Canada/2025 general election/Quebec/LaSalle—Émard—Verdun
Official historical result · district 24035

LaSalle—Émard—Verdun federal election result, 2025.

Claude Guay (Liberal Party of Canada) won LaSalle—Émard—Verdun in the 2025 Canadian federal election by 15,972 votes over Louis-Philippe Sauvé (Bloc Québécois).

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Claude Guay was elected.

Claude Guay received 27,439 votes (50.9%). Louis-Philippe Sauvé received 11,467 votes (21.3%).

Winning party
Liberal Party of Canada
Runner-up party
Bloc Québécois
Winning majority
15,972
Turnout
66.6%
Ballots cast
54,615
Electors
82,042
Complete candidate result

All 10 candidates.

PlaceCandidatePartyResidenceOccupationVotesShare
1Claude GuayElectedLiberal Party of CanadaWestmount, Que./ QcEngineer/Ingénieur27,43950.9%
2Louis-Philippe SauvéSource incumbent markerBloc QuébécoisMontréal, Que./ QcParliamentarian/Parlementaire11,46721.3%
3Zsolt FischerConservative Party of CanadaLachine, Que./ QcReal Estate Broker/Courtier immobilier7,45613.8%
4Craig SauvéNew Democratic PartyMontréal, Que./ QcCity Councillor/Conseiller municipal5,58710.4%
5Bisma AnsariGreen Party of CanadaLaSalle, Que./ QcBusiness Executive/Chef d'entreprise1,2982.4%
6Gregory YablunovskyPeople's Party of CanadaLaSalle, Que./ QcRetired/À la retraite2600.5%
7Frédéric DénomméParti Rhinocéros PartyMontréal, Que./ QcComputer Programmer/Programmeur1690.3%
8Manuel JohnsonCommunist Party of CanadaMontréal, Que./ QcLawyer/Avocat1360.3%
9Normand ChouinardMarxist-Leninist PartyMontréal, Que./ QcTruck Driver/Camionneur810.2%
10Fang HuCentrist Party of CanadaValleyfield, Que./ QcEngineer/Ingénieur600.1%
Permanent riding record

LaSalle—Émard—Verdun, Quebec

Election.org ID
eop-result-ca-2025-commons-24035
Official district code
24035
Province or territory
Quebec
Polling date
28 April 2025
Population
112,298
Electors
82,042
Voting desks
202
Valid ballots
53,953
Rejected ballots
662
Coverage boundary

Official results are not a current roster.

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