city councillor Lorraine Pagé ^[15]
October 27 - Resignation of Richard Bergeron as leader of Projet Montréal, replaced by borough mayor Luc Ferrandez ^[16]
November 18 - City councillor Richard Bergeron leaves Projet Montréal to sit as independent.^[17]
December 12 - Resignation of Lucie Cardyn as borough councillor of Robert-Bourassa

2015

March 17 - City councillor Steve Shanahan announces his candidacy for Conservative Party of Canada in Ville-Marie—Le Sud-Ouest—Île-des-Sœurs and is expelled from Vrai changement pour Montréal.^[18]
March 22 - In a by-election, Marie Potvin (Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal) is elected borough councillor of Robert-Bourassa with 37% of the vote.^[19]
June 15 - Borough councillors Michelle Di Genova Zammit (Équipe Anjou) and Éric Dugas (Équipe Richard Bélanger) leave their parties to join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.^[20]
June 23 - Death of Domenico Moschella, city councillor of Saint-Léonard-Est^[21]
August 6 - City councillor Marc-André Gadoury leaves Projet Montréal to join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.^[22]
September 8 - City councillor Érika Duchesne leaves Projet Montréal to sit as independent.^[23]
September 16 - City councillor Jean-François Cloutier leaves Équipe Dauphin Lachine to sit as independent.^[24]
November 15 - In a by-election, Patricia Lattanzio (Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal) is elected city councillor of Saint-Léonard-Est with 83.7% of the vote.^[25]
December 16 - City councillor Lorraine Pagé leaves Vrai changement pour Montréal to sit as independent.
December 22 - City councillor Justine McIntyre becomes leader of Vrai changement pour Montréal.

2016

January 7 - Resignation of Gilles Deguire as borough mayor of Montréal-Nord, replaced by city councillor Chantal Rossi ^[26]
January 18 - City councillor Steve Shanahan (independent) rejoins Vrai changement pour Montréal.
March 17 - City councillor Érika Duchesne (independent) joins Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.^[27]
April 24 - In a by-election, Christine Black (Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal) is elected borough mayor of Montréal-Nord with 68.6% of the vote.^[28]
November 4 - Borough mayor Russell Copeman leaves Coalition Montréal to join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.^[29]
November 6 - City councillor Richard Bergeron (independent) joins Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.^[30]
November 28 - Borough councillor Maja Vodanovic leaves Équipe Dauphin Lachine to sit as independent.^[31]
December 4 - City councillor Valérie Plante is elected leader of Projet Montréal with 51.9% of the vote.^[32]
December 26 - Borough mayor Benoit Dorais leaves Coalition Montréal to sit as independent.^[33]
December 29 - City councillor Marvin Rotrand becomes interim leader of Coalition Montréal.^[34]

2017

January 23 - Borough councillor Maja Vodanovic (independent) joins Projet Montréal.^[35]
March 29 - Borough mayor Réal Ménard leaves Coalition Montréal to join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.^[36]
May 29 - City councillors Lorraine Pagé (independent) and Jean-François Cloutier (independent) and borough councillor Kimberley Simonyik (Équipe Dauphin Lachine) join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.
May 31 - Borough mayor Benoit Dorais (independent) joins Projet Montréal.^[37]
June 11 - City councillor Elsie Lefebvre leaves Coalition Montréal to sit as independent.
June 28 - Borough mayor Normand Marinacci and borough councillors Christian Larocque and Jean-Dominic Lévesque-René leave Vrai changement pour Montréal to join Projet Montréal.^[38]
August 23 - City councillor Elsie Lefebvre (independent) joins Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.
September 20 - Borough councillor Gilles Beaudry leaves Équipe Anjou to sit as independent.
September 22 - Official beginning of the electoral campaign
October 17 - Jean Fortier, mayoral candidate for Coalition Montréal, announces that he is abandoning his campaign for mayor of Montreal. However, his name will remain on the ballot. He endorses Valérie Plante of Projet Montréal for mayor.^[39]
October 19 - French mayoral debate opposing Denis Coderre and Valérie Plante
October 23 - English mayoral debate opposing Denis Coderre and Valérie Plante
October 29 - Advance poll with a turnout of 6.54% of the registered electors^[40]

Incumbent mayors and councillors who did not run for re-election

Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal

Maurice Cohen, borough councillor, Côte-de-Liesse, Saint-Laurent
Pierre Desrochers, city councillor, Saint-Sulpice, Ahuntsic-Cartierville
Pierre Gagnier, borough mayor, Ahuntsic-Cartierville
Manon Gauthier, city councillor, Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs, Verdun
Jean-Marc Gibeau, city councillor, Ovide-Clermont, Montréal-Nord
Sylvia Lo Bianco, borough councillor, Ovide-Clermont, Montréal-Nord
Monica Ricourt, borough councillor, Marie-Clarac, Montréal-Nord

Projet Montréal

Guillaume Lavoie, city councillor, Marie-Victorin, Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
Jean-Dominic Lévesque-René, borough councillor, Jacques-Bizard, L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève
Louise Mainville, city councillor, De Lorimier, Le Plateau Mont-Royal

