2014 Quebec general election

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125 seats in the National Assembly of Quebec
63 seats needed for a majority

Opinion polls

Turnout

71.43% (

3.17%)

	Majority party	Minority party

Leader	Philippe Couillard	Pauline Marois
Party	Liberal	Parti Québécois
Leader since	March 17, 2013	June 26, 2007
Leader's seat	Roberval	Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré (lost re-election)
Last election	50 seats, 31.20%	54 seats, 31.95%
Seats before	49	54
Seats won	70	30
Seat change	21	24
Popular vote	1,757,071	1,074,120
Percentage	41.52%	25.38%
Swing	10.32pp	6.57pp

	Third party	Fourth party

Leader	François Legault	Françoise David and Andrés Fontecilla (as spokespeople)
Party	Coalition Avenir Québec	Québec solidaire
Leader since	November 4, 2011	David: February 4, 2006 Fontecilla: May 5, 2013
Leader's seat	L'Assomption	David: Gouin Fontecilla: Ran in Laurier-Dorion (lost)
Last election	19 seats, 27.05%	2 seats, 6.03%
Seats before	18	2
Seats won	22	3
Seat change	4	1
Popular vote	975,607	323,124
Percentage	23.05%	7.63%
Swing	4.00pp	1.60pp

Popular vote by riding. As this is an FPTP election, seat totals are not determined by popular vote, but instead via results by each riding. Click the map for more details.

Premier before election

Pauline Marois
Parti Québécois

Premier after election

Philippe Couillard
Liberal

The 2014 Quebec general election was held on April 7, 2014 to elect members to the National Assembly of Quebec. The incumbent Parti Québécois which had won a minority government in 2012 was defeated by the Quebec Liberal Party under Philippe Couillard who won a majority government of 70 seats, while the incumbent Parti Québécois finished second with 30 seats, becoming the first single-term government since Jean-Jacques Bertrand's Union Nationale government was defeated in 1970. Pauline Marois electoral defeat marked the shortest stay of any Quebec provincial government since the Canadian Confederation.^[1] It marked the lowest seat total for the Parti Québécois since 1989 and its smallest share of the popular vote since its inaugural run in 1970, as Premier Pauline Marois lost her own riding. The Coalition Avenir Québec under François Legault made minor gains in terms of seats despite receiving a smaller share of the popular vote than in the previous election. Québec solidaire won an additional seat, though co-spokesperson Andrés Fontecilla failed to win his riding. This election saw the return of the Liberals to power 2 years after their defeat in 2012. To date this is the last election where the Liberal Party won a majority of seats in the Quebec Assembly.

Summary

At the outset of the campaign, the Parti Québécois had a modest lead in the polls and appeared to have a realistic prospect of winning a majority government. However, the party's support rapidly collapsed after the party announced Pierre Karl Péladeau, the president and CEO of media conglomerate Quebecor, as a star candidate.^[2] Péladeau's conservative and anti-union business background was widely criticized as being at odds with the party's social democratic history;^[3] and his outspoken support for a third referendum on Quebec sovereignty quickly sidelined the issues — including the Charter of Quebec Values and the corruption allegations against the Liberals, the latter of which had contributed to the defeat of Jean Charest's government in the 2012 election — which the party had identified as its primary campaign themes, alienating many voters who had little desire to revive the sovereignty issue.^[2]

In March 2014, Premier Pauline Marois was accused of antisemitism by The Center for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA) surrounding the statements made by party member Louise Mailloux.^[4] Mailloux had written statements equating the Jewish practice of circumcision to rape and claimed that halal and kosher food prices were kept high to fund religious activities abroad. She wrote that the money went to: “For the Jews, to finance Israel’s colonization in Palestinian territories? And for Muslims, to fund the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamists who want to impose Islam worldwide?” Marois defended Mailloux, denying antisemitism within the party and stated that she had "very good relations with the leaders of this community and the leaders of all the different communities in Quebec.” CIJA claimed Marois's apology and statements were inadequate and "meaningless excuses" with CIJA Quebec vice-president, Luciano Del Negro, stating: "She alleges a misunderstanding and refuses to basically recognize her views are not only offensive, but anti-Semitic in nature.”^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]^[8]

Timeline (2012-2014)

Seat changes

Changes in seats held (2012-2014)
Seat	Before				Change
Seat	Date	Member	Party	Reason	Date	Member	Party
Blainville	May 21, 2013^[9]	Daniel Ratthé	█ CAQ	Suspension			█ Independent
Viau	August 9, 2013^[10]	Emmanuel Dubourg	█ Liberal	Resignation	December 9, 2013^[11]	David Heurtel	█ Liberal
Outremont	August 26, 2013	Raymond Bachand	█ Liberal	Resignation	December 9, 2013	Philippe Couillard	█ Liberal
La Pinière	January 20, 2014^[12]	Fatima Houda-Pepin	█ Liberal	Resignation			█ Independent

Changes of party leaders

Changes in party leadership (2012-2014)
Party	Leaving			Succeeded by
Party	Date	Name	Reason	Date	Name	Event
█ Liberal	September 5, 2012	Jean Charest	Resigned after losing election in Sherbrooke	September 12, 2012^[13]	Jean-Marc Fournier	Named as interim leader
█ Liberal	September 5, 2012	Jean Charest	Resigned after losing election in Sherbrooke	March 17, 2013^[14]	Philippe Couillard	Elected leader
█ QC solidaire	November 4, 2012^[15]	Amir Khadir	Stepped down as co-spokesperson due to party rules	December 2, 2012^[16]	André Frappier	Named as interim co-spokesperson
█ QC solidaire	November 4, 2012^[15]	Amir Khadir	Stepped down as co-spokesperson due to party rules	May 5, 2013^[17]	Andrés Fontecilla	Chosen as co-spokesperson
█ Green	February 24, 2013^[18]	Claude Sabourin	Resignation	February 24, 2013	Jean Cloutier	Named as interim leader
█ Green	February 24, 2013^[18]	Claude Sabourin	Resignation	September 21, 2013	Alex Tyrrell	Elected leader
█ Opt. nationale	June 19, 2013^[19]	Jean-Martin Aussant	Resignation	June 19, 2013	Nathaly Dufour	Became interim leader
█ Opt. nationale	June 19, 2013^[19]	Jean-Martin Aussant	Resignation	October 26, 2013	Sol Zanetti	Elected as leader

