Riding Profile:
Candidates:
| Liberal Party: |
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Michel Gaudette |
| Bloc Québécois: |
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Yvan Loubier |
| Canadian Alliance: |
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Jacque Bousquet |
| Progressive Conservative Party: |
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Frederic Mantha |
| New Democratic Party: |
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Rachel Dicaire |
Incumbent:
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Yvan Loubier |
Previous Result:
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22.29% |
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42.91% |
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33.15% |
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1.64% |
Surrounding Ridings:
Misc:
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| Avg Household Income |
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| Language (Home) |
| English |
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Submitted Information
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25/10/00 |
Brad Nicpon |
Email: bwnicpon@julian.uwo.ca |
| Not exactly a bastion of BQ support Saint-Hyacinthe-Bagot is nontheless likely to return to Duceppe's caucus... (FYI it voted majority Yes in the referendum) |
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26/10/00 |
A.S. |
EMAIL: adma@interlog.com |
| In 1997 the medium-sized cities of Granby, Drummondville and Saint-Hyacinthe each enjoyed the outer edge of the "Charest effect", where PC had the clear non-Bloq advantage over the Liberals. It's pure coincidence that St-Hy was once the bulwark of Joe Clark's chief rival at the 1976 PC convention, Claude Wagner. Now, it's just another slice of BQ in apparent perpetuity. And unlike Heward Grafftey, or Joe Clark for that matter, Claude Wagner's too dead to try for a comeback. |
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