Québec solidaire candidates in the 2022 Quebec provincial election

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This is a list of candidates for Québec solidaire in the 2022 Quebec provincial election. QS ran candidates in 124 of the province's 125 ridings; 11 of whom were elected. Following the election, Québec solidaire was the third-largest party in the National Assembly of Quebec.

Central Quebec

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Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Berthier Amélie Drainville 5,877 14.09 3rd
Bertrand Julie Francoeur Sainte-Adèle Executive director of Fairtrade Canada[1] 5,682 16.15 3rd
Champlain Marjolaine Trottier Saint-Maurice Nurse[2] 3,775 8.97 4th
Joliette Flavie Trudel QS candidate for Joliette in the 2014, 2012, 2008, and 2007 provincial elections Professor at Cégep régional de Lanaudière[3] 4,476 11.38 3rd
L'Assomption Martin Lefebvre 4,553 14.32 2nd
Laviolette–Saint-Maurice France Lavigne 3,568 9.50 4th
Les Plaines Richard Jr Leblanc 3,668 13.32 3rd
Maskinongé Simon Piotte QS candidate for Maskinongé in the 2018 provincial election 3,162 9.90 4th
Masson Émile Bellerose-Simard 4,610 13.07 3rd
Portneuf Anne-Marie Melançon Saint-Alban Lecturer at Université Laval[4] 2,675 8.22 4th
Prévost Rose Crevier-Dagenais Saint-Hippolyte Paramedic[5] 5,196 15.10 3rd
Repentigny Ednal Marc 4,783 12.68 3rd
Rousseau Ernesto Castro Roch Educator/social worker[6] 3,667 13.14 4th
Saint-Jérôme Marc-Olivier Neveu Candidate for Mayor of Saint-Jérôme in the 2021 municipal election Saint-Jérôme 6,411 15.62 3rd
Trois-Rivières Steven Roy Cullen 6,069 16.35 2nd

Eastern Townships/Southern Quebec

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Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Arthabaska Pascale Fortin Nurse[7] 4,179 9.22 4th
Beauce-Nord François Jacques-Côté Saint-Elzéar Addiction treatment worker[8] 1,522 4.53 4th
Beauce-Sud Olivier Fecteau Pharmacy technician[9] 1,623 4.35 3rd
Beauharnois Emilie Poirier Beauharnois[10] 4,299 12.93 3rd
Borduas Benoît Landry Horticulturist[11] 6,726 15.14 3rd
Brome-Missisquoi Alexandre Legault QS candidate for Brome-Missisquoi in the 2018 provincial election 7,318 15.91 2nd
Chambly Vincent Michaux-St-Louis Teacher[12] 6,250 16.37 3rd
Drummond–Bois-Francs Tony Martel Roxton Businessman[13] 3,866 10.65 4th
Granby Anne-Sophie Legault QS candidate for Granby in the 2018 provincial election Granby Teacher[14] 5,282 14.29 2nd
Huntingdon Emmanuelle Perras Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle Electrician[15] 3,265 11.15 5th
Iberville Philippe Jetten-Vigeant QS candidate for Iberville in the 2018 provincial election 4,703 13.72 3rd
Johnson Nancy Mongeau 5,769 13.80 4th
Lotbinière-Frontenac Christine Gilbert 3,925 9.36 3rd
Mégantic Marilyn Ouellet 3,592 12.78 3rd
Nicolet-Bécancour Jacques Thériault Watso 2,610 8.80 4th
Orford Kenza Sassi 5,298 16.16 2nd
Richelieu David Dionne 3,084 10.08 3rd
Richmond Philippe Pagé 9,031 19.86 2nd
Saint-François Mélissa Généreux 11,491 28.21 2nd
Saint-Hyacinthe Philippe Daigneault 5,636 13.64 3rd
Saint-Jean Pierre-Luc Lavertu 6,334 14.76 3rd
Sherbrooke Christine Labrie Member of the National Assembly for Sherbrooke (2018–present) Sherbrooke 15,548 41.91 1st
Verchères Manon Harvey 6,665 14.44 3rd

