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Line 1: {{About\|the provincial electoral district\|the defunct federal electoral district\|Richelieu (federal electoral district)\|the pre-Confederation electoral district\|Richelieu (Province of Canada electoral district)}} '''Richelieu''' is a provincial electoral riding in the province of [[Quebec]], [[Canada]]. Located in the [[Monteregie]] region, the district was created in 1867. Between 1936 and 1944, it was part of the defunct riding of Richelieu-Vercheres. {{Use Canadian English\|date=January 2023}} {{Infobox Canada electoral district ~~==Members of Legislative Assembly==~~ \| name = Richelieu \| province = Quebec \| image = \| caption = \| prov-status = active \| prov-created = 1867 \| prov-abolished = 1939 \| prov-created2 = 1944 \| prov-abolished2 = \| prov-election-first = 1867, 1944 \| prov-election-last = 1939, 2018 \| prov-rep = Jean-Bernard Émond \| prov-rep-party = CAQ \| demo-pop = 53975 \| demo-census-date = [[Canada 2011 Census\|2011]] \| demo-electors = 44201 \| demo-electors-date = 2014 \| demo-electors-ref = <ref name="electors"/> \| demo-area = 880.7 \| demo-area-ref = <ref name="area"/> \| demo-cd = [[Pierre-De Saurel Regional County Municipality\|Pierre-De Saurel]], [[Les Maskoutains Regional County Municipality\|Les Maskoutains]] \| demo-csd = [[Massueville, Quebec\|Massueville]], [[Saint-Aimé, Quebec\|Saint-Aimé]], [[Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel, Quebec\|Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel]], [[Saint-Bernard-de-Michaudville, Quebec\|Saint-Bernard-de-Michaudville]], [[Saint-David, Quebec\|Saint-David]], [[Saint-Gérard-Majella, Quebec\|Saint-Gérard-Majella]], [[Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel, Quebec\|Saint-Joseph-de-Sorel]], [[Saint-Jude, Quebec\|Saint-Jude]], [[Saint-Louis, Quebec\|Saint-Louis]], [[Saint-Marcel-de-Richelieu, Quebec\|Saint-Marcel-de-Richelieu]], [[Saint-Ours, Quebec\|Saint-Ours]], [[Saint-Robert, Quebec\|Saint-Robert]], [[Saint-Roch-de-Richelieu, Quebec\|Saint-Roch-de-Richelieu]], [[Sainte-Victoire-de-Sorel, Quebec\|Sainte-Victoire-de-Sorel]], [[Sorel-Tracy]], [[Yamaska, Quebec\|Yamaska]] \| warning = no }} '''Richelieu''' ({{IPA\|fr\|ʁiʃ(ə)ljø\|lang\|LL-Q150 (fra)-GrandCelinien-Richelieu.wav}}) is a provincial electoral riding in the [[Montérégie]] region of [[Quebec]], [[Canada]], which elects members to the [[National Assembly of Quebec]]. It notably includes the municipalities of [[Sorel-Tracy]], [[Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel]], [[Saint-Roch-de-Richelieu, Quebec\|Saint-Roch-de-Richelieu]] and [[Sainte-Victoire-de-Sorel, Quebec\|Sainte-Victoire-de-Sorel]]. ~~===Richelieu===~~ It was created for the [[1867 Quebec general election\|1867 election]] (and an electoral district of that name existed earlier in the [[Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada]] and the [[Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada]]). Its final election was in [[1936 Quebec general election\|1936]]. It disappeared in the [[1939 Quebec general election\|1939 election]] and its successor electoral district was [[Richelieu-Verchères (provincial electoral district)\|Richelieu-Verchères]]. * Joseph Beaudreau, [[Parti conservateur du Quebec \| Conservative Party]] (1867-1869) * Jean-Baptiste Labelle, Conservative Party (1869-1871) * Joseph Adolphe Dorion, Conservative Party (1871-1875) * [[Michel Mathieu]], Conservative Party (1875-1881) * Leon Leduc, Conservative Party (1881-1886) * Louis-Pierre-Paul Cardin, [[Quebec Liberal Party \| Liberal]] (1886-1892) * Louis Lacouture, Conservative Party (1892-1897) * Louis-Pierre-Paul Cardin, Liberal (1897-1912) * Maurice-Louis Peloquin, Liberal (1912-1923) * Jean-Baptiste Lafreniere, Liberal (1923-1929) * Joseph-Celestin-Avila Turcotte, Liberal (1929-1939) * Joseph-Willie Robidoux, Liberal (1944-1948) * Bernard Gagne, [[Union Nationale (Quebec)\|Union Nationale]] (1948-1952) * Gerard Cournoyer, Liberal (1952-1956) * Bernard Gagne, Union Nationale (1956-1960) * Gerard Cournoyer, Liberal (1960-1966) However, Richelieu-Verchères disappeared in the [[1944 Quebec general election\|1944 election]] and its successor electoral district was the re-created Richelieu. ~~===Richelieu-Vercheres===~~ In the change from the 2001 to the 2011 electoral map, it gained territory from [[Nicolet-Yamaska (provincial electoral district)\|Nicolet-Yamaska]] and from [[Verchères (provincial electoral district)\|Verchères]] electoral districts. * Felix Messier, Liberal (1939-1942) * Joseph-Willie Robidaux, Liberal (1942-1944) It is named after former French [[Cardinal (Catholicism)\|Cardinal]] [[Cardinal Richelieu\|Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu]]. ~~==Members of National Assembly==~~ ==Members of the Legislative Assembly / National Assembly== * Maurice Martel, Union Nationale (1966-1970) * Claude Simard, Liberal (1970-1976) * Maurice Martel, [[Parti Quebecois]] (1976-1985) * Albert Khelfa, Liberal (1985-1994) * [[Sylvain Simard]], Parti Quebecois (1994-) {{QcMNA}} ~~==Reference==~~ {{QcMNA row * [http://www.quebecpolitique.com/election/comtes/c-richelieu.html Election results] \| FromYr = 1867 ~~[[Category: Quebec provincial electoral districts]]~~ \| ToYr = 1869† \| Assembly# = 1 \| #ByElections = 1 \| CanParty = Conservative (historical) \| PartyTerms# = 6 \| RepName = Joseph Beaudreau }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1869 \| ToYr = 1871 \| RepName = Pierre Gélinas }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1871 \| ToYr = 1875 \| Assembly# = 2 \| RepName = Joseph Adolphe Dorion }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1875 \| ToYr = 1878 \| Assembly# = 3 \| RepName = Michel Mathieu \| RepLink = Michel Mathieu (Canadian politician) \| RepTerms# = 2 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1878 \| ToYr = 1881 \| Assembly# = 4 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1881 \| ToYr = 1886 \| Assembly# = 5 \| RepName = Léon Leduc }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1886 \| ToYr = 1890 \| Assembly# = 6 \| CanParty = Liberal \| PartyTerms# = 2 \| RepName = Louis-Pierre-Paul Cardin \| RepTerms# = 2 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1890 \| ToYr = 1892 \| Assembly# = 7 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1892 \| ToYr = 1897 \| Assembly# = 8 \| CanParty = Conservative (historical) \| RepName = Louis Lacouture }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1897 \| ToYr = 1900 \| Assembly# = 9 \| CanParty = Liberal \| PartyTerms# = 13 \| RepName = Louis-Pierre-Paul Cardin \| RepTerms# = 4 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1900 \| ToYr = 1904 \| Assembly# = 10 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1904 \| ToYr = 1908 \| Assembly# = 11 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1908 \| ToYr = 1912 \| Assembly# = 12 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1912 \| ToYr = 1916 \| Assembly# = 13 \| RepName = Maurice-Louis Péloquin \| RepTerms# = 3 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1916 \| ToYr = 1919 \| Assembly# = 14 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1919 \| ToYr = 1923 \| Assembly# = 15 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1923 \| ToYr = 1927 \| Assembly# = 16 \| RepName = Jean-Baptiste Lafrenière \| RepLink = Jean-Baptiste Lafrenière (politician) \| RepTerms# = 2 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1927 \| ToYr = 1929 \| Assembly# = 17 \| #ByElections = 1 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1929 \| ToYr = 1931 \| RepName = Avila Turcotte \| RepTerms# = 4 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1931 \| ToYr = 1935 \| Assembly# = 18 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1935 \| ToYr = 1936 \| Assembly# = 19 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1936 \| ToYr = 1939 \| Assembly# = 20 }} {{QcMNA nodata\|''Riding dissolved into'' [[Richelieu-Verchères (provincial electoral district)\|Richelieu-Verchères]]}} {{QcMNA nodata\|''Riding re-created from'' [[Richelieu-Verchères (provincial electoral district)\|Richelieu-Verchères]]}} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1944 \| ToYr = 1948 \| Assembly# = 22 \| CanParty = Liberal \| PartyTerms# = 1 \| RepName = Joseph-Willie Robidoux \| RepTerms# = 1 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1948 \| ToYr = 1952 \| Assembly# = 23 \| CanParty = UN \| RepName = Bernard Gagné }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1952 \| ToYr = 1956 \| Assembly# = 24 \| CanParty = Liberal \| RepName = Gérard Cournoyer }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1956 \| ToYr = 1960 \| Assembly# = 25 \| CanParty = UN \| RepName = Bernard Gagné }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1960 \| ToYr = 1962 \| Assembly# = 26 \| CanParty = Liberal \| PartyTerms# = 2 \| RepName = Gérard Cournoyer \| RepTerms# = 2 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1962 \| ToYr = 1966 \| Assembly# = 27 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1966 \| ToYr = 1970 \| Assembly# = 28 \| CanParty = UN \| RepName = Maurice Martel }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1970 \| ToYr = 1973 \| Assembly# = 29 \| CanParty = Liberal \| PartyTerms# = 2 \| RepName = Claude Simard \| RepLink = Claude Simard (politician) \| RepTerms# = 2 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1973 \| ToYr = 1976 \| Assembly# = 30 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1976 \| ToYr = 1981 \| Assembly# = 31 \| CanParty = PQ \| PartyTerms# = 2 \| RepName = Maurice Martel \| RepTerms# = 2 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1981 \| ToYr = 1985 \| Assembly# = 32 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1985 \| ToYr = 1989 \| Assembly# = 33 \| CanParty = Liberal \| PartyTerms# = 2 \| RepName = Albert Khelfa \| RepTerms# = 2 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1989 \| ToYr = 1994 \| Assembly# = 34 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1994 \| ToYr = 1998 \| Assembly# = 35 \| CanParty = PQ \| PartyTerms# = 8 \| RepName = Sylvain Simard \| RepTerms# = 5 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 1998 \| ToYr = 2003 \| Assembly# = 36 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 2003 \| ToYr = 2007 \| Assembly# = 37 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 2007 \| ToYr = 2008 \| Assembly# = 38 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 2008 \| ToYr = 2012 \| Assembly# = 39 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 2012 \| ToYr = 2014 \| Assembly# = 40 \| RepName = Élaine Zakaïb \| RepTerms# = 2 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 2014 \| ToYr = 2014 \| Assembly# = 41 \| #ByElections = 1 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 2015 \| ToYr = 2018 \| RepName = Sylvain Rochon \| RepTerms# = 1 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 2018 \| ToYr = 2022 \| Assembly# = 42 \| RepName = Jean-Bernard Émond \| RepTerms# = 2 \| CanParty = CAQ \| PartyTerms# = 2 }} {{QcMNA row \| FromYr = 2022 \| ToYr = \| Assembly# = 43 }} {{QcMNA end}} ==Election results== {{2022 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {{2018 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|March 9, 2015\|percent=yes\|change=yes\|by=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|PQ\|[[Sylvain Rochon]]\|7,294\|35.99\|-3.03}} {{CANelec\|QC\|CAQ\|Jean-Bernard Émond\|6,584\|32.49\|+5.68}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal\|Benoît Théroux\|5,054\|24.94\|-0.71}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Québec solidaire\|Marie-Ève Mathieu\|541\|2.67\|-2.63}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Green \|Vincent Pouliot\|352\|1.74\|+0.59}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Option nationale\|[[Sol Zanetti]]\|316\|1.56\|+0.22}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Conservative (2009) \|Daniel Gaudreau\|95\|0.47\|-0.25}} {{CANelec\|QC\|EA\|Louis Chandonnet\|30\|0.15\|–}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\|20,266\|98.46\|+1.01}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\|318\|1.54\|-0.99}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\|20,584\|46.41\|-23.17}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\|44,356\|–\|–}} {{CANelec/hold\|QC\|PQ\|-4.35}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|2014\|percent=yes\|change=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|PQ\|[[Élaine Zakaïb]] \| 11,695\| 39.02\| -4.03 }} {{CANelec\|QC\|CAQ\|Martin Baller \| 8,036\| 26.81\| -5.52 }} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| Alain Plante \| 7,687 \| 25.65\| +7.42 }} {{CANelec\|QC\|Québec solidaire\| Marie-Ève Mathieu \| 1,589 \| 5.30\| +2.08 }} {{CANelec\|QC\|Option nationale \|Jean-François Tremblay \| 403\| 1.34\| -1.82}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Green \|Claude Bourgault\| 346\| 1.15\|– }} {{CANelec\|QC\|Conservative (2009) \|Marc Gaudet\| 215\| 0.72\| –}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 29,971 \| 97.45\|–}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 785 \| 2.55\|–}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 30,756\|69.58\|-8.11}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 44,201\|–\|–}} {{CANelec/hold\|QC\|PQ\|+0.75}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|2012\|percent=yes\|change=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|PQ\|[[Élaine Zakaïb]] \| 14,474 \| 43.05 \| -5.81 }} {{CANelec\|QC\|CAQ\|Jean-Bernard Émond \| 10,873 \| 32.34 \| +19.58 }} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| Alain Plante \| 6,128 \| 18.23 \| -14.82 }} {{CANelec\|QC\|Québec solidaire\| Marie-Ève Mathieu \| 1,084 \| 3.22 \| +0.50 }} {{CANelec\|QC\|Option nationale \|Michaël Rocheleau \| 1,065 \| 3.17 \| }} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 33,624 \| 98.16 \|–}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 629 \| 1.84 \|–}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 34,253 \| 77.69 \|+15.94}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 44,088 \|–\|–}} {{CANelec/hold\|QC\|PQ\|-12.69}} {{end}} ^ Change is from redistributed results. CAQ change is from ADQ. {{2008 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {{2007 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {{2003 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {{1998 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {\| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%; clear:both" \|- style="background-color:#E9E9E9" ! colspan=4\|[[1995 Quebec