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Rimouski-Neigette--Témiscouata--Les Basques

Quebec · district 24018 · 44th general election, 20 September 2021

Official results, Elections Canada via open.canada.ca.

Elected Maxime Blanchette-Joncas
Party Bloc Québécois
Winning margin 10,175
Votes cast 42,138
Votes by candidate
Maxime Blanchette-Joncas (Bloc Québécois) 20,657 · 49.0%
Léonie Lajoie (Liberal) 10,482 · 24.9%
France Gagnon (Conservative) 5,569 · 13.2%
Sylvain Lajoie (NDP-New Democratic Party) 2,641 · 6.3%
Noémi Bureau-Civil (Independent) 1,467 · 3.5%
Jean Tardy (People's Party - PPC) 700 · 1.7%
Michel Raymond (Free Party Canada) 430 · 1.0%
Megan Hodges (Parti Rhinocéros Party) 192 · 0.5%
Full result
CandidatePartyVotesShareResult
Maxime Blanchette-Joncas · incumbentBloc Québécois20,65749.0%Elected
Léonie LajoieLiberal10,48224.9%
France GagnonConservative5,56913.2%
Sylvain LajoieNDP-New Democratic Party2,6416.3%
Noémi Bureau-CivilIndependent1,4673.5%
Jean TardyPeople's Party - PPC7001.7%
Michel RaymondFree Party Canada4301.0%
Megan HodgesParti Rhinocéros Party1920.5%

The elected candidate is the one the source records with a winning margin, cross-checked against the highest vote count. The incumbency marker in the source file is shown separately because it is a different fact: it marks a sitting MP who ran again, whether or not they held the seat.