Trois-Rivières (provincial electoral district)

Trois-Rivières is a provincial electoral district in the province of Quebec, Canada. Located in the Mauricie region and including a large portion of the city of Trois-Rivières west of Saint-Maurice River, the riding was created in 1792 as the Ville-des-Trois-Rivières riding.

Members of the Legislative Assembly (1867-1968) and the National Assembly of Quebec (since 1968)

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Name
Assignments [Cabinet assignments are indicated with a bold font.]
Party
Election [By-elections are indicated with an "Italic font".]
Popular Vote [ [http://www.quebecpolitique.com/election/comtes/c-trois-rivieres.html Elections par circonscriptions - Trois-Rivières] ]

Louis-Charles Boucher de Niverville [Boucher resigned to become sheriff in 1868.] Government MLAConservative186755%
"Sévère Dumoulin" [Dumoulin resigned to become sheriff in 1869.] "Government MLA""Conservative""1868""unopposed"
"Charles-Borromée Genest" [Genest lost the 1871 election.] "Government MLA""Conservative""1869""56%"
Henri-Gédéon Malhiot [Malhiot resigned to become a member of the Cabinet in 1874.] Government MLAConservative187158%
"Henri-Gédéon Malhiot""Cabinet Member""Conservative""1874""unopposed"
Henri-Gédéon Malhiot [Malhiot resigned in 1876.] Cabinet MemberConservative187555%
"Arthur Turcotte""Independent MLA""Independent Conservative""1876""60%"
Arthur Turcotte [Turcotte lost the 1881 election.] Independent MLA
SpeakerIndependent Conservative1878unopposed
Sévère Dumoulin [The election was cancelled in 1883. Dumoulin lost the 1884 by-election.] Government MLAConservative188153%
"Arthur Turcotte""Independent MLA""Independent Conservative""1884""61%"
Arthur Turcotte [Turcotte resigned to become a member of the Cabinet in 1887.] Official Opposition MLAParti National188651%
"Arthur Turcotte" [Turcotte lost the 1890 election.] "Cabinet Member""Parti National""1888""59%"
Télesphore-Eusèbe NormandOfficial Opposition MLA (until 1891)
Government MLA (after 1891)Conservative189052%
Télesphore-Eusèbe Normand [The election was cancelled in 1892.] Government MLAConservative189250%
"Télesphore-Eusèbe Normand""Government MLA""Conservative""1892""51%"
Télesphore-Eusèbe NormandOfficial Opposition MLAConservative189759%
Richard-Stanislas CookeGovernment MLALiberal1900unopposed
Joseph-Adolphe TessierGovernment MLALiberal1904unopposed
Joseph-Adolphe TessierGovernment MLA
Deputy Speaker (after 1912)Liberal190857%
Joseph-Adolphe TessierGovernment MLA
Deputy SpeakerLiberal191256%
"Joseph-Adolphe Tessier""Cabinet Member""Liberal""1914""54%"
Joseph-Adolphe TessierCabinet MemberLiberal191666%
Joseph-Adolphe Tessier [Tessier resigned in 1921.] Cabinet MemberLiberal1919unopposed
"Louis-Philippe Mercier""Government MLA""Liberal""1921""unopposed"
Louis-Philippe Mercier [Mercier lost the 1927 election.] Government MLALiberal192355%
Maurice DuplessisOfficial Opposition MLAConservative192751%
Maurice DuplessisOfficial Opposition MLA
Leader of the Official Opposition (after 1932)Conservative193150%
Maurice DuplessisLeader of the Official OppositionConservative193557%
Maurice DuplessisPremierUnion Nationale193669%
Maurice DuplessisLeader of the Official OppositionUnion Nationale193960%
Maurice DuplessisPremierUnion Nationale194467%
Maurice DuplessisPremierUnion Nationale194877%
Maurice DuplessisPremierUnion Nationale195261%
Maurice Duplessis [Duplessis died in office in 1959.] PremierUnion Nationale195662%
Yves GabiasOfficial Opposition MLAUnion Nationale196047%
Yves GabiasOfficial Opposition MLAUnion Nationale196252%
Yves Gabias [Yves Gabias resigned to become judge in 1969.] Cabinet MemberUnion Nationale196649%
"Gilles Gauthier" [Gauthier lost the 1970 election.] "Government MNA""Union Nationale""1969""53%"
Guy BaconGovernment MNA
Parliamentary Secretary (after 1973)Liberal197040%
Guy Bacon [Bacon lost the 1976 election.] Parliamentary SecretaryLiberal197358%
Denis VaugeoisParliamentary Secretary (until 1978)
Cabinet Member (after 1978)Parti Québécois197644%
Denis Vaugeois [Vaugeois resigned in 1985.] Parliamentary Secretary (until 1984)
Government MNAParti Québécois198151%
"Paul Philibert""Official Opposition MNA""Liberal""1985""67%"
Paul PhilibertParliamentary SecretaryLiberal198559%
Paul Philibert [Philibert lost the 1994 election.] Parliamentary SecretaryLiberal198955%
Guy JulienGovernment MNA
Cabinet Member (after 1996)Parti Québécois199443%
Guy JulienCabinet MemberParti Québécois199846%
André Gabias [André Gabias lost the 2007 election.] Parliamentary SecretaryLiberal200341%
Sébastien ProulxOfficial Opposition House LeaderAction démocratique du Québec200737%

Footnotes

References

* [http://www.quebecpolitique.com/election/comtes/c-trois-rivieres.html Election results]
* [http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/script/affiche_carte.asp?annee=2001&bsq=334 Map of Trois-Rivières]
* [http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/fr/pdf/carte_recto.pdf Quebec electoral map]

ee also

* History of Canada
* History of Quebec
* List of mayors of Trois-Rivières
* Mauricie
* Politics of Canada
* Politics of Quebec
* Trois-Rivières
* Trois-Rivières Federal Electoral District
* District of Trois-Rivières (Lower Canada)
* District of Trois-Rivières (Province of Canada)

Neighbouring electoral districts

Canadian City Geographic Location
North= Saint-Maurice, Champlain
West=Maskinongé
Center=Trois-Rivières
East=Nicolet-Yamaska
South=Maskinongé, Nicolet-Yamaska