2017 Montreal municipal election

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65 seats in Montreal City Council
33 seats needed for a majority
Turnout| 42.47%
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Leader  | Valérie Plante | Denis Coderre
Party  | Projet Montréal | Équipe Denis Coderre
Leader since  | December 4, 2016  | May 23, 2013
Leader's seat  | Sainte-Marie
(ran for Mayor; won) | Mayor
(won in Ovide-Clermont; ceded election to co-candidate)
Last election  | 20 seats, 25.52%  | 27 seats, 32.15%
Seats before  | 19  | 36
Seats won  | 34 | 25
Seat change  | 15  | 11
Popular vote  | 243,594 | 216,321
Percentage  | 51.42% | 45.66%
Swing  | 25.90%  | 13.51%

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| Third party  | Fourth party

VCM

Leader  | Justine McIntyre | Marvin Rotrand
Party  | Vrai changement | Coalition Montréal
Leader since  | December 22, 2015  | December 29, 2016
Leader's seat  | Bois-de-Liesse (ran for Borough Mayor; lost) | Snowdon
Last election  | 4 seats, 26.47%  | 6 seats, 12.79%
Seats before  | 2  | 1
Seats won  | 0  | 1
Seat change  | 2  |

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| Mayor before election

Denis Coderre
Équipe Denis Coderre

| Elected mayor

Valérie Plante
Projet Montréal

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Municipal elections were held in the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada on November 5, 2017 as part of the 2017 Quebec municipal elections. Voters elected 65 positions on the Montreal City Council, including the mayor, borough mayors, and city councillors, as well as 38 borough councillors.[1]

## Results

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Results for borough mayor Results for city councillor Results for borough councillor

Despite early polls giving incumbent mayor Denis Coderre a comfortable lead, the election concluded with Valérie Plante of Projet Montréal winning the mayoralty race by a margin of over 27,000 votes, becoming the first woman and first representative of Projet Montréal to be elected mayor of Montreal. Her party won a majority of the city council, 34 of 65 councillors.

Projet Montréal won unanimous control of four borough councils and majorities on seven more. Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal won unanimous control of four borough councils and majorities on two more. The two remaining boroughs, Anjou and LaSalle, were won unanimously by local parties, Équipe Anjou and Équipe Barbe Team respectively.

Several key city council figures were defeated, such as Russell Copeman, Harout Chitilian, Claude Dauphin, Anie Samson, Réal Ménard and Elsie Lefebvre. Projet Montréal founder Richard Bergeron, who had crossed the floor to Équipe Coderre, was defeated by the candidate for his former party, Robert Beaudry.[2]

Following his defeat, Denis Coderre announced he would resign from political life, leaving his city council seat to his co-candidate[3] Chantal Rossi.[4] On November 9, members of his party elected Darlington councillor Lionel Perez as leader; it was also announced that the party, named for Coderre, would change name in the coming weeks.[5]

Coalition Montréal was left with only one remaining elected official, Montreal's longest-serving city councillor Marvin Rotrand. Vrai changement pour Montréal, which had come in second in the mayoralty race in the previous election, lost all its seats, and announced it would suspend its activities.[6]

For the first time, a majority of Montreal's elected officials (53 out of 103) were women.[7] Six of the 103 elected officials (5.8%), including four of the 65 members of the city council, declared themselves to be members of visible minorities. Visible minorities make up a third of the population of the city.[8] Another elected official, Champlain–L'Île-des-Soeurs city councillor Marie-Josée Parent, who is of Mi'kmaq ancestry, became the first indigenous person elected to Montreal city council.[9]

The official results were released on November 8, 2017.[10] There was one request for a recount, in the race for borough councillor for La Pointe-des-Prairies in Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles, in which Lisa Christensen of Projet Montréal had been announced as the winner with a lead of 32 votes.[11] The recount was conducted by a judge of the Court of Quebec and Ms. Christensen was confirmed as the winner by a majority of 30 votes.[12] This was also the first mayoral election since 2005 in which the winning candidate won more than 50% of the vote.

### Composition of city and borough councils

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Depending on their borough, Montrealers voted for:

* Mayor of Montreal
* Borough mayor (except in Ville-Marie, whose mayor is the Mayor of Montreal), who is also a city councillor
* A city councillor for the whole borough (Anjou and Lachine only) or for each district, who is also a borough councillor (Outremont and L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève have no city councillors other than the borough mayor)
* Zero, one, or two additional borough councillors for each district

