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Seats obtained by party
since 1979
  Liberal   Conservative   Alliance (defunct)   Progressive Conservative (defunct)
Electoral history
(1917–1979)
including Ottawa
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Canadian federal elections have provided the following results in Eastern Ontario.

Regional profile

This mostly rural region has historically split between the Conservatives and Liberals, though vote-splitting led to a Liberal sweep in 1993 and 1997. The merge of the former Canadian Alliance and Progressive Conservative parties, however, saw the region swing rightward in the new millennium. Conservative parties gradually increased their seat numbers from 2004 onward, and by 2006 only the University City and largest urban area seat of Kingston and the Islands remained in Liberal hands.

In the 2011 election, the region was affected by the nationwide surge in support for the NDP. Although the NDP failed to win any seats in the area, they increased their popular vote share in all seven of the region's ridings, and won second place in three of the area's ridings.

The Liberal wave that swept through Ontario in 2015 saw the Liberals take four seats in eastern Ontario, mostly in more urbanized areas (Kingston, Belleville, Hawkesbury). The Conservatives won the other four.

The 2019 election saw the Conservatives regain Hastings—Lennox and Addington, with the other seats remaining unchanged, resulting in the Conservatives winning five seats to the Liberals three.

Votes by party throughout time

Election Liberal Conservative New Democratic Green People's PC Reform /
Alliance 		Others
1979 128,691
39.2% 		— 49,161
15.0% 		— — 149,774
45.6% 		— 785
0.2%
1980 138,038
44.1% 		— 47,772
15.3% 		— — 125,705
40.2% 		— 890
0.3%
1984 123,295
35.4% 		— 46,852
13.4% 		826
0.2% 		— 175,060
50.2% 		— 2,635
0.8%
1988 180,011
46.3% 		— 54,825
14.1% 		— — 136,666
35.2% 		— 8,433
2.2%
1993 242,072
57.3% 		— 13,860
3.3% 		871
0.2% 		— 79,597
18.8% 		65,421
15.5% 		20,508
4.9%
1997 191,132
48.6% 		— 25,181
6.4% 		2,884
0.7% 		— 88,879
22.6% 		81,845
20.8% 		3,225
0.8%
2000 173,608
45.8% 		— 17,164
4.5% 		4,855
1.3% 		— 60,770
16.0% 		119,464
31.5% 		2,112
0.6%
2004 139,558
38.3% 		156,649
43.0% 		45,666
12.5% 		18,243
5.0% 		— — — 2,749
0.8%
2006 123,177
31.6% 		183,758
47.2% 		58,419
15.0% 		19,322
5.0% 		— — — 3,330
0.9%
2008 94,954
26.5% 		183,114
51.2% 		47,897
13.4% 		27,801
7.8% 		— — — 3,255
0.9%
2011 84,611
22.3% 		199,170
52.4% 		72,036
18.9% 		13,574
3.6% 		— — — 10,609
2.8%
2015 202,326
43.9% 		186,378
40.4% 		51,641
11.2% 		13,239
2.9% 		— — — 7,772
1.7%
2019 162,540
33.7% 		200,345
41.6% 		72,806
15.1% 		32,449
6.7% 		10,193
2.1% 		— — 3,009
0.6%
2021 155,014
32.1% 		207,061
42.9% 		78,859
16.3% 		11,483
2.4% 		28,562
5.9% 		— — 1,525
0.3%
  Liberal  Conservative  New Democratic  Green  People's   Progressive Conservative (defunct)  Alliance (defunct)  Reform (defunct)

2019

Main article: 2019 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative NDP Green PPC Other
Bay of Quinte Neil Ellis
24,099
39.16% 		Tim Durkin
22,650
36.80% 		Stephanie Bell
9,851
16.01% 		Danny Celovsky
3,740
6.08% 		Paul Bordonaro
1,207
1.96% 		Neil Ellis
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Francis Drouin
31,293
47.56% 		Pierre Lemieux
23,660
35.96% 		Konstantine Malakos
6,851
10.41% 		Marthe Lépine Jean-Jacques Desgranges
1,174
1.78% 		Darcy Neal Donnelly (Libert.)
262
0.40%
Daniel John Fey (Ind.)
239
0.36%
Marc-Antoine Gagnier (Rhino.)
199
0.30% 		Francis Drouin
Hastings—Lennox and Addington Mike Bossio
19,721
37.14% 		Derek Sloan
21,968
41.38% 		David Tough
6,984
13.15% 		Sari Watson
3,114
5.87% 		Adam L. E. Gray
1,307
2.46% 		Mike Bossio
Kingston and the Islands Mark Gerretsen
31,205
45.76% 		Ruslan Yakoviychuk
13,304
19.51% 		Barrington Walker
15,856
23.25% 		Candice Christmas
6,059
8.89% 		Andy Brooke
1,769
2.59% 		Mark Gerretsen
Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston Kayley Kennedy
15,441
24.71% 		Scott Reid
30,077
48.14% 		Satinka Schilling
8,835
14.14% 		Stephen Kotze
7,011
11.22% 		Matthew Barton
1,117
1.79% 		Scott Reid
Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes Josh Bennett
15,482
26.49% 		Michael Barrett
28,630
48.98% 		Michelle Taylor
8,201
14.03% 		Lorraine Rekmans
5,152
8.81% 		Evan Hindle
988
1.69% 		Michael Barrett
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Ruben Marini
11,532
19.56% 		Cheryl Gallant
31,080
52.72% 		Eileen Jones-Whyte
8,786
14.90% 		Ian Pineau
3,230
5.48% 		David Ainsworth
1,463
2.48% 		Robert Cherrin (VCP)
358
0.61%
Dan Criger (Ind.)
1,125
1.91%
Jonathan Davis (Ind.)
200
0.34%
Dheerendra Kumar (Ind.)
917
1.56%
Stefan Klietsch (Libert.)
266
0.45% 		Cheryl Gallant
Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry Heather Megill
13,767
25.63% 		Eric Duncan
28,976
53.95% 		Kelsey Catherine Schmitz
7,674
14.29% 		Raheem Aman
2,126
3.96% 		Sabile Trimm
1,168
2.17% 		Guy Lauzon†$

