Verdun (also known as Verdun—Saint-Paul, Verdun—Saint-Henri and Verdun—Saint-Henri—Saint-Paul—Pointe-Saint-Charles) was a federal electoral district in Quebec, Canada, that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1935 to 1949 and from 1953 to 2004.
The riding was created as "Verdun" riding in 1933 from parts of Jacques Cartier and St. Anneridings. It was abolished in 1947 when it was redistributed into Jacques Cartier and "Verdun—La Salle" ridings.
Verdun—La Salle riding was created from Verdun riding in 1947, and was abolished in 1952 when it was redistributed into a new Verdun riding and into Jacques-Cartier—Lasalle.
"Verdun" riding was recreated in 1952 from parts of Verdun—La Salle riding. It was renamed "Verdun—Saint-Paul" in 1980, "Verdun—Saint-Henri" in 1996, and "Verdun—Saint-Henri—Saint-Paul—Pointe Saint-Charles" in 2000.
In 2004, the riding was merged into Jeanne-Le Ber riding.
Source: Thirty-fifth General Election, 1993: Official Voting Results, Published by the Chief Electoral Officer of Canada. Financial figures taken from the official contributions and expenses submitted by the candidates, provided by Elections Canada.
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This article is about the federal district For the provincial district see Verdun provincial electoral district Verdun also known as Verdun Saint Paul Verdun Saint Henri and Verdun Saint Henri Saint Paul Pointe Saint Charles was a federal electoral district in Quebec Canada that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1935 to 1949 and from 1953 to 2004 VerdunQuebec electoral districtDefunct federal electoral districtLegislatureHouse of CommonsDistrict created1933District abolished2003First contested1935Last contested2000Verdun La Salle riding which covered much of the same area was represented in the House of Commons from 1949 to 1953 Contents 1 History 1 1 Members of Parliament 2 Election results 2 1 Verdun 1933 1947 2 2 Verdun La Salle 1947 1952 2 3 Verdun 1952 1980 2 4 Verdun Saint Paul 1981 1997 2 5 Verdun Saint Henri 1997 2000 2 6 Verdun Saint Henri Saint Paul Pointe Saint Charles 2000 2004 3 See also 4 External linksHistory editThe riding was created as Verdun riding in 1933 from parts of Jacques Cartier and St Anne ridings It was abolished in 1947 when it was redistributed into Jacques Cartier and Verdun La Salle ridings Verdun La Salle riding was created from Verdun riding in 1947 and was abolished in 1952 when it was redistributed into a new Verdun riding and into Jacques Cartier Lasalle Verdun riding was recreated in 1952 from parts of Verdun La Salle riding It was renamed Verdun Saint Paul in 1980 Verdun Saint Henri in 1996 and Verdun Saint Henri Saint Paul Pointe Saint Charles in 2000 In 2004 the riding was merged into Jeanne Le Ber riding Members of Parliament edit This riding elected the following members of Parliament Parliament Years Member PartyVerdunRiding created from Jacques Cartier and St Anne18th 1935 1940 Jules Wermenlinger Conservative19th 1940 1945 Paul Emile Cote Liberal20th 1945 1949Verdun La Salle21st 1949 1953 Paul Emile Cote LiberalVerdun22nd 1953 1954 Paul Emile Cote Liberal 1954 1957 Yves Leduc23rd 1957 195824th 1958 1962 Harold Monteith Progressive Conservative25th 1962 1963 Bryce Mackasey Liberal26th 1963 196527th 1965 196828th 1968 197229th 1972 197430th 1974 1976 1977 1979 Pierre Savard31st 1979 1980Verdun Saint Paul32nd 1980 1984 Pierre Savard Liberal33rd 1984 1988 Gilbert Chartrand Progressive Conservative34th 1988 199335th 1993 1997 Raymond Lavigne LiberalVerdun Saint Henri36th 1997 2000 Raymond Lavigne LiberalVerdun Saint Henri Saint Paul Pointe Saint Charles37th 2000 2002 Raymond Lavigne Liberal 2002 2004 Liza FrullaRiding dissolved into Jeanne Le BerElection results editVerdun 1933 1947 edit 1935 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate Votes Conservative Jules Wermenlinger 5 602 22 39 Co