Borough  | District

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City Councillors  | Borough Councillor  | Borough Councillor
Borough Mayor  | City Councillor
Ahuntsic-Cartierville | Ahuntsic  |  | Émilie Thuillier |  | Nathalie Goulet |
Bordeaux-Cartierville  |  | Effie Giannou |
Saint-Sulpice  |  | Hadrien Parizeau |
Sault-au-Récollet  |  | Jérôme Normand |
Anjou | Centre  |  | Luis Miranda |  | Andrée Hénault |  | Kristine Marsolais  |
East  |  | Richard Leblanc  |
West  |  | Lynne Shand  |
Côte-des-Neiges–
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce | Côte-des-Neiges  |  | Sue Montgomery |  | Magda Popeanu |
Darlington  |  | Lionel Perez |
Loyola  |  | Christian Arseneault |
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce  |  | Peter McQueen |
Snowdon  |  | Marvin Rotrand |
L'Île-Bizard–
Sainte-Geneviève | Denis-Benjamin-Viger  |  | Normand Marinacci |  |  | Christian Larocque  |
Jacques-Bizard  |  |  | Richard Samoszewski  |
Pierre-Foretier  |  |  | Yves Sarault  |
Sainte-Geneviève  |  |  | Suzanne Marceau  |
Lachine | Du Canal  |  | Maja Vodanovic |  | Micheline Rouleau |  | Julie-Pascale Provost  |
Fort-Rolland  |  | Michèle Flannery  |
J.-Émery-Provost  |  | Younes Boukala  |
LaSalle | Cecil-P.-Newman  |  | Manon Barbe |  | Lise Zarac |  | Serge Declos  |  | Josée Troilo
Sault-Saint-Louis  |  | Richard Deschamps |  | Laura Palestini  |  | Nancy Blanchet
Mercier–
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve | Hochelaga  |  | Pierre Lessard-Blais |  | Éric Alan Caldwell |
Louis-Riel  |  | Karine Boivin Roy |
Maisonneuve–Longue-Pointe  |  | Laurence Lavigne Lalonde |
Tétreaultville  |  | Suzie Miron |
Montréal-Nord | Marie-Clarac  |  | Christine Black |  | Abdelhaq Sari |  | Jean Marc Poirier  |
Ovide-Clermont  |  | Chantal Rossi |  | Renée-Chantal Belinga  |
Outremont | Claude-Ryan  |  | Philipe Tomlinson |  |  | Mindy Pollak  |
Jeanne-Sauvé  |  |  | Fanny Magini  |
Joseph-Beaubien  |  |  | Valérie Patreau  |
Robert-Bourassa  |  |  | Jean-Marc Corbeil  |
Pierrefonds-Roxboro | Bois-de-Liesse  |  | Dimitrios Jim Beis |  | Benoit Langevin |  | Louise Leroux  |
Cap-Saint-Jacques  |  | Catherine Clément-Talbot |  | Yves Gignac  |
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal | De Lorimier  |  | Luc Ferrandez |  | Marianne Giguère |  | Josefina Blanco  |
Jeanne-Mance  |  | Alex Norris |  | Maeva Vilain  |
Mile-End  |  | Richard Ryan |  | Marie Plourde |
Rivière-des-Prairies–
Pointe-aux-Trembles | La Pointe-aux-Prairies  |  | Chantal Rouleau |  | Richard Guay |  | Lisa Christensen  |
Pointe-aux-Trembles  |  | Suzanne Décarie |  | Gilles Déziel  |
Rivière-des-Prairies  |  | Giovanni Rapanà |  | Nathalie Pierre-Antoine  |
Rosemont–
La Petite-Patrie | Étienne-Desmarteau  |  | François William Croteau |  | Stéphanie Watt |
Marie-Victorin  |  | Jocelyn Pauzé |
Saint-Édouard  |  | François Limoges |
Vieux-Rosemont  |  | Christine Gosselin |
Saint-Laurent | Côte-de-Liesse  |  | Alan DeSousa |  | Francesco Miele |  | Jacques Cohen  |
Norman-McLaren  |  | Aref Salem |  | Michèle Biron  |
Saint-Léonard | Saint-Léonard-Est  |  | Michel Bissonnet |  | Patricia Lattanzio |  | Lili-Anne Tremblay  |
Saint-Léonard-Ouest  |  | Dominic Perri |  | Mario Battista  |
Le Sud-Ouest | Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–
Pointe-Saint-Charles-Griffintown  |  | Benoit Dorais |  | Craig Sauvé |  | Sophie Thiébaut  |
Saint-Paul–Émard–
Saint-Henri-Ouest  |  | Anne-Marie Sigouin |  | Alain Vaillancourt  |
Verdun | Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs  |  | Jean-François Parenteau |  | Marie-Josée Parent |  | Pierre L'Heureux  |  | Véronique Tremblay
Desmarchais-Crawford  |  | Sterling Downey |  | Luc Gagnon  |  | Marie-Andrée Mauger
Ville-Marie | Peter-McGill  | (Mayor of
Montreal) |  | Cathy Wong |
Saint-Jacques  |  | Robert Beaudry |
Sainte-Marie  |  | Sophie Mauzerolle |
Villeray–Saint-Michel–
Parc-Extension | François-Perrault  |  | Giuliana Fumagalli |  | Sylvain Ouellet |
Parc-Extension  |  | Mary Deros |
Saint-Michel  |  | Frantz Benjamin |
Villeray  |  | Rosannie Filato |

## Timeline

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### 2014

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* May 5 - Borough councillors Lucie Cardyn and Jacqueline Gremaud leave Équipe conservons Outremont to sit as independents.[13]
* May 25 - Death of Marcel Côté, leader of Coalition Montréal.[14]
* June 16 - Borough mayor Benoit Dorais becomes leader of Coalition Montréal.
* September 5 - Resignation of Mélanie Joly as leader of Vrai changement pour Montréal, replaced by city councillor Lorraine Pagé[15]
* October 27 - Resignation of Richard Bergeron as leader of Projet Montréal, replaced by borough mayor Luc Ferrandez[16]
* November 18 - City councillor Richard Bergeron leaves Projet Montréal to sit as independent.[17]
* December 12 - Resignation of Lucie Cardyn as borough councillor of Robert-Bourassa

### 2015

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* March 17 - City councillor Steve Shanahan announces his candidacy for Conservative Party of Canada in Ville-Marie—Le Sud-Ouest—Île-des-Sœurs and is expelled from Vrai changement pour Montréal.[18]
* March 22 - In a by-election, Marie Potvin (Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal) is elected borough councillor of Robert-Bourassa with 37% of the vote.[19]
* June 15 - Borough councillors Michelle Di Genova Zammit (Équipe Anjou) and Éric Dugas (Équipe Richard Bélanger) leave their parties to join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.[20]
* June 23 - Death of Domenico Moschella, city councillor of Saint-Léonard-Est.[21]
* August 6 - City councillor Marc-André Gadoury leaves Projet Montréal to join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.[22]
* September 8 - City councillor Érika Duchesne leaves Projet Montréal to sit as independent.[23]
* September 16 - City councillor Jean-François Cloutier leaves Équipe Dauphin Lachine to sit as independent.[24]
* November 15 - In a by-election, Patricia Lattanzio (Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal) is elected city councillor of Saint-Léonard-Est with 83.7% of the vote.[25]
* December 16 - City councillor Lorraine Pagé leaves Vrai changement pour Montréal to sit as independent.
* December 22 - City councillor Justine McIntyre becomes leader of Vrai changement pour Montréal.

