Premier
parliamentary
Election name1936 Quebec general election
CountryQuebec
Ongoingno
Party colourno
Party nameno
Previous election1935 Quebec general election
Previous year1935
Previous mps19th Quebec Legislature
Next election1939 Quebec general election
Next year1939
Elected members20th Quebec Legislature
Seats for election90 seats in the 20th Legislative Assembly of Quebec
46 seats were needed for a majority
Election dateAugust 17, 1936
Leader 1Maurice Duplessis
Leader since 1June 20, 1936
Leaders seat 1Trois-Rivières
Last election 142 seats, 48.41%
Seats 176
Seat change 134
Percentage 156.88%
Swing 18.47pp
Leader 2Adélard Godbout
Leader since 2June 11, 1936
Leaders seat 2L'Islet
(lost re-election)
Last election 247 seats, 46.53%
Seats 214
Seat change 233
Percentage 239.41%
Swing 27.12pp
Before electionAdélard Godbout
After electionMaurice Duplessis
PosttitlePremier after election

The 1936 Quebec general election was held on August 17, 1936, to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Quebec, Canada. The Union Nationale, led by Maurice Duplessis, defeated the incumbent Quebec Liberal Party, led by Adélard Godbout.[1]

This marked the end of slightly more than 39 consecutive years in power for the Liberals, who had governed Quebec since the 1897 election.

This 1936 election had been called less than one year after the 1935 election after Liberal premier Louis-Alexandre Taschereau resigned because of a scandal. He was replaced by Godbout as Liberal leader and premier.

This was Duplessis's first term in office. After losing the subsequent 1939 election, he later won four more general elections in a row, and became the dominant politician of his time. It was also the Union Nationale's first election, having been formed from a merger between the Action libérale nationale and the Quebec Conservative Party.

Campaign

Riding contests, by number of candidates (1936)[2]
CandidatesUNLibInd-GI-LibI-UNI-ConCCFCommIndCDPLabTotal
269681138
31716182222151
44431111116
Total90882113313211205

Results

[2] |- ! colspan=2 rowspan=2 | Political party ! rowspan=2 | Party leader ! colspan=4 | MLAs ! colspan=4 | Votes |- ! Candidates !1935 !1936 !± !# ! ± !% ! ± (pp) |- ||   |style="text-align:left;" |Union Nationale[a 1] |style="text-align:left;"|Maurice Duplessis |90 |42 |76 |34 |323,812 |61,138 |56.88 |8.47 |- |rowspan="3" |   |style="text-align:left;" colspan="10"|Liberals and allies |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|Adélard Godbout |88 |47 |14 |33 |224,374 |25,212 |39.41 |7.12 |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|– |2 |– |– |– |3,765 |3,150 |0.66 |0.55 |- |rowspan="9" |   |style="text-align:left;" colspan="10"|Other candidates |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|– |11 |1 |– |1 |9,746 |11,841 |1.71 |2.31 |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|– |3 |– |– |– |1,928 | |0.34 | |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|– |3 |– |– |– |1,870 |1,833 |0.33 |0..33 |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|– |1 |– |– |– |1,469 | |0.26 | |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|– |3 |– |– |– |1,045 | |0.18 | |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|– |2 |– |– |– |767 | |0.13 | |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|– |1 |– |– |– |470 | |0.08 | |- |style="text-align:left;" | |style="text-align:left;"|– |1 |– |– |– |79 |2,159 |0.01 |0.41 |- ! colspan="3" style="text-align:left;" | Total | 205 ! " colspan="3"| 90 ! " colspan="2"| 569,325 ! " colspan="2"| 100% |- | colspan="7" style="text-align:left;" | Rejected ballots | 4,930 | 10,302 | colspan="2"| |- | colspan="7" style="text-align:left;" | Voter turnout | 574,255 | 22,662 | 76.94 | 0.78 |- | colspan="7" style="text-align:left;" | Registered electors (contested ridings only) | 746,414 | 22,154 | colspan="2"| |- | colspan="5" style="text-align:left;" | Candidates returned by acclamation | – | 3 | colspan="4"| |}