Other developments

Date
September 4, 2012	The Parti Québécois wins a minority government in the 40th Quebec general election, and Pauline Marois becomes Quebec's first female premier.
September 19, 2012	Swearing in of the Cabinet members
October 30, 2012	The National Assembly of Quebec sits.
February 21, 2013	The Parti Québécois narrowly win a confidence motion on the budget by 52 members to 51 members.^[20]
June 13, 2013	An Act to amend the Election Act for the purpose of establishing fixed-date elections is given royal assent.^[21]
February 20, 2014	The Parti Québécois government table a budget before a two-week recess, sparking election speculation.^[22]^[23]^[24]^[25]
March 5, 2014	Lieutenant Governor Pierre Duchesne dissolves the National Assembly, on Premier Pauline Marois's request, and calls an election for April 7, 2014.^[26]
March 22, 2014	Deadline for nominations.^[27]
March 28, 2014	Returning office open for advanced vote 9:00 am to 9:00 pm ET (UTC−4).^[28]
March 29, 2014	Returning office open for advanced vote 9:00 am to 5:00 pm ET.^[28]
March 30–31, 2014	Advance polls open 9:30 am to 8:00 pm ET.^[29]
April 1, 2014	Elections Quebec was criticized as anglophone students have been rejected the right to vote although they have in some cases been Quebec residents for more than four years.^[30]
April 1–2, 2014	Returning office open for advanced vote 9:00 am to 9:00 pm ET.^[28]
April 3, 2014	Returning office open for advanced vote 9:00 am to 2:00 pm ET.^[28]
April 7, 2014	Election Day. Polls open 9:30 am to 8:00 pm ET.^[31]

Incumbent MNAs who did not run for re-election

Electoral District
Taillon	Marie Malavoy^[32]	Diane Lamarre	Diane Lamarre
Rimouski	Irvin Pelletier^[33]	Harold LeBel	Harold LeBel
D'Arcy-McGee	Lawrence Bergman^[34]	David Birnbaum	David Birnbaum
Maskinongé	Jean-Paul Diamond^[35]	Marc Plante	Marc Plante
Verdun	Henri-François Gautrin^[34]	Jacques Daoust	Jacques Daoust
Nelligan	Yolande James^[35]	Martin Coiteux	Martin Coiteux
Pontiac	Charlotte L'Écuyer^[35]	André Fortin	André Fortin
Vaudreuil	Yvon Marcoux^[34]	Marie-Claude Nichols	Marie-Claude Nichols
Robert-Baldwin	Pierre Marsan^[35]	Carlos Leitão	Carlos Leitão
Trois-Rivières	Danielle St-Amand^[35]	Jean-Denis Girard	Jean-Denis Girard
Groulx	Hélène Daneault^[36]	Claude Surprenant	Claude Surprenant
Saint-Jérôme	Jacques Duchesneau^[37]	Patrice Charbonneau	Pierre Karl Péladeau
Blainville	Daniel Ratthé^[38]	–	Mario Laframboise

Results

↓
70	30	22	3
Liberal	PQ	CAQ	QS

Summary analysis

Popular vote
party	year	votes	change
Liberal	2012	31.20%	+10.32%
Liberal	2014	41.52%	+10.32%
PQ	2012	31.95%	-6.57%
PQ	2014	25.38%	-6.57%
CAQ	2012	27.05%	-4.00%
CAQ	2014	23.05%	-4.00%
QS	2012	6.03%	+1.60%
QS	2014	7.63%	+1.60%
Others	2012	3.77%	-1.35%
Others	2014	2.42%	-1.35%

Elections to the National Assembly of Quebec - seats won/lost by party, 2012-2014
Party		2012	Gain from(loss to)						2014
Party		2012	PQ		Lib	CAQ		QS	2014
	Parti Québécois	54			(15)	1	(9)	(1)	30
	Liberal	50	15			5			70
	Coalition Avenir Québec	19	9	(1)	(5)				22
	Québec solidaire	2	1						3
Total		125	25	(1)	(20)	6	(9)	(1)	125

Pairing off the top three parties, swings were calculated to be:

PQ to Liberal: 8.45%
CAQ to Liberal: 7.16%
PQ to CAQ: 1.29%

Detailed analysis

Summary of the April 7, 2014, National Assembly of Quebec election results^[39]
Party^[40]		Party leader^[40]	Candidates^[39]	Seats					Popular vote
Party^[40]		Party leader^[40]	Candidates^[39]	2012	Dissol.	2014	Change	%	Number	%	Change (pp)
	Liberal	Philippe Couillard	125	50	49	70	+21	56.00	1,757,071	41.52	+10.32
	Parti Québécois	Pauline Marois	124	54	54	30	-24	24.00	1,074,120	25.38	-6.57
	Coalition Avenir Québec	François Legault	122	19	18	22	+4	17.60	975,607	23.05	-4.00
	Québec solidaire	Françoise David, Andrés Fontecilla^†	124	2	2	3	+1	2.40	323,124	7.63	+1.60
	Option nationale	Sol Zanetti	116	—	—	—	—	—	30,697	0.73	-1.16
	Green	Alex Tyrrell	44	—	—	—	—	—	23,163	0.55	-0.44
	Conservative	Adrien Pouliot	59	—	—	—	—	—	16,429	0.39	+0.21
	Independent		11	—	2	—	—	—	15,361	0.36	+0.09
	Parti nul	Renaud Blais	24	—	—	—	—	—	7,539	0.18	+0.12
	Bloc Pot	Hugô St-Onge	14	—	—	—	—	—	2,690	0.06	+0.05
	Marxist–Leninist	Pierre Chénier	24	—	—	—	—	—	2,016	0.05	±0.00
	Parti équitable	Patricia Domingos	5	—	—	—	—	—	1,645	0.04	+0.04
	Parti des sans Parti	Frank Malenfant	5	—	—	—	—	—	1,291	0.03	-0.09^††
	Mon pays le Québec	Claude Dupré	6	*	—	—	*	—	521	0.01	*
	Équipe Autonomiste	Guy Boivin	5	—	—	—	—	—	400	0.01	-0.04
	Unité Nationale	Paul Biron	3	—	—	—	—	—	241	0.01	-0.02
	Quebec – Democratic Revolution	Robert Genesse	1	—	—	—	—	—	163	0.00	-0.01
	Parti indépendantiste	Michel Lepage	1	—	—	—	—	—	126	0.00	-0.03
	Quebec Citizens' Union	Marc-André Lacroix	1	—	—	—	—	—	58	0.00	-0.05
Total			814	125	125	125	0	100.00	4,232,262	100.00
Valid ballots									4,232,262	98.54	-0.24
Rejected ballots									62,793	1.46	+0.24
Voter turnout									4,295,055	71.44	-3.16
Registered electors									6,012,440

Notes:

^† The party designates David and Fontecilla as co-spokespeople. The party's power is held by the general meetings of the members and a board of 16 directors; the de jure leader recognized by the Chief Electoral Officer of Quebec (DGE) is Pierre-Paul St-Onge.^[40]

^†† Party contested the 2012 election under the name Coalition pour la constituante.