### 2016

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* January 7 - Resignation of Gilles Deguire as borough mayor of Montréal-Nord, replaced by city councillor Chantal Rossi[26]
* January 18 - City councillor Steve Shanahan (independent) rejoins Vrai changement pour Montréal.
* March 17 - City councillor Érika Duchesne (independent) joins Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.[27]
* April 24 - In a by-election, Christine Black (Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal) is elected borough mayor of Montréal-Nord with 68.6% of the vote.[28]
* November 4 - Borough mayor Russell Copeman leaves Coalition Montréal to join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.[29]
* November 6 - City councillor Richard Bergeron (independent) joins Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.[30]
* November 28 - Borough councillor Maja Vodanovic leaves Équipe Dauphin Lachine to sit as independent.[31]
* December 4 - City councillor Valérie Plante is elected leader of Projet Montréal with 51.9% of the vote.[32]
* December 26 - Borough mayor Benoit Dorais leaves Coalition Montréal to sit as independent.[33]
* December 29 - City councillor Marvin Rotrand becomes interim leader of Coalition Montréal.[34]

### 2017

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* January 23 - Borough councillor Maja Vodanovic (independent) joins Projet Montréal.[35]
* March 29 - Borough mayor Réal Ménard leaves Coalition Montréal to join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.[36]
* May 29 - City councillors Lorraine Pagé (independent) and Jean-François Cloutier (independent) and borough councillor Kimberley Simonyik (Équipe Dauphin Lachine) join Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.
* May 31 - Borough mayor Benoit Dorais (independent) joins Projet Montréal.[37]
* June 11 - City councillor Elsie Lefebvre leaves Coalition Montréal to sit as independent.
* June 28 - Borough mayor Normand Marinacci and borough councillors Christian Larocque and Jean-Dominic Lévesque-René leave Vrai changement pour Montréal to join Projet Montréal.[38]
* August 23 - City councillor Elsie Lefebvre (independent) joins Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal.
* September 20 - Borough councillor Gilles Beaudry leaves Équipe Anjou to sit as independent.
* September 22 - Official beginning of the electoral campaign
* October 17 - Jean Fortier, mayoral candidate for Coalition Montréal, announces that he is abandoning his campaign for mayor of Montreal. However, his name will remain on the ballot. He endorses Valérie Plante of Projet Montréal for mayor.[39]
* October 19 - French mayoral debate opposing Denis Coderre and Valérie Plante
* October 23 - English mayoral debate opposing Denis Coderre and Valérie Plante
* October 29 - Advance poll with a turnout of 6.54% of the registered electors[40]

## Incumbent mayors and councillors who did not run for re-election

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Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal

* Maurice Cohen, borough councillor, Côte-de-Liesse, Saint-Laurent
* Pierre Desrochers, city councillor, Saint-Sulpice, Ahuntsic-Cartierville
* Pierre Gagnier, borough mayor, Ahuntsic-Cartierville
* Manon Gauthier, city councillor, Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs, Verdun
* Jean-Marc Gibeau, city councillor, Ovide-Clermont, Montréal-Nord
* Sylvia Lo Bianco, borough councillor, Ovide-Clermont, Montréal-Nord
* Monica Ricourt, borough councillor, Marie-Clarac, Montréal-Nord

Projet Montréal

* Guillaume Lavoie, city councillor, Marie-Victorin, Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
* Jean-Dominic Lévesque-René, borough councillor, Jacques-Bizard, L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève
* Louise Mainville, city councillor, De Lorimier, Le Plateau Mont-Royal

Équipe Anjou

* Paul-Yvon Perron, borough councillor, East district, Anjou

Independent

* Marie Cinq-Mars, borough mayor, Outremont

## Opinion polls

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Polling firm  | Last date of polling  | Link  | Équipe Coderre | Projet Montréal | Vrai changement | Coalition Montréal | Other | Undecided  | Sample size

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CROP | October 24, 2017 | Web | 37  | 39 |  |  | 2  | 17  | 1,094
Leger | October 22, 2017 | Web Archived October 25, 2017, at the Wayback Machine | 38 | 38 |  |  | 3  | 21  | 500
Mainstreet | September 22, 2017 | PDF | 30 | 25  |  | 3  |  | 41  | 500
Leger | June 19, 2017 | PDF | 43 | 29  |  |  | 14  |  | 2,013
Leger | November 1, 2015 | PDF | 57 | 13  | 6  | 5  |  | 15  | 600
2013 Election | November 3, 2013 |  | 32.1 | 25.5  | 26.5  | 12.8  | 3.1  |  | 464,966

## Seat-by-seat results

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### Mayoral race

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Although Jean Fortier of Coalition Montréal abandoned his campaign for mayor on October 17, 2017 and endorsed Valérie Plante, his name officially remained on the ballot.

Party  | Candidate  | Vote  | %

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| Projet Montréal - Équipe Valérie Plante  | Valérie Plante | 243,594  | 51.42
| Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal  | Denis Coderre | 216,321  | 45.66
| Coalition Montréal  | Jean Fortier | 5,948  | 1.26
| Independent  | Bernard Gurberg  | 2,140  | 0.45
| Independent  | Gilbert Thibodeau  | 1,669  | 0.35
| Independent  | Fabrice Ntompa Ilunga  | 1,553  | 0.33
| Independent  | Philippe Tessier  | 1,319  | 0.28
| Independent  | Tyler Lemco | 1,189  | 0.25
Eligible voters  | 1,142,948  | 100.00
Turnout  | 485,365  | 42.47
Rejected ballots (as percentage of turnout)  | 11,632  | 2.40

### Ahuntsic-Cartierville

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Electoral District  | Eligible voters  | Position  | Turnout  | Candidates  |  | Incumbent  | Result

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Coalition Montréal
—  | 87,651  | Borough mayor  | 47.18%  |  | Harout Chitilian
19,031 (47.52%)  |  | Émilie Thuillier
21,017 (52.48%)  |  |  |  | Pierre Gagnier | PM gain from EDC
Ahuntsic  | 22,009  | City councillor  | 52.58%  |  | Raphaël Melançon
4,432 (39.35%)  |  | Nathalie Goulet
6,248 (55.46%)  |  | Pierre Lachapelle
585 (5.19%)  |  | Émilie Thuillier  | PM hold
Bordeaux-Cartierville  | 21,653  | City councillor  | 42.20%  |  | Effie Giannou
5,277 (59.89%)  |  | Fadia Nassr
3,048 (34.59%)  |  | Shant Karabajak
486 (5.52%)  |  | Harout Chitilian  | EDC hold
Saint-Sulpice  | 23,313  | City councillor  | 43.58%  |  | Hadrien Parizeau
5,276 (53.74%)  |  | Ramzi Sfeir
4,541 (46.26%)  |  |  |  | Pierre Desrochers | EDC hold
Sault-au-Récollet  | 20,676  | City councillor  | 50.28%  |  | Lorraine Pagé
4,526 (44.90%)  |  | Jérôme Normand
4,980 (49.40%)  |  | Giovanna Giancaspro
574 (5.69%)  |  | Lorraine Pagé  | PM gain from EDC

