The Parti Québécois finished first across Quebec on Monday, but the West Island went its own way. All four of its ridings stayed Liberal, by wide margins.
Vote share by riding
Preliminary results, % of valid votes
Jacques-Cartier
Robert-Baldwin
Nelligan
Marquette
All of Quebec
QS took 5.5% in Jacques-Cartier. The striped segments are votes for parties whose riding-level results haven't been verified yet. Results are preliminary until Élections Québec completes the official count.
The Liberal vote share ranged from 55% in Marquette to 73% in Jacques-Cartier. The Conservatives finished second in three of the four ridings.
Jacques-Cartier
Gregory Kelley (Liberal) was re-elected with 73.2% of the vote, up about 10.6 points from 62.6% in 2022. The Conservatives finished second with 10.8%, followed by Québec solidaire at 5.5%.
Robert-Baldwin
Brigitte Garceau (Liberal) was re-elected with 65.1% of the vote. The Conservatives were second with 15.1%, followed by Québec solidaire at 8.8%.
Nelligan
Monsef Derraji (Liberal) was re-elected with 63.3% of the vote. The Conservatives finished second with 14.9%, followed by the Parti Québécois at 7.5%.
Marquette
Enrico Ciccone (Liberal) was re-elected with 55.3% of the vote, the closest of the four West Island races. The Parti Québécois finished second with 14.7%, followed by Québec solidaire at 10.6%.
Across Quebec
Province-wide, the preliminary popular vote was PQ 28.0%, Liberals 24.2%, Conservatives 20.7%, CAQ 13.3% and Québec solidaire 12.4%. The Liberal share in every West Island riding was more than double the party's 24.2% province-wide share.
What should West Island MNAs make their top priority?
Results are preliminary until Élections Québec completes the official count. Source: Élections Québec.