operative Commonwealth Georges Stuart Mooney 4 706 18 81 Verdun Herve Ferland 4 214 16 84 Labour William Willie Lessard 3 833 15 32 Independent Liberal Thomas Guerin 2 731 10 91 Independent Liberal Casimir Allard 2 065 8 25 Reconstruction Camille Dansereau 1 266 5 06 Independent Conservative James Albert Whitaker 232 0 93 Independent Labour Henry Joseph Garrity 221 0 88 Veterans Alloys Reginald Sprenger 79 0 32 Independent Conservative Edouard Lamontagne 74 0 30 1940 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Paul Emile Cote 8 372Independent Liberal Herve Ferland 7 231Co operative Commonwealth Robert Louis Calder 3 817National Government Jules Wermenlinger 3 693Independent Ruby Beryl Joan Adams 1 838Independent Charles S P Halpin 1 181Independent Conservative Samuel Currie 814Independent Robert William Scurrah 5991945 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Paul Emile Cote 15 943Progressive Conservative Wilfrid Page 7 151Co operative Commonwealth Edward Wilson 6 967Bloc populaire Louis Philippe Hurtubise 3 060Labor Progressive Sam Bailey 874Independent Liberal Joseph Jean Leopold Comeau 390Independent Co operative Commonwealth Walter Wilson 279Social Credit Henri Turcotte 187Independent Liberal Donald Mark Elvidge 127Independent Liberal Joseph Madore Omer Royer 36Verdun La Salle 1947 1952 edit 1949 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Paul Emile Cote 24 903Progressive Conservative John William Macgillivray 7 790Co operative Commonwealth William Dodge 2 612Union des electeurs Donat Fortin 445Independent Richard Monahan 83Verdun 1952 1980 edit 1953 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Paul Emile Cote 20 281Progressive Conservative Harold Monteith 7 255Co operative Commonwealth Raymond Lapointe 1 587Labor Progressive Ken Perry 483By election on 22 March 1954 On Cote s acceptance of an office of emolumentunder the Crown 1 January 1954Party Candidate VotesLiberal Yves Leduc 8 221Progressive Conservative Armand Dupuis 5 755Independent Liberal Roland Gadbois 4 671Co operative Commonwealth William Dodge 2 745Labor Progressive Herve Ferland 2 180Independent Liberal Joseph Michael Hayes 1 322Independent Ken Perry 2041957 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Yves Leduc 18 695Progressive Conservative Harold Monteith 9 037Co operative Commonwealth William Dodge 2 2991958 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesProgressive Conservative Harold Monteith 16 357Liberal Yves Leduc 14 604Co operative Commonwealth William Dodge 2 205Independent Liberal J O Rolland Leduc 1 901Social Credit Edouard Provencher 2641962 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Bryce Mackasey 13 860Progressive Conservative Harold Monteith 11 489New Democratic Irenee Blais 3 430Independent Liberal William Leonard Poitras 3 208Social Credit P Raymond Leclerc 1 032Independent PC Carl B O Malley 8811963 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Bryce Mackasey 19 473Progressive Conservative Bernard Rheaume 7 488Social Credit Carl B O Malley 4 412New Democratic Douglas Findlay 3 3801965 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Bryce Mackasey 18 072Progressive Conservative Bernard Rheaume 6 213New Democratic Wesley Robert Dillen 4 113Ralliement creditiste Rene Lassonde 2 0941968 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Bryce Mackasey 22 436Progressive Conservative Claude De Serres 3 410New Democratic Matt Craig 2 813Ralliement creditiste Eugene Lepine 1 0041972 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Bryce Mackasey 20 943Progressive Conservative Eddy Vigneau 7 626Social Credit Eugene Lepine 3 323New Democratic Gus Callaghan 2 518Independent Paul Levesque 2391974 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Bryce Mackasey 17 633Progressive Conservative Eddy Vigneau 7 922New Democratic Philippe Morse 2 232Social Credit Lucien Laroche 1 774Marxist Leninist Arnold