referendum]] \|- style="background-color:#E9E9E9" ! colspan=2 style="width: 130px"\|Side ! style="width: 50px"\|Votes ! style="width: 40px"\|% \|- \|bgcolor="blue"\| \|Oui \|align="right"\|22,490 \|align="right"\|62.32 \|- \|bgcolor="red"\| \|Non \|align="right"\|13,597 \|align="right"\|37.68 \|- \|} {{1994 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {\| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%; clear:both" \|- style="background-color:#E9E9E9" ! colspan=4\|[[Charlottetown Accord\|1992 Charlottetown Accord referendum]] \|- style="background-color:#E9E9E9" ! colspan=2 style="width: 130px"\|Side ! style="width: 50px"\|Votes ! style="width: 40px"\|% \|- \|bgcolor="red"\| \|Non \|align="right"\|20,521 \|align="right"\|64.07 \|- \|bgcolor="blue"\| \|Oui \|align="right"\|11,510 \|align="right"\|35.93 \|- \|} {{1989 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {{1985 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {{1981 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {\| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%; clear:both" \|- style="background-color:#E9E9E9" ! colspan=4\|[[1980 Quebec referendum]] \|- style="background-color:#E9E9E9" ! colspan=2 style="width: 130px"\|Side ! style="width: 50px"\|Votes ! style="width: 40px"\|% \|- \|bgcolor="red"\| \|Non \|align="right"\|16,455 \|align="right"\|51.40 \|- \|bgcolor="blue"\| \|Oui \|align="right"\|15,559 \|align="right"\|48.60 \|- \|} {{1976 Quebec general election/Richelieu}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|1973\|percent=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| [[Claude Simard]] \| 15,198 \| 55.21}} {{CANelec\|QC\|PQ\|Serge Lachapelle \| 9,464\| 34.38}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Parti créditiste\|Édouard Frigon \|2,017\| 7.33}} {{CANelec\|QC\|UN\|A.-Yvon Lamy \|848 \| 3.08}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 27,527 \| 98.23}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 496 \| 1.77}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 28,023\|87.23}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 32,124}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|1970\|percent=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| [[Claude Simard]] \| 12,047 \| 42.01}} {{CANelec\|QC\|UN\|[[Maurice Martel]] \|9,819 \| 34.24}} {{CANelec\|QC\|PQ\|Claude Rochon \| 5,866\| 20.45}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Ralliement créditiste\|Octave Grosariu \|947\| 3.30}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 28,679 \| 98.42}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 461 \| 1.58}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 29,140\|89.02}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 32,736}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|1966\|percent=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|UN\|[[Maurice Martel]]\|12,257 \| 49.43}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| [[Gérard Cournoyer]] \| 11,177 \| 45.08}} {{CANelec\|QC\|RIN\|Normand Héon \| 1,221\| 4.92}} {{CANelec\|QC\|RN\|Lorenzo Bonneau \|141\|0.57}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 24,796 \| 98.49}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 379 \| 1.51}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 25,175\|87.46}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 29,702}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|1962\|percent=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| [[Gérard Cournoyer]] \| 10,598 \| 55.61}} {{CANelec\|QC\|UN\|[[Bernard Gagné]]\|8,461\| 44.39}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 19,059 \| 98.85}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 222 \| 1.15}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 19,281\|90.11}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 21,396}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|1960\|percent=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| [[Gérard Cournoyer]] \| 9,617 \| 52.91}} {{CANelec\|QC\|UN\|[[Bernard Gagné]]\|8,472 \| 46.61}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Independent\|Joseph-Alexandre-Hervé Larivère\| 46\| 0.25}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Independent\|Guy Mandeville \|42\|0.23}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 18,177 \| 98.99}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 185 \| 1.01}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 18,362\|88.91}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 20,652}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|1956\|percent=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|UN\|[[Bernard Gagné]]\|9,552 \| 54.28}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| [[Gérard Cournoyer]] \| 7,962 \| 45.24}} {{CANelec\|QC\|CCF\|Gérard Labelle \| 66\|0.38}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Labor-Progressive\|Jean-Paul