2015

Main article: 2015 Canadian federal election edit
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative NDP Liberal Green Other
Bay of Quinte Jodie Jenkins
19,781
34.27% 		Terry Cassidy
7,001
12.13% 		Neil Ellis
29,281
50.74% 		Rachel Nelems
1,278
2.21% 		Trueman Tuck (Ind.)
372
0.64% 		Daryl Kramp‡
Prince Edward—Hastings
Glengarry—Prescott—
Russell 		Pierre Lemieux
23,367
36.41% 		Normand Laurin
5,087
7.93% 		Francis Drouin
34,189
53.28% 		Genevieve Malouin-Diraddo
1,153
1.80% 		Jean-Serge Brisson (Libert.)
377
0.59% 		Pierre Lemieux
Hastings—
Lennox and Addington 		Daryl Kramp
20,879
41.93% 		Betty Bannon
6,348
12.75% 		Mike Bossio
21,104
42.38% 		Cam Mather
1,466
2.94% 		New District
Kingston and the Islands Andy Brooke
14,928
22.70% 		Daniel Beals
11,185
17.01% 		Mark Gerretsen
36,421
55.37% 		Nathan Townend
2,933
4.46% 		Luke McAllister (Libert.)
305
0.46% 		Ted Hsu†
Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston Scott Reid
27,399
47.87% 		John Fenik
8,073
14.10% 		Phil Archambault
19,325
33.76% 		Anita Payne
2,025
3.54% 		Mark Budd (Libert.)
418
0.73% 		Scott Reid
Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington
Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes Gord Brown
26,738
47.38% 		Margaret Andrade
4,722
8.37% 		Mary Jean McFall
22,888
40.56% 		Lorraine A. Rekmans
2,088
3.70% 		Gord Brown
Leeds—Grenville
Renfrew—Nipissing—
Pembroke 		Cheryl Gallant
26,195
45.83% 		Dan McCarthy
4,893
8.56% 		Jeff Lehoux
18,666
32.66% 		Stefan Klietsch
1,105
1.93% 		Hector Clouthier (Ind.)
6,300
11.02% 		Cheryl Gallant
Stormont—Dundas—
South Glengarry 		Guy Lauzon
27,091
51.05% 		Patrick Burger
4,332
8.16% 		Bernadette Clement
20,452
38.54% 		Elaine Kennedy
1,191
2.24% 		Guy Lauzon

2011

Main article: 2011 Canadian federal election edit
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative Liberal NDP Green Other
Glengarry—Prescott—
Russell 		Pierre Lemieux
28,174
48.80% 		Julie Bourgeois
17,705
30.67% 		Denis A. Séguin
9,608
16.64% 		Sylvie Lemieux
2,049
3.55% 		Jean-Serge Brisson (Libert.)
194
0.34% 		Pierre Lemieux
Kingston and the Islands Alicia Gordon
21,189
34.93% 		Ted Hsu
23,842
39.31% 		Daniel Beals
13,065
21.54% 		Eric Walton
2,561
4.22% 		Peter Milliken†
Lanark—Frontenac—
Lennox and Addington 		Scott Reid
33,754
57.27% 		David Remington
9,940
16.86% 		Doug Smyth
12,174
20.65% 		John Baranyi
2,702
4.58% 		Ralph Lee (Ind.)
370
0.63% 		Scott Reid
Leeds—Grenville Gord Brown
29,991
60.81% 		Marjory Loveys
7,839
15.89% 		Matthew Gabriel
9,033
18.31% 		Mary Slade
2,460
4.99% 		Gord Brown
Prince Edward—Hastings Daryl Kramp
29,062
53.25% 		Peter Tinsley
10,230
18.75% 		Michael McMahon
12,940
23.71% 		Patrick Larkin
1,887
3.46% 		Tim Hickey (Ind.)
283 0.52% 		Daryl Kramp
Andrew Skinner (PC)
171 0.31%
Renfrew—Nipissing—
Pembroke 		Cheryl Gallant
27,462
53.43% 		Christine Tabbert
6,545
12.73% 		Eric Burton
6,903
13.43% 		Rosanne Van Schie
877
1.71% 		Hec Clouthier (Ind.)
9,611
18.70% 		Cheryl Gallant
Stormont—Dundas—
South Glengarry 		Guy Lauzon
29,538
62.12% 		Bernadette Clement
8,510
17.90% 		Mario Leclerc
8,313
17.48% 		Wyatt Joseph Walsh
1,038
2.18% 		Darcy Neal Donnelly (Libert.)
151
0.32% 		Guy Lauzon

2008

Main article: 2008 Canadian federal election edit
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative Liberal NDP Green Other
Glengarry—
Prescott—
Russell 		Pierre Lemieux
25,659
47.30% 		Dan Boudria
19,997
36.87% 		Jean-Sébastien Caron
5,678
10.47% 		Sylvie Lemieux
2,908
5.36% 		Pierre Lemieux
Kingston and the Islands Brian Abrams
18,895
32.54% 		Peter Milliken
22,734
39.15% 		Rick Downes
10,158
17.49% 		Eric Walton
6,282
10.82% 		Peter Milliken
Lanark—
Frontenac—
Lennox and Addington 		Scott Reid
30,272
55.88% 		David Remington
11,809
21.80% 		Sandra Willard
7,112
13.13% 		Chris Walker
4,629
8.55% 		Ernest Oliver Rathwell (Mar.)
347
0.64% 		Scott Reid
Leeds—Grenville Gord Brown
27,473
58.44% 		Marjory Loveys
8,075
17.18% 		Steve Armstrong
6,511
13.85% 		Jeanie Warnock
4,522
9.62% 		John McCrea (PC)
426
0.91% 		Gord Brown
Prince Edward—Hastings Daryl Kramp
26,061
50.19% 		Ken Cole
14,048
27.06% 		Michael McMahon
7,156
13.78% 		Alan Coxwell
4,379
8.43% 		Paul Barnes (Ind.)
276
0.53% 		Daryl Kramp
Renfrew—
Nipissing—
Pembroke 		Cheryl Gallant
28,908
61.10% 		Carole Devine
9,737
20.58% 		Sue McSheffrey
5,175
10.94% 		Ben Hoffman
3,201
6.77% 		Denis Gagné (Ind.)
293
0.62% 		Cheryl Gallant
Stormont—
Dundas—
South Glengarry 		Guy Lauzon
25,846
57.34% 		Denis Sabourin
8,554
18.98% 		Darlene Jalbert
6,107
13.55% 		David Rawnsley
1,880
4.17% 		DWight Dugas (CAP)
105 0.23% 		Guy Lauzon
Howard Galganov (Ind.)
2,581 5.73%