August 199By election on 24 May 1977 On Mackasey s resignation 28 October 1976Party Candidate VotesLiberal Pierre Savard 15 208New Democratic Phil Edmonston 8 151Progressive Conservative Pierrette Lucas 2 003Social Credit Michel Dansereau 173Communist Samuel J Walsh 97Independent Louise Ouimet 781979 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Pierre Savard 30 178Progressive Conservative John Oss 4 908Social Credit Lucien Marien 2 301New Democratic Denis Faubert 2 299Rhinoceros Catherine Messier 905Union populaire Raymond Marchessault 801Libertarian Mary Lou Gutscher 182Communist Denis Gervais 139Marxist Leninist Mary Saul 591980 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Pierre Savard 27 575New Democratic David Garon 3 635Progressive Conservative Jocelyn Giroux 3 423Rhinoceros Ronald Cawthorn 1 141Social Credit Lucien Marien 599Union populaire Jean Claude Bonin 155Marxist Leninist Mary Saul 80Verdun Saint Paul 1981 1997 edit 1984 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesProgressive Conservative Gilbert Chartrand 17 378Liberal Pierre Savard 16 431New Democratic Alain Giguere 3 912Rhinoceros Philippe Hooligan Cote 1 309Parti nationaliste Serge Paquette 798Commonwealth of Canada Steve Boyle 991988 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesProgressive Conservative Gilbert Chartrand 20 113Liberal Raymond Lavigne 15 207New Democratic Alain Tasse 6 572Green Jan Marc Lavergne 1 339Rhinoceros Irene Maman Mayer 902Commonwealth of Canada Claude Brosseau 142Independent Yvon Turgeon 105vte1993 Canadian federal election Verdun Saint PaulParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Raymond Lavigne 19 644 43 69 36 451 Bloc Quebecois Kim Beaudoin 19 095 42 47 35 583 Progressive Conservative Andre Martin 3 864 8 59 51 508 New Democratic Party Claude Ledoux 860 1 91 0Green Jean Marc Beaudin 598 1 33 1 Natural Law Marylise Baux 432 0 96 408 Abolitionist Yvan Cousineau 140 0 31 0 National J J McPherson 130 0 29 466 Non affiliated Deepak Massand 115 0 26 6 744 Commonwealth Golam Khan 88 0 20 0Total valid votes 44 966 100 00Total rejected ballots 1 720Turnout 46 686 75 50Electors on the lists 61 838Source Thirty fifth General Election 1993 Official Voting Results Published by the Chief Electoral Officer of Canada Financial figures taken from the official contributions and expenses submitted by the candidates provided by Elections Canada Verdun Saint Henri 1997 2000 edit 1997 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Raymond Lavigne 21 424Bloc Quebecois Donald Longepee 15 153Progressive Conservative Aline Aubut 6 838New Democratic Claude Ledoux 1 156Natural Law Michele Beausoleil 498Reform Deepak Massand 380Marxist Leninist Genevieve Royer 205Verdun Saint Henri Saint Paul Pointe Saint Charles 2000 2004 edit 2000 Canadian federal electionParty Candidate VotesLiberal Raymond Lavigne 20 905Bloc Quebecois Pedro Utillano 11 976Progressive Conservative Bernard Cote 2 670Alliance Jacques Gendron 2 098New Democratic Matthew McLauchlin 1 003Green Lorraine Ann Craig 933Marijuana Marc Andre Roy 922Communist Bill Sloan 147Independent William Lorenson 117By election on 13 May 2002 Lavigne appointed to SenateParty Candidate VotesLiberal Liza Frulla 10 897Bloc Quebecois Sonia Goulet 4 432Progressive Conservative Bernard Cote 735New Democratic Matthew McLauchlin 635Alliance Joe De Santis 241Independent Robert Lindblad 113See also editList of Canadian federal electoral districts Historical federal electoral districts of CanadaExternal links editRiding history from the Library of Parliament Verdun 1935 1947 Verdun La Salle 1947 1952 Verdun 1952 1980 Verdun Saint Paul 1981 1997 Verdun Saint Henri 1997 2000 Verdun Saint Henri Saint Paul Pointe Saint Charles 2000 2004 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Verdun federal electoral district amp oldid 1204235143, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