* Party did not nominate candidates in the previous election.

Vote share

PLQ			41.52%
PQ			25.38%
CAQ			23.05%
QS			7.63%
Option nationale			0.73%
Green			0.55%
Others			1.15%

Seats

PLQ			56.00%
PQ			24.00%
CAQ			17.60%
QS			2.40%

Opinion polls

Polling firm	Last date of polling	Link	PQ	QLP	CAQ	QS	ON	GPQ	Other
Election results	April 7, 2014	HTML	25.38	41.52	23.05	7.63	0.73	0.55	1.14
Angus Reid^[1]	April 4, 2014	PDF	27	39	25	7	1	1	1
Segma Recherche	April 4, 2014	PDF	25.7	41.5	22.0	8.9			1.9
Forum Research	April 3, 2014	PDF	24	44	23	6	0	2	1
Léger Marketing	April 3, 2014	PDF	29	38	23	9		1	1
EKOS^[1]	April 3, 2014	PDF	27.0	39.8	21.1	9.4			2.8
Ipsos Reid^[1]	April 1, 2014	HTML	28	40	18	12	0		2
Forum Research	March 31, 2014	PDF	29	41	19	7	1	2	1
Léger Marketing	March 23, 2014	PDF	33	40	15	9	1	1	1
Forum Research	March 19, 2014	PDF	32	45	13	7	0	2	1
Ipsos Reid^[1]	March 18, 2014	HTML	33	40	14	9	2		2
CROP	March 16, 2014	PDF	36	39	13	10	1		1
Léger Marketing	March 13, 2014	PDF	37	37	14	9	1	1	1
CROP	March 8, 2014	HTML	36	36	17	8	1		2
Forum Research	March 5, 2014	PDF	38	40	12	7	0	2	1
Léger Marketing	March 3, 2014	PDF	37	35	15	8	1	2	1
2012 Election	September 4, 2012	HTML	31.95	31.20	27.05	6.03	1.89	0.99	0.89

¹ Results among "likely voters"

Pre-campaign period

Pre-campaign period polling (Sep 2012 – Feb 2014)
Polling firm	Last date of polling	Link	PQ	QLP	CAQ	QS	ON	GPQ	Other
CROP	February 16, 2014	HTML	40	34	16	7	2		2
CROP	January 19, 2014	HTML	35	35	16	10	3		2
Léger Marketing	January 18, 2014	PDF	36	33	17	8		3	3
CROP	December 9, 2013	PDF	35	35	18	10	2		1
Léger Marketing	December 5, 2013	PDF	32	37	19	8	1	2	1
CROP	November 17, 2013	PDF	32	37	17	10	2		2
Forum Research	October 22, 2013	PDF	36	38	13	8	2	2	1
CROP	October 21, 2013	HTML	34	38	15	8	4
Léger Marketing	October 10, 2013	PDF	34	36	17	8		4	1
CROP	September 15, 2013	HTML	30	35	21	11	2		2
Léger Marketing	September 14, 2013	PDF	33	36	18	9		2	2
Forum Research	September 13, 2013	PDF^{[permanent dead link]}	35	42	12	7	1	2	1
Léger Marketing	August 30, 2013	PDF	32	36	18	6	2	3	3
CROP	August 18, 2013	HTML	29	40	20	7	2		2
Léger Marketing	June 19, 2013	PDF^{[permanent dead link]}	27	38	19	8	3	3	2
CROP	June 17, 2013	PDF	25	38	22	11	4		1
CROP	May 20, 2013	PDF	24	38	22	10	5		1
Léger Marketing	May 6, 2013	PDF^{[permanent dead link]}	27	35	19	11	4	2	2
CROP	April 22, 2013	HTML	25	38	22	11	3		1
Léger Marketing	March 28, 2013	PDF^{[permanent dead link]}	29	33	20	9	3	4	2
CROP	March 18, 2013	PDF	29	31	25	10			5
Léger Marketing	March 10, 2013	PDF	31	30	20	9	4	5	1
CROP	February 18, 2013	HTML	30	30	27	9			3
Léger Marketing	February 6, 2013	PDF^{[permanent dead link]}	33	31	20	8	3	3	2
CROP	January 21, 2013	PDF	34	29	24	9			4
CROP	January 9, 2013	HTML	31	30	27	8			4
Léger Marketing	December 13, 2012	PDF^{[permanent dead link]}	33	27	27	9	2	2	1
CROP	December 10, 2012	PDF	36	25	25	10			4
CROP	November 23, 2012	HTML	31	29	25	9			5
Léger Marketing	November 22, 2012	PDF	33	31	22	8	4	2	1
CROP	November 19, 2012	HTML	35	27	29	6			3
CROP	October 22, 2012	HTML	34	29	24	11	1	1
Léger Marketing	October 16, 2012	PDF	32	30	25	8	2	2	1
2012 Election	September 4, 2012	HTML	31.95	31.20	27.05	6.03	1.89	0.99	0.89

List of candidates

^[41]

Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine

^[42]

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Other		Incumbent
Bonaventure		Sylvain Roy 11380 45.70%		Damien Arsenault 10580 42.20%		Jean-Marc Landry 1061 4.26%		Patricia Chartier 1540 6.18%		Louis-Patrick St-Pierre 130 0.52%		Patrick Dubois (Nul) 283 1.14%		Sylvain Roy
Côte-du-Sud		André Simard 6649 19.12%		Norbert Morin 17348 49.88%		Mireille Caron 8093 23.27%		Simon Côté 1910 5.49%		Joël Leblanc-Lavoie 158 0.45%		Renaud Blais (Nul) 347 1.00% Gaétan Mercier (Cons.) 272 0.78%		Norbert Morin
Gaspé		Gaétan Lelièvre 10026 52.03%		Annie St-Onge 6513 33.80%		Yvan Blanchard 1192 6.19%		Daniel Leboeuf 989 5.13%		Frédérick Deroy 194 1.01%		Catherine Beau-Ferron (Nul) 255 1.32% Christian Rioux (Cons.) 99 0.51%		Gaétan Lelièvre
Îles-de-la-Madeleine		Jeannine Richard 3319 40.17%		Germain Chevarie 4137 50.07%		Mario-Michel Jomphe 262 3.17%		Natalia Porowska 499 6.04%		David Boudreau 46 0.56%				Jeannine Richard
Matane-Matapédia		Pascal Bérubé 18025 61.16%		Dave Gravel 6712 22.77%		Yann Gobeil-Nadon 3019 10.24%		Gérald Tremblay 1511 5.13%		Joëlle Vadeboncoeur Harrison 207 0.70%				Pascal Bérubé
Rimouski		Harold LeBel 12028 40.58%		Pierre Huot 8888 29.99%		Steven Fleurent 3186 10.75%		Marie-Neige Besner 4851 16.37%		Pierre Beaudoin 327 1.10%		Tom-Henri Cyr (Pot) 138 0.47% Pier-Luc Gagnon (Nul) 219 0.74%		Irvin Pelletier
Rivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata		Michel Lagacé 8378 23.95%		Jean D'Amour 18086 51.69%		Charles Roy 5794 16.56%		Louis Gagnon 2129 6.09%		Étienne Massé 245 0.70%		Frank Malenfant (PDSP) 354 1.01%		Jean D'Amour

Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean and Côte-Nord

^[42]

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Other		Incumbent
Chicoutimi		Stéphane Bédard 11245 34.48%		Michel Mallette 9640 29.56%		Jean-François Doyon 5691 17.45%		Réjean Godin 2105 6.46%		Philippe Gosselin 327 1.00%		Marc Pettersen (Ind.) 3601 11.04%		Stéphane Bédard
Dubuc		Jean-Marie Claveau 8919 32.13%		Serge Simard 11386 41.02%		Claudie Emond 5240 18.88%		Marie-Lise Chrétien-Pineault 1494 5.38%		Ariane Belva 285 1.03%		Pascal Tremblay (Ind.) 431 1.55%		Jean-Marie Claveau
Duplessis		Lorraine Richard 8910 39.99%		Laurence Méthot 8513 38.21%		Christine Pinard 2898 13.01%		Jacques Gélineau 1502 6.74%		Yan Rivard 458 2.06%				Lorraine Richard
Jonquière		Sylvain Gaudreault 13487 43.52%		Tommy Pageau 8254 26.63%		Mélanie Boucher 7318 23.61%		Réjean Dumais 1608 5.19%		Nicolas Beaulieu 326 1.05%				Sylvain Gaudreault
Lac-Saint-Jean		Alexandre Cloutier 13159 44.53%		Pascal Gagnon 8331 28.19%		Elise Marchildon 5412 18.32%		Frédérick Plamondon 1872 6.34%		Sabrina Fauteux-Aïmola 222 0.75%		Francis Dubé (Nul) 318 1.08% Yann Lavoie (Cons.) 235 0.80%		Alexandre Cloutier
René-Lévesque		Marjolain Dufour 11029 55.00%		Michel Lévesque 4366 21.77%		Marie-Christine Fortin-Morand 3152 15.72%		Marie-Pierre Clavette 1297 6.47%		Nicolas Boivin Ringuette 207 1.03%				Marjolain Dufour
Roberval		Denis Trottier 10764 33.33%		Philippe Couillard 17816 55.17%		François Truchon 2239 6.93%		Guillaume Néron 1018 3.15%		Luc-Antoine Cauchon 218 0.68%		Julie Boucher (PDSP) 237 0.73%		Denis Trottier

Capitale-Nationale

Results and statistics

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Conservative		Other		Incumbent
Charlesbourg		Dominique Payette 7215 17.92%		François Blais 16934 42.07%		Denise Trudel 13053 32.43%		Marie Céline Domingue 1936 4.81%		Guillaume Cyr 257 0.64%		Milan Jovanovic 450 1.12%		Sylvain Fiset (Nul) 315 0.78% Normand Fournier (M-L) 40 0.10% Daniel Lachance (UN) 52 0.13%		Denise Trudel
Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré		Pauline Marois 12201 32.87%		Caroline Simard 13083 35.24%		Ian Latrémouille 9682 26.08%		Jean-Yves Bernard 1539 4.15%		François Thériault 287 0.77%		Chantal Melançon 332 0.89%				Pauline Marois
Chauveau		Christian Robitaille 5289 12.22%		Bernard Chartier 12940 29.91%		Gérard Deltell 22679 52.41%		Jean-Claude Bernheim 1617 3.74%		Sophie Leblanc 289 0.67%		Julie Plamondon 455 1.05%				Gérard Deltell
Jean-Lesage		Pierre Châteauvert 6998 22.40%		André Drolet 11645 37.27%		Émilie Foster 7431 23.78%		Sébastien Bouchard 3626 11.60%		Sol Zanetti 782 2.50%		Andrés Garcia 246 0.79%		José Breton (Ind.) 93 0.30% Sébastien Dumais (Nul) 384 1.23% Claude Moreau (M-L) 43 0.14%		André Drolet
Jean-Talon		Clément Laberge 7824 22.48%		Yves Bolduc 15492 44.50%		Hugues Beaulieu 7158 20.56%		Eveline Gueppe 3151 9.05%		Alexandre Lavallée 526 1.51%		Monique Roy Verville 206 0.59%		Maxime Couillard (Nul) 389 1.12% Stéphane Pouleur (Auto.) 66 0.19%		Yves Bolduc
La Peltrie		Paule Desgagnés 4281 10.07%		France Gagnon 14362 33.80%		Éric Caire 21386 50.33%		Alexandre Jobin-Lawler 1444 3.40%		Éric Belleau 274 0.64%		Thomas Pouliot 561 1.32%		Camille Dion-Garneau (Auto.) 185 0.44%		Éric Caire
Louis-Hébert		Patrice Dallaire 6841 18.37%		Sam Hamad 18327 49.22%		Mario Asselin 9650 25.92%		Pascal Minville 1840 4.94%		Patrick Côté 266 0.71%		Dany Bergeron 310 0.83%				Sam Hamad
Montmorency		Michel Guimond 7242 17.11%		Raymond Bernier 17113 40.42%		Michelyne St-Laurent 14323 33.83%		Jean-Pierre Duchesneau 1981 4.68%		Jean Bouchard 255 0.60%		Adrien Pouliot 1015 2.40%		Marielle Parent (Green) 407 0.96%		Michelyne St-Laurent
Portneuf		Hugues Genois 4525 14.67%		Michel Matte 12779 41.42%		Jacques Marcotte 11720 37.99%		Catherine Côté 1209 3.92%		Stéphanie Grimard 227 0.74%		Daniel Beaulieu 391 1.27%				Jacques Marcotte
Taschereau		Agnès Maltais 11376 31.66%		Florent Tanlet 10925 30.40%		Steve Brabant 5865 16.32%		Marie-Ève Duchesne 5495 15.29%		Catherine Dorion 1613 4.21%		Anne Deblois 198 0.55%		Guy Boivin (Auto.) 49 0.14% Sylvain Drolet (PDSP) 127 0.35% Jean-Luc Savard (Nul) 385 1.07%		Agnès Maltais
Vanier-Les Rivières		Marc Dean 6337 15.03%		Patrick Huot 18398 43.64%		Sylvain Lévesque 14535 34.48%		Monique Voisine 1920 4.55%		Mathieu Fillion 400 0.95%		Jean-Alex Martin 564 1.34%				Sylvain Lévesque