Lecavalier \|19\|0.11}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 17,599 \| 99.03}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 172 \| 0.97}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 17,771\|89.78}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 19,794}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|1952\|percent=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| [[Gérard Cournoyer]] \| 8,751 \| 52.88}} {{CANelec\|QC\|UN\|[[Bernard Gagné]]\|7,797\| 47.12}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 16,548 \| 98.92}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 181 \| 1.08}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 16,729\|89.91}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 18,606}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|1948\|percent=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|UN\|[[Bernard Gagné]]\|6,647\| 47.86}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| [[Joseph-Willie Robidoux]] \| 6,270 \| 45.15}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Union des électeurs \|Roger Tardif\|970 \| 6.98}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 13,887 \| 99.06}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 132 \| 0.94}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 14,019\|84.48}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 16,594}} {{end}} {{Canadian election result/top\|QC\|1944\|percent=yes}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Liberal \| [[Joseph-Willie Robidoux]] \| 7,636\|55.98}} {{CANelec\|QC\|UN\|Joseph-Honorius Michaud\|3,344\| 24.51}} {{CANelec\|QC\|Bloc populaire \| Théode Perron \|2,661 \|19.51}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total valid votes\| 13,641\| 99.24}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Total rejected ballots\| 132 \| 0.76}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Turnout\| 13,745\|77.73}} {{Canadian election result/total\|Electors on the lists\| 17,682}} {{end}} ==References== {{Reflist\|refs= <ref name="electors">http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/english/provincial/electoral-map/general-information-on-the-provincial-electoral-divisions-2011.php?bsq=253section=population {{Dead link\|date=February 2022}}</ref> <ref name="area">http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/english/provincial/electoral-map/general-information-on-the-provincial-electoral-divisions-2011.php?bsq=253&section=superficie {{Dead link\|date=February 2022}}</ref> }} ==External links== ;Information: * [http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/english/provincial/electoral-map/general-information-on-the-provincial-electoral-divisions-2011.php?bsq=253 Elections Quebec] ;Election results: * [http://www.assnat.qc.ca/fr/patrimoine/resultatselec/r1.html#riche Election results] (National Assembly) * [http://www.quebecpolitique.com/elections-et-referendums/circonscriptions/elections-dans-richelieu Election results] (QuébecPolitique) <!-- * [http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/english/provincial/electoral-map/general-information-on-the-provincial-electoral-divisions-2011.php?bsq=253&section=resultats Election results] (Elections Quebec) --> ;Maps * [http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/documents/pdf/cartesElectorales/2011/253.pdf 2011 map] (PDF) * [http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/documents/swf/carte_2001_v2/afficher-carte.php?bsq=254&lang=en 2001 map] (Flash) :[http://www2.electionsquebec.qc.ca/lacartechange/media/carte-finale/CEP_cartes.asp?bsq=254&l=en 2001–2011 changes] (Flash) :[http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/francais/provincial/carte-electorale/carte_1992-2001/proposition_dec_2001/richelieu.html 1992–2001 changes] (Flash) * [http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/english/provincial/electoral-map/maps-of-electoral-divisions-by-administrative-region-2011.php?region=16 Electoral map of Montérégie region] * [http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/english/provincial/electoral-map/the-electoral-map-of-quebec-2011.php Quebec electoral map, 2011] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130207072440/http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/english/provincial/electoral-map/the-electoral-map-of-quebec-2011.php \|date=2013-02-07 }} {{Geographic ___location \|title=Neighbouring electoral districts \|North=[[Berthier (provincial electoral district)\|Berthier]] \|West=[[Verchères (provincial electoral district)\|Verchères]], [[Borduas]] \|Center=Richelieu \|East=[[Nicolet-Bécancour]] \|South=[[Saint-Hyacinthe (provincial electoral district)\|Saint-Hyacinthe]] }} {{QC-ED}} {{Authority control}} {{Coord \|45.915\|N\|72.947\|W\|display=title}} [[Category:Quebec provincial electoral districts\|Richelieu]] [[Category:Sorel-Tracy]]