Trois-Rivières

Shane

Williams

Trois-Rivières

Quebec, 1949–1972

Wikipedia: Trois-Rivières (French: [tʁwɑ ʁivjɛʁ], Canadian French: [tʁwɔ ʁivjaɛ̯ʁ] ; formerly known as Three Rivers and Trois-Rivières Métropolitain) is an electoral district in Quebec, Canada that has been represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1867 to 1892 and from 1935 to the present.

1971 By-Election

Claude G. Lajoie	Liberal Party of Canada	12,809

Réal Lemay	Social Credit Party of Canada	11,616

Thérèse-M. Landry	Progressive Conservative Party	1,827

H.-Georges Grenier	Esprit Social	422
Joseph Thibodeau	Republican Party	170

1968 General Election

Joseph-Alfred Mongrain	Liberal Party of Canada	17,592

Gilles Gauthier	Progressive Conservative Party	10,501

Émile Fréchette	Ralliement des créditistes	7,305

Philippe Daviault	New Democratic Party	1,724

Gaston Pelletier	Independent	566
Lucien Bornais	Independent	364

1965 General Election

Joseph-Alfred Mongrain	Independent	12,927

Pierre Garceau	Liberal Party of Canada	10,617

Jean Méthot	Progressive Conservative Party	4,799

Philippe Daviault	Ralliement des créditistes	2,488

Joseph Rivard	New Democratic Party	749

1963 General Election

Léon Balcer	Progressive Conservative Party	14,558

Claude Bisson	Liberal Party of Canada	13,077

Lucien Richard	Social Credit Party of Canada	4,224

Alfred Robindaine	New Democratic Party	718

1962 General Election

Léon Balcer	Progressive Conservative Party	15,545

Claude Bisson	Liberal Party of Canada	11,675

J.-Donat Dupont	Social Credit Party of Canada	4,715

1958 General Election

Léon Balcer	Progressive Conservative Party	18,049

Antoine Gauthier	Liberal Party of Canada	11,193

H.-Georges Grenier	Capital Familial	968

1957 General Election

Léon Balcer	Progressive Conservative Party	15,004

François Nobert	Liberal Party of Canada	14,412

Henri-Georges Grenier	Capital Familial	237

1953 General Election

Léon Balcer	Progressive Conservative Party	15,556

Joseph-Alfred Mongrain	Liberal Party of Canada	13,905

1949 General Election

Léon Balcer	Progressive Conservative Party	10,015

Wilfrid Gariépy	Liberal Party of Canada	9,964

Jules Biron	Independent Liberal	4,925

Hector Brunelle	Union of Electors	432
H.-Georges Grenier	Independent	367

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