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Federal Election 2004
Please note: The page is kept for
archival purposes only. Links & text may be out of date. For current
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Liberals win, again. We'll be updating this page regularly with candidate
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Results (unofficial)
Updated June 29, 11:25pm. Polls reporting: 64,311/64,552.
Source: Elections Canada
Elected in Ottawa and Gatineau:
- Carleton-Lanark: Gordon O'Connor
- Glengarry—Prescott—Russell: Don Boudria
- Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington:
Scott Reid
- Leeds—Grenville: Gord Brown
- Nepean—Carleton: Pierre Poilievre
- Ottawa Centre: Ed Broadbent
- Ottawa—Orléans: Marc Godbout
- Ottawa South: David McGuinty
- Ottawa—Vanier: Mauril Bélanger
- Ottawa West—Nepean: Marlene Catterall
- Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke: Cheryl
Gallant
- Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry: Guy
Lauzon
- Gatineau: Francoise Boivin
- Hull—Aylmer: Marcel Proulx
- Pontiac: David Smith
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Winners highlighted in yellow.
Party / Canadidates / Total Votes / Percentage Vote / X = elected
/ * = incomplete
Source: Elections
Canada
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Carleton-Lanark
Conservative Gordon O'Connor 32,610
50.1
Green Party Stuart Langstaff 3,652 5.6
Liberal Dan Wicklum 22,109 34.0
N.D.P. Rick Prashaw 6,731 10.3 |
*Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
Christian Heritage Party Tim Bloedow 459 0.9
Conservative Alain Lalonde 18,337 37.4
Green Party Roy Fjarlie 2,749 5.6
Liberal Don Boudria 23,298 47.5
N.D.P. Martin Cauvier 4,166 8.5 |
*Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox
and Addington
Conservative Scott Reid 27,139 48.8
Green Party John Baranyi 2,708 4.9
Independent Bill Vankoughnet 796 1.4
Liberal Larry McCormick 17,167 30.9
Marijuana Party George Walter Kolaczynski 472 0.8
N.D.P. Ross Sutherland 7,341 13.2 |
*Leeds—Grenville
Conservative Gord Brown 25,374 50.4
Green Party Chris Bradshaw 2,681 5.3
Liberal Joe Jordan 16,583 32.9
N.D.P. Steve Armstrong 5,753 11.4 |
Nepean—Carleton
Conservative Pierre Poilievre 30,480
45.7
Green Party Chris Walker 2,876 4.3
Liberal David Pratt 26,690 40.0
Marijuana Party Brad Powers 561 0.8
N.D.P. Phil Brown 6,097 9.1 |
*Ottawa Centre
Canadian Action Carla Marie Dancey 83 0.1
Communist Stuart Ryan 90 0.1
Conservative Mike Murphy 11,905 19.1
Green Party David Chernushenko 4,707 7.5
Independent Robert G. Gauthier 120 0.2
Liberal Richard Mahoney 19,406 31.1
Marijuana Party Michael Foster 450 0.7
Marxist-Leninist Louis Lang 69 0.1
N.D.P. Ed Broadbent 25,570 41.0 |
Ottawa—Orléans
Conservative Walter Robinson 23,655 40.3
Green Party Dan Biocchi 2,699 4.6
Liberal Marc Godbout 26,383 45.0
N.D.P. Crystal Leblanc 5,905 10.1 |
*Ottawa South
Conservative Alan Riddell 20,042 34.7
Green Party John Ford 3,314 5.7
Independent Raymond Aubin 221 0.4
Liberal David McGuinty 25,336 43.9
Marijuana Party John Akpata 484 0.8
Marxist-Leninist Saroj Bains 79 0.1
N.D.P. Monia Mazigh 7,882 13.7
PC Party Brad Thomson 352 0.6 |
*Ottawa—Vanier
Conservative Kevin Friday 12,152 24.1
