kamouraska, témiscouata, former, provincial, electoral, district, quebec, canada, that, elected, members, national, assembly, quebec, final, election, included, municipalities, kamouraska, pocatière, saint, athanase, packington, dégelis, témiscouata, quebec, e. Kamouraska Temiscouata is a former provincial electoral district in Quebec Canada that elected members to the National Assembly of Quebec As of its final election it included the municipalities of Kamouraska La Pocatiere Saint Athanase Packington Degelis and Temiscouata sur le Lac Kamouraska TemiscouataQuebec electoral districtDefunct provincial electoral districtLegislatureNational Assembly of QuebecDistrict created1972District abolished2011First contested1973Last contested2010 by election DemographicsPopulation 2006 44 307Electors 2008 1 34 426Area km 2 6 153 87Census division s Kamouraska TemiscouataCensus subdivision s Auclair Degelis Kamouraska La Pocatiere Lejeune Mont Carmel Packington Pohenegamook Riviere Bleue Riviere Ouelle Saint Alexandre de Kamouraska Saint Andre Sainte Anne de la Pocatiere Saint Athanase Saint Bruno de Kamouraska Saint Denis Saint Elzear de Temiscouata Saint Eusebe Saint Gabriel Lalemant Saint Germain Sainte Helene Saint Honore de Temiscouata Saint Jean de la Lande Saint Joseph de Kamouraska Saint Juste du Lac Saint Louis du Ha Ha Sainte Louise Saint Marc du Lac Long Saint Michel du Squatec Saint Onesime d Ixworth Saint Pacome Saint Pascal Saint Philippe de Neri Saint Pierre de Lamy Saint Roch des Aulnaies Temiscouata sur le Lac Petit Lac Sainte Anne Picard It was created for the 1973 election from Kamouraska and parts of L Islet and Temiscouata Its final election was in 2008 It was dissolved prior to the 2012 election and replaced by the Riviere du Loup Temiscouata and Cote du Sud electoral districts 3 Contents 1 Members of the National Assembly 2 Electoral results 3 References 4 External linksMembers of the National Assembly editLegislature Years Member Party Riding created from Kamouraska L Islet and Temiscouata 30th 1973 1976 Jean Marie Pelletier Liberal 31st 1976 1981 Leonard Levesque Parti Quebecois 32nd 1981 1985 33rd 1985 1989 France Dionne Liberal 34th 1989 1994 35th 1994 1997 1997 1998 Claude Bechard 36th 1998 2003 37th 2003 2007 38th 2007 2008 39th 2008 2010 2010 2012 Andre Simard Parti Quebecois Dissolved into Riviere du Loup Temiscouata and Cote du SudElectoral results editQuebec provincial by election November 29 2010 Party Candidate Votes Parti Quebecois Andre Simard 7 213 36 85 15 70 Liberal France Dionne 7 017 35 85 17 85 Action democratique Gerald Beaulieu 4 509 23 03 1 47 Quebec solidaire Serge Proulx 522 2 67 0 27 Green Frederic Brophy Nolan 314 1 60 Total valid votes 19 575 98 51 Rejected and declined votes 296 1 49 Turnout 19 871 57 65 2 90 Electors on the lists 34 470 Parti Quebecois gain from Liberal Swing 16 78 Source Official Results Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec 2008 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Claude Bechard 11 048 53 70 13 98 Action democratique Ian Senechal 4 436 21 56 15 12 Parti Quebecois Michel Forget 4 351 21 15 1 73 Quebec solidaire Manon Cote 604 2 94 0 83 Independent Alexis Plourde 134 0 65 Total valid votes 20 573 Liberal hold Swing 14 55 Source Official Results Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec 2007 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Claude Bechard 9 826 39 72 6 03 Action democratique Gerald Beaulieu 9 074 36 68 10 27 Parti Quebecois Nancy Gagnon 4 804 19 42 6 27 Quebec solidaire Celine Tremblay 521 2 11 Green Louise Lebel 515 2 08 0 89 vte2003 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Claude Bechard 11 266 45 75 2 26 Action democratique Pierre Levesque 6 504 26 41 14 25 Parti Quebecois Harold LeBel 6 326 25 69 17 37 Green Guy Duguay 293 1 19 Independent Raymond Robert 238 0 97 1998 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal Claude Bechard 11 259 43 49 8 46 Parti Quebecois Denis Simard 11 149 43 06 5 45 Action democratique Arsene Gendron 3 149 12 16 2 95 Socialist Democracy Jerome Frederic Bouchard 334 1 29 0 06 Quebec provincial by election October 6 1997 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Claude Bechard 9 946 51 95 9 26 Parti Quebecois Denis Simard 7 201 37 61 3 49 Action democratique Carl Raymond 1 762 9 21 4 05 Socialist Democracy Jerome Frederic Bouchard 236 1 23 1 72 1995 Quebec referendum Side Votes Oui 15 632 52 66 Non 14 055 47 34 1994 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal France Dionne 10 373 42 69 12 98 Parti Quebecois Helene Alarie 9 987 41 10 4 00 Action democratique Yvan Ouellet 3 223 13 26 New Democratic Andre Bourgoin 717 2 95 1992 Charlottetown Accord referendum Side Votes Non 14 734 62 12 Oui 8 985 37 88 1989 Quebec general election Party Candidate Votes Liberal France Dionne 12 354 55 67 1 72 Parti Quebecois Claudette Dorval 8 233 37 10 0 92 Green Marie Helene Lemieux 1 605 7 23 4 35 1980 Quebec referendum Side Votes Non 13 920 56 03 Oui 10 922 43 97References edit http www electionsquebec qc ca english provincial electoral map general information on the provincial electoral divisions php bsq 692 amp section population dead link http www electionsquebec qc ca english provincial electoral map general information on the provincial electoral divisions php bsq 692 amp section superficie dead link Commission de la representation electorale January 2012 The electoral map of Quebec 2011 Final Report PDF Retrieved March 21 2012 External links editInformation Elections Quebec Election results Election results National Assembly Election results Elections Quebec Maps 2001 map Flash 2001 2011 changes Flash 1992 2001 changes Flash Electoral map of Bas Saint Laurent region as of 2001 Quebec electoral map 2001 47 39 N 68 52 W 47 65 N 68 87 W 47 65 68 87 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Kamouraska Temiscouata amp oldid 1216490673, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