Greater Montreal

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Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Acadie Elyse Lévesque 4,468 17.20 2nd
Anjou–Louis-Riel Laurence Pageau 3,893 14.77 3rd
Blainville Éric Michaud 5,987 14.00 3rd
Bourassa-Sauvé Ricardo Gustave 3,737 15.45 3rd
Camille-Laurin None – – –
Châteauguay Martin Bécotte 4,261 12.78 3rd
Chomedey Zachary Robert 2,570 7.89 4th
D'Arcy-McGee Hilal Pilavci 2,203 8.52 3rd
Deux-Montagnes Olivier Côté 4,766 14.15 3rd
Fabre Jessy Léger 3,820 11.13 4th
Gouin Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois Co-spokesperson of Québec solidaire (2017–present)
Member of the National Assembly for Gouin (2017–present) 		17,283 59.44 1st
Groulx Marie-Noëlle Aubertin 5,919 16.21 2nd
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve Alexandre Leduc Member of the National Assembly for Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (2018–present) 12,784 50.84 1st
Jacques-Cartier Marie-Ève Mathieu 1,456 5.02 5th
Jeanne-Mance–Viger Marie-Josée Forget 2,858 10.65 4th
La Pinière Jean-Claude Mugaba 3,301 10.02 4th
La Prairie Pierre-Marc Allaire-Daly 4,531 13.10 3rd
LaFontaine Anne B-Godbout 2,301 8.87 4th
Laporte Claude Lefrançois QS candidate for Laporte in the 2018 provincial election 5,968 17.72 3rd
Laurier-Dorion Andrés Fontecilla Member of the National Assembly for Laurier-Dorion (2018–present)
Co-spokesperson of Québec solidaire (2013–2017) 		Montreal 13,323 48.80 1st
Laval-des-Rapides Josée Chevalier 5,542 16.68 3rd
Marguerite-Bourgeoys Angélique Soleil Lavoie 2,898 10.27 4th
Marie-Victorin Shophika Vaithyanathasarma 6,307 22.67 3rd
Marquette Jérémy Côté 2,956 11.27 3rd
Maurice-Richard Haroun Bouazzi 10,903 34.67 1st
Mercier Ruba Ghazal Member of the National Assembly for Mercier (2018–present) Accountant 14,755 53.92 1st
Mille-Îles Guillaume Lajoie 3,789 12.88 3rd
Mirabel Marjolaine Goudreau 6,222 14.41 3rd
Mont-Royal–Outremont Isabelle Leblanc 6,008 20.28 2nd
Montarville Marie-Christine Veilleux 6,741 16.25 3rd
Nelligan Maxime Larue-Bourdages 1,766 5.26 4th
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Élisabeth Labelle 3,967 15.49 2nd
Pointe-aux-Trembles Simon Tremblay-Pepin 4,084 15.41 3rd
Robert-Baldwin Marieve Ruel 1,498 5.02 4th
Rosemont Vincent Marissal Member of the National Assembly for Rosemont (2018–present) Journalist 13,311 37.62 1st
Saint-Henri–Sainte-Anne Guillaume Cliche-Rivard 8,992 27.72 2nd
Saint-Laurent Gérard Briand 2,840 9.92 4th
Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques Manon Massé Member of the National Assembly for Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques (2014–present)
Co-spokesperson of Québec solidaire (2017–2023) 		Montreal 10,892 47.69 1st
Sainte-Rose Karine Cliche 5,243 14.33 3rd
Sanguinet Virginie Bernier 3,925 13.11 3rd
Taillon Manon Blanchard 6,663 18.90 3rd
Terrebonne Nadia Poirier 5,352 12.65 3rd
Vachon Jean-Philippe Samson 5,343 15.01 3rd
Vaudreuil Cynthia Bilodeau 3,671 9.23 4th
Verdun Alejandra Zaga Mendez President of Québec solidaire (2021–2022) Verdun, Montreal 9,562 30.75 1st
Viau Renée-Chantal Belinga 6,418 30.44 2nd
Vimont Josée Bélanger 3,669 11.48 4th
Westmount–Saint-Louis David Touchette 2,687 12.82 2nd