### Anjou

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Electoral District  | Eligible voters  | Position  | Turnout  | Candidates  |  | Incumbent  | Result

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Équipe Anjou |  | Independent
—  | 29,577  | Borough mayor  | 48.67%  |  | Angela Mancini
3,511 (23.35%)  |  | Rémy Tondreau
2,823 (20.38%)  |  | Luis Miranda
7,518 (54.27%)  |  |  |  | Luis Miranda  | EA hold
City councillor  | 48.63%  |  | Michèle Gagné
3,995 (28.94%)  |  | Robert Mailhot
3,266 (23.66%)  |  | Andrée Hénault
6,542 (47.40%)  |  |  |  | Andrée Hénault  | EA hold
Centre  | 10,944  | Borough councillor  | 51.49%  |  | Michelle Di Genova Zammit
1,939 (36.02%)  |  | Julie De Martino
1,315 (24.43%)  |  | Kristine Marsolais
2,129 (39.55%)  |  |  |  | Michelle Di Genova Zammit  | EA gain from EDC
East  | 8,880  | Borough councillor  | 45.48%  |  | Mario Robert
1,029 (26.32%)  |  | Sylvain Plourde
949 (24.27%)  |  | Richard Leblanc
1,724 (44.09%)  |  | Nadia Ghalem
208 (5.32%)  |  | Paul-Yvon Perron  | EA hold
West  | 9,753  | Borough councillor  | 48.23%  |  | René Gauthier
1,267 (28.16%)  |  | Stephanie Cambria
1,230 (27.34%)  |  | Lynne Shand
1,663 (36.96%)  |  | Gilles Beaudry
339 (7.54%)  |  | Gilles Beaudry  | EA gain from Ind.

### Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

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Electoral District  | Eligible voters  | Position  | Turnout  | Candidates  |  | Incumbent  | Result

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Coalition Montréal  |  | Other
—  | 99,094  | Borough mayor  | 38.99%  |  | Russell Copeman
16,409 (43.77%)  |  | Sue Montgomery
17,839 (47.58%)  |  | Zaki Ghavitian
3,241 (8.65%)  |  |  |  | Russell Copeman  | PM gain from EDC
Côte-des-Neiges  | 17,332  | City councillor  | 37.90%  |  | Tiffany Callender
2,341 (36.52%)  |  | Magda Popeanu
3,518 (54.88)  |  | Raphaël Assor
395 (6.16%)  |  | Maureen Chin (VCM)
156 (2.43%)  |  | Magda Popeanu  | PM hold
Darlington  | 18,076  | City councillor  | 35.76%  |  | Lionel Perez
2,576 (41.72%)  |  | Graham Carpenter
1,969 (31.89%)  |  | Erik Hamon
1,630 (26.40%)  |  |  |  | Lionel Perez  | EDC hold
Loyola  | 21,750  | City councillor  | 39.59%  |  | Gabriel Retta
2,654 (31.53%)  |  | Christian Arseneault
3,611 (42.90%)  |  | Keeton Clarke
310 (3.68%)  |  | Jeremy Searle (Ind.)
1,012 (12.02%)
Gianpaolo Trani (Ind.)
645 (7.66%)
Angeluz Valery Santillan Aguirre (Ind.)
186 (2.21%)  |  | Jeremy Searle | PM gain from Ind.
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce  | 21,987  | City councillor  | 45.65%  |  | Elaine Ethier
3,015 (30.45%)  |  | Peter McQueen
6,529 (65.95%)  |  | Caroline Orchard
356 (3.60%)  |  |  |  | Peter McQueen  | PM hold
Snowdon  | 19,949  | City councillor  | 34.57%  |  | Salvador Cabugao
1,647 (24.57%)  |  | Irina Maria Grecu
2,240 (33.42%)  |  | Marvin Rotrand
2,816 (42.01%)  |  |  |  | Marvin Rotrand | CM hold

### L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève

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Electoral District  | Eligible voters  | Position  | Turnout  | Candidates  |  | Incumbent  | Result

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | VCM  |  | Independent
—  | 13,890  | Borough mayor  | 53.29%  |  | Éric Dugas
2,608 (35.91%)  |  | Normand Marinacci
3,096 (42.63%)  |  | Stéphane Côté
1,558 (21.45%)  |  |  |  | Normand Marinacci  | PM hold
Denis-Benjamin-Viger  | 3,776  | Borough councillor  | 57.15%  |  | Alain Wilson
777 (36.46%)  |  | Christian Larocque
990 (46.46%)  |  | Stéphane Ritchot
364 (17.08%)  |  |  |  | Christian Larocque  | PM hold
Jacques-Bizard  | 3,343  | Borough councillor  | 55.67%  |  | Richard Bélanger
707 (39.08%)  |  | Robert Samoszewski
770 (42.56%)  |  | Marie-Ève Dubé
332 (18.35%)  |  |  |  | Jean-Dominic Lévesque-René  | PM hold
Pierre-Foretier  | 4,162  | Borough councillor  | 54.71%  |  | Diane Gibb
749 (33.51%)  |  | Yves Sarault
857 (38.34%)  |  | Frédérick Pageau
462 (20.67%)  |  | Ghassan Baroudi
167 (7.47%)  |  | Stéphane Côté  | PM gain from VCM
Sainte-Geneviève  | 2,609  | Borough councillor  | 42.35%  |  | Suzanne Marceau
479 (44.98%)  |  | Geneviève Labrosse
439 (41.22%)  |  | Sherry Shaban
147 (13.80%)  |  |  |  | Éric Dugas  | EDC hold