2006

Main article: 2006 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings. Colours show the result from the 2006 election
  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Kingston and the Islands
  3. Lanark-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  4. Leeds-Grenville
  5. Prince Edward-Hastings
  6. Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke
  7. Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry
edit
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative NDP Green Other
Glengarry—
Prescott—Russell 		René Berthiaume
22,787
41.19% 		Pierre Lemieux
22,990
41.56% 		Jo-Ann Fennessey
7,049
12.74% 		Bonnie Jean-Louis
2,494
4.51% 		Don Boudria†
Kingston and the Islands Peter Milliken
28,548
45.86% 		Lou Grimshaw
16,230
26.07% 		Rob Hutchison
11,946
19.19% 		Eric Walton
5,006
8.04% 		Don Rogers (CAP)
222 0.36% 		Peter Milliken
Karl Eric Walker (Ind.)
296 0.48%
Lanark—Frontenac—
Lennox and Addington 		Geoff Turner
14,709
24.74% 		Scott Reid
30,367
51.07% 		Helen Forsey
9,604
16.15% 		Mike Nickerson
3,115
5.24% 		Jerry Ackerman (CAP)
429 0.72% 		Scott Reid
Jeffrey Bogaerts (PC)
735 1.24%
Ernest Rathwell (Mar.)
501 0.84%
Leeds—Grenville Bob Eaton
12,661
24.32% 		Gord Brown
28,447
54.65% 		Steve Armstrong
7,945
15.26% 		David Lee
3,003
5.77% 		Gord Brown
Prince Edward—Hastings Bob Vaughan
18.034
31.58% 		Daryl Kramp
27,787
48.67% 		Michael McMahon
8,474
14.84% 		Joseph Sahadat
2,386
4.18% 		Tim Hickey (Ind.)
416
0.73% 		Daryl Kramp
Renfrew—Nipissing—
Pembroke 		Don Lindsay
12,532
24.16% 		Cheryl Gallant
29,923
57.69% 		Sue McSheffrey
6,509
12.55% 		Gordon Scott McLeod
1,605
3.09% 		Paul Kelly (Ind.)
1,304
2.51% 		Cheryl Gallant
Stormont—Dundas—
South Glengarry 		Tom Manley
13,906
27.17% 		Guy Lauzon
28,014
54.73% 		Elaine MacDonald
6,892
13.46% 		Doug Beards
1,713
3.35% 		Carson Chisholm (CHP)
663
1.30% 		Guy Lauzon

2004

Main article: 2004 Canadian federal election edit
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative NDP Green Other
Glengarry—
Prescott—Russell 		Don Boudria
23,921
47.86% 		Alain Lalonde
18,729
37.47% 		Martin Cauvier
4,238
8.48% 		Roy Fjarlie
2,634
5.27% 		Tim Bloedow (CHP)
464
0.93% 		Don Boudria
Kingston and the Islands Peter Milliken
28,544
52.45% 		Blair MacLean
12,582
23.12% 		Rob Hutchison
8,964
16.47% 		Janina Fisher Balfour
3,339
6.13% 		Rosie The Clown Elston (Ind.)
237 0.44% 		Peter Milliken
Terry Marshall (CHP)
481 0.88%
Don Rogers (CAP)
179 0.33%
Karl Eric Walker (Ind.)
100 0.18%
Lanark—Frontenac—
Lennox and Addington 		Larry McCormick
17,507
30.97% 		Scott Jeffrey Reid
27,566
48.77% 		Ross Sutherland
7,418
13.12% 		John Baranyi
2,736
4.84% 		George Walter Kolaczynski (Mar.)
479 0.85%
Bill Vankoughnet (Ind.)
820 1.45% 		Larry McCormick
merged district
Scott Reid
Leeds—Grenville Joe Jordan
16,967
32.93% 		Gord Brown
26,002
50.46% 		Steve Armstrong
5,834
11.32% 		Chris Bradshaw
2,722
5.28% 		Joe Jordan
Prince Edward—Hastings Bruce Knutson
20,042
37.57% 		Daryl Kramp
22,598
42.36% 		Dan Douglas
8,105
15.19% 		Tom Lawson
2,130
3.99% 		Joseph Sahadat (Ind.)
468
0.88% 		Lyle Vanclief†
Renfrew—Nipissing—
Pembroke 		Rob Jamieson
14,798
29.65% 		Cheryl Gallant
27,494
55.08% 		Sue McSheffrey
5,720
11.46% 		Gordon S McLeod
1,191
2.39% 		Stanley Sambey (Mar.)
714
1.43% 		Cheryl Gallant
Stormont—Dundas—
South Glengarry 		Bob Kilger
17,779
36.78% 		Guy Lauzon
21,678
44.85% 		Elaine MacDonald
5,387
11.15% 		Tom Manley
3,491
7.22% 		Bob Kilger

Maps

  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Kingston and the Islands
  3. Lanark-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  4. Leeds-Grenville
  5. Prince Edward-Hastings
  6. Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke
  7. Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry
  • Map of the region's ridings in 2004. Colours show the result from the 2004 election Map of the region's ridings in 2004. Colours show the result from the 2004 election
  • Conservative Party of Canada Conservative Party of Canada
  • Green Party of Canada Green Party of Canada
  • Liberal Party of Canada Liberal Party of Canada
  • New Democratic Party New Democratic Party