Équipe Anjou

Paul-Yvon Perron, borough councillor, East district, Anjou

Independent

Marie Cinq-Mars, borough mayor, Outremont

Opinion polls

Polling firm	Last date of polling	Link	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Vrai changement	Coalition Montréal	Other	Undecided	Sample size
CROP	October 24, 2017	Web	37	39			2	17	1,094
Leger	October 22, 2017	Web	38	38			3	21	500
Mainstreet	September 22, 2017	PDF	30	25		3		41	500
Leger	June 19, 2017	PDF	43	29			14		2,013
Leger	November 1, 2015	PDF	57	13	6	5		15	600
2013 Election	November 3, 2013		32.1	25.5	26.5	12.8	3.1		464,966

Seat-by-seat results

Mayoral race

Although Jean Fortier of Coalition Montréal abandoned his campaign for mayor on October 17, 2017 and endorsed Valérie Plante, his name officially remained on the ballot.

Party		Candidate	Vote	%
	Projet Montréal - Équipe Valérie Plante	Valérie Plante	243,594	51.42
	Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal	Denis Coderre	216,321	45.66
	Coalition Montréal	Jean Fortier	5,948	1.26
	Independent	Bernard Gurberg	2,140	0.45
	Independent	Gilbert Thibodeau	1,669	0.35
	Independent	Fabrice Ntompa Ilunga	1,553	0.33
	Independent	Philippe Tessier	1,319	0.28
	Independent	Tyler Lemco	1,189	0.25
Eligible voters			1,142,948	100.00
Turnout			485,635	42.47
Rejected ballots (as percentage of turnout)			11,632	2.40

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout				Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Coalition Montréal	Incumbent	Result
—	87,651	Borough mayor	47.18%	Harout Chitilian 19,031 (47.52%)	Émilie Thuillier 21,017 (52.48%)		Pierre Gagnier	PM gain from EDC
Ahuntsic	22,009	City councillor	52.58%	Raphaël Melançon 4,432 (39.35%)	Nathalie Goulet 6,248 (55.46%)	Pierre Lachapelle 585 (5.19%)	Émilie Thuillier	PM hold
Bordeaux-Cartierville	21,653	City councillor	42.20%	Effie Giannou 5,277 (59.89%)	Fadia Nassr 3,048 (34.59%)	Shant Karabajak 486 (5.52%)	Harout Chitilian	EDC hold
Saint-Sulpice	23,313	City councillor	43.58%	Hadrien Parizeau 5,276 (53.74%)	Ramzi Sfeir 4,541 (46.26%)		Pierre Desrochers	EDC hold
Sault-au-Récollet	20,676	City councillor	50.28%	Lorraine Pagé 4,526 (44.90%)	Jérôme Normand 4,980 (49.40%)	Giovanna Giancaspro 574 (5.69%)	Lorraine Pagé	PM gain from EDC

Anjou

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Équipe Anjou	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	29,577	Borough mayor	48.67%	Angela Mancini 3,511 (23.35%)	Rémy Tondreau 2,823 (20.38%)	Luis Miranda 7,518 (54.27%)		Luis Miranda	EA hold
—	29,577	City councillor	48.63%	Michèle Gagné 3,995 (28.94%)	Robert Mailhot 3,266 (23.66%)	Andrée Hénault 6,542 (47.40%)		Andrée Hénault	EA hold
Centre	10,944	Borough councillor	51.49%	Michelle Di Genova Zammit 1,939 (36.02%)	Julie De Martino 1,315 (24.43%)	Kristine Marsolais 2,129 (39.55%)		Michelle Di Genova Zammit	EA gain from EDC
East	8,880	Borough councillor	45.48%	Mario Robert 1,029 (26.32%)	Sylvain Plourde 949 (24.27%)	Richard Leblanc 1,724 (44.09%)	Nadia Ghalem (Ind.) 208 (5.32%)	Paul-Yvon Perron	EA hold
West	9,753	Borough councillor	48.23%	René Gauthier 1,267 (28.16%)	Stephanie Cambria 1,230 (27.34%)	Lynne Shand 1,663 (36.96%)	Gilles Beaudry (Ind.) 339 (7.54%)	Gilles Beaudry	EA gain from Ind.

Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Coalition Montréal	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	99,094	Borough mayor	38.99%	Russell Copeman 16,409 (43.77%)	Sue Montgomery 17,839 (47.58%)	Zaki Ghavitian 3,241 (8.65%)		Russell Copeman	PM gain from EDC
Côte-des-Neiges	17,332	City councillor	37.90%	Tiffany Callender 2,341 (36.52%)	Magda Popeanu 3,518 (54.88)	Raphaël Assor 395 (6.16%)	Maureen Chin (VCM) 156 (2.43%)	Magda Popeanu	PM hold
Darlington	18,076	City councillor	35.76%	Lionel Perez 2,576 (41.72%)	Graham Carpenter 1,969 (31.89%)	Erik Hamon 1,630 (26.40%)		Lionel Perez	EDC hold
Loyola	21,750	City councillor	39.59%	Gabriel Retta 2,654 (31.53%)	Christian Arseneault 3,611 (42.90%)	Keeton Clarke 310 (3.68%)	Jeremy Searle (Ind.) 1,012 (12.02%) Gianpaolo Trani (Ind.) 645 (7.66%) Angeluz Valery Santillan Aguirre (Ind.) 186 (2.21%)	Jeremy Searle	PM gain from Ind.
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	21,987	City councillor	45.65%	Elaine Ethier 3,015 (30.45%)	Peter McQueen 6,529 (65.95%)	Caroline Orchard 356 (3.60%)		Peter McQueen	PM hold
Snowdon	19,949	City councillor	34.57%	Salvador Cabugao 1,647 (24.57%)	Irina Maria Grecu 2,240 (33.42%)	Marvin Rotrand 2,816 (42.01%)		Marvin Rotrand	CM hold

L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	13,890	Borough mayor	53.29%	Éric Dugas 2,608 (35.91%)	Normand Marinacci 3,096 (42.63%)	Stéphane Côté 1,558 (21.45%)		Normand Marinacci	PM hold
Denis-Benjamin-Viger	3,776	Borough councillor	57.15%	Alain Wilson 777 (36.46%)	Christian Larocque 990 (46.46%)	Stéphane Ritchot 364 (17.08%)		Christian Larocque	PM hold
Jacques-Bizard	3,343	Borough councillor	55.67%	Richard Bélanger 707 (39.08%)	Robert Samoszewski 770 (42.56%)	Marie-Ève Dubé 332 (18.35%)		Jean-Dominic Lévesque-René	PM hold
Pierre-Foretier	4,162	Borough councillor	54.71%	Diane Gibb 749 (33.51%)	Yves Sarault 857 (38.34%)	Frédérick Pageau 462 (20.67%)	Ghassan Baroudi (Ind.) 167 (7.47%)	Stéphane Côté	PM gain from VCM
Sainte-Geneviève	2,609	Borough councillor	42.35%	Suzanne Marceau 479 (44.98%)	Geneviève Labrosse 439 (41.22%)	Sherry Shaban 147 (13.80%)		Éric Dugas	EDC hold

Lachine

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	VCM	Équipe Dauphin	Incumbent	Result
—	32,351	Borough mayor	47.41%	Catherine Ménard 2,199 (14.66%)	Maja Vodanovic 5,935 (39.57%)	Bernard Blanchet 3,216 (21.44%)	Claude Dauphin 3,649 (24.33%)	Claude Dauphin	PM gain from EDL
—	32,351	City councillor	47.18%	Jean-François Cloutier 3,029 (20.50%)	Micheline Rouleau 6,096 (41.26%)	Elizabeth Verge 2,710 (18.34%)	Julie Ramsay 2,940 (19.90%)	Jean-François Cloutier	PM gain from EDC
Du Canal	11,559	Borough councillor	42.77%	Anne-Marie Lelièvre 676 (14.30%)	Julie-Pascale Provost 1,878 (39.73%)	Marc Hétu 1,345 (28.45%)	Johanne Haines 828 (17.52%)	Maja Vodanovic	PM hold
Fort-Rolland	10,362	Borough councillor	59.03%	Kymberley Simonyik 1,034 (17.22%)	Michèle Flannery 2,642 (44.00%)	Stéphanie Poitras 663 (11.04%)	Dominic Rossi 1,665 (27.73%)	Kymberley Simonyik	PM gain from EDC
J.-Émery-Provost	10,430	Borough councillor	40.35%	Mehdi Lama 656 (16.01%)	Younes Boukala 1,577 (38.49%)	Christian Lejeune 1,035 (25.26%)	Daniel Racicot 829 (20.23%)	Daniel Racicot	PM gain from EDL

LaSalle

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Équipe Barbe	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	53,533	Borough mayor	39.03%	Monique Vallée 4,212 (20.87%)	Kathy Landry 4,840 (23.98%)	Manon Barbe 11,129 (55.15%)		Manon Barbe	Barbe hold
Cecil-P.-Newman	26,682	City councillor	35.87%	Pino Asaro 2,900 (31.86%)	Yasmina El Babarti Jimenez 2,373 (26.07%)	Lise Zarac 3,360 (36.92%)	Carolina Caruso (Ind.) 468 (5.14%)	Monique Vallée	Barbe gain from EDC
		Borough councillor I	35.91%	Devinderpal Singh 2,482 (27.29%)	Anila Erindi 2,566 (28.21%)	Serge Declos 4,048 (44.50%)		Serge Declos	Barbe hold
		Borough councillor II	35.96%	Steven Laperrière 2,486 (27.36%)	Romarick Okou 2,243 (24.69%)	Josée Troilo 3,893 (42.85%)	Mody Maka Barry (Ind.) 463 (5.10%)	Josée Troilo	Barbe hold
Sault-Saint-Louis	26,851	City councillor	42.07%	Ben Lumière Moussienza 2,240 (20.60%)	Loren Dafniotis 2,999 (27.58%)	Richard Deschamps 5,636 (51.83%)		Richard Deschamps	Barbe hold
		Borough councillor I	42.02%	Josée Aumont-Blanchette 2,613 (24.07%)	Alex Lauzon 3,243 (29.87%)	Laura Palestini 5,000 (46.06%)		Nancy Blanchet	Barbe hold
		Borough councillor II	42.10%	Balkis Imam 1,986 (18.28%)	Roxanne Gendron 3,289 (30.28%)	Nancy Blanchet 5,588 (51.44%)		Laura-Ann Palestini	Barbe hold

Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout				Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Coalition Montréal	Incumbent	Result
—	98,948	Borough mayor	44.81%	Réal Ménard 19,427 (44.96%)	Pierre Lessard-Blais 23,779 (55.04%)		Réal Ménard	PM gain from EDC
Hochelaga	24,419	City councillor	43.06%	Jean-François Beaupré 2,922 (28.51%)	Éric Alan Caldwell 7,326 (71.49%)		Éric Alan Caldwell	PM hold
Louis-Riel	22,262	City councillor	45.43%	Karine Boivin Roy 5,180 (52.76%)	Isi Meza 4,386 (44.67%)	Joao Neves 252 (2.57%)	Karine Boivin Roy	EDC hold
Maisonneuve–Longue-Pointe	25,647	City councillor	44.48%	Simon-Robert Chartrand 4,008 (36.15%)	Laurence Lavigne Lalonde 7,077 (63.85%)		Laurence Lavigne Lalonde	PM hold
Tétreaultville	26,620	City councillor	46.18%	Richard Celzi 4,894 (41.81%)	Suzie Miron 6,937 (58.19%)		Richard Celzi	PM gain from EDC

Montréal-Nord

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout				Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	53,662	Borough mayor	35.40%	Christine Black 11,864 (66.28%)	Balarama Holness 6,036 (33.72%)		Christine Black	EDC hold
Marie-Clarac	28,314	City councillor	36.20%	Abdelhaq Sari 4,881 (50.80%)	Mathieu Léonard 4,015 (41.79%)	Marie-Carmel Michel (Ind.) 712 (7.41%)	Chantal Rossi	EDC hold
Marie-Clarac	28,314	Borough councillor	36.33%	Jean Marc Poirier 5,180 (53.74%)	Anastasia Marcelin 3,551 (36.84%)	Elaine Bissonnette (Ind.) 571 (5.92%) Henri-Paul Bernier (Ind.) 337 (3.50%)	Monica Ricourt	EDC hold
Ovide-Clermont	25,348	City councillor	34.34%	Chantal Rossi Co-candidate^[3] for Denis Coderre 5,409 (65.47%)	Sacha-Wilky Merazil 2,853 (34.53%)		Jean-Marc Gibeau	EDC hold
Ovide-Clermont	25,348	Borough councillor	34.29%	Renée-Chantal Belinga 4,985 (61.95%)	Stéphanie Casimir 3,062 (38.05%)		Sylvia Lo Bianco	EDC hold

Outremont

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Coalition Montréal	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	15,371	Borough mayor	58.29%	Marie Potvin 2,800 (31,69%)	Philipe Tomlinson 4,197 (47.50%)	Ronald Moroz 68 (0.77%)	Alexandre Lussier (Ind.) 1,770 (20.03%)	Marie Cinq-Mars	PM gain from Ind.
Claude-Ryan	3,965	Borough councillor	59.67%	Jeremy Murray 449 (20.95%)	Mindy Pollak 1,186 (55.34%)		Chantal Raymond (Ind.) 508 (23.71%)	Mindy Pollak	PM hold
Jeanne-Sauvé	3,794	Borough councillor	56.14%	Christine Gélinas-Élie 711 (34.07%)	Fanny Magini 851 (40.78%)	Adrien Mitchell 18 (0.86%)	Jacqueline Gremaud (Ind.) 507 (24.29%)	Jacqueline Gremaud	PM gain from Ind.
Joseph-Beaubien	4,210	Borough councillor	63.21%	William Habib 390 (14.88%)	Valérie Patreau 1,219 (46.51%)		Céline Forget (Ind.) 1,012 (38.61%)	Céline Forget	PM gain from Ind.
Robert-Bourassa	3,402	Borough councillor	52.91%	Jean-Marc Corbeil 818 (46.53%)	David DesBaillets 665 (37.83%)		Frédéric Lecoq (Ind.) 275 (15.64%)	Marie Potvin	EDC hold

