Québec (electoral district) 1843260 220043599 2008-06-18T00:48:36Z Kurykh 529595 +image {{Infobox Canada electoral district | name = Québec | province = Quebec | image = Québec.png | caption = Québec in relation to other Quebec City federal electoral districts. | fed-status = active | fed-district-number = 24052 | fed-created = 1966 | fed-abolished = | fed-election-first = 1968 | fed-election-last = 2006 | fed-rep = Christiane Gagnon | fed-rep-link = | fed-rep-party = BQ | fed-rep-party-link = Bloc Québécois | demo-census-date = 2006 | demo-pop = 95433 | demo-electors = 80576 | demo-electors-date = 2006 | demo-area = 34 | demo-cd = [[Quebec City]] | demo-csd = [[Quebec City]] }} <!--uncomment if needed ''For the current|defunct federal|provincial electoral district, see [[Quebec (electoral district)]]'' ---> '''Québec''' electoral district (formerly known as '''Langelier''') is a federal [[electoral district (Canada)|electoral district]] that has been represented in the [[Canada|Canadian]] [[Canadian House of Commons|House of Commons]] since 1988. It is located in [[Quebec City]] in the [[provinces and territories of Canada|province]] of [[Quebec]]. The main employer in the district is the provincial [[Government of Quebec]]. ==Statistical overview== *Population: 93,811 *Average family income: $52,443 *Unemployment: 9.3% *Linguistic groups: **Francophone population: 92% **Anglophone population: 2% **Other: 6% ==Geography== The riding, in the Quebec region of [[Capitale-Nationale]], consists of the central part of [[Quebec City]], including the borough of [[La Cité (Quebec City)|La Cité]] and the southern part of the borough of [[Les Rivières (Quebec City)|Les Rivières]], as well as the parish municipality of [[Notre-Dame-des-Anges, Quebec|Notre-Dame-des-Anges]]. The neighbouring ridings are [[Louis-Hébert (electoral district)|Louis-Hébert]], [[Louis-Saint-Laurent]], [[Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles]], [[Beauport—Limoilou]], and [[Lévis—Bellechasse]]. ==History== This riding was created as "Langelier" riding in 1966 from parts of [[Quebec East]], [[Quebec South]] and [[Quebec West]] ridings. It was renamed "Quebec" in 1990. ===Members of Parliament=== This riding has elected the following [[Member of Parliament|Members of Parliament]]: *[[Jean Marchand]], [[Liberal Party of Canada|Liberal]] (1968-1976) *[[Gilles Lamontagne]], Liberal (1977-1984) *[[Michel Coté]], [[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada|Progressive Conservative]] (1984-1988) *[[Gilles Loiselle]], Progressive Conservative (1988-1993) *[[Christiane Gagnon]], [[Bloc Québécois]] (1993- ) ==Election results== ===Quebec, 1993 - present=== {{CanElec1|2006}} {{CanElec1Row|BQ|[[Christiane Gagnon]]|20,845}} {{CanElec1Row|Conservative|[[Frédérik Boisvert]]|14,943}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberal|[[Caroline Drolet]]|5,743}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|[[Michaël Lessard]]|4,629}} {{CanElec1Row|Green|[[Yonnel Bonaventure]]|2,372}} {{CanElec1Row|Independent|[[Dan Aubut]]|813}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Canadian|[[Alexandre Raymond-Labrie]]|520}} {{CanElec1Row|Libertarian|[[Francis Bedard]]|325}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|2004}} {{CanElec1Row|BQ|[[Christiane Gagnon]]|24,373}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberal|Jean-Philippe Côté|12,982}} {{CanElec1Row|Conservative|Pierre Gaudreault|5,330}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Jean-Marie Fiset|2,670}} {{CanElec1Row|Green|Antonine Yaccarini|2,046}} {{CanElec1Row|Marijuana|Pierre-E. Paradis|512}} {{CanElec1Row|Marxist-Leninist|Jean Bédard|223}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|2000}} {{CanElec1Row|BQ|[[Christiane Gagnon]]|22,793}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberal|Claudette Tessier Couture|18,619}} {{CanElec1Row|Canadian Alliance|Michel Rivard|3,980}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|Marc Jalbert|3,171}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Jean-Marie Fiset|1,714}} {{CanElec1Row|Marijuana|Pierre-E. Paradis|1,480}} {{CanElec1Row|Natural Law|Gilles Rochette|482}} {{CanElec1Row|Marxist-Leninist|Claude Moreau|255}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|1997}} {{CanElec1Row|BQ|[[Christiane Gagnon]]|24,817}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberal|Claudette Tessier-Couture|18,062}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|Marc Jalbert|10,309}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Jean-Marie Fiset|2,556}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|1993}} {{CanElec1Row|BQ|[[Christiane Gagnon]]|27,788}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberal|[[Jean Pelletier]]|13,965}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|[[Gilles Loiselle]]|7,077.