Mauricie

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Other		Incumbent
Champlain		Noëlla Champagne 10481 30.17%		Pierre-Michel Auger 11615 33.44%		Andrew D'Amours 10569 30.43%		Lucie Favreau 1848 5.32%		Nicolas Lavigne-Lefebvre 222 0.64%				Noëlla Champagne
Laviolette		André Beaudoin 5492 23.25%		Julie Boulet 12422 52.58%		Sylvain Gauthier 4432 18.76%		Jean-François Dubois 1104 4.67%		Gabriel Olivier Clavet-Massicotte 124 0.52%		Jean-Paul Bédard (M-L) 52 0.22%		Julie Boulet
Maskinongé		Patrick Lahaie 8739 25.11%		Marc Plante 13658 39.24%		Martin Poisson 9846 28.29%		Linda Delmé 2013 5.78%		Dany Brien 154 0.44%		Laurence J. Requilé (Équit.) 119 0.34% François-Xavier Richmond (MPLQ) 35 0.10% Jimmy Thibodeau (Nul) 238 0.68%		Jean-Paul Diamond
Saint-Maurice		Luc Trudel 7591 30.93%		Pierre Giguère 8244 33.59%		Stéphane Mongeau 6982 28.45%		Marie-Line Audet 1304 5.31%		Jean Guillemette 152 0.62%		Jonathan Lapointe (Cons.) 268 1.09%		Luc Trudel
Trois-Rivières		Alexis Deschênes 8452 28.39%		Jean-Denis Girard 11658 39.16%		Diego Brunelle 6634 22.28%		Jean-Claude Landry 2531 8.50%		André de Repentigny 238 0.80%		Pierre-Louis Bonneau (Cons.) 260 0.87%		Danielle St-Amand

Estrie

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Conservative		Other		Incumbent
Mégantic		Isabelle Hallé 7879 29.65%		Ghislain Bolduc 10840 40.79%		Pierre-Luc Boulanger 6078 22.87%		Ludovick Nadeau 1541 5.80%		Évelyne Beaudin 236 0.89%						Ghislain Bolduc
Orford		Michel Breton 7767 26.23%		Pierre Reid 13055 44.09%		Marc-Alexandre Bourget 6227 21.03%		Patricia Tremblay 2291 7.74%		Denis Spick 273 0.92%						Pierre Reid
Richmond		Étienne-Alexis Boucher 11521 27.60%		Karine Vallières 17178 41.16%		Alain Dion 9197 22.04%		Colombe Landry 2833 6.79%		Vincent Proulx 236 0.57%		Dave Côté 209 0.50%		Aurélie Dion-Fontaine (Green) 563 1.35%		Karine Vallières
Saint-François		Réjean Hébert 12725 32.91%		Guy Hardy 14899 38.53%		Gaston Stratford 6607 17.09%		André Poulin 3136 8.11%		Étienne Boudou-Laforce 265 0.69%		Marcel Collette 181 0.47%		Vincent J. Carbonneau (Green) 478 1.24% Philippe Lafrance (Pot) 292 0.76% Lionel Lambert (UN) 82 0.21%		Réjean Hébert
Sherbrooke		Serge Cardin 10525 30.98%		Luc Fortin 12380 36.44%		Philippe Girard 5672 16.69%		Hélène Pigot 4393 12.93%		Jean-Simon Campbell 321 0.94%		François Drogue 181 0.53%		Jeremy Andrews (Green) 328 0.97% Hubert Richard (n.d.) 48 0.14% Jossy Roy (Pot) 130 0.38%		Serge Cardin