### Lachine

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Electoral District  | Eligible voters  | Position  | Turnout  | Candidates  |  | Incumbent  | Result

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | VCM  |  | Équipe Dauphin
—  | 32,351  | Borough mayor  | 47.41%  |  | Catherine Ménard
2,199 (14.66%)  |  | Maja Vodanovic
5,935 (39.57%)  |  | Bernard Blanchet
3,216 (21.44%)  |  | Claude Dauphin
3,649 (24.33%)  |  | Claude Dauphin  | PM gain from EDL
City councillor  | 47.18%  |  | Jean-François Cloutier
3,029 (20.50%)  |  | Micheline Rouleau
6,096 (41.26%)  |  | Elizabeth Verge
2,710 (18.34%)  |  | Julie Ramsay
2,940 (19.90%)  |  | Jean-François Cloutier  | PM gain from EDC
Du Canal  | 11,559  | Borough councillor  | 42.77%  |  | Anne-Marie Lelièvre
676 (14.30%)  |  | Julie-Pascale Provost
1,878 (39.73%)  |  | Marc Hétu
1,345 (28.45%)  |  | Johanne Haines
828 (17.52%)  |  | Maja Vodanovic  | PM hold
Fort-Rolland  | 10,362  | Borough councillor  | 59.03%  |  | Kymberley Simonyik
1,034 (17.22%)  |  | Michèle Flannery
2,642 (44.00%)  |  | Stéphanie Poitras
663 (11.04%)  |  | Dominic Rossi
1,665 (27.73%)  |  | Kymberley Simonyik  | PM gain from EDC
J.-Émery-Provost  | 10,430  | Borough councillor  | 40.35%  |  | Mehdi Lama
656 (16.01%)  |  | Younes Boukala
1,577 (38.49%)  |  | Christian Lejeune
1,035 (25.26%)  |  | Daniel Racicot
829 (20.23%)  |  | Daniel Racicot  | PM gain from EDL

### LaSalle

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Équipe Barbe  |  | Independent
—  | 53,533  | Borough mayor  | 39.03%  |  | Monique Vallée
4,212 (20.87%)  |  | Kathy Landry
4,840 (23.98%)  |  | Manon Barbe
11,129 (55.15%)  |  |  |  | Manon Barbe  | Barbe hold
Cecil-P.-Newman  | 26,682  | City councillor  | 35.87%  |  | Pino Asaro
2,900 (31.86%)  |  | Yasmina El Babarti Jimenez
2,373 (26.07%)  |  | Lise Zarac
3,360 (36.92%)  |  | Carolina Caruso
468 (5.14%)  |  | Monique Vallée  | Barbe gain from EDC
Borough councillor I  | 35.91%  |  | Devinderpal Singh
2,482 (27.29%)  |  | Anila Erindi
2,566 (28.21%)  |  | Serge Declos
4,048 (44.50%)  |  |  |  | Serge Declos  | Barbe hold
Borough councillor II  | 35.96%  |  | Steven Laperrière
2,486 (27.36%)  |  | Romarick Okou
2,243 (24.69%)  |  | Josée Troilo
3,893 (42.85%)  |  | Mody Maka Barry
463 (5.10%)  |  | Josée Troilo  | Barbe hold
Sault-Saint-Louis  | 26,851  | City councillor  | 42.07%  |  | Ben Lumière Moussienza
2,240 (20.60%)  |  | Loren Dafniotis
2,999 (27.58%)  |  | Richard Deschamps
5,636 (51.83%)  |  |  |  | Richard Deschamps  | Barbe hold
Borough councillor I  | 42.02%  |  | Josée Aumont-Blanchette
2,613 (24.07%)  |  | Alex Lauzon
3,243 (29.87%)  |  | Laura Palestini
5,000 (46.06%)  |  |  |  | Nancy Blanchet  | Barbe hold
Borough councillor II  | 42.10%  |  | Balkis Imam
1,986 (18.28%)  |  | Roxanne Gendron
3,289 (30.28%)  |  | Nancy Blanchet
5,588 (51.44%)  |  |  |  | Laura-Ann Palestini  | Barbe hold

### Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Coalition Montréal
—  | 98,948  | Borough mayor  | 44.81%  |  | Réal Ménard
19,427 (44.96%)  |  | Pierre Lessard-Blais
23,779 (55.04%)  |  |  |  | Réal Ménard  | PM gain from EDC
Hochelaga  | 24,419  | City councillor  | 43.06%  |  | Jean-François Beaupré
2,922 (28.51%)  |  | Éric Alan Caldwell
7,326 (71.49%)  |  |  |  | Éric Alan Caldwell  | PM hold
Louis-Riel  | 22,262  | City councillor  | 45.43%  |  | Karine Boivin Roy
5,180 (52.76%)  |  | Isi Meza
4,386 (44.67%)  |  | Joao Neves
252 (2.57%)  |  | Karine Boivin Roy  | EDC hold
Maisonneuve–Longue-Pointe  | 25,647  | City councillor  | 44.48%  |  | Simon-Robert Chartrand
4,008 (36.15%)  |  | Laurence Lavigne Lalonde
7,077 (63.85%)  |  |  |  | Laurence Lavigne Lalonde  | PM hold
Tétreaultville  | 26,620  | City councillor  | 46.18%  |  | Richard Celzi
4,894 (41.81%)  |  | Suzie Miron
6,937 (58.19%)  |  |  |  | Richard Celzi  | PM gain from EDC

