"Gloucester (federal electoral district)" redirects here. For the former provincial electoral district of the same name, see Gloucester (provincial electoral district).
Created at Confederation in 1867, the electoral district was known as Gloucester until an 1990 Act of Parliament renamed it to its current designation.[3]
After electoral boundary changes in 2003, residents argued that regional interests, particularly linguistic representation, were improperly diluted.[4] The Library of Parliament recounts the Federal Court of Canada's Raîche v. Canada (Attorney General decision:
"The Court held that while the electoral boundaries commission for New Brunswick had been within its right to try keep any variance in the population of electoral districts under 10%, it did not correctly interpret the spirit of the EBRA (Electoral Bounds Readjustment Act) when it failed to consider whether a greater variation in regard of community of interest and regional features would be desirable for any electoral districts. The Court declared invalid the Miramichi and Acadie–Bathurst electoral boundaries."
The current boundaries reverted to the ones used in the 1996 representation after the 2006 election. As per the 2012 federal electoral redistribution, this riding gained a small territory from what was part of Miramichi.
The 1997 general election saw the NDP take the riding for the first time, with Yvon Godin holding the district until 2015.
Changes from 2000 are based on redistributed results. Conservative Party change is based on the combination of Canadian Alliance and Progressive Conservative Party totals.
The "National Government" was the temporary name of the Conservative Party for the 1940 elections, and changes from 1935 are based on the results of the Conservative Party.
Note: Change in popular vote is calculated from popular vote in the 1935 general election.
Graphs are unavailable due to technical issues. There is more info on Phabricator and on MediaWiki.org.
Graph of Student Vote results in Acadie—Bathurst (2011-, minor parties that never got 2% of the vote or didn't run consistently are omitted)
A student vote was conducted at participating Canadian schools to parallel Canadian federal election results. The vote was designed to educate students and simulate the electoral process for persons who have not yet reached the legal majority. Schools with a large student body that reside in another electoral district had the option to vote for candidates outside of the electoral district then where they were physically located.
^. Student Vote Canada. Archived from the original on May 6, 2015. Retrieved June 12, 2013.
January 01, 1970
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Gloucester federal electoral district redirects here For the former provincial electoral district of the same name see Gloucester provincial electoral district Acadie Bathurst formerly Gloucester is a federal electoral district in New Brunswick Canada that has been represented in the House of Commons of Canada since 1867 Acadie BathurstNew Brunswick electoral districtAcadie Bathurst in relation to other New Brunswick ridingsCoordinates 47 34 23 N 65 30 22 W 47 573 N 65 506 W 47 573 65 506Federal electoral districtLegislatureHouse of CommonsMP Serge CormierLiberalDistrict created1867First contested1867Last contested2021District webpageprofile mapDemographicsPopulation 2016 1 77 791Electors 2019 66 718Area km 2 5 063 17Pop density per km 15 4Census division s Gloucester RestigoucheCensus subdivision s Cities Bathurst Towns Beresford Caraquet Hautes Terres Lameque Shippagan Tracadie Sheila Villages Bas Caraquet Belledune Bertrand Grande Anse Le Goulet Maisonnette New Bandon Salmon Beach Nigadoo Petit Rocher Pointe Verte Saint Leolin Ste Marie St Raphael Parishes Allardville Bathurst Beresford Caraquet Colborne Durham Inkerman New Bandon Paquetville Saint Isidore Saumarez Shippagan First Nations reserves Pabineau 11 Pokemouche 13 Historical populationYearPop 200176 392 200678 948 3 3 2011 2005 rep 77 792 1 5 2011 2013 rep 79 340 2 0 2016 2013 rep 77 791 2 0 Contents 1 Geography 2 History 2 1 Members of Parliament 3 Election results 3 1 Acadie Bathurst 3 1 1 2021 3 1 2 2019 3 1 3 2015 3 1 4 2011 3 1 5 2008 3 1 6 2006 3 1 7 2004 3 1 8 2000 3 1 9 1997 3 1 10 1993 3 2 Gloucester 1867 1993 4 Student vote results 4 1 2019 4 2 2015 4 3 2011 5 