Montréal

East

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Green		Other		Incumbent
Anjou–Louis-Riel		Yasmina Chouakri 7326 23.19%		Lise Thériault 16049 50.81%		Richard Campeau 5315 16.83%		Marlène Lessard 2448 7.75%		Raphael Couture 147 0.47%		Annibal Teclou 303 0.96%				Lise Thériault
Bourassa-Sauvé		Leila Mahiout 5646 19.07%		Rita de Santis 17905 60.48%		Fabrizio Del Fabbro 3624 12.24%		Claude Généreux 1747 5.90%		Félix Luthu 119 0.40%		Adam Aberra 351 1.19%		Jean-François Brunet (Pot) 214 0.72		Rita de Santis
Bourget		Maka Kotto 12525 37.78%		Jean-Pierre Gagnon 9567 28.86%		Sylvain Medza 6510 19.64%		Gaétan Châteauneuf 3714 11.20%		Diego Saavedra Renaud 243 0.73%		Thomas Lapierre 489 1.48%		Claude Brunelle (M-L) 101 0.30%		Maka Kotto
Crémazie		Diane De Courcy 10892 31.60%		Marie Montpetit 13440 39.00%		Sylvain Bessette 4731 13.73%		André Frappier 4726 13.71%		Gabrielle Ladouceur-Despins 227 0.66%		Virginia Leurent-Bonnevie 448 1.30%				Diane De Courcy
Gouin		Louise Mailloux 6438 20.31%		Cheraquie Auguste-Constant 5642 17.80%		Paul Franche 2748 8.67%		Françoise David 16155 50.98%		Olivier Lacelle 358 1.13%				Marc Boulanger (Nul) 351 1.11%		Françoise David
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve		Carole Poirier 9038 34.86%		David Provencher 4675 18.03%		Brendan Walsh 3097 11.95%		Alexandre Leduc 7926 30.57%		Simon Marchand 316 1.22%		Malcolm Lewis-Richmond 352 1.36%		Justin Canning (Nul) 278 1.07% Christine Dandenault (M-L) 61 0.24% Etienne Mallette (Pot) 182 0.70%		Carole Poirier
Jeanne-Mance–Viger		Joanie Harnois 2956 8.60%		Filomena Rotiroti 27007 78.53%		Mario Parent 2820 8.20%		Stéphanie Charpentier 1154 3.36%				Melissa Miscione 379 1.10%		Garnet Colly (M-L) 73 0.21%		Filomena Rotiroti
LaFontaine		Mathieu Pelletier 3327 10.84%		Marc Tanguay 22476 73.26%		Julie Di Battista Manseau 3303 10.77%		Véronique Martineau 1189 3.88%		Geneviève Dao Phan 116 0.38%		Benoit Drouin 233 0.76%		Yves Le Seigle (M-L) 34 0.11%		Marc Tanguay
Laurier-Dorion		Pierre Céré 5369 15.93%		Gerry Sklavounos 15566 46.19%		Valérie Assouline 2431 7.21%		Andrés Fontecilla 9330 27.69%		Miguel Tremblay 263 0.78%		Jeremy Tessier 482 1.43%		Peter Macrisopoulos (M-L) 116 0.34% Hugô St-Onge (Pot) 143 0.42%		Gerry Sklavounos
Mercier		Sylvie Legault 5872 20.50%		Richard Sagala 6593 23.02%		Alain Clavet 2400 8.38%		Amir Khadir 13228 46.19%		Martin Servant 228 0.80%				Hate's Deslandes (Pot) 189 0.66% Roger Hughes (Ind.) 129 0.45%		Amir Khadir
Pointe-aux-Trembles		Nicole Léger 12021 43.22%		Claude Blais 6229 22.40%		Mathieu Binette 6692 24.06%		Natacha Larocque 2165 7.78%		Camille Goyette-Gingras 234 0.84%		David Cox 332 1.19%		Louis Chandonnet (Auto.) 56 0.20% Geneviève Royer (M-L) 82 0.29%		Nicole Léger
Rosemont		Jean-François Lisée 12712 34.27%		Thiery Valade 11114 29.96%		Carl Dubois 5252 14.16%		Jean Trudelle 6930 18.68%		Sophie-Geneviève Labelle 321 0.87%		Ksenia Svetoushkina 488 1.32%		Matthew Babin (Pot) 200 0.54% Stéphane Chénier (M-L) 78 0.21%		Jean-François Lisée
Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques		Daniel Breton 7612 27.61%		Anna Klisko 8346 30.27%		Patrick Thauvette 2364 8.57%		Manon Massé 8437 30.60%		Nic Payne 210 0.76%		Stewart Wiseman 393 1.43%		Marc Bissonnette (Pot) 164 0.59% Serge Lachapelle (M-L) 47 0.17		Daniel Breton
Viau		Odette Lavigne 3782 14.71%		David Heurtel 15945 62.02%		Wilner Cayo 2380 9.26		Geneviève Fortier-Moreau 2795 10.87%		Benjamin Michaud 177 0.69%		Marijo Bourgault 304 1.18%		Ana Da Silva (Pot) 145 0.56% Benoit Valiquette (Nul) 181 0.70%		David Heurtel

West

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Green		Other		Incumbent
Acadie		Évelyne Abitbol		Christine St-Pierre		Serge Pourreaux		Geneviève Dick		Julie Boivin		Alix Nyaburerwa		Yvon Breton (M-L)		Christine St-Pierre
D'Arcy-McGee		Éliane Pion		David Birnbaum		Elizabeth Smart		Suzanne Dufresne				Abraham Weizfeld				Lawrence Bergman
Jacques-Cartier		Laurence Desroches		Geoffrey Kelley		Denis Deguire		Jean-François Belley				James Maynard		Louis-Charles Fortier (Cons.)		Geoffrey Kelley
Marguerite-Bourgeoys		Richard Leboeuf-McGregor		Robert Poëti		Zoubir Bouchaala		Alexandre Émond		Myriam Drouin		Stéphanie Stevenson				Robert Poëti
Marquette		Élisabeth Fortin		François Ouimet		Marc Thériault		Marie-France Raymond-Dufour		Maude Paquette		John Symon		Thierry Bisaillon-Roy (Nul) Pierre Ennio Crespi (Cons.)		François Ouimet
Mont-Royal		Audrey Beauséjour		Pierre Arcand		Jamilla Leboeuf		Roy Semak				Darryl L Giraud		Hélène Floch (Cons.) Diane Johnston (M-L)		Pierre Arcand
Nelligan		Louis-David Bénard		Martin Coiteux		Albert Bitton				François Landry		Charles Bourassa		Trevor Pinto (Cons.)		Yolande James
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce		Olivier Sirard		Kathleen Weil		Noah Sidel		Annick Desjardins				Alex Tyrrell		Rachel Hoffman (M-L)		Kathleen Weil
Outremont		Roxanne Gendron		Hélène David		Rébecca McCann		Édith Laperle		Galia Vaillancourt		Théo Brière		Mathieu Marcil (Nul) Simon Pouliot (Cons.)		Philippe Couillard
Robert-Baldwin		Michaël Comtois-Lussier		Carlos Leitão		Jamie Allen		Ali Faour		Viviane Martinova-Croteau		Mathieu Mireault		Patricia Popert (Cons.)		Pierre Marsan
Saint-Henri–Sainte-Anne		Véronique Fournier		Marguerite Blais		Louis-Philippe Boulanger		Molly Alexander		Étienne Forest		Sharon Sweeney		Anna Kruzynski (Nul) Jairo Gaston Sanchez (Pot)		Marguerite Blais
Saint-Laurent		Rachid Bandou		Jean-Marc Fournier				Hasnaa Kadiri		Jennifer Beaudry		Tidiane Diallo		Fernand Deschamps (M-L) Guy Morissette (Cons.)		Jean-Marc Fournier
Verdun		Lorraine Pintal		Jacques Daoust		Benoit Richer		Rosa Pires		Julien Longchamp		Antonin Bergeron-Bossé		Raynald St-Onge (Pot) Eileen Studd (M-L)		Henri-François Gautrin
Westmount–Saint-Louis		Denise Laroche		Jacques Chagnon				Mélissa Desjardins				Lisa Julie Cahn		David Gerard (Cons.)^[43]		Jacques Chagnon

Outaouais

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Other		Incumbent
Chapleau		Yves Morin		Marc Carrière		Carl Pelletier		Laura Avalos		Philippe Boily		Roger Fleury (Green) Pierre Soublière (M-L)		Marc Carrière
Gatineau		Cédric Sarault		Stéphanie Vallée		André Paradis		Alexis Harvey		Marcel Vaive		Alexandre Deschênes (M-L)		Stéphanie Vallée
Hull		Gilles Aubé		Maryse Gaudreault		Jean Bosco Citegetse		Benoît Renaud		Eid Harb		Gabriel Girard Bernier (M-L)		Maryse Gaudreault
Papineau		Jean-François Primeau		Alexandre Iracà		René Langelier		Marc Sarazin		Jonathan Beauchamp		Christine Gagné (Nul)		Alexandre Iracá
Pontiac		Maryse Vallières-Murray		André Fortin		Michel Mongeon		Charmain Levy				Louis Lang (M-L)		Charlotte L'Écuyer

Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Nord-du-Québec

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Other		Incumbent
Abitibi-Est		Élizabeth Larouche		Guy Bourgeois		Sylvain Martel		Valérie Dufour		Richard Trudel		Maxym Perron-Tellier (Cons.)		Élizabeth Larouche
Abitibi-Ouest		François Gendron		Serge Bastien		Nadia Racine		Ghislaine Camirand		Grégory Vézeau				François Gendron
Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue		Gilles Chapadeau		Luc Blanchette		Bernard Flébus		Guy Leclerc		Ghislain Dallaire				Gilles Chapadeau
Ungava		Luc Ferland		Jean Boucher		Michael Cameron		André Richer		Zoé Allen-Mercier		Matthew Guillemette (Nul)		Luc Ferland

Chaudière-Appalaches and Centre-du-Québec

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Conservative		Other		Incumbent
Arthabaska		Gaëtan St-Arnaud		Luc Dastous		Sylvie Roy		Christine Letendre				Jean Landry		François Fillion (Green)		Sylvie Roy
Beauce-Nord		Olivier Pouliot-Audet		José Couture		André Spénard		Mathieu Dumont		Lorenzo Tessier-Moreau		Éric Couture		Benoît Roy (Ind.)		André Spénard
Beauce-Sud		Alex Gagnon Lacroix		Robert Dutil		Samuel Poulin		Diane Vincent		Vanessa Roy		Stéphane Bégin		Robert Genesse (QRD) Jean Paquet (MPLQ)		Robert Dutil
Bellechasse		Linda Goupil		Dominique Vien		Stéphanie Lachance		Benoit Comeau		Mathilde Lefebvre		Patrice Aubin				Dominique Vien
Chutes-de-la-Chaudière		Catherine Paré		Ghyslain Vaillancourt		Marc Picard		Olivier Bolduc		Alexis Lévesque-Morin		Benoit Cloutier		Dave Gagné (PDSP)		Marc Picard
Drummond–Bois-Francs		Daniel Lebel		Isabelle Chabot		Sébastien Schneeberger		Francis Soulard		Alexandre Phénix		François Picard		Frédéric Bélanger (Nul)		Sébastien Schneeberger
Johnson		Yves-François Blanchet		Brigitte Mercier		André Lamontagne		François Desrochers		Magali Doucet		Benoit Lussier		Sébastien Gauthier (Nul)		Yves-François Blanchet
Lévis		Sylvie Girard		Simon Turmel		Christian Dubé		Yv Bonnier Viger		Nicolas Belley		Sébastien Roy		Paul Biron (UN)		Christian Dubé
Lotbinière-Frontenac		Kaven Mathieu		Laurent Lessard		Luc de la Sablonnière		Nadia Blouin		Annie Grégoire-Gauthier		Sylvain Rancourt		Denis Cadieux (MPLQ) Rodrigue Leblanc (Ind.)		Laurent Lessard
Nicolet-Bécancour		Jean-René Dubois		Denis Vallée		Donald Martel		Marc Dion		Marjolaine Lachapelle		Guillaume Laquerre				Donald Martel

Laval

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Other		Incumbent
Chomedey		Jean Cooke		Guy Ouellette		Carlie Dejoie		Lise-Anne Rheaume		Patrick Simard		Brendan Edge (Green) Emily Gagnon (Pot) Nick Keramarios (Cons.)^[43]		Guy Ouellette
Fabre		François-Gycelain Rocque		Gilles Ouimet		Christopher Skeete		Marie-Claire Des Rochers-Lamarche		Bernard Paré				Gilles Ouimet
Laval-des-Rapides		Léo Bureau-Blouin		Saul Polo		Vincent Bolduc		Nicolas Chatel-Launay		David Voyer		Léo McKenna (Green)		Léo Bureau-Blouin
Mille-Îles		Djemila Benhabib		Francine Charbonneau		Sylvain Loranger		Anik Paradis		Maël Rieussec		Bianca Jitaru (Green) David Mirabella (Cons.)		Francine Charbonneau
Sainte-Rose		Suzanne Proulx		Jean Habel		Domenico Cavaliere		André da Silva Pereira		Bruno Forget				Suzanne Proulx
Vimont		Jean Poirier		Jean Rousselle		Joseph Dydzak		Janina Moran		Étienne Boily		Jean-Marc Boyer (Ind.) Andréanne Demers (Green) Alain Robert (Cons.)		Jean Rousselle

Lanaudière

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Conservative		Other		Incumbent
Berthier		André Villeneuve		Pierre-Luc Bellerose		Elizabeth Leclerc		Louise Beaudry		Francis Lamarre				Pierre Baril (Green) Claude Dupré (MPLQ)		André Villeneuve
Joliette		Véronique Hivon		Robert Corriveau		Denise Larouche		Flavie Trudel		Sylvain Legault		Mikey Colangelo Lauzon				Véronique Hivon
L'Assomption		Pierre Paquette		Jean-Marc Bergevin		François Legault		Sylvain Fournier		Gabriel Gauthier		Charles-Étienne Raynault				François Legault
Masson		Diane Hamelin		Wenet Féné		Mathieu Lemay		Joëlle St-Pierre		Pierre-Alexandre Bugeaud		Éric Giroux				Diane Hamelin
Repentigny		Scott McKay		Robert Nantel		Lise Lavallée		Olivier Huard		Christian Strasbourg		Pierre Lacombe				Scott McKay
Rousseau		Nicolas Marceau		Mario Racette		Claude Charette		François Lépine		Chantal St-Onge						Nicolas Marceau
Terrebonne		Mathieu Traversy		Meriem Glia		Jean-François Jarry		Yan Smith		Jean-François Jacob						Mathieu Traversy

