Canadian federal election results in Central Quebec

Electoral history

Year	Results
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Canadian federal elections have provided the following results in Central Quebec.

Regional profile

This area was one of the power bases for the Bloc Québécois for two decades. In fact, before 2011, the BQ won at least seven of its nine seats in each of the preceding four elections, losing Saint-Maurice (Jean Chrétien's old riding) in 1993, 1997 and 2000 and Portneuf in 2000, which both went Liberal. They swept all nine ridings in 2004, and in 2006 and 2008 lost only Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière to the Conservatives and Portneuf-Jacques-Cartier to independent candidate André Arthur.

Before the rise of Mulroney in 1984, this area was traditionally Liberal, except for Joliette (the only riding in Quebec that voted anything other than Liberal in 1980), and Lotbinière (which voted Social Credit in 1979). Mulroney's Conservatives swept the area in 1988, and 1984 (except for Chrétien's seat).

The 2011 NDP surge saw New Democrats sweeping all but two seats in the region, with the Conservatives and Bloc Québécois holding one each. In 2015, Bloc Québécois rebounded to take three more ridings, while the Liberals regained Saint-Maurice—Champlain. Bloc Québécois continued to regain its place in 2019, taking out the NDP.

Votes by party throughout time

Election	Liberal	Bloc Québécois	New Democratic	Conservative	Green	PC	Reform / Alliance	Social Credit	Others
1979	180,520 54.6%	—	10,132 3.1%	—	—	65,566 19.8%	—	57,091 17.3%	17,125 5.2%
1980	201,928 63.1%	—	26,657 8.3%	—	—	71,297 22.3%	—	9,698 3.0%	10,656 3.3%
1984	122,290 33.3%	—	17,039 4.6%	—	No candidate	213,934 58.2%	—	—	14,366 3.9%
1988	85,664 23.0%	—	56,877 15.3%	—	7,877 2.1%	217,759 58.6%	—	—	3,482 0.9%
1993	108,726 26.9%	226,747 56.0%	4,132 1.0%	—	No candidate	58,666 14.5%	No candidate	—	6,564 1.6%
1997	100,304 25.5%	188,654 48.0%	6,172 1.6%	—	No candidate	95,181 24.2%	No candidate	—	3,085 0.8%
2000	155,710 37.3%	204,655 49.1%	5,247 1.3%	—	No candidate	18,551 4.4%	26,063 6.2%	—	6,880 1.6%
2004	98,817 23.2%	252,754 59.3%	13,852 3.3%	46,035 10.8%	12,259 2.9%	Merged into Conservative Party		—	2,367 0.6%
2006	42,3969 9.2%	224,855 48.0%	29,358 6.3%	134,839 28.8%	15,929 3.4%			—	20,529 4.4%
2008	75,203 16.2%	212,387 45.6%	53,097 11.4%	93,581 20.1%	14,905 3.2%			—	16,107 3.5%
2011	40,576 8.2%	138,443 27.8%	223,402 44.9%	66,743 13.4%	12,486 2.5%			—	15,569 3.1%
2015	141,558 26.9%	131,178 25.0%	131,007 24.9%	108,824 20.7%	10,078 1.9%			—	2,858 0.5%
2019	121,949 22.8%	219,889 41.2%	54,311 10.2%	110,431 20.7%	17,270 3.2%			—	9,917 1.9%
2021	115,940 22.5%	199,010 38.7%	46,765 9.1%	124,578 24.2%	6,126 1.2%			—	22,314 4.3%

  Vote share by party

Number of votes by party

Election statistics in Eastern Quebec

Liberal   Conservative   New Democratic   Bloc Québécois   Green

Social Credit (defunct)   Alliance (defunct)   Progressive Conservative (defunct)

