Mercier

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Mercier

Quebec, 1935–1981

Wikipedia: Mercier (French pronunciation: [mɛʁsje] ; also known as Montreal—Mercier) was a federal electoral district in Quebec, Canada, that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1935 to 2004. In 2003, the district was abolished and split into the La Pointe-de-l'Île and Honoré-Mercier ridings. A provincial electoral district still exists under the same name but is located in Plateau Mont-Royal borough.

1980 General Election

Céline Hervieux-Payette	Liberal Party of Canada	27,428

Pierre Dubé	New Democratic Party	4,258

Jacques Coutu	Progressive Conservative Party	3,161

Claude Bélanger	Social Credit Party of Canada	1,891

Piggy Guy De Blois	Rhinoceros Party of Canada	1,835

Martine Godard	Union Populaire	161
Michel Claveau	Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada	146

1979 General Election

Céline Hervieux-Payette	Liberal Party of Canada	26,784

Lise Lajeunesse	Social Credit Party of Canada	10,328

Jacques Coutu	Progressive Conservative Party	5,076

Elizabeth Chase-Chapdelaine	New Democratic Party	1,816

Guy Caron	Rhinoceros Party of Canada	1,074
Montserrat Escola	Communist Party of Canada	135
Jean-Guy Martel	Union Populaire	121
Serge Patenaude	Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada	118

1974 General Election

Prosper Boulanger	Liberal Party of Canada	22,545

Lucien Grenier	Progressive Conservative Party	7,026

Cyprien Dion	Social Credit Party of Canada	6,255

Jacques Milot	New Democratic Party	4,137

Serge Da Sylva	Communist Party of Canada	278
Gilles Robillard	Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada	200

1972 General Election

Prosper Boulanger	Liberal Party of Canada	22,207

Cyprien Dion	Social Credit Party of Canada	11,468

André St-Onge	Progressive Conservative Party	9,010

Mario Hart	New Democratic Party	4,921

1968 General Election

Prosper Boulanger	Liberal Party of Canada	19,077

Raymond Daniel	Progressive Conservative Party	10,571

Lucette Bernier	New Democratic Party	3,041

Joseph Bélanger	Ralliement des créditistes	3,011

Zotique Duchaine	Independent	888

1965 General Election

Prosper Boulanger	Liberal Party of Canada	39,205

André Gillet	Progressive Conservative Party	16,598

Florent Paquette	New Democratic Party	15,206

Maurice Lajeunesse	Ralliement des créditistes	11,365

René Morin	Independent Liberal	1,708

1963 General Election

Prosper Boulanger	Liberal Party of Canada	33,450

Maurice Lajeunesse	Social Credit Party of Canada	19,577

André Gillet	Progressive Conservative Party	15,130

Gérard Picard	New Democratic Party	11,606

1962 General Election

Prosper Boulanger	Liberal Party of Canada	28,898

André Gillet	Progressive Conservative Party	19,925

Maurice Lajeunesse	Social Credit Party of Canada	11,680

Gaston Caron	New Democratic Party	7,491

Stéphane Bugeaud	Independent	1,621

1958 General Election

André Gillet	Progressive Conservative Party	26,463

Marcel Monette	Liberal Party of Canada	23,103

Gisèle Couture	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	2,219

Georges Rousseau	Radical Chrétien	687

1957 General Election

Marcel Monette	Liberal Party of Canada	30,024

François Coron	Progressive Conservative Party	10,093

1953 General Election

Marcel Monette	Liberal Party of Canada	17,479

Roméo Mcduff	Progressive Conservative Party	9,352

Joseph-S.-Léo Tremblay	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	885

Réal Couillard	Labor-Progressive Party	513

1949 By-Election

Marcel Monette	Liberal Party of Canada	9,389

Wilfrid Latraverse	Independent Liberal	2,028

Léon Bertrand	Independent	1,125

1949 General Election

Joseph Jean	Liberal Party of Canada	17,041

Roméo Mcduff	Progressive Conservative Party	7,786

Maurice Lajeunesse	Union of Electors	1,587

1945 General Election

Joseph Jean	Liberal Party of Canada	18,623

Fernand Chaussé	Bloc populaire canadien	9,033

Hervé Brien	Progressive Conservative Party	2,269

Oscar Bélisle	Independent	542
Marie-Ange Gill	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	541
Hervé Lajeunesse	Social Credit Party of Canada	417
Ernest Larin	Liberal Labour Party	345

1940 General Election

Joseph Jean	Liberal Party of Canada	19,134

François-Eugène Therrien	National Government	4,596

1935 General Election

Joseph Jean	Liberal Party of Canada	17,231

Évariste Forest	Reconstruction Party	3,750

Robert Irving Green	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	2,496

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