Independent and non-affiliated candidates in the 1994 Quebec provincial election
April 27, 2024
There were sixty-eight independent and non-affiliated candidates in the 1994 Quebec provincial election, none of whom were elected. Information about these candidates may be found on this page.
Laroche later ran an independent in the 1994 election, saying that he had been encouraged to run after La Hir made a number of embarrassing gaffes. Although Laroche kept his PQ membership, he said that he would remain an independent and not join the party caucus if he won.[2] He finished well behind Le Hir on election day.
^Andy Riga, "Le Hir faces new challenge," Montreal Gazette, 12 August 1994, A17. Le Hir received 244 of the 446 votes cast for the party nomination; Laroche received forty-nine.
^Andy Riga, "Le Hir faces new challenge," Montreal Gazette, 12 August 1994, A17. He was sixty-two years old at the time.
^Official Results, Le Directeur général des élections du Québec. There was a candidate named Marcel Cloutier in the 1970 Quebec provincial election, running for the Ralliement créditiste party in Brome. This candidate received 787 votes, finishing third against Liberal candidate Glendon Brown. It is not known if this was the same person as the 1994 candidate.
April 27, 2024
independent, affiliated, candidates, 1994, quebec, provincial, election, there, were, sixty, eight, independent, affiliated, candidates, 1994, quebec, provincial, election, none, whom, were, elected, information, about, these, candidates, found, this, page, co. There were sixty eight independent and non affiliated candidates in the 1994 Quebec provincial election none of whom were elected Information about these candidates may be found on this page Contents 1 Candidates 1 1 Iberville Wilfrid Laroche 1 2 Richelieu Marcel Cloutier 2 ReferencesCandidates editIberville Wilfrid Laroche edit Wilfrid Laroche is a retired contractor who also served as mayor of Sainte Sabine Quebec in the Monteregie for fourteen years He joined the Parti Quebecois PQ in 1978 and ran for the party in Brome Missisquoi in the 1981 provincial election finishing second to Liberal incumbent Pierre Paradis He sought the PQ nomination for Iberville in the buildup to the 1994 election but finished third against star candidate Richard Le Hir 1 Laroche later ran an independent in the 1994 election saying that he had been encouraged to run after La Hir made a number of embarrassing gaffes Although Laroche kept his PQ membership he said that he would remain an independent and not join the party caucus if he won 2 He finished well behind Le Hir on election day Electoral record Election Division Party Votes Place Winner 1985 provincial Brome Missisquoi Parti Quebecois 6 456 26 93 2 4 Pierre Paradis Liberal 1994 provincial Iberville Independent 1 004 2 79 4 6 Richard Le Hir Parti Quebecois Sources Official Results Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec 1985 and 1994 Richelieu Marcel Cloutier edit Marcel Cloutier received 1 570 votes 5 03 finishing third against Parti Quebecois candidate Sylvain Simard 3 References edit Andy Riga Le Hir faces new challenge Montreal Gazette 12 August 1994 A17 Le Hir received 244 of the 446 votes cast for the party nomination Laroche received forty nine Andy Riga Le Hir faces new challenge Montreal Gazette 12 August 1994 A17 He was sixty two years old at the time Official Results Le Directeur general des elections du Quebec There was a candidate named Marcel Cloutier in the 1970 Quebec provincial election running for the Ralliement creditiste party in Brome This candidate received 787 votes finishing third against Liberal candidate Glendon Brown It is not known if this was the same person as the 1994 candidate Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Independent and non affiliated candidates in the 1994 Quebec provincial election amp oldid 1014146363, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