2000

Main article: 2000 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 2000. Colours show the result from the 2000 election
  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Hastings-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  3. Kingston and the Islands
  4. Lanark-Carleton
  5. Leeds-Grenville
  6. Prince Edward-Hastings
  7. Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke
  8. Stormont-Dundas-Charlottenburg
edit
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Canadian Alliance NDP PC Canadian Action No Affiliation Other
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Don Boudria
31,371
67.96% 		L. Sebastian Anders
8,632
18.70% 		Guy Belle-Isle
1,877
4.07% 		Ashley O'Kurley
3,942
8.54% 		Wayne Foster (NLP)
340
0.74% 		Don Boudria
Hastings—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Larry McCormick
16,996
39.00% 		Sean McAdam
13,227
30.35% 		Tom O'Neill
2,200
5.05% 		Daryl Kramp
10,231
23.48% 		Paul Isaacs (CAP)
156
0.36% 		Ross Baker (Ind.)
207 0.48%
Kenneth Switzer
43 0.10% 		Chris Walker (Green)
516
1.18% 		Larry McCormick
Kingston and the Islands Peter Milliken
26,457
51.69% 		Kevin Goligher
7,904
15.44% 		Gary Wilson
4,951
9.67% 		Blair MacLean
9,222
18.02% 		Chris Milburn (Green)
2,652
5.18% 		Peter Milliken
Lanark—Carleton Ian Murray
22,811
35.99% 		Scott Reid
24,670
38.93% 		Theresa Kiefer
1,946
3.07% 		Bryan Brulotte
12,430
19.61% 		Ross Elliott (CAP)
388
0.61% 		John Baranyi (Ind.)
150
0.24% 		Stuart Langstaff (Green)
871 1.37%
Britt Roberts (NLP)
107 0.17% 		Ian Murray
Leeds—Grenville Joe Jordan
18,594
39.51% 		Gord Brown
18,539
39.39% 		Martin Hanratty
990
2.10% 		John M. Johnston
7,940
16.87% 		Jane Pamela Scharf (CAP)
181
0.38% 		Jerry Heath (Green)
816
1.73% 		Joe Jordan
Prince Edward—Hastings Lyle Vanclief
20,055
50.46% 		Jim Graham
9,707
24.43% 		Jason Gannon
1,897
4.77% 		Dennis Timbrell
8,083
20.34% 		Lyle Vanclief
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Hec Clouthier
18,211
39.00% 		Cheryl Gallant
20,634
44.18% 		Ole Hendrickson
1,607
3.44% 		Bob Amaron
5,287
11.32% 		Thane C. Heins
121
0.26% 		André Giordano (NLP)
78 0.17%
Stanley E. Sambey (Mar.)
762 1.63% 		Hec Clouthier
Stormont—Dundas—
Charlottenburgh 		Bob Kilger
19,113
46.69% 		Guy Lauzon
16,151
39.45% 		Kimberley Fry
1,696
4.14% 		Michael Bailey
3,635
8.88% 		Georges Elie Novy (CAP)
127
0.31% 		Ian Campbell (NLP)
214
0.52% 		Bob Kilger


1997

Main article: 1997 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1997. Colours show the result from the 1997 election
  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Hastings-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  3. Kingston and the Islands
  4. Lanark-Carleton
  5. Leeds-Grenville
  6. Prince Edward-Hastings
  7. Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke
  8. Stormont-Dundas
edit
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Reform NDP PC Green Other
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Don Boudria
34,986 		Mike Lancop
4,599 		Fred Cappuccino
2,289 		France Somers
6,109 		Richard Kerr
417 		Mary L. Glasser (NLP)
207 		Don Boudria
Hastings—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Larry McCormick
18,399 		Sean McAdam
12,045 		Robert Snefjella
3,255 		Daryl Kramp
12,227 		Others Kenneth Switzer (CHP)
505
Lester Newby (NLP)
189 		Larry McCormick
Kingston and the Islands Peter Milliken
25,632 		Dave Clarke
6,761 		Gary Wilson
6,433 		Helen Cooper
11,296 		Chris Walker
902 		Terry Marshall (CHP)
751 		Peter Milliken
Lanark—Carleton Ian Murray
28,151 		Darrel Robert Reid
16,765 		Gail Myles
3,022 		Bryce Grayson Bell
13,213 		Susan Brandum
463 		Others Gerald W. LePage (CAP)
318
Britt Roberts (NLP)
181 		Ian Murray
Leeds—Grenville Joe Jordan
19,123 		Doug Aldridge
10,476 		Jennifer Breakspear
1,757 		Sandra Lawn
15,636 		Peter Bevan-Baker
1,102 		Others Donny F. Platt (CHP)
241
Wayne Foster (NLP)
119 		Jim Jordan †
Prince Edward—Hastings Lyle Vanclief
22,415 		Lloyd Lewis
9,219 		Barb Dolan
2,512 		Dennis Timbrell
9,305 		Lyle Vanclief
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Hec Clouthier
19,569 		Ed Pinnell
13,035 		Barbara Clarke
3,242 		Bob Gould
12,352 		Others Gay Curran-Desmond (CAP)
236
André Giordano (NLP)
183 		Len Hopkins †
Stormont—Dundas Bob Kilger
22,857 		Charles Dillabough
8,945 		Sydney Gardiner
2,671 		Leslie O'Shaughnessy
8,741 		Ian Campbell (NLP)
295 		Bob Kilger