Pierrefonds-Roxboro

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	48,154	Borough mayor	36.51%	Dimitrios Jim Beis 7,918 (46.01%)	Hélène Dupont 5,733 (33.31%)	Justine McIntyre 3,558 (20.68%)		Dimitrios Jim Beis	EDC hold
Bois-de-Liesse	25,366	City councillor	36.84%	Benoit Langevin 3,952 (43.55%)	Andréanne Martin 3,466 (38.19%)	Eric McCarty 1,657 (18.26%)		Justine McIntyre	EDC gain from VCM
Bois-de-Liesse	25,366	Borough councillor	36.88%	Louise Leroux 4,056 (44.73%)	Alexis Audoin 3,489 (38.48%)	Roger Trottier 1,522 (16.79%)		Roger Trottier	EDC gain from VCM
Cap-Saint-Jacques	22,788	City councillor	36.05%	Catherine Clément-Talbot 3,327 (41.28%)	Ross Stitt 2,719 (33.73%)	Manuela de Paoli 1,102 (13.67%)	Michael Labelle (Ind.) 912 (11.32%)	Catherine Clément-Talbot	EDC hold
Cap-Saint-Jacques	22,788	Borough councillor	36.05%	Yves Gignac 3,682 (45.79%)	Peter Papadogiannis 3,319 (41.28%)	Naghmeh Shafiei 1,040 (12.93%)		Yves Gignac	EDC hold

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Coalition Montréal	Plateau sans frontières	Incumbent	Result
—	65,538	Borough mayor	47.87%	Zach Macklovitch 10,438 (34.30%)	Luc Ferrandez 19,997 (65.70%)		~~Michel Brûlé~~ Candidacy withdrawn	Luc Ferrandez	PM hold
De Lorimier	23,188	City councillor	52.42%	Linda Gauthier 3,484 (29.16%)	Marianne Giguère 8,415 (70.84%)		~~Audrey Morin~~ Candidacy withdrawn	Louise Mainville	PM hold
De Lorimier	23,188	Borough councillor	52.48%	Jean-Pierre Szaraz 3,219 (27.11%)	Josefina Blanco 8,656 (72.89%)		~~Caroline Moreno~~ Candidacy withdrawn	Marianne Giguère	PM hold
Jeanne-Mance	20,970	City councillor	42.12%	Marc-Antoine Desjardins 2,763 (32.01%)	Alex Norris 5,390 (62.43%)	Deborah Rankin 338 (3.92%)	Joash Whyte 142 (1.64%)	Alex Norris	PM hold
Jeanne-Mance	20,970	Borough councillor	42.27%	Daniel Loureiro 2,754 (31.74%)	Maeva Vilain 5,229 (60.26%)	Terrence Regan 487 (5.61%)	Yvan Dias 207 (2.39%)	Christine Gosselin	PM hold
Mile-End	21,380	City councillor	48.33%	Iris Almeida-Côté 2,628 (26.08%)	Richard Ryan 7,171 (71.15%)		Halil Sustam 279 (2.77%)	Richard Ryan	PM hold
Mile-End	21,380	Borough councillor	48.30%	Jean David Prophète 2,367 (23.51%)	Marie Plourde 7,699 (76.49%)		~~Gabrielle Lebeau~~ Candidacy withdrawn	Marie Plourde	PM hold

Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout				Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	80,431	Borough mayor	42.39%	Chantal Rouleau 18,861 (57.37%)	Pietro Mercuri 14,013 (42.63%)		Chantal Rouleau	EDC hold
La Pointe-aux-Prairies	31,018	City councillor	41.72%	Richard Guay 6,306 (50.33%)	Daphney Colin 6,224 (49.67%)		Richard Guay	EDC hold
La Pointe-aux-Prairies	31,018	Borough councillor	41.76%	Manuel Guedes 6,063 (48.45%)	Lisa Christensen 6,093 (48.69%)	Alain Lanoue (Ind.) 358 (2.86%)	Manuel Guedes	PM gain from EDC
Pointe-aux-Trembles	24,317	City councillor	45.87%	Suzanne Décarie 5,947 (55.05%)	Tomy-Richard Leboeuf-McGregor 4,856 (44.95%)		Suzanne Décarie	EDC hold
Pointe-aux-Trembles	24,317	Borough councillor	45.95%	Gilles Déziel 5,768 (53.56%)	Vladimir Gelin 5,001 (46.44%)		Gilles Déziel	EDC hold
Rivière-des-Prairies	25,096	City councillor	39.86%	Giovanni Rapanà 5,749 (59.94%)	Hector Perlera 3,836 (40.06%)		Giovanni Rapanà	EDC hold
Rivière-des-Prairies	25,096	Borough councillor	39.86%	Nathalie Pierre-Antoine 5,733 (60.34%)	Jean-Eddie Jr Désiré 3,768 (39.66%)		Nathalie Pierre-Antoine	EDC hold

Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout			Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Incumbent	Result
—	99,459	Borough mayor	50.32%	Marc-André Gadoury 15,452 (31.71%)	François Croteau 33,275 (68.29%)	François Croteau	PM hold
Étienne-Desmarteau	23,307	City councillor	52.85%	Scott McKay 3,928 (32.62%)	Stéphanie Watt 8,113 (67.38%)	Marc-André Gadoury	PM gain from EDC
Marie-Victorin	23,259	City councillor	48.09%	Nathalie Fortin 5,122 (47.37%)	Jocelyn Pauzé 5,690 (52.63%)	Guillaume Lavoie	PM hold
Saint-Édouard	25,683	City councillor	49.77%	Jack Hallak 2,813 (22.61%)	François Limoges 9,626 (77.39%)	François Limoges	PM hold
Vieux-Rosemont	27,210	City councillor	50.52%	Mariam Laagad 4,333 (32.46%)	Christine Gosselin 9,014 (67.54%)	Érika Duchesne	PM gain from EDC

Saint-Laurent

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	61,623	Borough mayor	32.17%	Alan DeSousa 12,877 (66.93%)	Nora Chénier-Jones 6,363 (33.07%)			Alan DeSousa	EDC hold
Côte-de-Liesse	33,071	City councillor	32.83%	Francesco Miele 7,171 (68.39%)	Salman Farah 3,314 (31.61%)			Francesco Miele	EDC hold
Côte-de-Liesse	33,071	Borough councillor	32.82%	Jacques Cohen 6,680 (63.59%)	Julio Rivera 3,323 (31.64%)		Mario Bonenfant (Ind.) 501 (4.77%)	Maurice Cohen	EDC hold
Norman-McLaren	28,552	City councillor	31.34%	Aref Salem 4,887 (56.73%)	Julie Lamontagne 3,727 (43.27%)			Aref Salem	EDC hold
Norman-McLaren	28,552	Borough councillor	31.37%	Michèle Biron 4,847 (56.39%)	Rafik Hakim 2,849 (33.15%)	Elias Bitar 695 (8.09%)	Jamil Ahmad Gondal (Ind.) 204 (2.37%)	Michèle Biron	EDC hold

Saint-Léonard

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout				Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	50,593	Borough mayor	37.42%	Michel Bissonnet 11,651 (64.61%)	Julie Caron 5,495 (30.47%)	Tommaso Di Paola (Ind.) 888 (4.92%)	Michel Bissonnet	EDC hold
Saint-Léonard-Est	21,692	City councillor	38.79%	Patricia Lattanzio 5,351 (67.45%)	Arij-Abrar El Korbi 2,582 (32.55%)		Patricia Lattanzio	EDC hold
Saint-Léonard-Est	21,692	Borough councillor	38.80%	Lili-Anne Tremblay 4,602 (58.61%)	Giovanni Capuano 3,250 (41.39%)		Lili-Anne Tremblay	EDC hold
Saint-Léonard-Ouest	28,901	City councillor	36.38%	Dominic Perri 6,632 (66.89%)	Oualid Frej 3,283 (33.11%)		Dominic Perri	EDC hold
Saint-Léonard-Ouest	28,901	Borough councillor	36.36%	Mario Battista 6,427 (64.41%)	Anick Druelle 3,175 (31.82%)	Nickenson Aldonzar (Ind.) 376 (3.77%)	Mario Battista	EDC hold

Le Sud-Ouest

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Coalition Montréal	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	55,657	Borough mayor	40.44%	Denise Mérineau 6,231 (28.59%)	Benoit Dorais 15,567 (71.41%)			Benoit Dorais	PM hold
Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles–Griffintown	30,537	City councillor	39.72%	Daniel Doyle 3,763 (31.81%)	Craig Sauvé 7,794 (65.88%)	Taimur Tanoli 154 (1.30%)	Thomas Tsukalas (Ind.) 119 (1.01%)	Craig Sauvé	PM hold
	30,537	Borough councillor	39.73%	Nicole Picher 3,996 (33.85%)	Sophie Thiébaut 7,808 (66.15%)			Sophie Thiébaut	PM hold
Saint-Paul–Émard–Saint-Henri-Ouest	25,120	City councillor	40.99%	Marc-Antoine Audette 3,369 (33.95%)	Anne-Marie Sigouin 6,553 (66.05%)			Anne-Marie Sigouin	PM hold
Saint-Paul–Émard–Saint-Henri-Ouest	25,120	Borough councillor	41.10%	Claudia Olga Ouamabia 3,233 (32.53%)	Alain Vaillancourt 6,705 (67.47%)			Alain Vaillancourt	PM hold

Verdun

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout			Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Incumbent	Result
—	49,529	Borough mayor	45.30%	Jean-François Parenteau 11,925 (54.19%)	Michèle Chappaz 10,082 (45.81%)	Jean-François Parenteau	EDC hold
Champlain– L'Île-des-Sœurs	27,348	City councillor	44.72%	Marie-Josée Parent 6,265 (52.88%)	Nathalie Pedro 5,582 (47.12%)	Manon Gauthier	EDC hold
		Borough councillor I	44.70%	Pierre L'Heureux 6,215 (52.50%)	Jean-Pierre Boivin 5,623 (47.50%)	Pierre L'Heureux	EDC hold
		Borough councillor II	44.69%	Véronique Tremblay 6,264 (52.82%)	Gabriel Bégin 5,596 (47.18%)	Marie-Eve Brunet	EDC hold
Desmarchais-Crawford	22,181	City councillor	46.00%	Marie-Eve Brunet 4,203 (42.02%)	Sterling Downey 5,799 (57.98%)	Sterling Downey	PM hold
		Borough councillor I	46.11%	Ann Guy 4,044 (40.40%)	Luc Gagnon 5,967 (59.60%)	Luc Gagnon	PM hold
		Borough councillor II	46.03%	Tracey Arial 3,609 (36.10%)	Marie-Andrée Mauger 6,388 (63.90%)	Marie-Andrée Mauger	PM hold