Laurentides

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Other		Incumbent
Argenteuil		Roland Richer		Yves St-Denis		Nicole Chouinard		Clotilde Bertrand		Samuel Cloutier		Serge Dupré (MPLQ) Rouge Lefebvre (Green)		Roland Richer
Bertrand		Claude Cousineau		Isabelle Leblond		Robert Milot		Lucie Mayer		Diane Massicotte		Patrick Dubé (Nul) Mario Roy (Ind.)		Claude Cousineau
Blainville		Gyslaine Desrosiers		Marie-Claude Collin		Mario Laframboise		Annie Giguère				Jean-Philippe Fournier (Cons.)		Daniel Ratthé
Deux-Montagnes		Daniel Goyer		Luc Leclerc		Benoit Charette		Duncan Hart Cameron		Louis-Félix Cauchon		Alec Ware (Équit.) Delia Fodor (Cons.)^[43]		Daniel Goyer
Groulx		Martine Desjardins		Vicki Emard		Claude Surprenant		Sylvie Giguère		Alain Marginean		Jonathan Davis (Nul)		Hélène Daneault
Labelle		Sylvain Pagé		Christian Lacroix		Cédrick Rémy-Quevedo		Gabriel Dagenais		Philippe Richard-Léonard				Sylvain Pagé
Mirabel		Denise Beaudoin		Ismaël Boisvert		Sylvie D'Amours		Mylène Jaccoud		Curtis Jean-Louis		Andre Linskiy (Cons.)		Denise Beaudoin
Saint-Jérôme		Pierre Karl Péladeau		Armand Dubois		Patrice Charbonneau		Vincent Lemay-Thivierge		Mathieu Trottier-Kavanagh		Bruno Morin (Cons.)		Jacques Duchesneau

Montérégie

Eastern

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Conservative		Other		Incumbent
Borduas		Pierre Duchesne		Jean Murray		Simon Jolin-Barrette		Jean Falardeau		Marc-Olivier Siouï		Gilbert Gour		Michel Lepage (PI)		Pierre Duchesne
Brome-Missisquoi		René Beauregard		Pierre Paradis		François Lemay		Benoit Van Caloen		Nicolas Pepin						Pierre Paradis
Chambly		Bertrand St-Arnaud		Magdala Ferdinand		Jean-François Roberge		Francis Vigeant		Martin Laramée		Michael Maher		Vincent Dessureault (Nul) Mary Harper (Green)		Bertrand St-Arnaud
Granby		Joanne Lalumière		Pascal Proulx		François Bonnardel		André Beauregard		Jocelyn Beaudoin				Stéphane Deschamps (Nul)		François Bonnardel
Iberville		Marie Bouillé		Chantal Tremblay		Claire Samson		Myriam-Zaa Normandin		Claude Savard						Marie Bouillé
Richelieu		Élaine Zakaïb		Alain Plante		Martin Baller		Marie-Ève Mathieu		Jean-François Tremblay		Marc Gaudet		Claude Bourgault (Green)		Élaine Zakaïb
Saint-Hyacinthe		Émilien Pelletier		Louise Arpin		Chantal Soucy		Danielle Pelland		Éric Pothier		Simon Labbé				Émilien Pelletier
Saint-Jean		Dave Turcotte		Marie-Josée Denis		Serge Tremblay		Carole Lusignan		Jade Bossé Bélanger		Maryse Grenier				Dave Turcotte
Verchères		Stéphane Bergeron		Simon Rocheleau		Yves Renaud		Céline Jarrousse		Mathieu Coulombe						Stéphane Bergeron

South Shore

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
Electoral district	PQ		Liberal		CAQ		QS		ON		Conservative		Other		Incumbent
Beauharnois		Guy Leclair		Lyse Lemieux		Claude Moreau		Pierre-Paul St-Onge		Florence Rousseau		Julie De Bellefeuille		Yves de Repentigny (Équit.) Victoria Haliburton (Green) Sylvain Larocque (Ind.)		Guy Leclair
Châteauguay		Laurent Pilon		Pierre Moreau		Claudia Cloutier		Xavier P.-Laberge		Vincent Masse		Claude Chalhoub		François Mailly (QCU) Linda Sullivan (M-L)		Pierre Moreau
Huntingdon		Huguette Hébert		Stéphane Billette		Claire IsaBelle		Carmen Labelle		Yann Labrie		Albert De Martin		Louis-Paul Bourdon (PDSP)		Stéphane Billette
La Pinière				Gaétan Barrette		Jin Kim		Johane Beaupré		François Létourneau-Prézeau		Sebastian Fernandez		Fatima Houda-Pepin (Ind.)		Fatima Houda-Pepin
Laporte		Sophie Stanké		Nicole Ménard		Donald LeBlanc		Michèle St-Denis		Linda Dupuis		Christian Godin		Marcel Baril (Green)		Nicole Ménard
La Prairie		Pierre Langlois		Richard Merlini		Stéphane Le Bouyonnec		Marilou André		Jean-Pierre Gouin		Guy L'Heureux		Normand Chouinard (M-L)		Stéphane Le Bouyonnec
Marie-Victorin		Bernard Drainville		Jean-Guy Tremblay		Guillaume Provencher		Carl Lévesque		Fabien Villemaire				Pierre Chénier (M-L) Catherine Lovatt-Smith (Green) Florent Portron (Auto.)		Bernard Drainville
Montarville		Simon Prévost		Jacques Gendron		Nathalie Roy		Jean-Marc Ostiguy		Anthony van Duyse						Nathalie Roy
Sanguinet		Alain Therrien		Jean Paul Pellerin		Denis Leftakis		Christian Laramée		Robert Moreau		Alexandre Dagenais		Hélène Héroux (M-L)		Alain Therrien
Soulanges		Marie-Louise Séguin		Lucie Charlebois				Andrée Bessette		Patrick Marquis				Patricia Domingos (Équit.)		Lucie Charlebois
Taillon		Diane Lamarre		Maxime Tessier		Sébastien Vaillancourt		Manon Blanchard		Éric Gervais-Després						Marie Malavoy
Vachon		Martine Ouellet		Michel Bienvenu		Stéphane Robichaud		Sébastien Robert		Josée Létourneau				Hugo Boutin-Sinotte (Pot)		Martine Ouellet
Vaudreuil		Marcos Archambault		Marie-Claude Nichols		Luc Tison		David Fortin Côté		Jean-Gabriel Cauchon		Michel Paul		Léon Dupré (MPLQ) Julien Leclerc (Équit.) Thomas Radcliffe (Green)		Yvon Marcoux

Media endorsements

Parti Québécois

Le Devoir^[44]

Quebec Liberal Party

La Presse^[45]
Montreal Gazette^[46]

References

External links

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Summary

Timeline (2012-2014)

Seat changes

Changes of party leaders

Other developments

Incumbent MNAs who did not run for re-election

Results

Summary analysis

Detailed analysis

Opinion polls

Pre-campaign period

List of candidates

Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine

Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean and Côte-Nord

East

West

Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Nord-du-Québec

Chaudière-Appalaches and Centre-du-Québec

Eastern

South Shore

Media endorsements

See also

References

External links