2019

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Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		BQ		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Bécancour—Nicolet—Saurel		Nathalie Rochefort 9,332 17.83%		Pierre-André Émond 8,434 16.11%		Louis Plamondon 29,653 56.66%		Carole Lennard 2,732 5.22%		David Turcotte 1,697 3.24%		Richard Synnott 489 0.93%				Louis Plamondon
Berthier—Maskinongé		Christine Poirier 7,796 13.83%		Josée Bélanger 5,812 10.31%		Yves Perron 21,200 37.62%		Ruth Ellen Brosseau 19,698 34.95%		Éric Laferrière 1,008 1.79%		Luc Massé 428 0.76%		Alain Bélanger (Ind.) 154 0.27% Martin Acetaria Caesar Jubinville (Rhino.) 151 0.27% Danny Légaré (Mar.) 107 0.19%		Ruth Ellen Brosseau
Joliette		Michel Bourgeois 12,995 22.52%		Jean-Martin Masse 5,176 8.97%		Gabriel Ste-Marie 33,590 58.22%		Julienne Soumaoro 2,623 4.55%		Érica Poirier 2,343 4.06%		Sylvain Prescott 498 0.86%		Paul Savard (PIQ) 474 0.82%		Gabriel Ste-Marie
Lévis—Lotbinière		Ghislain Daigle 10,761 16.95%		Jacques Gourde 28,297 44.57%		François-Noël Brault 15,921 25.08%		Christel Marchand 4,355 6.86%		Patrick Kerr 1,908 3.01%		Marc Fontaine 2,247 3.54%				Jacques Gourde
Montcalm		Isabel Sayegh 11,200 20.44%		Gisèle Desroches 4,942 9.02%		Luc Thériault 31,791 58.01%		Julian Bonello-Stauch 3,514 6.41%		Mathieu Goyette 2,416 4.41%		Hugo Clénin 524 0.96%		Marc Labelle (PIQ) 419 0.76%		Luc Thériault
Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier		Annie Talbot 12,876 19.91%		Joël Godin 28,110 43.46%		Mathieu Bonsaint 15,707 24.29%		David-Roger Gagnon 3,758 5.81%		Marie-Claude Gaudet 2,308 3.57%		Luca Abbatiello 1,915 2.96%				Joël Godin
Repentigny		Josée Larose 18,111 27.67%		Pierre Branchaud 4,878 7.45%		Monique Pauzé 34,837 53.22%		Meryem Benslimane 4,470 6.83%		Diane Beauregard 2,289 3.50%		Samuel Saint-Laurent 524 0.80%		Micheline Boucher Granger (PIQ) 347 0.53%		Monique Pauzé
Saint-Maurice—Champlain		François-Philippe Champagne 23,104 39.55%		Bruno-Pier Courchesne 9,542 16.34%		Nicole Morin 19,950 34.15%		Barthélémy Boisguérin 3,071 5.26%		Stéphanie Dufresne 1,809 3.10%		Julie Déziel 938 1.61%				François-Philippe Champagne
Trois-Rivières		Valérie Renaud-Martin 15,774 26.06%		Yves Lévesque 15,240 25.17%		Louise Charbonneau 17,240 28.48%		Robert Aubin 10,090 16.67%		Marie Duplessis 1,492 2.46%		Marc André Gingras 565 0.93%		Ronald St-Onge Lynch (Ind.) 137 0.23%		Robert Aubin

