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Federal Election 2008

Federal Election - Unofficial Results

seats / % popular vote
Conservatives: 143 seats/ 38%
Liberals: 76 seats/ 26%
Bloc Quebecois: 50 seats / 10%
NDP: 37 seats/ 18%
Green: 0 seats / 7%
Independent: 2 seat / 1%

Last updated: Wednesday, October 15 @ 6:00am

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Early local results - Updated Oct 15

Gatineau 248/250 polls

BQ Richard Nadeau 15,050
29.13
Elected
NDP Françoise Boivin 13,467
26.07

LIB Michel Simard 13,111
25.38

CON Denis Tassé 8,700
16.84

GRN David Inglis 1,334
2.58

Hull-Aylmer 251/251 polls

LIB Marcel Proulx 19,747
37.47
Elected
BQ Raphaël Déry 11,635
22.07

NDP Pierre Ducasse 10,454
19.83

CON Paul Fréchette 7,976
15.13

GRN Frédéric Pouyot 2,774
5.26

ML Gabriel Girard-Bernier 121
0.23

Pontiac 256/256 polls

CON Lawrence Cannon 14,013
32.62
Elected
LIB Cindy Duncan McMillan 10,396
24.20

BQ Marius Tremblay 9,556
22.24

NDP Céline Brault 6,655
15.49

GRN André Sylvestre 2,218
5.16

ML Benoit Legros 120
0.28

Carleton-Mississippi Mills 273/273 polls

CON Gordon O'Connor 39,338
57.72
Elected
LIB Justin MacKinnon 15,254
22.38

GRN Jake Cole 6,983
10.25

NDP Paul Arbour 6,583
9.66

Glengarry Prescott Russell 247/247 polls

CON Pierre Lemieux 25,659
47.31
Elected
LIB Dan Boudria 19,997
36.87

NDP Jean-Sébastien Caron 5,674
10.46

GRN Sylvie Lemieux 2,908
5.36

Nepean-Carleton 267/267 polls

CON Pierre Poilievre 39,915
55.84
Elected
LIB Ed Mahfouz 16,743
23.42

GRN Lori Gadzala 7,880
11.02

NDP Phil Brown 6,946
9.72

Ottawa-Orleans 240/240 polls

CON Royal Galipeau 27,206
44.84
Elected
LIB Marc Godbout 23,504
38.74

NDP Amy O'Dell 6,127
10.10

GRN Paul Maillet 3,833
6.32

Ottawa-Vanier 256/256 polls

LIB Mauril Bélanger 23,958
46.23
Elected
CON Patrick Glémaud 14,128
27.26

NDP Trevor Haché 8,845
17.07

GRN Akbar Manoussi 4,443
8.57

IND Robert Taylor-Larter 226
0.44

ML Christian Legeais 129
0.25

CAP Michel St-Onge 100
0.19

Ottawa-Center 267/267 polls

NDP Paul Dewar 25,347
39.69
Elected
LIB Penny Collenette 16,634
26.05

CON Brian McGarry 15,063
23.59

GRN Jen Hunter 6,348
9.94

MP John Akpata 378
0.59

ML Pierre Soublière 93
0.15

Ottawa-South 239/239 polls

LIB David McGuinty 28,934
49.83
Elected
CON Elie Salibi 19,418
33.44

NDP Hijal De Sarkar 4,920
8.47

GRN Qais Ghanem 3,924
6.76

PCP Al Gullon 620
1.07

LTN Jean-Serge Brisson 244
0.42

Ottawa-West Nepean 254/254 polls

CON John Baird 25,109
44.98
Elected
LIB David Pratt 20,161
36.12

NDP Marlene Rivier 6,432
11.52

GRN Frances Coates 3,552
6.36

IND David Page 415
0.74

COM Alex McDonald 150
0.27

Ottawa-Gatineau candidates

PLEASE NOTE:This list is compiled from the official list of candidates, as posted on September 25 on the Elections Canada web site.
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Carleton-Mississippi Mills
NDP: Paul Arbour
Green: Jake Cole
Liberal: Justin MacKinnonConservative: Gordon O'Connor
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell
Liberal: Daniel Boudria
NDP: Jean-Sébastien Caron
Conservative: Pierre Lemieux
Green: Sylvie Lemieux
Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington
Marijuana: Ernest Rathwell
Conservative: Scott Reid
Liberal: David Remington
Green: Chris Walker
NDP: Sandra Willard
Leeds—Grenville
NDP: Steve Armstrong
Conservative: Gord Brown
Liberal: Marjory Loveys
Progressive Canadian: John McCrea
Green: Jeanie Warnock
Nepean—Carleton
NDP: Phil Brown
Green Party: Lori Gadzala
Liberal: Ed Mahfouz
Conservative: Pierre Poilievre
Ottawa Centre
Marijuana: John Akpata
Liberal: Penny CollenetteNDP: Paul DewarConservative: Brian McGarryGreen: Jen Hunter
Ottawa—Orléans
Conservative: Royal Galipeau
Liberal: Marc Godbout
Green: Paul Maillet
NDP: Amy O'Dell
Ottawa South
Libertarian: Jean-Serge Brisson
NDP: Hijal De Sarkar
Green Party: Qais Ghanem
Progressive Canadian: Al Gullon
Liberal: David McGuinty
Conservative: Elie Salibi
Ottawa—Vanier
Liberal: Mauril Bélanger
Conservative: Patrick Glémaud
NDP: Trevor Haché
Marxist-Leninist: Christian Legeais
Green Party: Akbar Manoussi
Canadian Action: Michel St-Onge
Independent: Robert Taylor-Larter
Ottawa West—Nepean
Conservative: John Baird
Green Party: Frances Coates
Communist: Alex McDonald
Independent: David Page
Liberal: David Pratt
NDP: Marlene Rivier
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke
Liberal: Carole Devine
Independent: Denis Gagné
Conservative: Cheryl Gallant
Green Party: Ben Hoffman
NDP: Sue McSheffrey
Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry
Canadian Action: Dwight Dugas
Independent: Howard Galganov
NDP: Darlene Jalbert
Conservative: Guy Lauzon
Green: David RawnsleyLiberal: Denis Sabourin
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Outaouais Area Candidates

Gatineau
NDP: Françoise Boivin
Green: David Inglis
Bloc Québécois: Richard Nadeau
Liberal: Michel Simard Conservative: Denis Tassé
Hull—Aylmer
Bloc Québécois: Raphaël Déry
NDP: Pierre Ducasse
Conservative: Paul Fréchette
Marxist-Leninist: Gabriel Girard-Bernier
Green: Frédéric Pouyot
Liberal: Marcel Proulx
Pontiac
NDP: Céline Brault
Conservative: Lawrence Cannon
Liberal: Cindy Duncan-McMillan
Marxist-Leninist: Benoit Legros
Green Party: André Sylvestre
Bloc Québécois: Marius Tremblay

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