Riding Profile:
Candidates:
| Liberal Party: |
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Hon Pierre S. Pettigrew |
| Bloc Québécois: |
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Philippe Ordenes |
| Canadian Alliance: |
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Yannis Felemegos |
| Progressive Conservative Party: |
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Emmanuel Preville |
| New Democratic Party: |
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Hans Marotte |
| Marxist-Leninist Party: |
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Peter Macrisopoulos |
| Green Party: |
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Boris-Antoine Legault |
| Independent: |
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Mustaque A. Sarker |
| Marijuana Party: |
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Antoine Theoret-Poupart |
Incumbent:
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Hon Pierre Pettigrew |
Previous Result:
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53.90% |
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28.91% |
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12.78% |
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2.45% |
Surrounding Ridings:
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Submitted Information
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19/10/00 |
Steven Lloyd |
Email: 4zeke@writeme.com |
| Pettigrew is a high-name recognition Liberal who won 53% of the vote in the last election compared to only 28% for the PQ. This Seat will stay Liberal |
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20/10/00 |
YJ |
Email: |
| Non-francophones, who traditionally vote for the Liberals, make up a large proportion of the electorate in this Montreal riding. Pettigrew will get re-elected. |
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30/10/00 |
A.S. |
Email:adma@interlog.com |
| The Bloq felt so feisty in '93, it even targeted high-profile Liberal incumbents--most notably Pettigrew's predecessor Andre Ouellet. But when the old Papineau-St-Michel turned into the new Papineau-St-Denis, the Liberal advantage went up a notch. One of those north central Montreal ridings with a sharp polarization between Franco-polls and Anglo/Allo-polls, P-StD is still far from the super-Liberal stratosphere, but it's good enough for Goldilocks. |
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