See also 6 References 6 1 NotesGeography editThe district includes eastern Gloucester County and the communities along Nepisiguit Bay The neighbouring ridings are Miramichi electoral district and Gaspesie Iles de la Madeleine History editCreated at Confederation in 1867 the electoral district was known as Gloucester until an 1990 Act of Parliament renamed it to its current designation 3 After electoral boundary changes in 2003 residents argued that regional interests particularly linguistic representation were improperly diluted 4 The Library of Parliament recounts the Federal Court of Canada s Raiche v Canada Attorney General decision The Court held that while the electoral boundaries commission for New Brunswick had been within its right to try keep any variance in the population of electoral districts under 10 it did not correctly interpret the spirit of the EBRA Electoral Bounds Readjustment Act when it failed to consider whether a greater variation in regard of community of interest and regional features would be desirable for any electoral districts The Court declared invalid the Miramichi and Acadie Bathurst electoral boundaries nbsp The current boundaries reverted to the ones used in the 1996 representation after the 2006 election As per the 2012 federal electoral redistribution this riding gained a small territory from what was part of Miramichi The 1997 general election saw the NDP take the riding for the first time with Yvon Godin holding the district until 2015 Members of Parliament edit This riding has elected the following members of Parliament Parliament Years Member Party Gloucester 1st 1867 1872 Timothy Anglin Liberal 2nd 1872 1874 3rd 1874 1877 1877 1878 4th 1878 1882 5th 1882 1887 Kennedy Francis Burns Conservative 6th 1887 1891 7th 1891 1894 1894 1896 Theotime Blanchard 8th 1896 1900 9th 1900 1904 Onesiphore Turgeon Liberal 10th 1904 1908 11th 1908 1911 12th 1911 1917 13th 1917 1921 14th 1921 1922 1922 1925 Jean George Robichaud 15th 1925 1926 16th 1926 1926 Peter Veniot 1926 1930 17th 1930 1935 18th 1935 1936 1936 1940 Clarence Joseph Veniot 19th 1940 1945 20th 1945 1949 Clovis Thomas Richard 21st 1949 1952 1952 1953 Albany Robichaud Progressive Conservative 22nd 1953 1957 Hedard Robichaud Liberal 23rd 1957 1958 24th 1958 1962 25th 1962 1963 26th 1963 1965 27th 1965 1966 28th 1968 1972 Herb Breau 29th 1972 1974 30th 1974 1979 31st 1979 1980 32nd 1980 1984 33rd 1984 1988 Roger Clinch Progressive Conservative 34th 1988 1993 Doug Young Liberal Acadie Bathurst 35th 1993 1997 Doug Young Liberal 36th 1997 2000 Yvon Godin New Democratic 37th 2000 2004 38th 2004 2006 39th 2006 2008 40th 2008 2011 41st 2011 2015 42nd 2015 2019 Serge Cormier Liberal 43rd 2019 2021 44th 2021 presentElection results editGraphs are unavailable due to technical issues There is more info on Phabricator and on MediaWiki org Graph of election results in Gloucester Acadie Bathurst 1867 minor parties that never got 2 of the vote or didn t run consistently are omitted Acadie Bathurst edit Graphs are unavailable due to technical issues There is more info on Phabricator and on MediaWiki org Graph of election results in Acadie Bathurst 1990 minor parties that never got 2 of the vote or didn t run consistently are omitted 2021 edit vte2021 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Liberal Serge Cormier 27 817 64 81 9 67 0 00 Conservative Jean Paul Lanteigne 5 916 13 78 7 72 0 00 New Democratic Melissa Hebert 4 906 11 43 3 04 10 937 29 People s Kenneth Edward Langford 2 531 5 90 N A 2 507 48 Green Rachel Johns 1 203 2 80 6 08 0 00 Free Richer Doiron 549 1 28 N A 148 67 Total valid votes expense limit 42 922 100 00 105 427 37 Total rejected ballots 511 1 18 0 70 Turnout 43 433 64 78 8 76 Eligible voters 67 052 Liberal hold Swing 8 70 Source Elections Canada 5 6 2021 federal election redistributed results 7 Party Vote Liberal 28 724 64 96 Conservative 6 124 13 85 New Democratic 4 975 11 25 People s 2 594 5 87 Green 1 249 2 82 Others 549 1 24 2019 edit vte2019 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Liberal Serge Cormier 26 547 55 14 4 43 52 739 13 Conservative Martine Savoie 10 352 21 50 13 94 none listed New Democratic Daniel Theriault 6 967 14 47 24 93 none listed Green Robert Kryszko 4 277 8 88 6 55 0 00 Total valid votes expense limit 48 143 100 0 100 608 92 Total rejected ballots 924 1 88 1 23 Turnout 