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The New Democratic Party of Quebec fielded fifty-five candidates in the 1989 Quebec provincial election,[1] none of whom were elected.

Candidates

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(n.c.: no candidate)

Riding Candidate's name Gender Votes % Rank
Abitibi-Est n.c.
Abitibi-Ouest n.c.
Acadie François Salvas M 1,083 3.72 3rd
Anjou Pierre Lemaire M 688 2.84 3rd
Argenteuil n.c.
Arthabaska n.c.
Beauce-Nord Jean-Marc Plante M 672 3.01 3rd
Beauce-Sud n.c.
Beauharnois-Huntingdon n.c.
Bellechasse n.c.
Berthier n.c.
Bertrand n.c.
Bonaventure n.c.
Bourassa n.c.
Bourget n.c.
Brome-Missisquoi n.c.
Chambly n.c.
Champlain n.c.
Chapleau n.c.
Charlesbourg Mario Labbé M 1,140 3.27 4th
Charlevoix n.c.
Châteauguay n.c.
Chauveau n.c.
Chicoutimi Gervais Tremblay M 914 2.83 3rd
Chomedey Monique Durand F 501 1.58 4th
Crémazie Jean Denis M 496 1.65 4th
D'Arcy-McGee David Alexander Schulze M 173 0.64 6th
Deux-Montagnes n.c.
Dorion Gaétan Nadeau M 437 1.92 4th
Drummond n.c.
Dubuc n.c.
Duplessis n.c.
Fabre n.c.
Frontenac n.c.
Gaspé n.c.
Gatineau n.c.
Gouin Paul Montpetit M 482 2.33 4th
Groulx n.c.
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve Jocelyne Dupuis F 326 1.41 4th
Hull Charles Rheault M 673 2.66 4th
Iberville Denis Forget M 971 2.98 4th
Îles-de-la-Madeleine n.c.
Jacques-Cartier Thomas Ezzy M 228 0.68 5th
Jeanne-Mance n.c.
Jean-Talon Gilles Fiset M 977 3.22 3rd
Johnson Jean-Marie Fréchette M 185 0.72 7th
Joliette n.c.
Jonquière Maurice Bilodeau M 1,774 5.75 3rd
Kamouraska-Témiscouata n.c.
Labelle n.c.
Lac-Saint-Jean n.c.
LaFontaine Destin Jean-Pierre M 763 2.88 3rd
La Peltrie Claude Pelletier M 2,567 6.52 3rd
La Pinière Luis Martinez M 1,237 4.19 3rd
Laporte Bruce Katz M 377 1.27 5th
Laprairie n.c.
L'Assomption n.c.
Laurier Victor Bilodeau M 777 3.87 4th
Laval-des-Rapides n.c.
Laviolette n.c.
Les Chutes-de-la-Chaudière Dany Gravel M 1,505 4.64 3rd
Lévis n.c.
Limoilou Jean-François Sirois M 645 2.28 4th
Lotbinière Allen Guilbert M 616 2.76 3rd
Louis-Hébert Normand Beauregard M 584 1.88 4th
Marguerite-Bourgeoys n.c.
Marie-Victorin n.c.
Marquette Myriam Sainson F 569 2.07 4th
Maskinongé n.c.
Masson Richard Morin M 611 1.85 4th
Matane n.c.
Matapédia n.c.
Mégantic-Compton n.c.
Mercier Robert Saint-Louis M 567 2.42 4th
Mille-Îles n.c.
Montmagny-L'Islet n.c.
Montmorency Germaine Poirier F 1,726 5.01 3rd
Mont-Royal John Philip Penner M 229 1.13 5th
Nelligan Jean-Paul Rioux M 664 1.92 4th
Nicolet-Yamaska n.c.
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Michel Decoste M 388 1.43 5th
Orford Denis Boissé M 861 2.87 4th
Outremont Jean-Guy Loranger M 649 2.75 4th
Papineau n.c.
Pointe-aux-Trembles n.c.
Pontiac Michael Coghlan M 956 4.68 4th
Portneuf n.c.
Prévost n.c.
Richelieu n.c.
Richmond n.c.
Rimouski n.c.
Rivière-du-Loup n.c.
Robert-Baldwin n.c.
Roberval n.c.
Rosemont Pierre Dion M 620 2.22 3rd
Notes: Pierre Dion received 620 votes (2.22%), finishing third against Liberal incumbent Guy Rivard.[2]
Rousseau n.c.
Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue n.c.
Saguenay n.c.
Sainte-Anne Suzy Potvin F 218 0.99 5th
Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques Denis Plante M 332 1.19 4th
Saint-François Peter Julian M 884 3.07 4th
Saint-Henri Jean-Pierre Fafard M 530 2.32 4th
Saint-Hyacinthe Marie-Paule Chevrette F 1,381 4.23 3rd
Saint-Jean Mariette Boudreault F 1,463 4.04 3rd
Saint-Laurent Daniel Sabbah M 248 0.83 5th
Saint-Louis Kathleen Parewick F 457 2.05 5th
Saint-Maurice n.c.
Salaberry-Soulanges n.c.
Sauvé n.c.
Shefford n.c.
Sherbrooke Mario Mercier M 521 1.83 4th
Taillon Marc Vachon M 508 1.50 4th
Taschereau Hélène Huard F 1,258 6.24 3rd
Terrebonne n.c.
Trois-Rivières Donald Matthew Molnar M 413 1.48 3rd
Ungava n.c.
Vachon Réjean Benoit M 620 1.82 5th
Vanier Ysabel Provencher F 1,131 3.68 3rd
Vaudreuil n.c.
Verchères n.c.
Verdun Jean-François Moisan M 387 1.80 5th
Notes: Jean-François Moisan, an environmental activist, served on the executive of Montreal's municipal Democratic Coalition party in the early 1990s.[3] He later ran as a candidate of Gérald Tremblay's Montreal Island Citizens Union in the 2001 municipal election and was a candidate for school trustee in 2003.
Electoral record
Election Division Party Votes % Place Winner
1989 provincial Verdun New Democratic Party 387 1.80 5/7 Henri-François Gautrin, Liberal[4]
2001 Montreal municipal Council, Hochelaga district Montreal Island Citizens Union 1,760 26.52 2/3 Luc Larivée, Vision Montreal[5]
2003 Montreal school commission Commission scolaire de Montréal election, District 10 Mouvement pour une école moderne et ouverte 595 47.04 2/2 Lyn Thériault, Collectif pour la réussite et l'épanouissement de l'enfant[6]
Viau Raymond Gagnon M 954 4.20 3rd
Viger
Vimont Jocelyn Roy M 1,138 3.13 3rd
Westmount Rebecca Elbourne F 430 1.99 5th

References

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  1. ^ General elections - 1989, September 25 - Official results for all electoral divisions, Le Directeur général des élections du Québec. Accessed 30 November 2012.
  2. ^ Election Result: Rosemont, 1989, Elections Quebec. Accessed 9 April 2010.
  3. ^ "Ferreira named Coalition leader," Montreal Gazette, 23 June 1991, A3.
  4. ^ Election Result: Verdun, 1989, Le Directeur général des élections du Québec.
  5. ^ Election results, 1833-2005 (in French), City of Montreal.
  6. ^ ÉLECTIONS SCOLAIRES DU 16 NOVEMBRE 2003, Commission scolaire de Montréal.
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