Green Party Raphaël Thierrin 3,484 6.9
Liberal Mauril Bélanger 24,814
49.2
Marijuana Party Carol Taylor 539 1.1
Marxist-Leninist Françoise Roy 84 0.2
N.D.P. Ric Dagenais 9,341 18.5 |
*Ottawa West—Nepean
Canadian Action Mary-Sue Haliburton 121 0.2
Conservative Sean Casey 22,208 39.2
Green Party Neil Adair 2,699 4.8
Liberal Marlene Catterall 23,684 41.8
Marijuana Party Russell Barth 430 0.8
Marxist-Leninist Alexandre Legeais 67 0.1
N.D.P. Marlene Rivier 7,388 13.1 |
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke
Conservative Cheryl Gallant 27,494
55.1
Green Party Gordon McLeod 1,191 2.4
Liberal Rob Jamieson 14,806 29.7
Marijuana Party Stanley Sambey 714 1.4
N.D.P. Sue McSheffrey 5,720 11.5 |
*Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry
Conservative Guy Lauzon 21,226 44.9
Green Party Tom Manley 3,426 7.2
Liberal Bob Kilger 17,306 36.6
N.D.P. Elaine MacDonald 5,301 11.2 |
Gatineau
Bloc Québécois Richard Nadeau 18,368 40.1
Conservative Gérald Nicolas 3,601 7.9
Green Party Brian Gibb 1,402 3.1
Liberal Françoise Boivin 19,094
41.7
Marijuana Party Stéphane Salko 572 1.2
Marxist-Leninist Gabriel Girard-Bernier 125 0.3
N.D.P. Dominique Vaillancourt 2,613 5.7 |
Hull—Aylmer
Bloc Québécois Alain Charette 15,626 32.5
Conservative Pierrette Bellefeuille 3,963 8.2
Green Party Gail Walker 2,561 5.3
Liberal Marcel Proulx 20,130 41.9
Marxist-Leninist Christian Legeais 98 0.2
N.D.P. Pierre Laliberté 5,689 11.8 |
*Pontiac
Bloc Québécois L-Hubert Leduc 11,049 29.3
Conservative Judith Grant 8,394 22.3
Green Party Thierry Vicente 1,579 4.2
Liberal David Smith 14,334 38.1
Marxist-Leninist Benoit Legros 134 0.4
N.D.P. Gretchen Schwarz 2,161 5.7 |
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- Gatineau
Liberal: Francoise
Boivin
Green Party: Brian
Gibb
Marxist-Leninist: Gabriel Girard-Bernier
Bloc Québécois: Richard Nadeau
Conservative: Gérald
Nicholas
Marijuana Party: Stéphane Salko
N.D.P.: Dominique Vaillancourt
- Hull—Aylmer
Conservative: Pierre Bellefeuille
Bloc Québécois: Alain Charette
N.D.P.: Pierre Laliberté
Marxist-Leninist: Christian Legeais
Liberal: Marcel
Proulx
Green Party: Gail
Walker
- Pontiac
Liberal: David
Smith
Conservative: Judy Grant
Bloc Quebecois: Hubert Leduc
Marxist-Leninist: Benoit Legros
N.D.P.: Gretchen Schwarz
Green Party: Thierry
Vicente
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Local Election Night Coverage
- Rogers 22: Live election night coverage
on Monday, June 28 at 9:30 p.m. Up-to-the-minute results, live on-location
reports, along with various panels and analysis from local politicians
and experts.
- CBC Radio One (91.5 fm): National
network special starts at 7:00pm. At least four 10-minute regional
updates are planned at at 8:10, 9:40, 10:10 and 10:40.
- New RO (cable 6): Decision 2004
begins at 9:00pm live from the CHUM Market Media Mall. Reporters live
at party headquarters in Toronto, Calgary &
Montreal, plus we'll be live on location in Ottawa and the valley
- CBC Television (cable 8): National
coverage begins at 6:00pm. Local info will be inserted into the program
via text, and Canada Now Ottawa anchor Rita Celli will have live updates
at local campaign headquarters as needed.
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