  1. ^ Comparative results reflect Conservative/ALN merger in 1935.
  2. ^ including spoilt ballots
  3. ^ Affiliations without candidates gaining 1st or 2nd place results provincewide, or otherwise not receiving more than 1% of the total vote, are grouped under "I-Oth" or "Other"
  4. ^ Frederick Arthur Monk was previously elected under the ALN banner. Although La Presse identified him as an Independent Liberal, Elections Quebec shows Monk as an Independent siding with the Government. The Liberals chose not to run a candidate against him.
  5. ^ Share won by winning candidate, with difference noted from share achieved by the same party in 1935.
  6. ^ UN shares in 1936 compared to ALN/Conservative shares in 1935
  7. ^ Positive indicates improvement to standing of party winning in 1935; negative points to 1935's second-place party being swung to.
  8. ^ Independent-Liberal candidate finished second in 1935, but did not stand in 1936
  9. ^ Acclamation in 1935
  10. ^ Labour candidate finished second in 1935, but did not stand in 1936
  11. ^ Opposition-Liberal candidate finished second in 1935, but did not stand in 1936
  12. ^ Francis Lawrence Connors won as an Independent-Liberal in 1935, but ran as a Liberal and won in 1936
  13. ^ 1935 election was contested and overturned; result determined by Returning Officer alone
  14. ^ Frederick Arthur Monk was previously elected under the ALN banner in Jacques-Cartier, but campaigned as an Independent in 1936. The Liberals chose not to run a candidate against him.
  15. ^ compared to ALN/Conservative shares in 1935
  16. ^ Vital Cliche was elected as an ALN MLA in 1935.
  17. ^ Wilfrid-Eldège Lauriault was elected as an ALN MLA in 1935.

Synopsis of results

Results by riding - 1936 Quebec general election[2][3][4]
RidingWinning partyTurnout
[a 2]
Votes[a 3]
Name1935PartyVotesShareMargin
#
Margin
%
UNLibInd-GI-LibI-UNI-ConIndOtherTotal
 
