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Rosemont--La Petite-Patrie

Quebec · district 24064 · 43th general election, 21 October 2019

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

Elected Alexandre Boulerice
Party NDP-New Democratic Party
Winning margin 10,999
Votes cast 60,206
Votes by candidate
Alexandre Boulerice (NDP-New Democratic Party) 25,575 · 42.5%
Geneviève Hinse (Liberal) 14,576 · 24.2%
Claude André (Bloc Québécois) 14,306 · 23.8%
Jean Désy (Green Party) 3,539 · 5.9%
Johanna Sarfati (Conservative) 1,405 · 2.3%
Jos Guitare Lavoie (Parti Rhinocéros Party) 346 · 0.6%
Bobby Pellerin (People's Party) 293 · 0.5%
Normand Raymond (Communist) 86 · 0.1%
Gisèle Desrochers (ML) 80 · 0.1%
Full result
CandidatePartyVotesShareResult
Alexandre Boulerice · incumbentNDP-New Democratic Party25,57542.5%Elected
Geneviève HinseLiberal14,57624.2%
Claude AndréBloc Québécois14,30623.8%
Jean DésyGreen Party3,5395.9%
Johanna SarfatiConservative1,4052.3%
Jos Guitare LavoieParti Rhinocéros Party3460.6%
Bobby PellerinPeople's Party2930.5%
Normand RaymondCommunist860.1%
Gisèle DesrochersML800.1%

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.