### Montréal-Nord

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Other
—  | 53,662  | Borough mayor  | 35.40%  |  | Christine Black
11,864 (66.28%)  |  | Balarama Holness
6,036 (33.72%)  |  |  |  | Christine Black  | EDC hold
Marie-Clarac  | 28,314  | City councillor  | 36.20%  |  | Abdelhaq Sari
4,881 (50.80%)  |  | Mathieu Léonard
4,015 (41.79%)  |  | Marie-Carmel Michel (Ind.)
712 (7.41%)  |  | Chantal Rossi  | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 36.33%  |  | Jean Marc Poirier
5,180 (53.74%)  |  | Anastasia Marcelin
3,551 (36.84%)  |  | Elaine Bissonnette (Ind.)
571 (5.92%)
Henri-Paul Bernier (Ind.)
337 (3.50%)  |  | Monica Ricourt  | EDC hold
Ovide-Clermont  | 25,348  | City councillor  | 34.34%  |  | Chantal Rossi
Co-candidate[3] for Denis Coderre
5,409 (65.47%)  |  | Sacha-Wilky Merazil
2,853 (34.53%)  |  |  |  | Jean-Marc Gibeau | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 34.29%  |  | Renée-Chantal Belinga
4,985 (61.95%)  |  | Stéphanie Casimir
3,062 (38.05%)  |  |  |  | Sylvia Lo Bianco  | EDC hold

### Outremont

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Coalition Montréal  |  | Independent
—  | 15,371  | Borough mayor  | 58.29%  |  | Marie Potvin
2,800 (31,69%)  |  | Philipe Tomlinson
4,197 (47.50%)  |  | Ronald Moroz
68 (0.77%)  |  | Alexandre Lussier
1,770 (20.03%)  |  | Marie Cinq-Mars | PM gain from Ind.
Claude-Ryan  | 3,965  | Borough councillor  | 59.67%  |  | Jeremy Murray
449 (20.95%)  |  | Mindy Pollak
1,186 (55.34%)  |  |  |  | Chantal Raymond
508 (23.71%)  |  | Mindy Pollak  | PM hold
Jeanne-Sauvé  | 3,794  | Borough councillor  | 56.14%  |  | Christine Gélinas-Élie
711 (34.07%)  |  | Fanny Magini
851 (40.78%)  |  | Adrien Mitchell
18 (0.86%)  |  | Jacqueline Gremaud
507 (24.29%)  |  | Jacqueline Gremaud  | PM gain from Ind.
Joseph-Beaubien  | 4,210  | Borough councillor  | 63.21%  |  | William Habib
390 (14.88%)  |  | Valérie Patreau
1,219 (46.51%)  |  |  |  | Céline Forget
1,012 (38.61%)  |  | Céline Forget  | PM gain from Ind.
Robert-Bourassa  | 3,402  | Borough councillor  | 52.91%  |  | Jean-Marc Corbeil
818 (46.53%)  |  | David DesBaillets
665 (37.83%)  |  |  |  | Frédéric Lecoq
275 (15.64%)  |  | Marie Potvin  | EDC hold

### Pierrefonds-Roxboro

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | VCM  |  | Independent
—  | 48,154  | Borough mayor  | 36.51%  |  | Dimitrios Jim Beis
7,918 (46.01%)  |  | Hélène Dupont
5,733 (33.31%)  |  | Justine McIntyre
3,558 (20.68%)  |  |  |  | Dimitrios Jim Beis  | EDC hold
Bois-de-Liesse  | 25,366  | City councillor  | 36.84%  |  | Benoit Langevin
3,952 (43.55%)  |  | Andréanne Martin
3,466 (38.19%)  |  | Eric McCarty
1,657 (18.26%)  |  |  |  | Justine McIntyre  | EDC gain from VCM
Borough councillor  | 36.88%  |  | Louise Leroux
4,056 (44.73%)  |  | Alexis Audoin
3,489 (38.48%)  |  | Roger Trottier
1,522 (16.79%)  |  |  |  | Roger Trottier  | EDC gain from VCM
Cap-Saint-Jacques  | 22,788  | City councillor  | 36.05%  |  | Catherine Clément-Talbot
3,327 (41.28%)  |  | Ross Stitt
2,719 (33.73%)  |  | Manuela de Paoli
1,102 (13.67%)  |  | Michael Labelle
912 (11.32%)  |  | Catherine Clément-Talbot  | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 36.05%  |  | Yves Gignac
3,682 (45.79%)  |  | Peter Papadogiannis
3,319 (41.28%)  |  | Naghmeh Shafiei
1,040 (12.93%)  |  |  |  | Yves Gignac  | EDC hold

### Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Coalition Montréal  |  | Plateau sans frontières
—  | 65,538  | Borough mayor  | 47.87%  |  | Zach Macklovitch
10,438 (34.30%)  |  | Luc Ferrandez
19,997 (65.70%)  |  |  |  | ~~Michel Brûlé~~
Candidacy withdrawn |  | Luc Ferrandez  | PM hold
De Lorimier  | 23,188  | City councillor  | 52.42%  |  | Linda Gauthier
3,484 (29.16%)  |  | Marianne Giguère
8,415 (70.84%)  |  |  |  | ~~Audrey Morin~~
Candidacy withdrawn |  | Louise Mainville  | PM hold
Borough councillor  | 52.48%  |  | Jean-Pierre Szaraz
3,219 (27.11%)  |  | Josefina Blanco
8,656 (72.89%)  |  |  |  | ~~Caroline Moreno~~
Candidacy withdrawn |  | Marianne Giguère  | PM hold
Jeanne-Mance  | 20,970  | City councillor  | 42.12%  |  | Marc-Antoine Desjardins
2,763 (32.01%)  |  | Alex Norris
5,390 (62.43%)  |  | Deborah Rankin
338 (3.92%)  |  | Joash Whyte
142 (1.64%)  |  | Alex Norris  | PM hold
Borough councillor  | 42.27%  |  | Daniel Loureiro
2,754 (31.74%)  |  | Maeva Vilain
5,229 (60.26%)  |  | Terrence Regan
487 (5.61%)  |  | Yvan Dias
207 (2.39%)  |  | Christine Gosselin  | PM hold
Mile-End  | 21,380  | City councillor  | 48.33%  |  | Iris Almeida-Côté
2,628 (26.08%)  |  | Richard Ryan
7,171 (71.15%)  |  |  |  | Halil Sustam
279 (2.77%)  |  | Richard Ryan  | PM hold
Borough councillor  | 48.30%  |  | Jean David Prophète
2,367 (23.51%)  |  | Marie Plourde
7,699 (76.49%)  |  |  |  | ~~Gabrielle Lebeau~~
Candidacy withdrawn |  | Marie Plourde  | PM hold

### Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Independent
—  | 80,431  | Borough mayor  | 42.39%  |  | Chantal Rouleau
18,861 (57.37%)  |  | Pietro Mercuri
14,013 (42.63%)  |  |  |  | Chantal Rouleau  | EDC hold
La Pointe-aux-Prairies  | 31,018  | City councillor  | 41.72%  |  | Richard Guay
6,306 (50.33%)  |  | Daphney Colin
6,224 (49.67%)  |  |  |  | Richard Guay  | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 41.76%  |  | Manuel Guedes
6,063 (48.45%)  |  | Lisa Christensen
6,093 (48.69%)  |  | Alain Lanoue
358 (2.86%)  |  | Manuel Guedes  | PM gain from EDC
Pointe-aux-Trembles  | 24,317  | City councillor  | 45.87%  |  | Suzanne Décarie
5,947 (55.05%)  |  | Tomy-Richard Leboeuf-McGregor
4,856 (44.95%)  |  |  |  | Suzanne Décarie  | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 45.95%  |  | Gilles Déziel
5,768 (53.56%)  |  | Vladimir Gelin
5,001 (46.44%)  |  |  |  | Gilles Déziel  | EDC hold
Rivière-des-Prairies  | 25,096  | City councillor  | 39.86%  |  | Giovanni Rapanà
5,749 (59.94%)  |  | Hector Perlera
3,836 (40.06%)  |  |  |  | Giovanni Rapanà  | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 39.86%  |  | Nathalie Pierre-Antoine
5,733 (60.34%)  |  | Jean-Eddie Jr Désiré
3,768 (39.66%)  |  |  |  | Nathalie Pierre-Antoine  | EDC hold

### Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal
—  | 99,459  | Borough mayor  | 50.32%  |  | Marc-André Gadoury
15,452 (31.71%)  |  | François Croteau
33,275 (68.29%)  |  | François Croteau  | PM hold
Étienne-Desmarteau  | 23,307  | City councillor  | 52.85%  |  | Scott McKay
3,928 (32.62%)  |  | Stéphanie Watt
8,113 (67.38%)  |  | Marc-André Gadoury  | PM gain from EDC
Marie-Victorin  | 23,259  | City councillor  | 48.09%  |  | Nathalie Fortin
5,122 (47.37%)  |  | Jocelyn Pauzé
5,690 (52.63%)  |  | Guillaume Lavoie | PM hold
Saint-Édouard  | 25,683  | City councillor  | 49.77%  |  | Jack Hallak
2,813 (22.61%)  |  | François Limoges
9,626 (77.39%)  |  | François Limoges  | PM hold
Vieux-Rosemont  | 27,210  | City councillor  | 50.52%  |  | Mariam Laagad
4,333 (32.46%)  |  | Christine Gosselin
9,014 (67.54%)  |  | Érika Duchesne | PM gain from EDC

### Saint-Laurent

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | VCM  |  | Independent
—  | 61,623  | Borough mayor  | 32.17%  |  | Alan DeSousa
12,877 (66.93%)  |  | Nora Chénier-Jones
6,363 (33.07%)  |  |  |  |  |  | Alan DeSousa  | EDC hold
Côte-de-Liesse  | 33,071  | City councillor  | 32.83%  |  | Francesco Miele
7,171 (68.39%)  |  | Salman Farah
3,314 (31.61%)  |  |  |  |  |  | Francesco Miele  | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 32.82%  |  | Jacques Cohen
6,680 (63.59%)  |  | Julio Rivera
3,323 (31.64%)  |  |  |  | Mario Bonenfant
501 (4.77%)  |  | Maurice Cohen  | EDC hold
Norman-McLaren  | 28,552  | City councillor  | 31.34%  |  | Aref Salem
4,887 (56.73%)  |  | Julie Lamontagne
3,727 (43.27%)  |  |  |  |  |  | Aref Salem  | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 31.37%  |  | Michèle Biron
4,847 (56.39%)  |  | Rafik Hakim
2,849 (33.15%)  |  | Elias Bitar
695 (8.09%)  |  | Jamil Ahmad Gondal
204 (2.37%)  |  | Michèle Biron  | EDC hold

### Saint-Léonard

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Independent
—  | 50,593  | Borough mayor  | 37.42%  |  | Michel Bissonnet
11,651 (64.61%)  |  | Julie Caron
5,495 (30.47%)  |  | Tommaso Di Paola
888 (4.92%)  |  | Michel Bissonnet  | EDC hold
Saint-Léonard-Est  | 21,692  | City councillor  | 38.79%  |  | Patricia Lattanzio
5,351 (67.45%)  |  | Arij-Abrar El Korbi
2,582 (32.55%)  |  |  |  | Patricia Lattanzio  | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 38.80%  |  | Lili-Anne Tremblay
4,602 (58.61%)  |  | Giovanni Capuano
3,250 (41.39%)  |  |  |  | Lili-Anne Tremblay  | EDC hold
Saint-Léonard-Ouest  | 28,901  | City councillor  | 36.38%  |  | Dominic Perri
6,632 (66.89%)  |  | Oualid Frej
3,283 (33.11%)  |  |  |  | Dominic Perri  | EDC hold
Borough councillor  | 36.36%  |  | Mario Battista
6,427 (64.41%)  |  | Anick Druelle
3,175 (31.82%)  |  | Nickenson Aldonzar
376 (3.77%)  |  | Mario Battista  | EDC hold