49 067 73 54 3 25 Eligible voters 66 718 Liberal hold Swing 4 76 Source Elections Canada 8 2015 edit vte2015 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Liberal Serge Cormier 25 845 50 71 36 40 55 485 34 New Democratic Jason Godin 20 079 39 40 29 68 116 542 41 Conservative Riba Girouard Riordon 3 852 7 56 8 98 Green Dominique Breau 1 187 2 33 2 26 Total valid votes expense limit 50 963 99 35 200 964 43 Total rejected ballots 336 0 65 Turnout 51 299 77 03 Eligible voters 66 594 Liberal gain from New Democratic Swing 33 04 Source Elections Canada 9 10 2011 federal election redistributed results 11 Party Vote New Democratic 32 361 69 08 Conservative 7 749 16 54 Liberal 6 705 14 31 Green 31 0 07 2011 edit vte2011 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures New Democratic Yvon Godin 32 067 69 69 12 27 59 706 29 Conservative Louis Robichaud 7 456 16 20 2 39 30 447 79 Liberal Jean Marie Gionet 6 491 14 11 7 86 50 735 74 Total valid votes expense limit 46 014 100 0 82 556 86 Total rejected unmarked and declined ballots 595 1 33 0 21 Turnout 46 609 70 30 1 98 Eligible voters 66 298 New Democratic hold Swing 7 33 Sources 12 13 2008 edit vte2008 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures New Democratic Yvon Godin 25 849 57 53 7 63 57 376 65 Liberal Odette Robichaud 9 850 21 92 8 79 32 225 33 Conservative Jean Guy Dube 8 331 18 54 1 68 67 790 01 Green Michelle Aubin 904 2 01 0 63 none listed Total valid votes expense limit 44 934 100 0 80 066 Total rejected unmarked and declined ballots 507 1 12 0 09 Turnout 45 441 68 32 7 14 Eligible voters 66 509 New Democratic hold Swing 8 21 2006 edit vte2006 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures New Democratic Yvon Godin 25 195 49 90 4 03 69 502 02 Liberal Marcelle Mersereau 15 504 30 71 1 96 65 035 20 Conservative Serge Savoie 8 513 16 86 5 92 54 729 58 Green Philippe Rouselle 699 1 38 1 07 774 79 Independent Eric Landry 362 0 72 2 613 63 Independent Ulric Degrace 219 0 43 none listed Total valid votes expense limit 50 492 100 0 74 710 Total rejected unmarked and declined ballots 523 1 03 0 15 Turnout 51 015 75 46 5 08 Eligible voters 67 608 New Democratic hold Swing 1 04 2004 edit vte2004 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures New Democratic Yvon Godin 23 857 53 93 7 26 61 745 98 Liberal Serge Rousselle 14 452 32 67 7 75 60 252 15 Conservative Joel Bernard 4 841 10 94 1 97 51 943 73 Green Mario Lanteigne 1 085 2 45 7 040 66 Total valid votes expense limit 44 235 100 0 71 582 Total rejected unmarked and declined ballots 527 1 18 0 04 Turnout 44 762 70 38 4 99 Eligible voters 63 603 New Democratic notional hold Swing 7 50 Changes from 2000 are based on redistributed results Conservative Party change is based on the combination of Canadian Alliance and Progressive Conservative Party totals 2000 federal election redistributed results Party Vote New Democratic 21 490 46 67 Liberal 18 613 40 42 Progressive Conservative 3 923 8 52 Alliance 2 021 4 39 2000 edit vte2000 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures New Democratic Yvon Godin 23 568 46 61 6 08 57 177 Liberal Bernard Theriault 20 362 40 27 4 91 58 623 Progressive Conservative Alcide Leger 4 321 8 55 15 56 36 600 Alliance Jean Gauvin 2 314 4 58 45 973 Total valid votes expense limit 50 565 100 00 63 209 Total rejected ballots 624 1 22 1 25 Turnout 51 189 75 37 3 28 Electors on the lists 67 918 NDP hold Swing 0 59 1997 edit vte1997 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures New Democratic Yvon Godin 21 113 40 53 34 57 56 390 Liberal Doug Young 18 421 35 36 30 99 53 440 Progressive Conservative Norma Landry 12 560 24 11 3 58 51 562 Total valid votes expense limit 52 094 100 00 60 877 Total rejected ballots 1 318 2 47 Turnout 53 412 78 65 Electors on the lists 67 912 NDP gain from Liberal Swing 32 8 1993 edit vte1993 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Liberal Doug Young 26 782 66 35 14 60 45 888 Progressive Conservative Luce Andree Gauthier 11 175 27 69 15 04 53 402 New Democratic Kim Gallant 2 406 5 96 0 43 1 508 Total valid votes expense limit 40 363 100 00 53 496 Liberal hold Swing 14 8 Gloucester 1867 1993 edit Graphs are unavailable due to technical issues There is more info on Phabricator and on MediaWiki org Graph of election results in Gloucester 1867 1990 minor parties that never got 2 of the