}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Majella Desmeules|1,067}} {{CanElec1Row|Natural Law|Danielle Charland|883}} {{CanElec1Row|Green|Richard Domm|786}} {{CanElec1Row|Abolitionist|Ernst Fernandez|158}} {{end}} ===Langelier, 1968 -1993=== {{CanElec1|1988}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|[[Gilles Loiselle]]|24,555}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberals|Marielle Guay-Mineault|14,843}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Pauline Gingras|10,586}} {{CanElec1Row|Green|Gilles Fontaine|1,931}} {{CanElec1Row|Not affiliated|France Tremblay|402}} {{CanElec1Row|Independent|Alexandre Roy|319}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|1984}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|[[Michel Coté]]|16,872}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberals|Florence Ievers|14,004}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Majella Desmeules|4,597}} {{CanElec1Row|Rhino|Jean Obélix Lefebvre|2,576}} {{CanElec1Row|Nationaliste|André Binette|919}} {{CanElec1Row|Social Credit|Christian Landry|189}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|1980}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberals|[[J. Gilles Lamontagne]]|24,714}} {{CanElec1Row|Rhino|Jean Obelix Lefebvre|2,813}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Edith Frankel|2,811}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|Pierre Linteau|2,606}} {{CanElec1Row|Social Credit|André Bergeron|1,191}} {{CanElec1Row|Union Populaire|Brigitte Fortier|252}} {{CanElec1Row|Marxist-Leninist|Jacques Goulet|115}} {{CanElec1Row|Communist|Claude Demers|68}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|1979}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberals|[[J. Gilles Lamontagne]]|25,931}} {{CanElec1Row|Social Credit|André Simoneau|4,748}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Raymond Lavoie|3,773}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|Paul Michaud|2,186}} {{CanElec1Row|Rhino|Jean Lefebvre|1,824}} {{CanElec1Row|Union Populaire|Maurice Gagnon|195}} {{CanElec1Row|Marxist-Leninist|Jacques Goulet|156}} {{CanElec1Row|Communist|Claude Demers|140}} {{end}} {{CanElec1-by|[[24 May]] [[1977]]|On Mr. Marchand's resignation, [[26 October]] [[1976]]}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberals|[[Gilles Lamontagne]]|12,171}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|Maurice Hamel|3,952}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Jean Daoust|1,104}} {{CanElec1Row|Social Credit|Sauveur Fradette|618}} {{CanElec1Row|Independent|Jean Marie Béland|213}} {{CanElec1Row|Communist|Jeannette Walsh|166}} {{CanElec1Row|Independent|Gérard Langlois|67}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|1974}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberals|[[Jean Marchand]]|13,557}} {{CanElec1Row|Social Credit|Sauveur Fradette|3,344}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|Normand Robidoux|2,530}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Clément Gilbert|1,110}} {{CanElec1Row|Independent|Albert Lemoine|337}} {{CanElec1Row|Not affiliated|Micheline Roberge|184}} {{CanElec1Row|Marxist-Leninist|Michel Papayre|161}} {{CanElec1Row|Independent|Lionel Larocque|97}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|1972}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberals|[[Jean Marchand]]|14,725}} {{CanElec1Row|Social Credit|J.-Wilfrid Dufresne|6,101}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|Albert Lemoine|3,206}} {{CanElec1Row|Independent|Guy Jean|1,313}} {{CanElec1Row|Not affiliated|Michel Parayre|349}} {{end}} {{CanElec1|1968}} {{CanElec1Row|Liberals|[[Jean Marchand]]|11,439}} {{CanElec1Row|RC|Guy Jean|8,770}} {{CanElec1Row|Progressive Conservatives|Rodrigue Pageau|8,150}} {{CanElec1Row|NDP|Pierre Pourtier|658}} {{CanElec1Row|RC|Michel Roy|308}} {{end}} == See also == * [[List of Canadian federal electoral districts]] * [[Past Canadian electoral districts]] == External links == * Website of the [http://www.parl.gc.ca/ Parliament of Canada] {{Ridings in Quebec City}}{{Ridings in Quebec}} [[Category:Quebec federal electoral districts]] [[Category:Quebec City federal electoral districts]] [[Category:Quebec City Area federal electoral districts]] [[fr:Québec (circonscription fédérale)]]