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Ville-Marie--Le Sud-Ouest--Île-des-Soeurs

Quebec · district 24077 · 43th general election, 21 October 2019

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

Elected Marc Miller
Party Liberal
Winning margin 19,813
Votes cast 52,522
Votes by candidate
Marc Miller (Liberal) 28,087 · 53.5%
Sophie Thiébaut (NDP-New Democratic Party) 8,274 · 15.8%
Nadia Bourque (Bloc Québécois) 6,899 · 13.1%
Michael Forian (Conservative) 4,609 · 8.8%
Liana Canton Cusmano (Green Party) 3,718 · 7.1%
Jean Langlais (People's Party) 520 · 1.0%
Tommy Gaudet (Parti Rhinocéros Party) 140 · 0.3%
Louise B. O'Sullivan (Independent) 117 · 0.2%
Marc Patenaude (No Affiliation) 113 · 0.2%
Linda Sullivan (ML) 45 · 0.1%
Full result
CandidatePartyVotesShareResult
Marc Miller · incumbentLiberal28,08753.5%Elected
Sophie ThiébautNDP-New Democratic Party8,27415.8%
Nadia BourqueBloc Québécois6,89913.1%
Michael ForianConservative4,6098.8%
Liana Canton CusmanoGreen Party3,7187.1%
Jean LanglaisPeople's Party5201.0%
Tommy GaudetParti Rhinocéros Party1400.3%
Louise B. O'SullivanIndependent1170.2%
Marc PatenaudeNo Affiliation1130.2%
Linda SullivanML450.1%

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.