D'Arcy-McGee is a provincial electoral district in the Montreal region of the province of Quebec, Canada, that elects members to the National Assembly of Quebec. It consists of the cities of Côte-Saint-Luc and Hampstead and part of the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough of the city of Montreal. It is the only provincial electoral district in Quebec with a Jewish plurality. It is considered to be one of the safest districts in Quebec for the Liberals; in the 2014 provincial election the Liberals garnered 92% of the vote, making it the most secure seat in the province.[3]
The boundaries of the D'Arcy-McGee electoral district on the 2011 electoral map are identical to the previous boundaries. Following the 2017 redistribution, the riding will lose its territory in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce to the riding of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce and will gain a large part of the Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood from Mont-Royal and Outremont.
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For the father of Confederation see Thomas D Arcy McGee D Arcy McGee is a provincial electoral district in the Montreal region of the province of Quebec Canada that elects members to the National Assembly of Quebec It consists of the cities of Cote Saint Luc and Hampstead and part of the Cote des Neiges Notre Dame de Grace borough of the city of Montreal It is the only provincial electoral district in Quebec with a Jewish plurality It is considered to be one of the safest districts in Quebec for the Liberals in the 2014 provincial election the Liberals garnered 92 of the vote making it the most secure seat in the province 3 D Arcy McGeeQuebec electoral districtLocation in MontrealProvincial electoral districtLegislatureNational Assembly of QuebecMNA Elisabeth PrassLiberalDistrict created1965First contested1966Last contested2022DemographicsPopulation 2011 61 490Electors 2014 1 40 892Area km 2 10 8Pop density per km 5 693 5Census division s Montreal part Census subdivision s Montreal part Cote Saint Luc HampsteadIt was created for the 1966 election from parts of the former Montreal Outremont and Westmount Saint Georges electoral districts The boundaries of the D Arcy McGee electoral district on the 2011 electoral map are identical to the previous boundaries Following the 2017 redistribution the riding will lose its territory in Notre Dame de Grace to the riding of Notre Dame de Grace and will gain a large part of the Cote des Neiges neighbourhood from Mont Royal and Outremont The riding was named after Thomas D Arcy McGee a Father of Confederation Contents 1 Members of the Legislative Assembly National Assembly 2 Geography 3 Linguistic demographics 4 Election results 5 References 6 External linksMembers of the Legislative Assembly National Assembly EditThis riding has elected the following Members of the National Assembly Legislature Years Member PartyRiding created from Montreal Outremontand Westmount Saint Georges28th 1966 1970 Victor Goldbloom Liberal29th 1970 197330th 1973 197631st 1976 1979 1979 1981 Herbert Marx32nd 1981 198533rd 1985 198934th 1989 1993 Robert Libman Equality 1993 1994 Independent35th 1994 1998 Lawrence Bergman Liberal36th 1998 200337th 2003 200738th 2007 200839th 2008 201240th 2012 201441st 2014 2018 David Birnbaum42nd 2018 202243rd 2022 Present Elisabeth PrassGeography EditD Arcy McGee is located on the island of Montreal It consists of the municipalities of Cote Saint Luc Hampstead Montreal part Linguistic demographics EditAnglophone 42 4 Allophone 38 2 Francophone 19 3 1 Election results Edit2022 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Elisabeth Prass 13 298 51 41 22 91Conservative Bonnie Feigenbaum 5 677 21 95 17 46Quebec solidaire Hilal Pilavci 2 203 8 52 1 27Coalition Avenir Quebec Junlian Leblanc 1 529 5 91 0 49Canadian Marc Perez 1 285 4 97 Parti Quebecois Renee Claude Lafontaine 648 2 51 0 05Bloc Montreal Joel Debellefeuille 613 2 37 Green Moussa Seck 547 2 11 1 15Marxist Leninist Diane Johnston 66 0 26 0 04Total valid votes 25 866 98 96Total rejected ballots 273 1 04Turnout 26 139 47 49Electors on the lists 55 044 vte2018 Quebec general electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal David Birnbaum 19 085 74 32 17 83Quebec solidaire Jean Claude Kumuyange 1 861 7 25 5 19Coalition Avenir Quebec Melodie Cohn 1 643 6 40 3 95Conservative Yaniv Loran 1 153 4 49Green Jeremie Alarco 837 3 26 1 71Parti Quebecois Eliane Pion 657 2 56 0 77New Democratic Leigh Smit 368 1 43Marxist Leninist Diane Johnston 77 0 30Total valid votes 25 681 98 98Total rejected ballots 265 1 02Turnout 25 946 46 56Eligible voters 55 726Liberal hold Swing 11 51Source s Rapport des resultats officiels du scrutin Elections Quebec 2014 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal David Birnbaum 26 983 92 15 7 43Coalition Avenir Quebec Elizabeth Smart 716 2 45 4 92Quebec solidaire Suzanne Dufresne 604 2 06 1 69Parti Quebecois Eliane Pion 524 1 79 1 13Green Abraham Weizfeld 454 1 55 0 30Total valid votes 29 281 99 