1993

Main article: 1993 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1993. Colours show the result from the 1993 election
  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Hastings-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  3. Kingston and the Islands
  4. Lanark-Carleton
  5. Leeds-Grenville
  6. Prince Edward-Hastings
  7. Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke
  8. Stormont-Dundas
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal NDP Reform Green National Other
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell France Somers
4,572 		Don Boudria
44,775 		Pascal Villeneuve
1,304 		Sam McCracken
4,456 		Others Pierrette Blondin (NLP)
473
Jean-Serge Brisson (Lbt.)
244 		Don Boudria
Hastings—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Bill Vankoughnet
10,963 		Larry McCormick
24,085 		Bett Hay Lambeck
2,012 		Stephen Ollerenshaw
8,851 		Bob Hilson
997 		Others T. Cheemo The Clown Walczak (Ind.)
752
Ross Baker (Ind.)
413 		Bill Vankoughnet
Kingston and the Islands Barry Gordon
10,088 		Peter Milliken
30,336 		Mary Ann Higgins
3,700 		Sean McAdam
6,740 		Chris Papadopoulos
1,643 		Others Terry M. Marshall (CHP)
645
Chris Wilson (NLP)
339 		Peter Milliken
Lanark—Carleton Paul Dick
16,604 		Ian Murray
35,051 		Judie McSkimmings
1,689 		Ron Macdonald
15,766 		Stephen Johns
329 		Jacques Rubacha
926 		Others Britt Roberts (NLP)
264
Barbara Rowe (Lbt.)
99
Bracken Begley (Abol.)
62 		Paul Dick
Leeds—Grenville Sandra Lawn
13,595 		Jim Jordan
26,324 		Mary Ann Greenwood
999 		Paul West
7,975 		Peter Bevan-Baker
527 		Holly Baker
481 		Others
Richard Beecroft (NLP)
196
Christine M. Richardson (Abol.)
56 		Jim Jordan
Prince Edward—Hastings Jim Hughes
8,245 		Lyle Vanclief
26,483 		Jim Martin
1,275 		Marjorie Foster
9,019 		Christine Kosman
639 		Others Dave Switzer (CHP)
556
Siggi Lamothe (NLP)
171 		Lyle Vanclief
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Milton Stevenson
7,039 		Len Hopkins
25,725 		Barbara Clarke
1,345 		Edward Pinnell
6,209 		Others Hec Clouthier (Ind.)
10,287
Murray Reid (Abol.)
145
Daphne Quance (NLP)
143 		Len Hopkins
Stormont—Dundas Leslie Ault
7,499 		Bob Kilger
27,055 		David Moss
1,147 		Annette Turner
5,858 		Andy Boyle
580 		Others
Ian Campbell (NLP)
425
Reginald Landry (PCC)
79 		Bob Kilger

1988

Main article: 1988 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1988. Colours show the result from the 1988 election
  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Hastings-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  3. Kingston and the Islands
  4. Lanark-Carleton
  5. Leeds-Grenville
  6. Prince Edward-Hastings
  7. Renfrew
  8. Stormont-Dundas
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal NDP Other
Glengarry—
Prescott—Russell 		Roger R. Presseault
9,517 		Don Boudria
35,280 		Helena McCuaig
4,537 		Jean-Serge Brisson (Lbt.)
335
John Feres (PCC) 		Don Boudria
Hastings—Frontenac—
Lennox and Addington 		Bill Vankoughnet
17,247 		Earl Smith
16,379 		Bud Acton
7,455 		Richard Welsman (CHP)
1,598
Ross Baker (Ind.)
478 		Bill Vankoughnet
Kingston and the Islands Flora MacDonald
20,409 		Peter Milliken
23,121 		Len Johnson
11,442 		Terry Marshall (CHP)
1,646
John Hayes (Lbt.)
301 		Flora MacDonald
Lanark—Carleton Paul Dick
27,379 		Janet Marshall
20,275 		Bill Cox
8,359 		Robert Stratton (CRWP)
981 		Paul Dick
Leeds—Grenville Jennifer Cossitt
18,053 		Jim Jordan
20,141 		Barry Grills
5,141 		David J. Butcher (CHP)
1,584
Faye Garner (CRWP)
1,497 		Jennifer Cossitt
Prince Edward—Hastings Jack Arthur
16,408 		Lyle Vanclief
19,559 		Don Wilson
6,564 		John B. Herring (CHP)
2,063
Doug Grant (CRWP)
522
Heather-Anne Lapsley (Lbt.)
229 		Jack Ellis †
Renfrew Ben Hoffman
15,081 		Len Hopkins
25,558 		Elizabeth Ives-Ruyter
5,879 		Murray Reid (CRWP)
520 		Len Hopkins
Stormont—Dundas Eric J. Cameron
12,572 		Bob Kilger
19,698 		Steve J. Corrie
5,448 		Bob Noble (CRWP)
5,135 		Norm Warner †

1984

Main article: 1984 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1984. Colours show the result from the 1984 election
  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Hastings-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  3. Kingston and the Islands
  4. Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton
  5. Leeds-Grenville
  6. Prince Edward-Hastings
  7. Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke
  8. Stormont-Dundas
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC NDP Other
Glengarry—
Prescott—Russell 		Don Boudria
26,057 		John Stante
16,170 		Annemarie Collard
6,838 		Denis Éthier †
Hastings—Frontenac—
Lennox and Addington 		Ron Vastokas
9,757 		Bill Vankoughnet
19,996 		Donna Forth
5,349 		Ross Baker (Ind.)
441 		Bill Vankoughnet
Kingston and the Islands George N. Speal
13,087 		Flora MacDonald
25,997 		Andrew Currie
5,950 		Daniel Eardley (N/A)
1,410
E.J. Ted Bond (Green)
478
Ian Murray (Lbt.)
258 		Flora MacDonald
Lanark—Renfrew—Carleton Brooke McNabb
15,528 		Paul Dick
24,395 		Don Page
5,310 		Floyd J. Craig (PCC)
139 		Paul Dick
Leeds—Grenville Chuck Anderson
10,222 		Jennifer Cossitt
26,961 		Jan Allen
6,121 		Mike Nickerson (Green)
348
Hans Wienhold (Lbt.)
190 		Jennifer Cossitt
Prince Edward—Hastings Robert Scott
10,321 		Jack Ellis
21,034 		Don Wilson
7,162 		George Nip Casey (Ind.)
197 		Jack Ellis
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Len Hopkins
19,502 		Don Whillans
19,464 		Gavin Murphy
4,253 		Len Hopkins
Stormont—Dundas Ed Lumley
18,821 		Norm Warner
21,043 		Raymond Lefebvre
5,869 		Ed Lumley

1980

Main article: 1980 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1980. Colours show the result from the 1980 election
  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Hastings-Frontenac
  3. Kingston and the Islands
  4. Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton
  5. Leeds-Grenville
  6. Prince Edward-Hastings
  7. Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke
  8. Stormont-Dundas
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal NDP Other
Glengarry—
Prescott—Russell 		Gordon Johnson
8,113 		Denis Éthier
28,189 		Claude Dion
4,781 		Gary O'Brien (M-L)
90 		Denis Éthier
Hastings—Frontenac Bill Vankoughnet
14,211 		Ron Vastokas
13,132 		Kevin Arsenault
5,895 		Ross Baker (Ind.)
342 		Bill Vankoughnet
Kingston and the Islands Flora MacDonald
18,146 		John Coleman
17,039 		Stephen Foster
7,830 		Edward T. Sharp (Rhino.)
373 		Flora MacDonald
Lanark—Renfrew—Carleton Paul Dick
20,487 		Pat Carroll
11,817 		Gord Gilhuly
4,948 		Stuart Neilson (N/A)
247 		Paul Dick
Leeds—Grenville Tom Cossitt
19,800 		Gerry McKee
12,260 		Mildred Smith
6,600 		Tom Cossitt
Prince Edward—Hastings Jack Ellis
16,893 		Ben Prinzen
12,821 		Don Wilson
6,889 		Bill Hawthorne (Ind.)
211 		Jack Ellis
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Bob Amaron
12,966 		Leonard Hopkins
20,529 		Don Breault
6,200 		Leonard Hopkins
Stormont—Dundas James C. Bredin
15,089 		Ed Lumley
22,251 		Maurice Labelle
4,629 		Ed Lumley