Ville-Marie

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	VCM	Coalition Montréal	Other	Incumbent	Result
Peter-McGill	18,591	City councillor	27.94%	Cathy Wong 2,356 (46.32%)	Jabiz Sharifian 1,709 (33.60%)	Steve Shanahan 601 (11.82%)	John Symon Co-candidate^[3] for Jean Fortier 382 (7.51%)	Liyousa Kilani (Ind.) 38 (0.75%)	Steve Shanahan	EDC gain from VCM
Saint-Jacques	21,320	City councillor	38.10%	Richard Bergeron 3,642 (45.64%)	Robert Beaudry 4,174 (52.31%)	Daniel Gaudreau 164 (2.06%)			Richard Bergeron	PM gain from EDC
Sainte-Marie	18,385	City councillor	43.87%	Pierre Mainville 2,460 (31.21%)	Sophie Mauzerolle Co-candidate^[3] for Valérie Plante 5,276 (66.95%)	Artur Adam Urbanowicz 145 (1.84%)			Valérie Plante	PM hold

Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout				Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	89,591	Borough mayor	41.29%	Anie Samson 16,306 (45.93%)	Giuliana Fumagalli 19,196 (54.07%)		Anie Samson	PM gain from EDC
François-Perrault	22,575	City councillor	39.21%	Érika Duchesne 3,443 (40.79%)	Sylvain Ouellet 4,998 (59.21%)		Sylvain Ouellet	PM hold
Parc-Extension	20,775	City councillor	40.47%	Mary Deros 4,035 (49.77%)	Rafik Bentabbel 3,567 (43.99%)	Mohammad Tanbir Yousuf (CM) 506 (6.24%)	Mary Deros	EDC hold
Saint-Michel	21,856	City councillor	30.48%	Frantz Benjamin 3,882 (61.95%)	Rana Alrabi 2,384 (38.05%)		Frantz Benjamin	EDC hold
Villeray	24,385	City councillor	53.64%	Elsie Lefebvre 6,190 (48.18%)	Rosannie Filato 6,499 (50.59%)	Charles Sounan (Ind.) 158 (1.23%)	Elsie Lefebvre	PM gain from EDC

References

↑ Schué, Romain (August 1, 2017). "Élections municipales: qui sont les candidats?". Métro (in French).
↑ Daoust-Braun, Sarah (6 November 2017). "De grosses pointures s'effondrent à Montréal, dont Richard Bergeron". Journal de Montréal. Retrieved 6 November 2017.
1 2 3 4 "A person may only run for one position, either mayor of the city, borough mayor, city councillor, or borough councillor. However, a person running for mayor of the city for an authorized party may also run, together with a second person called a 'co-candidate' (colistier), for city councillor. This does not include the position of borough mayor. If the candidate for mayor is elected and also obtains the largest number of votes for the position of city councillor, he or she becomes mayor of the city and the co-candidate becomes city councillor. If he or she is defeated for city but obtains the largest number of votes for city councillor, he or she becomes city councillor for the district or (in the case of Anjou and Lachine only) the borough instead of the co-candidate, unless he or she refuses the position in writing within 30 days after his or her election as city councillor is announced." - Élection Montréal. Manuel du candidat. 2009. pp. 8-9.
↑ Santerre, David (5 November 2017). "Coderre prend le blâme et quitte la politique municipale". La Presse. Retrieved 6 November 2017.
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↑ La mairesse d'Outremont perd deux conseillères Radio-Canada
↑ Former Montreal mayoral candidate Marcel Côté dies of heart attack Montreal Gazette
↑ Mélanie Joly steps down as leader of Vrai changement pour Montréal CBC News
↑ Plateau borough mayor Ferrandez named Projet Montréal interim leader Montreal Gazette
↑ Richard Bergeron to join Montreal's executive committee Montreal Gazette
↑ Councillor Steve Shanahan's jump to federal politics angers opposition Montreal Gazette
↑ Marie Potvin elected in Outremont byelection CTV News
↑ Two borough councillors switch to Coderre's party Montreal Gazette
↑ Montreal city councillor Domenico Moschella has died Montreal Gazette
↑ Projet Montréal's Marc-André Gadoury has joined Denis Coderre's team Montreal Gazette
↑ Érika Duchesne quitte Projet Montréal Le Devoir
↑ Lachine city councillor quits Dauphin party, will sit as independent Montreal Gazette
↑ Lattanzio Takes Seat The Suburban
↑ Montreal North Mayor Gilles Deguire resigns amidst criminal investigation CBC News
↑ Érika Duchesne se joint à Coderre Métro
↑ Christine Black is elected borough mayor in Montreal North Montreal Gazette
↑ Russell Copeman joins Mayor Denis Coderre's party Montreal Gazette
↑ Richard Bergeron, founder of Projet Montréal, joins Denis Coderre's team CBC News
↑ Councillor quits Équipe Dauphin Lachine amid allegations against mayor. Montreal Gazette , November 28, 2016.
↑ Valerie Plante elected leader of Projet Montreal CTV News
↑ Coalition Montréal leader Benoit Dorais quits party to sit as independent Montreal Gazette
↑ Marvin Rotrand chosen as interim leader of Coalition Montréal Montreal Gazette
↑ "Projet Montréal gets a seat on Lachine borough council". Montreal Gazette , January 23, 2017.
↑ Borough mayor Real Menard jumps to Coderre's team CTV News
↑ Southwest Borough Mayor joins Projet Montreal CTV News
↑ Île-Bizard–Ste-Genevieve mayor joins Projet Montréal Montreal Gazette
↑ Normandin, Pierre-André (17 October 2017). "Jean Fortier renonce à la mairie de Montréal". La Presse. Retrieved 17 October 2017.
↑ Voter turnout at the advance poll Élection Montréal