vote or didn t run consistently are omitted vte1988 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Doug Young 20 251 51 75 13 37 Progressive Conservative Jean Gauvin 16 721 42 73 12 39 New Democratic Serge Robichaud 2 163 5 53 0 40 Total valid votes 39 135 100 00 Liberal gain from Progressive Conservative Swing 12 88 vte1984 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Progressive Conservative Roger Clinch 23 524 55 12 35 51 Liberal Herb Breau 16 378 38 38 25 29 New Democratic Valentine Ward 2 188 5 13 7 71 Independent Fernand Losier 584 1 37 Total valid votes 42 674 100 00 Progressive Conservative gain from Liberal Swing 30 40 This section does not cite any sources Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed November 2023 Learn how and when to remove this message vte1980 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Herb Breau 22 229 63 67 12 06 Progressive Conservative Arthur Savoie 6 846 19 61 19 33 New Democratic Kevin O Connell 4 484 12 84 3 39 Rhinoceros Jules Cesar Boudreau 736 2 11 Rhinoceros Amede le Terrible Boucher 362 1 04 Independent Rose Helene Aube 197 0 56 Marxist Leninist Gary Zatzman 59 0 17 Total valid votes 34 913 100 00 Liberal hold Swing 15 7 vte1979 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Herb Breau 18 387 51 61 5 44 Progressive Conservative Gastien Godin 13 872 38 94 15 79 New Democratic Kevin O Connell 3 366 9 45 3 51 Total valid votes 35 625 100 00 vte1974 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Herb Breau 16 195 57 05 6 44 Progressive Conservative Gerard Arseneau 6 571 23 15 1 47 Social Credit Lomer Basque 3 935 13 86 2 12 New Democratic Yvon Guignard 1 685 5 94 4 08 Total valid votes 28 386 100 00 vte1972 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Herb Breau 14 212 50 61 4 42 Progressive Conservative Paul Duval 6 914 24 62 15 81 Social Credit Lomer Basque 4 487 15 98 O Independent Percy W Cormier 1 109 3 95 Independent Mathilda Blanchard 839 2 99 New Democratic Joe Corbin 521 1 86 2 68 Total valid votes 28 082 100 00 vte1968 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Herb Breau 12 196 55 03 5 58 Progressive Conservative Frederic Arsenault 8960 40 43 13 17 New Democratic Florian Robichaud 1 007 4 54 7 59 Total valid votes 22 163 100 00 vte1965 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Hedard Robichaud 14 121 60 61 3 15 Progressive Conservative J Leo Hachey 6 351 27 26 7 82 New Democratic Martin Kierans 2 826 12 13 Total valid votes 23 298 100 00 vte1963 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Hedard Robichaud 13 344 57 46 0 40 Social Credit Joseph Dube 5 365 23 10 Progressive Conservative Leo Ferguson 4 515 19 44 23 50 Total valid votes 23 224 100 00 vte1962 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Hedard Robichaud 13 519 57 06 4 23 Progressive Conservative Antonio Robichaud 10 174 42 94 4 23 Total valid votes 23 693 100 00 vte1958 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Hedard Robichaud 13 112 52 83 5 04 Progressive Conservative J Leo Hachey 11 705 47 17 5 04 Total valid votes 24 817 100 00 vte1957 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Hedard Robichaud 13 052 57 87 0 28 Progressive Conservative J Leo Hachey 9 502 42 13 0 91 Total valid votes 22 554 100 00 vte1953 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Hedard Robichaud 13 330 57 59 9 89 Progressive Conservative Albany Robichaud 9 542 41 22 11 08 Co operative Commonwealth Alphonse Landry 276 1 19 Total valid votes 23 148 100 00 Canadian federal by election 26 May 1952 Party Candidate Votes On Clovis Thomas Richard s acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown 5 March 1952 Progressive Conservative Albany Robichaud 11 245 52 30 22 08 Liberal Hedard Robichaud 10 256 47 70 22 08 Total valid votes 21 501 100 00 vte1949 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Clovis Thomas Richard 14 759 69 78 7 35 Progressive Conservative J L Albert Robichaud 6 391 30 22 4 10 Total valid votes 21 150 100 00 Change for Progressive Conservative candidate Albany Robichaud from 1945 are based on his results running as an Independent vte1945 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Clovis Thomas Richard 11 683 62 43 3 31 Independent Albany Robichaud 6 423 34 32 0 09 Co operative Commonwealth Francois Xavier Blanchard 609 3 25 Total valid votes 18 715 100 00 Change