1979

Main article: 1979 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1979. Colours show the result from the 1979 election
  1. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  2. Hastings-Frontenac
  3. Kingston and the Islands
  4. Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton
  5. Leeds-Grenville
  6. Prince Edward-Hastings
  7. Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke
  8. Stormont-Dundas
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC NDP Other
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Denis Éthier
27,106 		Gordon Johnson
10,112 		Paul de Broeck
4,164 		Gary O'Brien (M-L)
107 		Denis Éthier
Hastings—Frontenac Ron Vastokas
11,176 		Bill Vankoughnet
17,537 		Kevin Arsenault
5,691 		Ross Baker (Ind.)
417 		Douglas Alkenbrack †
Frontenac—Lennox and Addington
Kingston and the Islands Peter Beeman
14,866 		Flora MacDonald
21,277 		Stephen Foster
8,472 		Flora MacDonald
Lanark—Renfrew—Carleton Pat Carroll
10,485 		Paul Dick
24,277 		Gord Gilhuly
5,749 		Paul Dick
Leeds—Grenville Gerry McKee
11,797 		Tom Cossitt
24,127 		Mildred Smith
6,551 		Tom Cossitt
Leeds
Prince Edward—Hastings Kay Manderville
12,394 		Jack Ellis
21,088 		Don Wilson
5,833 		William R. Hawthorne (Ind.)
261 		Jack Ellis
Hastings
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Leonard D. Hopkins
20,286 		Don Sutherland
13,781 		Don Breault
7,133 		Leonard D. Hopkins
Stormont—Dundas Ed Lumley
20,581 		Dick Aubry
17,575 		Brian Peters
5,568 		Ed Lumley

1974

Main article: 1974 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1974. Colours show the result from the 1974 election
  1. Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  2. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  3. Grenville-Carleton
  4. Hastings
  5. Kingston and the Islands
  6. Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton
  7. Leeds
  8. Ottawa-Carleton
  9. Ottawa Centre
  10. Ottawa-Vanier
  11. Ottawa West
  12. Stormont-Dundas
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC NDP Other
Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Grace Stalker
10,961 		Douglas Alkenbrack
14,102 		William Bud Acton
4,157 		Douglas Alkenbrack
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Denis Éthier
18,478 		Bernard Pelot
6,595 		Raymond Desrochers
5,484 		Denis Éthier
Grenville—Carleton Jim McDonald
22,803 		Walter Baker
33,946 		Joan Kabayama
5,679 		Walter Baker
Hastings Marie Kurchak
12,474 		Jack Ellis
14,893 		Bob Sanders
3,382 		Floyd Hawley (S.C.)
194 		Jack Ellis
Kingston and the Islands Peter Watson
13,943 		Flora MacDonald
17,839 		Lars Thompson
6,870 		Flora MacDonald
Lanark—Renfrew—Carleton Bud Barrett
13,009 		Paul Dick
18,242 		Stuart Morrison
3,428 		Paul Dick
Leeds Donna M. Healey
10,845 		Tom Cossitt
17,744 		Keith Sutcliffe
4,659 		Tom Cossitt
Ottawa—Carleton John N. Turner
38,463 		Bill Neville
27,588 		Dave Hall
6,014 		John N. Turner
Ottawa Centre Hugh Poulin
15,308 		Hugh Segal
12,138 		Irving Greenberg
6,739 		Other candidates Bela Egyed (Waffle)
877
John Graham (S.C.)
139
Ray Quann (Libertarian)
63
Phil Sarazen (M-L)
62 		Hugh Poulin
Ottawa—Vanier Jean-Robert Gauthier
21,773 		Claude L. Choquette
5,603 		Paul H. Michaud
3,298 		Other candidates Cyril E. Gauthier (S.C.)
976
Judith T. Haddad (Ind.)
114
Edmond Irani (Ind.)
107 		Jean-Robert Gauthier
Ottawa West Lloyd Francis
23,604 		Peter Reilly
21,838 		Doris Shackleton
6,480 		Other candidates Lawrence F. Sullivan (Canada)
432
Jacques Lapointe (S.C.)
192
Jean Greatbatch (Comm.)
78
Richard Bowen (M-L)
67 		Peter Reilly
Stormont—Dundas Ed Lumley
18,047 		Fern Guindon
13,895 		James Freeman
2,587 		Lucien Lamoureux †