2015

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Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Conservative		NDP		Liberal		BQ		Green		Other
Bécancour—Nicolet—Saurel		Yves Laberge 5,955 11.41%		Nicolas Tabah 11,531 22.09%		Claude Carpentier 12,666 24.26%		Louis Plamondon 20,871 39.98%		Corina Bastiani 1,182 2.26%				Louis Plamondon Bas-Richelieu—Nicolet—Bécancour
Berthier—Maskinongé		Marianne Foucrault 5,548 10.20%		Ruth Ellen Brosseau 22,942 42.17%		Pierre Destrempes 11,032 20.28%		Yves Perron 14,037 25.80%		Cate Burton 847 1.56%				Ruth Ellen Brosseau
Joliette		Soheil Eid 5,705 10.06%		Danielle Landreville 14,566 25.69%		Michel Bourgeois 15,995 28.22%		Gabriel Ste-Marie 18,875 33.30%		Mathieu Morin 1,335 2.35%		Robert D. Morais (SD) 213 0.38%		Francine Raynault§
Lévis—Lotbinière		Jacques Gourde 31,357 50.10%		Hélène Bilodeau 9,246 14.77%		Claude Boucher 13,562 21.67%		Steve Gagné 7,163 11.44%		Tina Biello 1,124 1.80%		François Belanger (AOTN) 136 0.22%		Jacques Gourde Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière
Montcalm		Gisèle DesRoches 5,093 9.61%		Martin Leclerc 12,431 23.45%		Louis-Charles Thouin 14,484 27.32%		Luc Thériault 19,405 36.61%		Yumi Yow Mei Ang 976 1.84%		Manon Perreault (SD) 620 1.17%		Manon Perreault^[a]
Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier		Joël Godin 27,290 43.97%		Élaine Michaud 13,686 22.05%		David Gauvin 13,322 21.47%		Raymond Harvey 6,665 10.74%		Johanne Morin 1,096 1.77%				Élaine Michaud
Repentigny		Jonathan Lefebvre 7,053 10.82%		Réjean Bellemare 15,167 23.26%		Adriana Dudas 17,798 27.29%		Monique Pauzé 22,618 34.68%		Yoland Gilbert 1,242 1.90%		Johnathan Cloutier (SD) 1,333 2.04%		Jean-François Larose‡
Saint-Maurice—Champlain		Jacques Grenier 9,592 16.27%		Jean-Yves Tremblay 12,245 20.77%		François-Philippe Champagne 24,475 41.52%		Sacki Carignan Deschamps 11,295 19.16%		Martial Toupin 1,144 1.94%		Jean-Paul Bédard (M-L) 196 0.33%		Lise St-Denis†
Trois-Rivières		Dominic Therrien 11,231 18.63%		Robert Aubin 19,193 31.83%		Yvon Boivin 18,224 30.23%		André Valois 10,249 17.00%		Éric Trottier 1,032 1.71%		Maxime Rousseau (Libert.) 360 0.60%		Robert Aubin

2011

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Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	BQ		Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Other
Bas-Richelieu—Nicolet— Bécancour		Louis Plamondon 19,046 38.30%		Charles Cartier 6,478 13.03%		Rhéal Blais 5,024 10.10%		Krista Lalonde 17,705 35.60%		Anne-Marie Tanguay 1,479 2.97%				Louis Plamondon
Berthier—Maskinongé		Guy André 16,668 29.45%		Marie-Claude Godue 7,904 13.96%		Francine Gaudet 8,060 14.24%		Ruth Ellen Brosseau 22,403 39.58%		Léonie Matteau 1,196 2.11%		Martin Jubinville (Rhino) 373 0.66%		Guy André
Joliette		Pierre A. Paquette 18,804 32.90%		Michel Morand 5,525 9.67%		François Boucher 3,545 6.20%		Francine Raynault 27,050 47.33%		Annie Durette 2,227 3.90%				Pierre Paquette
Lotbinière— Chutes-de-la-Chaudière		Gaston Gourde 8,381 14.88%		Jacques Gourde 22,460 39.88%		Nicole Larouche 2,866 5.09%		Tanya Fredette 21,683 38.50%		Richard Domm 936 1.66%				Jacques Gourde
Montcalm		Roger Gaudet 19,609 30.16%		Jason Fuoco 5,118 7.87%		Yves Dufour 3,501 5.39%		Manon Perreault 34,434 52.97%		Marianne Girard 2,347 3.61%				Roger Gaudet
Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier		Richard Côté 10,745 20.48%		—		Réjean Thériault 3,463 6.60%		Élaine Michaud 22,387 42.67%		Claudine Delorme 1,279 2.44%		André Arthur (Ind.) 14,594 27.82%		André Arthur
Repentigny		Nicolas Dufour 19,242 31.09%		Christophe Royer 4,606 7.44%		Chantal Perreault 4,830 7.80%		Jean-François Larose 32,131 51.92%		Michel Duchaine 1,078 1.74%				Nicolas Dufour
Saint-Maurice—Champlain		Jean-Yves Laforest 13,961 29.28%		Jacques Grenier 8,447 17.72%		Yves Tousignant 5,670 11.89%		Lise St-Denis 18,628 39.07%		Pierre Audette 972 2.04%				Jean-Yves Laforest
Trois-Rivières		Paule Brunelle 11,987 23.80%		Pierre Lacroix 6,205 12.32%		Patrice Mangin 3,617 7.18%		Robert Aubin 26,981 53.57%		Louis Lacroix 972 1.93%		Francis Arsenault (Rhino) 256 0.51%		Paule Brunelle
												Marc-André Fortin (Ind.) 346 0.69%