for Independent candidate Albany Robichaud from 1940 are based on his results running as a National Government candidate vte1940 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Clarence Joseph Veniot 10 451 65 74 9 22 National Government Albany Robichaud 5 447 34 26 15 47 Total valid votes 15 898 100 00 The National Government was the temporary name of the Conservative Party for the 1940 elections and changes from 1935 are based on the results of the Conservative Party Note Change in popular vote is calculated from popular vote in the 1935 general election By election on 17 August 1936 On Peter Veniot s death 6 July 1936 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Clarence Joseph Veniot acclaimed vte1935 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Peter Veniot 11 816 74 96 24 12 Conservative Albany Robichaud 2 962 18 79 30 37 Reconstruction Hector Poirier 985 6 25 Total valid votes 15 763 100 00 This section does not cite any sources Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed October 2023 Learn how and when to remove this message vte1930 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Peter Veniot 7 716 50 84 4 95 Conservative istorical Albany Robichaud 7 460 49 16 4 95 Total valid votes 15 176 100 00 By election on 2 November 1926 On Peter Veniot s acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown 5 October 1926 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Peter Veniot acclaimed vte1926 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Peter Veniot 7 992 55 79 1 53 Conservative Joseph S Dumas 6 333 44 21 1 53 Total valid votes 14 325 100 00 vte1925 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Jean George Robichaud 6 254 54 26 18 71 Conservative Joseph Benoit Hachey 5 272 45 74 18 71 Total valid votes 11 526 100 00 Note Change in popular vote is calculated from popular vote in the 1921 general election By election on 20 November 1922 On Onesiphore Turgeon s acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown 26 October 1922 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Jean George Robichaud acclaimed vte1921 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Onesiphore Turgeon 7 671 72 97 Conservative Joseph Edward de Grace 2 842 27 03 Total valid votes 10 513 100 00 vte1917 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Opposition Laurier Liberals Onesiphore Turgeon acclaimed vte1911 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Onesiphore Turgeon 3 172 59 27 4 06 Conservative Theobald M Burns 2 180 40 73 4 06 Total valid votes 5 352 100 00 vte1908 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Onesiphore Turgeon 2 581 55 21 8 53 Conservative Theobald M Burns 2 094 44 79 8 53 Total valid votes 4 675 100 00 vte1904 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Onesiphore Turgeon 2 705 63 74 3 78 Conservative Theotime Blanchard 1 539 36 26 2 14 Total valid votes 4 244 100 00 vte1900 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Onesiphore Turgeon 2 311 59 96 30 14 Conservative Theotime Blanchard 1 315 34 12 16 81 Independent R Carr Harris 228 5 92 Total valid votes 3 854 100 00 vte1896 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Conservative Theotime Blanchard 1 947 50 93 4 36 Liberal Onesiphore Turgeon 1 140 29 82 14 89 Independent Robert Young 736 19 25 Total valid votes 3 823 100 00 Note Change in popular vote is calculated from popular vote in the 1891 general election By election on 5 May 1894 On Kennedy Burns being called to the Senate 21 March 1893 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Theotime Blanchard acclaimed vte1891 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Conservative Kennedy Francis Burns 1 943 55 29 0 83 Liberal W A Landry 1 571 44 71 0 83 Total valid votes 3514 100 00 vte1887 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Conservative Kennedy Francis Burns 1 908 56 12 3 93 Liberal Narc A Landry 1 492 43 88 20 49 Total valid votes 3 400 100 00 vte1882 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Conservative Kennedy Francis Burns 1 205 52 19 Conservative Onesiphore Turgeon 14 564 24 43 Liberal Timothy Anglin 540 23 39 Total valid votes 2 309 100 00 vte1878 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Timothy Anglin acclaimed Canadian federal by election 2 July 1877 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Timothy