1972

Main article: 1972 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1972. Colours show the result from the 1972 election
  1. Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  2. Glengarry-Prescott-Russell
  3. Grenville-Carleton
  4. Hastings
  5. Kingston and the Islands
  6. Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton
  7. Leeds
  8. Ottawa-Carleton
  9. Ottawa Centre
  10. Ottawa East
  11. Ottawa West
  12. Stormont-Dundas
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC NDP Other
Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Peter MacKinnon
9,206 		Douglas Alkenbrack
16,563 		Mary Lloyd-Jones
3,283 		Douglas Alkenbrack
Glengarry—
Prescott—Russell 		Denis Éthier
14,780 		J.-L. Montreuil
6,924 		Jacques Boyer
2,495 		Bernard Pelot (Ind.)
2,478
W.-R. Marin (S.C.) 1,710 		Viateur Éthier †
Grenville—Carleton Gordon Blair
22,026 		Walter Baker
32,689 		Joan Kabayama
6,405 		Gordon Blair
Hastings Frank Follwell
11,391 		Jack Ellis
16,591 		Elridge G. Brethour
3,378 		Lee Grills †
Kingston and the Islands John Hazlett
14,079 		Flora MacDonald
22,824 		Lars Thompson
5,807 		Edgar Benson †
Lanark—Renfrew—Carleton Murray McBride
13,283 		Paul Dick
17,893 		Henry Mellema
1,819 		Murray McBride
Leeds Gervis Black
10,650 		Tom Cossitt
18,130 		Keith Sutcliffe
4,850 		Desmond Code †
Ottawa—Carleton John N. Turner
31,316 		Strome Galloway
22,641 		Doris Shackleton
11,225 		David Morse (S.C.)
839 		John N. Turner
Ottawa Centre Hugh Poulin
14,101 		Hugh Segal
12,899 		Irving Greenberg
9,195 		Rocco Zavarella (S.C.)
237
Paul Herman (N/A)
177 		George McIlraith †
Ottawa East Jean-Robert Gauthier
20,446 		Gerry Valiquette
6,029 		François Beaulne
4,672 		Cyril Gauthier (S.C.)
1,229
David S. White (Ind.)
208 		J.-T. Richard †
Ottawa West Lloyd Francis
18,423 		Peter Reilly
22,169 		Pauline Jewett
13,498 		Priscilla Hamelin (S.C.)
245 		Lloyd Francis
Stormont—Dundas Grant Campbell
12,364 		Murray Forsyth
3,108
Lucien Lamoureux (N/A)
17,347
René Benoit
138 		Lucien Lamoureux

1968

Main article: 1968 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1968. Colours show the result from the 1968 election
  1. Frontenac-Lennox and Addington
  2. Glengarry-Prescott
  3. Grenville-Carleton
  4. Hastings
  5. Kingston and the Islands
  6. Lanark and Renfrew
  7. Leeds
  8. Ottawa-Carleton
  9. Ottawa Centre
  10. Ottawa East
  11. Ottawa West
  12. Stormont-Dundas
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC NDP Other
Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Peter C. Connolly
9,953 		Douglas Alkenbrack
11,801 		John Moss
2,730 		Clarence A. Mulligan (Ind. P.C.)
571 		Douglas Alkenbrack
Prince Edward—Lennox
Glengarry—Prescott Viateur Éthier
14,970 		J.-Lomer Carriere
7,564 		Claude Demers
1,606 		Viateur Éthier
Grenville—Carleton Gordon Blair
21,250 		Jean Wadds
18,843 		David Bell
3,887 		Dick Bell †
Carleton
merged district
Jean Wadds
Grenville—Dundas
Hastings Robert Temple
10,875 		Lee Grills
13,555 		Donald G. Burshaw
3,195 		Lee Grills
Hastings South
Kingston and the Islands Edgar Benson
16,234 		Bogart W. Trumpour
11,799 		Brendan McConnell
4,636 		Edgar Benson
Kingston
Lanark and Renfrew Murray McBride
13,156 		James W. Baskin
12,737 		James Ronson
1,861 		Joe Greene
Renfrew South
Leeds Ross Matheson
13,532 		Desmond Code
13,536 		Clayton C. Graves
2,005 		Ross Matheson
Ottawa—Carleton John N. Turner
28,987 		Ken Binks
11,665 		Harold Wilson
3,115 		Paul Tardif †
Russell
Ottawa Centre George McIlraith
19,578 		Murray A. Heit
11,602 		June B. Ralph
2,729 		new district
Ottawa East J.-T. Richard
26,170 		Rex Le Lacheur
4,168 		Ian Macdonald
2,921 		J.-T. Richard
Ottawa West Lloyd Francis
23,750 		Dick Bell
16,392 		Ralph Sutherland
5,003 		George McIlraith
Stormont—Dundas Tim Wees
5,409 		Lucien Lamoureux
17,014 		Lucien Lamoureux
Stormont

1965

Main article: 1965 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1965. Colours show the result from the 1965 election
  1. Carleton
  2. Glengarry-Prescott
  3. Grenville-Dundas
  4. Lanark
  5. Leeds
  6. Ottawa East
  7. Ottawa West
  8. Russell
  9. Stormont
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC NDP Other
Carleton Lloyd Francis
31,523 		Dick Bell
32,456 		Donald Stirling
9,953 		Lloyd Francis
Glengarry—Prescott Viateur Éthier
10,339 		Albert-R. Cadieux
6,529 		Wilfrid Latreille
1,173 		Raymond Berthiaume (Ral. Créd.)
1,204 		Viateur Éthier
Grenville—Dundas John Palmer
6,930 		Jean Casselman Wadds
9,845 		René Benoit
595 		Jean Wadds
Lanark John Steele Kirkland
6,826 		Desmond Code
9,784 		Stanley Livingstone
775 		William Hunter (S.C.)
335 		George Doucett†
Leeds Ross Matheson
10,365 		John MacLean
10,066 		William F. Thompson
946 		Ross Matheson
Ottawa East Jean-Thomas Richard
15,107 		Rex Le Lacheur
4,101 		Ben Coffey
2,564 		J.-T. Richard
Ottawa West George McIlraith
14,945 		Courtenay Evans
8,604 		David John Weston
2,057 		Angelo Tomasini (S.C.)
504 		George McIlraith
Russell Paul Tardif
28,997 		Ken Binks
15,718 		Harold Wilson
7,186 		Paul Tardif
Stormont Lucien Lamoureux
13,530 		Ken Bergeron
7,458 		John Trew
3,201 		Lucien Lamoureux