2008

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Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	BQ		Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Independent
Bas-Richelieu— Nicolet— Bécancour		Louis Plamondon 26,821 54.67%		Réjean Bériault 8,904 18.15%		Ghislaine Cournoyer 7,987 16.28%		Nourredine Seddiki 4,010 8.17%		Rebecca Laplante 1,334 2.72%				Louis Plamondon
Berthier— Maskinongé		Guy André 24,945 45.83%		Marie-Claude Godue 12,078 22.19%		Jean-Luc Matteau 10,035 18.44%		André Chauvette 5,684 10.44%		Denis Lefebvre 1,691 3.11%				Guy André
Joliette		Pierre Paquette 28,040 52.40%		Sylvie Lavallée 9,540 17.83%		Suzie St-Onge 7,769 14.52%		Francine Raynault 5,579 10.42%		Annie Durette 2,588 4.84%				Pierre Paquette
Lotbinière— Chutes-de-la- Chaudière		Antoine Sarrazin-Bourgoin 12,738 24.58%		Jacques Gourde 24,495 47.27%		Marie-Thérèse Hovington 6,498 12.54%		Raymond Côté 6,828 13.18%		Shirley Picknell 1,265 2.44%				Jacques Gourde
Montcalm		Roger Gaudet 33,519 55.69%		Claude Marc Boudreau 8,096 13.45%		David Grégoire 8,387 13.93%		Marie-Josée Beauchamp 8,337 13.85%		Michel Paulette 1,854 3.08%				Roger Gaudet
Portneuf— Jacques-Cartier		Richard Côté 14,401 32.02%				Stéphane Asselin 7,320 16.27%		André Turgeon 5,707 12.69%		Nathan John Weatherdon 1,452 3.23%		André Arthur 15,063 33.49%		André Arthur
												Jean Paradis 1,039 2.31%
Repentigny		Nicolas Dufour 31,007 53.05%		Bruno Royer 8,168 13.98%		Robert Semegen 8,751 14.97%		Réjean Bellemare 8,853 15.15%		Paul W. Fournier 1,666 2.85%				Raymond Gravel†
Saint-Maurice— Champlain		Jean-Yves Laforest 20,397 43.96%		Stéphane Roof 11,083 23.89%		Ronald St-Onge Lynch 9,755 21.02%		Anne-Marie Aubert 3,601 7.76%		Martial Toupin 1,562 3.37%				Jean-Yves Laforest
Trois-Rivières		Paule Brunelle 22,405 45.27%		Claude Durand 11,998 24.24%		Marcos G. Simard 9,008 18.20%		Geneviève Boivin 4,544 9.18%		Ariane Blais 1,540 3.11%				Paule Brunelle

2006

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Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	BQ		Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Other
Bas-Richelieu—Nicolet—Bécancour		Louis Plamondon 27,742 55.92%		Ghislaine Provencher 6,438 12.98%		Marie-Ève Hélie-Lambert 11,588 23.36%		Marie-Claude Roberge Cartier 2,248 4.53%		Louis Lacroix 1,595 3.22%				Louis Plamondon Richelieu
Berthier—Maskinongé		Guy André 26,191 48.50%		Serge Lafrenière 5,605 10.38%		Marie-Claude Godue 16,958 31.40%		Anne-Marie Aubert 3,319 6.15%		Nathalie Gratton 1,925 3.56%				Guy André
Joliette		Pierre A. Paquette 28,630 54.12%		Gérard Leclerc 5,245 9.92%		Sylvie Lavallée 14,192 26.83%		Jacques Trudeau 2,745 5.19%		Jean-François Lévêque 2,086 3.94%				Pierre Paquette
Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière		Odina Desrochers 15,402 29.64%		Eric Paradis 2,820 5.43%		Jacques Gourde 28,236 54.34%		Raymond Côté 3,529 6.79%		Shirley Picknell 1,978 3.81%				Odina Desrochers
Montcalm		Roger Gaudet 34,975 62.28%		Luc Fortin 4,645 8.27%		Michel Paulette 10,818 19.26%		Nancy Leclerc 3,766 6.71%		Wendy Gorchinsky 1,954 3.48%				Roger Gaudet
Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier		Guy Côté 13,094 25.88%		Gilles Landry 2,489 4.92%		Howard M. Bruce 11,472 22.67%		Jean-Marie Fiset 1,956 3.87%		Jérôme Beaulieu 1,431 2.83%		André Arthur (Ind.) 20,158 39.84%		Guy Côté Portneuf
Repentigny		Benoît Sauvageau 34,958 62.42%		Josyanne Forest 4,847 8.65%		Claude Jr Lafortune 10,124 18.08%		Réjean Bellemare 4,337 7.74%		Adam Jastrzebski 1,742 3.11%				Benoît Sauvageau
Saint-Maurice—Champlain		Jean-Yves Laforest 21,532 44.34%		Lucille Whissell 5,612 11.56%		Martial Toupin 16,028 33.01%		Claude Larocque 3,684 7.59%		Pierre Audette 1,705 3.51%				Marcel Gagnon†
Trois-Rivières		Paule Brunelle 22,331 45.87%		Martine Girard 5,268 10.82%		Luc Ménard 15,423 31.68%		Geneviève Boivin 3,774 7.75%		Linda Lavoie 1,513 3.11%		Paul Giroux (Mar.) 371 0.76%		Paule Brunelle