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[1] Schué, Romain (August 1, 2017). "Élections municipales: qui sont les candidats?". Métro (in French).

[2] Daoust-Braun, Sarah (6 November 2017). "De grosses pointures s'effondrent à Montréal, dont Richard Bergeron". Journal de Montréal. Retrieved 6 November 2017.

[colistier-3] 1 2 3 4 "A person may only run for one position, either mayor of the city, borough mayor, city councillor, or borough councillor. However, a person running for mayor of the city for an authorized party may also run, together with a second person called a 'co-candidate' (colistier), for city councillor. This does not include the position of borough mayor. If the candidate for mayor is elected and also obtains the largest number of votes for the position of city councillor, he or she becomes mayor of the city and the co-candidate becomes city councillor. If he or she is defeated for city but obtains the largest number of votes for city councillor, he or she becomes city councillor for the district or (in the case of Anjou and Lachine only) the borough instead of the co-candidate, unless he or she refuses the position in writing within 30 days after his or her election as city councillor is announced." - Élection Montréal. Manuel du candidat. 2009. pp. 8-9.

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[12] "Madame Lisa Christensen déclarée élue". Élection Montréal. 17 November 2017. Retrieved 17 November 2017.

[13] La mairesse d'Outremont perd deux conseillères Radio-Canada

[14] Former Montreal mayoral candidate Marcel Côté dies of heart attack Montreal Gazette

[15] Mélanie Joly steps down as leader of Vrai changement pour Montréal CBC News

[16] Plateau borough mayor Ferrandez named Projet Montréal interim leader Montreal Gazette

[17] Richard Bergeron to join Montreal's executive committee Montreal Gazette

[18] Councillor Steve Shanahan's jump to federal politics angers opposition Montreal Gazette

[19] Marie Potvin elected in Outremont byelection CTV News

[20] Two borough councillors switch to Coderre's party Montreal Gazette

[21] Montreal city councillor Domenico Moschella has died Montreal Gazette

[22] Projet Montréal's Marc-André Gadoury has joined Denis Coderre's team Montreal Gazette

[23] Érika Duchesne quitte Projet Montréal Le Devoir

[24] Lachine city councillor quits Dauphin party, will sit as independent Montreal Gazette

[25] Lattanzio Takes Seat The Suburban

[26] Montreal North Mayor Gilles Deguire resigns amidst criminal investigation CBC News

[27] Érika Duchesne se joint à Coderre Métro

[28] Christine Black is elected borough mayor in Montreal North Montreal Gazette

[29] Russell Copeman joins Mayor Denis Coderre's party Montreal Gazette

[30] Richard Bergeron, founder of Projet Montréal, joins Denis Coderre's team CBC News

[31] Councillor quits Équipe Dauphin Lachine amid allegations against mayor. Montreal Gazette , November 28, 2016.

[32] Valerie Plante elected leader of Projet Montreal CTV News

[33] Coalition Montréal leader Benoit Dorais quits party to sit as independent Montreal Gazette

[34] Marvin Rotrand chosen as interim leader of Coalition Montréal Montreal Gazette

[35] "Projet Montréal gets a seat on Lachine borough council". Montreal Gazette , January 23, 2017.

[36] Borough mayor Real Menard jumps to Coderre's team CTV News

[37] Southwest Borough Mayor joins Projet Montreal CTV News

[38] Île-Bizard–Ste-Genevieve mayor joins Projet Montréal Montreal Gazette

[39] Normandin, Pierre-André (17 October 2017). "Jean Fortier renonce à la mairie de Montréal". La Presse. Retrieved 17 October 2017.

[40] Voter turnout at the advance poll Élection Montréal