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Shefford

Quebec · district 24072 · 44th general election, 20 September 2021

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

Elected Andréanne Larouche
Party Bloc Québécois
Winning margin 5,029
Votes cast 59,626
Votes by candidate
Andréanne Larouche (Bloc Québécois) 24,997 · 41.9%
Pierre Breton (Liberal) 19,968 · 33.5%
Céline Lalancette (Conservative) 7,234 · 12.1%
Patrick Jasmin (NDP-New Democratic Party) 3,173 · 5.3%
Gerda Schieder (People's Party - PPC) 2,073 · 3.5%
Mathieu Morin (Green Party) 1,059 · 1.8%
Joël Lacroix (Free Party Canada) 599 · 1.0%
Yannick Brisebois (Marijuana Party) 284 · 0.5%
Jean-Philippe Beaudry-Graham (Pour l'Indépendance du Québec) 239 · 0.4%
Full result
CandidatePartyVotesShareResult
Andréanne Larouche · incumbentBloc Québécois24,99741.9%Elected
Pierre BretonLiberal19,96833.5%
Céline LalancetteConservative7,23412.1%
Patrick JasminNDP-New Democratic Party3,1735.3%
Gerda SchiederPeople's Party - PPC2,0733.5%
Mathieu MorinGreen Party1,0591.8%
Joël LacroixFree Party Canada5991.0%
Yannick BriseboisMarijuana Party2840.5%
Jean-Philippe Beaudry-GrahamPour l'Indépendance du Québec2390.4%

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.