2004

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Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		BQ		Conservative		NDP		Green		Marijuana
Berthier—Maskinongé		Laurier Thibault 11,198 22.79%		Guy André 29,432 59.90%		Ann Julie Fortier 5,535 11.27%		Denis McKinnon 1,653 3.36%		Eric Labrecque 1,314 2.67%			New district
Joliette		Jean-François Coderre 10,975 22.70%		Pierre A. Paquette 30,661 63.42%		Daniel Bouchard 3,107 6.43%		Jacques Trudeau 1,755 3.63%		Wendy Gorchinsky 1,147 2.37%		Marco Geoffroy 701 1.45%		Pierre Paquette
Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière		Anicet Gagné 9,445 21.45%		Odina Desrochers 20,245 45.99%		Jean Landry 10,628 24.14%		Jean Bernatchez 2,091 4.75%		Rama Borne MacDonald 1,615 3.67%				Odina Desrochers Lotbinière—L'Érable
Montcalm		Daniel Brazeau 7,915 16.40%		Roger Gaudet 34,383 71.24%		Michel Paulette 2,831 5.87%		François Rivest 1,531 3.17%		Serge Bellemare 1,606 3.33%				Roger Gaudet Berthier—Montcalm
Portneuf		Claude Duplain 11,863 27.56%		Guy Côté 18,471 42.91%		Howard M. Bruce 9,251 21.49%		Jean-François Breton 1,540 3.58%		Pierre Poulin 1,925 4.47%				Claude Duplain
Repentigny		Lévis Brien 9,353 18.25%		Benoît Sauvageau 35,907 70.06%		Allen F. MacKenzie 2,447 4.77%		André Cardinal 1,526 2.98%		Jean-François Léveque 1,482 2.89%		François Boudreau 539 1.05%		Benoît Sauvageau
Richelieu		Ghislaine Provencher 11,045 22.68%		Louis Plamondon 31,497 64.67%		Daniel A. Proulx 3,726 7.65%		Charles Bussières 1,017 2.09%		Jean-Pierre Bonenfant 839 1.72%		Daniel Blackburn 580 1.19%		Louis Plamondon Bas-Richelieu—Nicolet—Bécancour
Saint-Maurice—Champlain		Marie-Eve Bilodeau 14,320 30.55%		Marcel Gagnon 25,918 55.29%		Martial Toupin 4,129 8.81%		Pierre J.C. Allard 1,104 2.36%		Pierre Cayou Audette 855 1.82%		Paul Giroux 547 1.17%		Vacant^1 Saint-Maurice
													merged district
														Marcel Gagnon Champlain
Trois-Rivières		Jean-Éric Guindon 12,703 27.36%		Paule Brunelle 26,240 56.51%		Jean-Guy Mercier 4,381 9.43%		Marc Tessier 1,635 3.52%		Linda Lavoie 1,476 3.18%				Yves Rocheleau†

¹ Formerly held by Liberal Jean Chrétien.