Northern Quebec

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Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Abitibi-Est Benjamin Gingras 2,838 13.71 3rd
Abitibi-Ouest Alexis Lapierre 3,623 16.29 3rd
Chicoutimi Adrien Guibert-Barthez 3,741 12.04 3rd
Dubuc Andrée-Anne Brillant 2,833 10.58 4th
Duplessis Uapukun Mestokosho 1,821 9.36 4th
Jonquière Karla Cynthia Garcia Martinez 2,778 9.07 4th
Lac-Saint-Jean Elsa Moulin 2,178 7.58 4th
René-Lévesque Audrey Givern-Héroux 1,459 7.56 4th
Roberval Michaël Ottereyes Roberval[16] 1,826 6.83 4th
Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue Émilise Lessard-Therrien 8,890 30.94 2nd
Ungava Maïtée Labrecque-Saganash Daughter of Romeo Saganash Waswanipi Journalist[17] 2,092 24.23 2nd

Quebec City/Gaspé/Eastern Quebec

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Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Bellechasse Jérôme D'Auteuil Sirois 1,988 6.04 4th
Bonaventure Catherine Cyr Wright 2,417 10.83 3rd
Charlesbourg Ève Duhaime 5,486 13.05 4th
Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré Myriam Fortin 4,677 12.53 4th
Chauveau Jimena Ruiz Aragon 3,816 8.81 3rd
Chutes-de-la-Chaudière Caroline Thibault 4,311 9.28 4th
Côte-du-Sud Guillaume Dufour 3,154 9.33 4th
Gaspé Yv Bonnier Viger 1,634 8.97 3rd
Îles-de-la-Madeleine Jean-Philippe Déraspe 450 5.38 4th
Jean-Talon Olivier Bolduc 8,117 23.76 2nd
Jean-Lesage Sol Zanetti Member of the National Assembly for Jean-Lesage (2018–present)
Leader of Option nationale (2013–2018) 		11,390 37.77 1st
La Peltrie Lucie Villeneuve 3,954 8.90 4th
Lévis Valérie Cayouette-Guilloteau 4,244 11.47 4th
Louis-Hébert Steven Lachance 4,537 12.03 4th
Matane-Matapédia Marie-Phare Boucher 1,450 4.87 4th
Montmorency Annie-Pierre Bélanger 5,100 12.05 3rd
Rimouski Carol-Ann Kack 7,042 21.37 3rd
Taschereau Étienne Grandmont 13,588 39.53 1st
Rivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata Myriam Lapointe-Gagnon 5,102 14.61 3rd
Vanier-Les Rivières Karoline Boucher 5,337 12.15 4th

Western Quebec/Laurentides/Outaouais

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Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Argenteuil Marcel Lachaine Wentworth-Nord Civil servant[18] 3,523 10.79 4th
Chapleau Sabrina Labrecque-Boivin Administrative assistant[19] 4,129 13.20 3rd
Gatineau Laura Avalos QS candidate for Chapleau in the 2014 provincial election Union official (PSAC)[20] 4,415 12.10 3rd
Hull Mathieu Perron-Dufour Economist/professor at the Université du Québec en Outaouais[21] 6,623 20.75 3rd
Labelle Jasmine Roy Mont-Laurier Teacher[22] 4,079 12.26 3rd
Papineau Marie-Claude Latourelle Papineauville Speech therapist[23] 5,164 13.78 2nd
Pontiac Mike Owen Sebagenzi University student[24] 2,935 10.28 4th
Soulanges Sophie Samson Saint-Lazare Photographer/television producer[25] 4,353 10.84 4th

References

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