Cartier

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Cartier

Quebec, 1925–1968

Wikipedia: Cartier was a federal electoral district in Quebec, Canada, that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1925 to 1968. The riding covered much of Montreal's old Jewish district (from 1933 including parts of the Mile End neighbourhood). It was one of the smallest ridings in the country in area.

1965 General Election

Milton L. Klein	Liberal Party of Canada	5,389

Andrew Henry Pytel	Progressive Conservative Party	2,209

John Kambites	New Democratic Party	1,903

Gérard Ledoux	Ralliement des créditistes	1,141

1963 General Election

Milton L. Klein	Liberal Party of Canada	6,642

Charles S. Barden	Progressive Conservative Party	2,788

Georges Binette	Social Credit Party of Canada	2,162

William I. Miller	New Democratic Party	1,918

1962 General Election

Leon David Crestohl	Liberal Party of Canada	6,464

Charles S. Barden	Progressive Conservative Party	3,582

William I. Miller	New Democratic Party	1,871

Sylvio-Fernando Melancon	Social Credit Party of Canada	1,201

1958 General Election

Leon David Crestohl	Liberal Party of Canada	7,097

Hyman Bernard Brock	Progressive Conservative Party	6,850

Samuel Kolomeir	Independent Liberal	1,528

Michael Wozniak	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	713

1957 General Election

Leon David Crestohl	Liberal Party of Canada	11,955

Aldo Lattik	Progressive Conservative Party	1,909

Samuel Kolomeir	Independent Liberal	1,618

Michael Wozniak	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	677

Moses Zalman Miller	Independent Liberal	236

1953 General Election

Leon David Crestohl	Liberal Party of Canada	12,493

Tadeusz Brzezinski	Progressive Conservative Party	1,068

Hector Rochon	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	980

Harry Binder	Labor-Progressive Party	896

Marcel Hotte	Independent Progressive Conservative	616
Moses Miller	Independent Liberal	193

1950 By-Election

Leon David Crestohl	Liberal Party of Canada	9,701

Harry Binder	Labor-Progressive Party	3,913

Maurice-S. Hebert	Progressive Conservative Party	2,833

Kalmen Kaplansky	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	1,473

1949 General Election

Maurice Hartt	Liberal Party of Canada	11,993

Harry Binder	Labor-Progressive Party	4,868

Abraham M. Klein	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	3,238

Maurice-S. Hebert	Progressive Conservative Party	2,636

1947 By-Election

Maurice Hartt	Liberal Party of Canada	9,649

Paul Masse	Autonomist	6,929

Michael Buhay	Labor-Progressive Party	6,616

David Rochon	Independent	1,323

Onil Léonide Gingras	Independent	142
Louis Valiquette	Independent	45

1945 General Election

Fred Rose	Labor-Progressive Party	10,413

Samuel Edgar Schwisberg	Liberal Party of Canada	8,935

Paul Masse	Bloc populaire canadien	6,148

1943 By-Election

Fred Rose	Labor-Progressive Party	5,789

Paul Masse	Bloc populaire canadien	5,639

Lazarus Phillips	Liberal Party of Canada	4,180

David Lewis	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	3,313

Moses Miller	Independent	109

1940 General Election

Peter Bercovitch	Liberal Party of Canada	18,191

Arthur Ainey	National Labour	2,354

1938 By-Election

Peter Bercovitch

1935 General Election

Samuel William Jacobs	Liberal Party of Canada	13,574

Fred (Rose) Rosenberg	Communist Party of Canada	3,385

Paul-Emile Goyette	Independent Liberal	1,531

Salluste Lavery	Reconstruction Party	1,362

Herman Julien	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	945

1930 General Election

Samuel William Jacobs	Liberal Party of Canada	8,231

Louis Wolfe	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	1,928

Médéric Masson	Independent Progressive	1,294

Paul-E. Parent	Independent Liberal	540

1926 General Election

Samuel William Jacobs	Liberal Party of Canada	5,048

Louis Wolfe	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	2,312

Paul-Ernest Parent	Independent Liberal	2,043

Michael Buhay	Socialist	672

1925 General Election

Samuel William Jacobs	Liberal Party of Canada	7,934

Joseph Alfred Bernier	Independent Liberal	4,889

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