Maps

Berthier-Maskinongé Joliette Lotbinière-Chutes-de-la-Chaudière Montcalm Portneuf Repentigny Richelieu Saint-Maurice-Champlain Trois-Rivières

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2000

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Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	BQ		Liberal		Canadian Alliance		NDP		PC		Other
Bas-Richelieu—Nicolet—Bécancour		Louis Plamondon 25,266 56.92%		Roland Paradis 13,781 31.04%		Frédéric Lajoie 2,078 4.68%		Raymond Dorion 421 0.95%		Gabriel Rousseau 1,944 4.38%		Black D. Blackburn (Mar.) 901 2.03%		Louis Plamondon Richelieu
Berthier—Montcalm		Michel Bellehumeur 31,647 57.06%		Jean-Carle Hudon 16,669 30.05%		Réal Naud 2,851 5.14%		Jean-Pierre De Billy 823 1.48%		Paul Lavigne 2,011 3.63%		Sébastien Hénault (Mar.) 1,464 2.64%		Michel Bellehumeur
Champlain		Marcel Gagnon 20,423 45.26%		Julie Boulet 20,408 45.23%		Eric Labranche 2,599 5.76%		Philippe Toone 672 1.49%				Paul Giroux (Mar.) 1,020 2.26%		Réjean Lefebvre†
Joliette		Pierre Paquette 23,615 52.20%		Robert Malo 14,820 32.76%		Clément Lévesque 2,432 5.38%		François Rivest 1,085 2.40%		Eric Champagne 2,730 6.03%		Bob Aubin (Comm.) 560 1.24%		René Laurin†
Lotbinière—L'Érable		Odina Desrochers 15,351 45.64%		Luc Dastous 12,563 37.35%		Pierre Allard 2,827 8.40%		Dominique Vaillancourt 538 1.60%		Jean Landry 2,357 7.01%				Odina Desrochers Lotbinière
Portneuf		Patrice Dallaire 15,444 35.23%		Claude Duplain 17,877 40.78%		Howard Bruce 6,699 15.28%				François Dion 3,819 8.71%				Pierre de Savoye†
Repentigny		Benoît Sauvageau 33,627 57.80%		David Veillette 15,635 26.88%		Michel Paulette 2,964 5.09%		Pierre Péclet 831 1.43%		Michel Carignan 3,122 5.37%		Lise Dufour (Mar.) 1,997 3.43%		Benoît Sauvageau
Saint-Maurice		François Marchand 16,821 38.96%		Jean Chrétien 23,345 54.07%		Jean-Guy Mercier 1,461 3.38%		Raymond Chase 359 0.83%		Pierre Blais 966 2.24%		Sylvain Archambault (Comm.) 223 0.52%		Jean Chrétien
Trois-Rivières		Yves Rocheleau 22,405 46.67%		Denis Normandin 20,606 42.92%		Luc Legaré 2,161 4.50%		David Horlock 512 1.07%		Scott Healy 1,599 3.33%		Alexandre Deschênes (M-L) 184 0.38% Gilles Raymond (NLP) 538 1.12%		Yves Rocheleau

1997

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Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	BQ		Liberal		PC		NDP		Other
Richelieu		Louis Plamondon 26,421		Jocelyn Paul 13,941		Yves Schelling 6,827		Sylvain Pelletier 1,028				Louis Plamondon
Berthier—Montcalm		Michel Bellehumeur 32,707		Lise Perreault 15,073		Réal Naud 13,338		Jean-Pierre de Billy 1,009				Michel Bellehumeur
Champlain		Réjean Lefebvre 20,687		Pierre Lesieur 12,915		Yves St-Amant 12,784		Petra Genest 632				Réjean Lefebvre
Joliette		René Laurin 22,605		Denise Cloutier Bergeron 7,452		Anie Perrault 17,417		Jacques Trudeau 502		Gilles Roy (NL) 594		René Laurin
Lotbinière		Odina Desrochers 13,069		Pierre Savoie 10,062		Gaston Beaudet 9,690		Dominique Vaillancourt 445		Jean Landry (Ind) 1,988		Jean Landry
Portneuf		Pierre de Savoye 18,615		Raynald Samson 12,674		Raymond McBain 10,587		Majella Desmeules 1,112				Pierre de Savoye
Repentigny		Benoît Sauvageau 33,283		Robert Tranchemontagne 12,495		Michel Carignan 12,436		Normand Caplette 916			New district
Saint-Maurice		Yves Duhaime 20,664		Jean Chrétien 22,266		Denis Vincent 3,657		Eric Hébert 489				Jean Chrétien
Trois-Rivières		Yves Rocheleau 21,267		Jean-Guy Doucet 15,692		Michel Charland 12,102		Dorothy Hénaut 528		Roger Périgny (NL) 503		Yves Rocheleau