### Le Sud-Ouest

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Coalition Montréal  |  | Independent
—  | 55,657  | Borough mayor  | 40.44%  |  | Denise Mérineau
6,231 (28.59%)  |  | Benoit Dorais
15,567 (71.41%)  |  |  |  |  |  | Benoit Dorais  | PM hold
Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles–Griffintown  | 30,537  | City councillor  | 39.72%  |  | Daniel Doyle
3,763 (31.81%)  |  | Craig Sauvé
7,794 (65.88%)  |  | Taimur Tanoli
154 (1.30%)  |  | Thomas Tsukalas
119 (1.01%)  |  | Craig Sauvé  | PM hold
Borough councillor  | 39.73%  |  | Nicole Picher
3,996 (33.85%)  |  | Sophie Thiébaut
7,808 (66.15%)  |  |  |  |  |  | Sophie Thiébaut  | PM hold
Saint-Paul–Émard–Saint-Henri-Ouest  | 25,120  | City councillor  | 40.99%  |  | Marc-Antoine Audette
3,369 (33.95%)  |  | Anne-Marie Sigouin
6,553 (66.05%)  |  |  |  |  |  | Anne-Marie Sigouin  | PM hold
Borough councillor  | 41.10%  |  | Claudia Olga Ouamabia
3,233 (32.53%)  |  | Alain Vaillancourt
6,705 (67.47%)  |  |  |  |  |  | Alain Vaillancourt  | PM hold

### Verdun

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal
—  | 49,529  | Borough mayor  | 45.30%  |  | Jean-François Parenteau
11,925 (54.19%)  |  | Michèle Chappaz
10,082 (45.81%)  |  | Jean-François Parenteau  | EDC hold
Champlain–
L'Île-des-Sœurs  | 27,348  | City councillor  | 44.72%  |  | Marie-Josée Parent
6,265 (52.88%)  |  | Nathalie Pedro
5,582 (47.12%)  |  | Manon Gauthier | EDC hold
Borough councillor I  | 44.70%  |  | Pierre L'Heureux
6,215 (52.50%)  |  | Jean-Pierre Boivin
5,623 (47.50%)  |  | Pierre L'Heureux  | EDC hold
Borough councillor II  | 44.69%  |  | Véronique Tremblay
6,264 (52.82%)  |  | Gabriel Bégin
5,596 (47.18%)  |  | Marie-Eve Brunet  | EDC hold
Desmarchais-Crawford  | 22,181  | City councillor  | 46.00%  |  | Marie-Eve Brunet
4,203 (42.02%)  |  | Sterling Downey
5,799 (57.98%)  |  | Sterling Downey  | PM hold
Borough councillor I  | 46.11%  |  | Ann Guy
4,044 (40.40%)  |  | Luc Gagnon
5,967 (59.60%)  |  | Luc Gagnon  | PM hold
Borough councillor II  | 46.03%  |  | Tracey Arial
3,609 (36.10%)  |  | Marie-Andrée Mauger
6,388 (63.90%)  |  | Marie-Andrée Mauger  | PM hold

### Ville-Marie

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | VCM  |  | Coalition Montréal  |  | Independent
Peter-McGill  | 18,591  | City councillor  | 27.94%  |  | Cathy Wong
2,356 (46.32%)  |  | Jabiz Sharifian
1,709 (33.60%)  |  | Steve Shanahan
601 (11.82%)  |  | John Symon
Co-candidate[3] for Jean Fortier
382 (7.51%)  |  | Liyousa Kilani
38 (0.75%)  |  | Steve Shanahan  | EDC gain from VCM
Saint-Jacques  | 21,320  | City councillor  | 38.10%  |  | Richard Bergeron
3,642 (45.64%)  |  | Robert Beaudry
4,174 (52.31%)  |  | Daniel Gaudreau
164 (2.06%)  |  |  |  |  |  | Richard Bergeron  | PM gain from EDC
Sainte-Marie  | 18,385  | City councillor  | 43.87%  |  | Pierre Mainville
2,460 (31.21%)  |  | Sophie Mauzerolle
Co-candidate[3] for Valérie Plante
5,276 (66.95%)  |  | Artur Adam Urbanowicz
145 (1.84%)  |  |  |  |  |  | Valérie Plante | PM hold

### Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension

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| Équipe Coderre  |  | Projet Montréal |  | Other
—  | 89,591  | Borough mayor  | 41.29%  |  | Anie Samson
16,306 (45.93%)  |  | Giuliana Fumagalli
19,196 (54.07%)  |  |  |  | Anie Samson  | PM gain from EDC
François-Perrault  | 22,575  | City councillor  | 39.21%  |  | Érika Duchesne
3,443 (40.79%)  |  | Sylvain Ouellet
4,998 (59.21%)  |  |  |  | Sylvain Ouellet  | PM hold
Parc-Extension  | 20,775  | City councillor  | 40.47%  |  | Mary Deros
4,035 (49.77%)  |  | Rafik Bentabbel
3,567 (43.99%)  |  | Mohammad Tanbir Yousuf (CM)
506 (6.24%)  |  | Mary Deros  | EDC hold
Saint-Michel  | 21,856  | City councillor  | 30.48%  |  | Frantz Benjamin
3,882 (61.95%)  |  | Rana Alrabi
2,384 (38.05%)  |  |  |  | Frantz Benjamin  | EDC hold
Villeray  | 24,385  | City councillor  | 53.64%  |  | Elsie Lefebvre
6,190 (48.18%)  |  | Rosannie Filato
6,499 (50.59%)  |  | Charles Sounan (Ind.)
158 (1.23%)  |  | Elsie Lefebvre  | PM gain from EDC

## By-elections

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### Mayor of Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles

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By-elections were held on December 16, 2018:[41]

Party  | Candidate  | Vote  | %

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|
|

| Projet Montréal | Caroline Bourgeois | 5,314 | 47.99
| Ensemble Montréal | Manuel Guedes | 4,951 | 44.71
| Independent | Marius Minier | 662 | 5.98
Total valid votes | 10,927 | 13.71

### Councillor, Saint-Michel District

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By-elections were held on December 16, 2018:[41]

Party  | Candidate  | Vote  | %

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| Ensemble Montréal | Josué Corvil | 943 | 39.71
| Projet Montréal | Nadine Raymond | 772 | 32.51
| Independent | Reginald Pierre | 616 | 25.94
Total valid votes | 2,331 | 10.92

### Mayor of Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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A by-election was held on October 6, 2019:[42]

Party  | Candidate  | Vote  | %

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|
|

| Projet Montréal | Luc Rabouin | 10,631 | 67.04
| Ensemble Montréal | Jean-Pierre Szaraz | 2,747 | 17.32
| Vrai changement | Marc-Antoine Desjardins | 2,480 | 15.64
Total valid votes | 15,858 | 24.55

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