Results

D'ARCY-MCGEE
Party Candidate Votes Status
160/160 polls Updated: Sep. 5, 2012 1:58 AM EDT
LIB Lawrence S. Bergman 22,285 Elected
CAQ Sophie Leroux 1,938
QS Émilie Beauchesne 987
PQ Guy Amyot 767
IND Abraham Weizfeld 328

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D'Arcy-McGee encompasses the Montreal Island municipalities of Hampstead and Côte St. Luc, as well as a couple of blocks of Montreal proper (from the borough of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce). The riding was created in 1965 and is one of 39 that didn't change in the 2011 boundary revisions. The population is avowedly anti-sovereigntist, having voted 96.4 per cent against in the 1995 provincial referendum.

Political history

Liberal Lawrence Bergman, a former provincial revenue minister, has enjoyed victory margins in this riding that are the envy of some dictators. Enough said.

2008 provincial election results:

Party

Candidate

Total votes

%

Liberal

Lawrence Bergman

14,087

88.8

Green

Jean-Christophe Mortreux

666

4.2

PQ

Marie-Aude Ardizzon

564

3.6

ADQ

Mathieu Lacombe

292

1.8

More results:

  • 2007: Liberal Lawrence Bergman crushes Green candidate Robert Leibner by 16,940 votes.
  • 2003: Liberal Bergman wallops Parti Québécois's Mathieu Breault by 22,881 votes, earning 91.3 per cent of ballots cast.
  • 1998: Liberal Bergman devastates Equality Party's Bernard King, taking 90.6 per cent of the vote.
  • 1994: Liberal Lawrence Bergman defeats Independent candidate Robert Libman.
  • 1989: Equality Party's Robert Libman beats Liberal Gary Waxman. Libman would leave the Equality Party in 1993 and sit as an Independent.

1995 sovereignty referendum: Yes: 3.6%; No: 96.4%

Candidates

Parti QuébécoisGuyAmyot
Québec SolidaireÉmilieBeauchesne
LiberalLawrence S.Bergman
Coalition Avenir QuébecSophieLeroux
IndependentAbrahamWeizfeld