1993

Main article: 1993 Canadian federal election

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Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	BQ		Liberal		PC		NDP		Other
Richelieu		Louis Plamondon 31,558		Michel Biron 10,933		Lorraine Frappier 4,455		Carl Ethier 337		Paulo da Silva (PfC) 157		Louis Plamondon
Berthier—Montcalm		Michel Bellehumeur 36,065		Madeleine Bélanger 16,133		Réal Naud 5,358		Jean-Pierre de Billy 591		Réal Croteau (NL) 804 Laurent Harvey (Nat) 276		Robert de Cotret
Champlain		Réjean Lefebvre 23,646		Michel Veillette 11,251		Michel Champagne 13,083		André De Billy 445				Michel Champagne
Joliette		René Laurin 41,057		Réjean Lefebvre 10,344		Gaby Larrivée 8,776		Gilles De Chantal 809		Gilles Roy (NL) 1,274		Gaby Larrivée
Lotbinière		Jean Landry 26,763		Michael Provencher 14,659		Jacques Le Sieur 7,387		André-Pierre Robitaille 714				Maurice Tremblay
Portneuf		Pierre de Savoye 23,880		Paulin Plamondon 10,269		Marc Ferland 6,645		John MacFarlane 626		René Matte (Ind) 2,260 Robert Royer (NL) 869		Marc Ferland
Saint-Maurice		Claude Rompré 18,896		Jean Chrétien 25,200		Pauline B. Daneault 1,909		Robert Des Champs 236		Christian Simard (NL) 372		Denis Pronovost^[1]
Trois-Rivières		Yves Rocheleau 24,882		Jean-Pierre Caron 9,937		Pierre H. Vincent 11,053		Maryse Choquette 374		Roger Périgny (NL) 552		Pierre H. Vincent

1. Denis Pronovost was elected as a Progressive-Conservative in 1988 election but left the PC caucus in 1993 to seat as independent.

1988

Main article: 1988 Canadian federal election

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Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	PC		Liberal		NDP		Green		Other
Richelieu		Louis Plamondon 32,104		Yvon Hébert 8,979		Gaston Dupuis 3,154		Jacqueline Lacoste 1,896		Paul Poison Hevey (Rhino) 457		Louis Plamondon
Berthier—Montcalm		Robert de Cotret 29,370		Maurice Roberge 13,624		Pierre Arès 5,884		Roberte Sylvestre 2,084		Antonio Yanakis (Ind) 1,292		Robert de Cotret Berthier—Maskinongé—Lanaudière
Champlain		Michel Champagne 29,788		André Burke 7,471		Jocelyn Crête 8,792						Michel Champagne
Joliette		Gaby Larrivée 27,908		Denis Coderre 12,573		Claude Hétu 7,232		Gaétan Riopel-Savignac 2,290		Jean-François Desroches (Ind) 530 François Roy (PfC) 128		Gaby Larrivée
Lotbinière		Maurice Tremblay 26,585		Pierre Lajeunesse 15,067		Richard Lacoursière 8,782						Maurice Tremblay
Portneuf		Marc Ferland 23,893		Paulin Plamondon 11,055		Jean-Marie Fiset 5,100		Reynald Desrochers 1,607				Marc Ferland
Saint-Maurice		Denis Pronovost 18,741		Yvon Milette 10,168		Claude Rompré 12,463						Gilles Grondin^[1]
Trois-Rivières		Pierre H. Vincent 29,370		Nicholas Papirakis 6,727		Josée Trudel 5,470				Danielle La Chicane Saint-Laurent (Rhino) 826 Lise Éthier (Ind) 249		Pierre H. Vincent

1. Gilles Grondin was elected in a by-election on September 29, 1986. Jean Chrétien was elected in the 1984 Canadian federal election.

Notes

1. Perreault sat as an independent at dissolution then joined Strength in Democracy after writ was dropped.