Anglin 1 185 58 00 Unknown Onesiphore Turgeon 858 42 00 Total valid votes 2 043 100 00 Called upon Timothy Anglin s resignation vte1874 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Timothy Anglin acclaimed Source Canadian Elections Database 15 vte1872 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Timothy Anglin 1 436 80 81 19 55 Unknown DesBrisay 339 19 08 Unknown MacKay 2 0 11 Total valid votes 1 777 100 00 Source Canadian Elections Database 16 vte1867 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Timothy Anglin 1 061 61 26 Unknown John Meahan 671 38 74 Total valid votes 1 732 100 00 Source Canadian Elections Database 17 Student vote results editGraphs are unavailable due to technical issues There is more info on Phabricator and on MediaWiki org Graph of Student Vote results in Acadie Bathurst 2011 minor parties that never got 2 of the vote or didn t run consistently are omitted A student vote was conducted at participating Canadian schools to parallel Canadian federal election results The vote was designed to educate students and simulate the electoral process for persons who have not yet reached the legal majority Schools with a large student body that reside in another electoral district had the option to vote for candidates outside of the electoral district then where they were physically located 2019 edit 2019 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Serge Cormier 1 165 38 18 0 15 Green Robert Kryszko 774 25 37 13 7 New Democratic Daniel Theriault 585 19 17 25 53 Conservative Martine Savoie 527 17 27 11 94 Total valid votes 3 051 100 00 Source Student Vote Canada 18 2015 edit 2015 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes New Democratic Jason Godin 831 44 7 22 1 Liberal Serge Cormier 712 38 03 19 13 Green Dominique Breau 217 11 67 Conservative Riba Girouard Riordon 99 5 33 8 97 Total valid votes 1 859 100 00 Source Student Vote Canada 19 2011 edit 2011 Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes New Democratic Yvon Godin 1 000 66 80 Liberal Jean Marie Gionet 283 18 90 Conservative Louis Robichaud 214 14 30 Total valid votes 1 497 100 00 Source Student Vote Canada 20 See also editList of Canadian federal electoral districts Historical federal electoral districts of CanadaReferences edit Acadie Bathurst Code 13001 Census Profile 2011 census Government of Canada Statistics Canada Retrieved March 3 2011 Riding history for Gloucester from the Library of Parliament Riding history for Acadie Bathurst from the Library of Parliament Campaign expenses from Elections Canada Notes edit Statistics Canada 2017 Statistics Canada 2017 Profile Leger Haskell Maxine 2009 Federal Electoral Boundary Redistribution and Official Language Minority Representation in Canada PDF Election Night Results Acadie Bathurst Elections Canada Retrieved December 18 2021 Final Election Expenses Limits for Candidates 44th Canadian Federal Election Elections Canada Retrieved December 18 2021 Transposition of Votes from the 44th General Election to the 2023 Representation Orders Elections Canada Retrieved April 9 2024 Results Validated by the Returning Officer Elections Canada Retrieved October 27 2019 October 19 2015 Election Results Acadie Bathurst Validated results Elections Canada October 21 2015 Retrieved October 24 2015 Elections Canada Preliminary Election Expenses Limits for Candidates Archived 4 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine Pundits Guide to Canadian Elections Elections Canada Official voting results Forty first general election 2011 Elections Canada Candidate s electoral campaign return 41st general election Campaign notes Montreal Gazette June 16 1882 p 5 Retrieved June 8 2023 Elections Canadian Elections Database canadianelectionsdatabase ca Retrieved November 27 2023 Sayers Anthony M 1872 Federal Election Canadian Elections Database Archived from the original on February 3 2024 Sayers Anthony M 1867 Federal Election Canadian Elections Database Archived from the original on January 22 2024 Student Vote Canada 2019 Retrieved September 29 2020 Student Vote Retrieved September 29 2020 School by School results Student Vote Canada Archived from the original on May 6 2015 Retrieved June 12 2013 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Acadie Bathurst amp oldid 1220772362, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