1963

Main article: 1963 Canadian federal election
Map of the region's ridings in 1963. Colours show the result from the 1963 election
  1. Carleton
  2. Glengarry-Prescott
  3. Grenville-Dundas
  4. Lanark
  5. Leeds
  6. Ottawa East
  7. Ottawa West
  8. Russell
  9. Stormont
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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal Social Credit NDP Other
Carleton Dick Bell
31,168 		Lloyd Francis
32,325 		Harold Herbert Splett
699 		Lewis Hanley
3,144 		Dick Bell
Glengarry—Prescott J.-Marcel Gelineau
5,568 		Viateur Éthier
9,906 		Rolland Cholette
2,786 		Peter Marcel Schneider
394 		Raymond Bruneau (I Lib.)
1,234 		Viateur Éthier
Grenville—Dundas Jean Casselman
10,434 		John Palmer
7,207 		Reginald S. Libby
7,207 		Jean Casselman
Lanark George Doucett
10,475 		R. Arthur Stewart
7,043 		Oscar Wilmot Ventress
312 		James O. W. Griffith
601 		George Doucett
Leeds Frances D. MacOdrum
9,899 		Ross Matheson
12,113 		Ross Matheson
Ottawa East Rex Le Lacheur
3,964 		J.-T. Richard
12,043 		Roger Boulanger
930 		Ruth Townsend
1,433 		Yves Parisien (I Lib.)
6,574
Laurent Bordeleau (I P.C.)
349 		J.-T. Richard
Ottawa West Don Hueston
9,852 		George McIlraith
18,634 		F. D. Richardson
924 		Brian E. Huggins
1,422 		George McIlraith
Russell Joe Poirier
14,892 		Paul Tardif
31,182 		Léo Cote
2,938 		Harold B. Wilson
3,191 		Paul Tardif
Stormont John Alguire
9,728 		Lucien Lamoureux
13,285 		Ludger Boileau
851 		Bill Kilger
801 		Lucien Lamoureux

1962

Main article: 1962 Canadian federal election edit
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal NDP Social Credit
Carleton Dick Bell
32,125 		Lloyd Francis
26,109 		Lewis Hanley
3,024 		Harold Herbert Splett
922 		Dick Bell
Glengarry—Prescott Osie Villeneuve
8,186 		Viateur Éthier
11,043 		René Benoit
461 		Rolland Cholette
639 		Osie Villeneuve
Grenville—Dundas Jean Casselman
10,159 		Robert Watters
6,410 		Reginald S. Libby
299 		Grace Catherine Gough
258 		Jean Casselman
Lanark George Doucett
10,462 		Vincent Kelly
6,823 		Charles Ogilvie
410 		R. H. James
660 		George Doucett
Leeds Jack Langmuir
10,325 		Ross Matheson
12,071 		Bill Hunter
424 		Ross Matheson
Ottawa East Jean-Pierre Beaulne
6,801 		J.-T. Richard
15,930 		Marc Llanos
1,216 		Wilfrid H. Wigney
534 		J.-T. Richard
Ottawa West Pat Kelly
11,397 		George McIlraith
16,935 		Walter Mann
1,538 		F. D. Richardson
698 		George McIlraith
Russell Leo Kelly
15,492 		Paul Tardif
29,322 		Harold B. Wilson
3,385 		Adrien Papineau
1,427 		Paul Tardif
Stormont Grant Campbell
11,293 		Lucien Lamoureux
11,363 		Marjorie Ball
946 		Mel Rowat
1,256 		Grant Campbell
Map of the region's ridings in 1969. Colours show the result from the 1969 election
  1. Carleton
  2. Glengarry-Prescott
  3. Grenville-Dundas
  4. Lanark
  5. Leeds
  6. Ottawa East
  7. Ottawa West
  8. Russell
  9. Stormont

1958

Main article: 1958 Canadian federal election edit
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
PC Liberal CCF Social Credit
Carleton Dick Bell
32,741 		George Humble
13,652 		Stewart Crawford
1,777 		Grace Gough
355 		Dick Bell
Glengarry—Prescott Osie Villeneuve
10,385 		Raymond Bruneau
9,865 		Osie Villeneuve
Grenville—Dundas Arza Casselman
10,793 		Arthur Clark Casselman
4,340 		R. H. James
473 		Azra Casselman
Lanark George Doucett
12,116 		William Y. Wood
4,315 		George Doucett
Leeds Hayden Stanton
12,675 		George Taylor Fulford
9,145 		Hayden Stanton
Ottawa East R.-D. Chenier
9,850 		J.-T. Richard
17,161 		William A. Layman
573 		Raymond Berthiaume
357 		J.-T. Richard
Ottawa West Charlotte Whitton
17,673 		George McIlraith
19,098 		James A. M. Allen
751 		George McIlraith
Russell Wib Nixon
19,464 		Joseph-Omer Gour
21,575 		Harry Jacks
1,224 		Eddie Parisien
594 		Joseph-Omer Gour
Stormont Grant Campbell
13,964 		Albert Peter Lavigne
11,977 		Mel Rowat
331 		Albert Peter Lavigne


Map of the region's ridings in 1958. Colours show the result from the 1958 election
  1. Carleton
  2. Glengarry-Prescott
  3. Grenville-Dundas
  4. Lanark
  5. Leeds
  6. Ottawa East
  7. Ottawa West
  8. Russell
  9. Stormont

1957

Main article: 1957 Canadian federal election
Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal PC CCF Social Credit Other
Carleton Frank Egan Dunlap
15,298 		Dick Bell
27,865 		Stewart Crawford
1,334 		Eric Kingsley Fallis
607 		Vacant
Glengarry—Prescott Raymond Bruneau
6,661 		Osie Villeneuve
8,241 		Patrice Brunet
198 		René Bertrand (I. Lib)
5,414 		Raymond Bruneau
Grenville—Dundas Arthur Clark Casselman
4,402 		Arza Clair Casselman
8,967 		R. H. James
1,072 		Azra Clair Casselman
Lanark W. Peter Burchell
4,504 		William Gourlay Blair
11,629 		William Gourlay Blair
Leeds George Taylor Fulford
10,125 		Hayden Stanton
11,065 		Charles William Shaw
395 		Hayden Stanton
Ottawa East Jean-Thomas Richard
18,216 		Eleanor Blackburn
5,947 		William A. Layman
620 		Raymond Berthiaume
843 		Jean-Thomas Richard
Ottawa West George McIlraith
19,434 		Ethel T. Shaw
12,538 		David Williams
1,062 		Laurence M. Maloney
881 		George McIlraith
Russell Joseph-Omer Gour
20,673 		Wib Nixon
12,271 		Harry Jacks
1,420 		Eddie Parisien
1,161 		Joseph-Omer Gour
Stormont Albert Lavigne
12,505 		Grant Campbell
10,215 		Mel Rowat
646 		Albert Lavigne

Notes and References

  1. Ran for re-election in Niagara Falls.
  2. Ran for re-election in Ottawa Centre.
  3. Election held on July 16 due to the death of the Liberal candidate.
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