38 Total rejected ballots 184 0 62 0 16Turnout 29 465 72 06 6 24Electors on the lists 40 892 Liberal hold Swing 6 182012 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Lawrence Bergman 22 285 84 72 4 03Coalition Avenir Quebec Sophie Leroux 1 938 7 37 5 53 Quebec solidaire Emilie Beauchesne 987 3 75 2 09Parti Quebecois Guy Amyot 767 2 92 0 63Independent Abraham Weizfeld 328 1 25 0 41Total valid votes 26 305 99 22 Total rejected ballots 207 0 78 Turnout 26 512 65 82 26 93Electors on the lists 40 280 Result compared to Action democratique 2008 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Lawrence Bergman 14 087 88 75 4 54Green Jean Christophe Mortreux 666 4 20 2 52Parti Quebecois Marie Aude Ardizzon 564 3 55 0 30Action democratique Mathieu Lacombe 292 1 84 2 43Quebec solidaire Abraham Weizfeld 264 1 66 0 11Total valid votes 15 873 99 22 Total rejected ballots 125 0 78 Turnout 15 998 38 89 14 21Electors on the lists 41 132 2007 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Lawrence Bergman 18 410 84 21 7 08Green Robert Leibner 1 470 6 72 Action democratique Marcelle Guay 934 4 27 2 29Parti Quebecois Pierre Philippe Emond 710 3 25 0 89Quebec solidaire Abraham Weizfeld 338 1 55 Total valid votes 21 862 99 34 Total rejected ballots 145 0 66 Turnout 22 007 53 10 8 54Electors on the lists 41 445 2003 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Lawrence Bergman 23 968 91 29 0 68Parti Quebecois Mathieu Breault 1 087 4 14 1 02Action democratique Sylvain James Bowes 520 1 98 0 73Equality William F Shaw 406 1 55 2 81Bloc Pot Blair T Longley 274 1 04 1998 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Lawrence Bergman 29 065 90 61 25 24Equality Bernard King 1 397 4 36 Parti Quebecois Jean Claude Gaudette 1 002 3 12 0 20Action democratique Norman Brisson 400 1 25 Socialist Democracy Abraham Weizfeld 135 0 42 Natural law Ena Kahn 77 0 24 0 241995 Quebec referendumSide Votes Non 37 253 96 38Oui 1 401 3 621994 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Lawrence Bergman 21 325 65 37 29 82Independent Robert Libman 10 056 30 83 27 02Parti Quebecois Francois Normandin 1 084 3 32 0 27Natural law Ena Kahn 157 0 48 Total valid votes 32 622 99 38 Rejected and declined votes 204 0 62 Turnout 32 826 84 46 8 07Electors on the lists 38 868 Liberal gain from Equality Swing 28 42Source Official Results Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec 1992 Charlottetown Accord referendumSide Votes Oui 28 552 92 21Non 2 412 7 791989 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Equality Robert Libman 15 746 57 85 Liberal Gary Waxman 9 677 35 55 55 90Parti Quebecois Jacques Carraire 829 3 05 1 47Green Harriett Fels 532 1 95 Independent Carol Zimmerman 262 0 96 New Democratic David Alexander Schulze 173 0 64 3 12Total valid votes 27 219 99 17 Rejected and declined votes 221 0 81 Turnout 27 440 76 39 7 81Electors on the lists 35 921 Equality gain from Liberal Swing 56 88Source Official Results Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec 1985 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Herbert Marx 22 799 91 45 0 51Parti Quebecois Richard C Bougie 1 127 4 52 0 89 New Democrat Heather Yampolsky 937 3 76 Christian Socialist Jocelyn Rivest 67 0 27 1981 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Herbert Marx 26 064 91 96 4 52Parti Quebecois Andre Daoust 1 532 5 41 1 89Libertarian Victor Levis 635 2 24 Union Nationale John Holmes 111 0 39 1980 Quebec referendumSide Votes Non 36 365 95 88Oui 1 563 4 121979 Quebec provincial by elections Party Candidate Votes Liberal Herbert Marx 22 293 96 48 28 45Parti Quebecois David Levine 813 3 52 1 211976 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Victor Charles Goldbloom 21 248 68 03 25 74Union Nationale Barry Fridhandler 7 058 22 60 22 07Parti Quebecois Jacques Mackay 1 476 4 73 0 48 Democratic Alliance Elie Chalouh 950 3 04 Independent Max Wollach 417 1 33 Ralliement creditiste Gaetan Gauthier 83 0 27 1 181973 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Victor Charles Goldbloom 26 958 93 77 3 36Parti Quebecois Jacqueline Dugas 1 221 4 25 3 74Ralliement creditiste John Holmes 418 1 45 N AUnion Nationale Florian Prevost 152 0 53 1 071970 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Victor Charles Goldbloom 36 543 90 41 0 17Parti Quebecois Paul Unterberg 3 230 7 99 N AUnion Nationale Leonard Rosen 647 1 60 4 07vte1966 Quebec general electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Victor Goldbloom 24 709 90 57Union Nationale Boris Garmaise 1 548 5 67RIN Louise Belzile 895 3 28Ralliement national Gilles Cote 129 0 47Total valid votes 27 281 100 00Rejected and declined ballots 699Turnout 27 980 60 88Electors on the lists 45 962Source Official Results Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec References Edit General information on the provincial electoral divisions Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec DGEQ General information on the provincial electoral divisions Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec 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