AbitibiLibUN6,45866.19%3,15932.38%75.90%6,4583,299––––––9,757
ArgenteuilLibLib2,17946.51%61513.13%80.49%9422,179––1,564–––4,685
ArthabaskaLibUN3,55955.63%72011.25%88.52%3,5592,839––––––6,398
BagotLibLib2,10150.38%320.77%89.01%2,0692,101––––––4,170
BeauceALNUN4,78855.06%2,08724.00%84.22%4,7881,207–2,701––––8,696
BeauharnoisConUN2,97060.70%1,04721.40%78.77%2,9701,923––––––4,893
BellechasseLibUN2,78055.14%51810.27%88.76%2,7802,262––––––5,042
BerthierLibLib2,52950.01%10.02%90.58%2,5282,529––––––5,057
BonaventureLibUN3,87650.29%450.58%85.64%3,8763,831––––––7,707
BromeLibUN1,83652.16%1524.32%82.36%1,8361,684––––––3,520
ChamblyLibUN3,45258.39%99216.78%76.86%3,4522,460––––––5,912
ChamplainALNUN4,06861.38%1,50822.75%86.91%4,0682,560––––––6,628
Charlevoix—SaguenayLibUN5,08052.18%4254.37%89.21%5,0804,655––––––9,735
ChâteauguayLibUN1,89955.04%34810.09%85.94%1,8991,551––––––3,450
ChicoutimiALNUN8,27774.59%5,45749.18%78.61%8,2772,820––––––11,097
ComptonConUN3,15759.75%1,03019.49%80.53%3,1572,127––––––5,284
Deux-MontagnesLibUN2,12756.51%49013.02%92.54%2,1271,637––––––3,764
DorchesterALNUN3,92858.78%1,17417.57%85.95%3,9282,754––––––6,682
DrummondLibUN4,08655.95%86911.90%82.91%4,0863,217––––––7,303
FrontenacALNUN3,42664.01%1,50028.03%84.24%3,4261,926––––––5,352
Gaspé-NordLibUN1,42648.22%1745.88%85.95%1,4261,252279–––––2,957
Gaspé-SudLibUN3,65357.73%97815.46%87.76%3,6532,675––––––6,328
GatineauLibUN3,08550.52%641.05%78.49%3,0853,021––––––6,106
HullLibUN3,62355.91%76611.82%62.64%3,6232,857––––––6,480
HuntingdonConUN1,84457.63%48815.25%81.88%1,8441,356––––––3,200
IbervilleLibLib1,29257.09%32114.18%86.51%9711,292––––––2,263
Îles-de-la-MadeleineLibUN1,00150.38%150.75%86.00%1,001986––––––1,987
Jacques-CartierALNUN5,16459.70%1,67819.40%74.50%5,164–3,486[a 4]–––––8,650
JolietteLibUN3,59553.97%5297.94%84.38%3,5953,066––––––6,661
KamouraskaLibUN2,72051.04%1112.08%87.31%2,7202,609––––––5,329
L'AssomptionALNUN2,08053.25%2546.50%79.22%2,0801,826––––––3,906
L'IsletLibUN2,23350.22%200.45%85.91%2,2332,213––––––4,446
LabelleALNUN3,07772.18%1,89144.36%80.60%3,0771,186––––––4,263
Lac-Saint-JeanConUN2,54454.28%4018.56%90.12%2,5442,143––––––4,687
LavalConUN12,35367.52%6,41135.04%67.60%12,3535,942––––––18,295
LavioletteALNUN4,05964.98%1,87129.95%79.21%4,0592,188––––––6,247
LévisALNUN4,05351.24%1962.48%85.38%4,0533,857––––––7,910
LotbinièreLibUN2,98151.11%1292.21%86.21%2,9812,852––––––5,833
MaisonneuveConUN11,44568.63%6,21337.25%65.30%11,4455,232––––––16,677
MaskinongéLibUN2,26955.38%44110.76%87.04%2,2691,828––––––4,097
MataneLibUN3,25655.17%68611.62%86.09%3,2562,570–76––––5,902
MatapédiaLibUN3,19952.97%3595.94%86.07%3,1992,840––––––6,039
MéganticALNUN4,62759.49%1,64921.20%85.78%4,6272,978––––173–7,778
MissisquoiConUN2,85456.77%68113.55%79.79%2,8542,173––––––5,027
MontcalmLibUN2,01956.76%48113.52%88.02%2,0191,538––––––3,557
MontmagnyALNUN2,69555.70%55211.41%86.59%2,6952,143––––––4,838
MontmorencyLibUN2,14954.06%3238.13%91.32%2,1491,826––––––3,975
Montréal-DorionALNUN5,67463.20%2,37026.40%66.79%5,6743,304––––––8,978
Montréal-LaurierALNLib3,47250.10%140.20%58.23%3,4583,472––––––6,930
Montréal-MercierLibUN9,34058.31%2,96018.48%63.62%9,3406,380––299–––16,019
Montréal–Saint-GeorgesConUN1,39955.54%50019.85%48.54%1,399––221–899––2,519
Montréal–Saint-HenriALNUN3,62251.79%1,30018.59%68.25%3,6222,322–580–––4706,994
Montreal–Saint-JacquesConUN3,61658.72%1,25920.44%72.08%3,6162,357–––––1856,158
Montréal–Saint-LaurentLibUN1,20153.59%1617.18%47.00%1,2011,040––––––2,241
Montréal–Saint-LouisLibLib2,02458.84%1,25136.37%53.46%7732,024––65––5783,440
Montreal–Sainte-AnneI-LibLib1,67349.54%56316.67%66.09%1,1101,673––––594–3,377
Montréal–Sainte-MarieALNUN6,41065.24%3,27633.34%68.85%6,4103,134–––––2829,826
Montréal-VerdunConUN7,50256.23%3,62627.18%59.59%7,502495–3,876–––1,46913,342
Napierville-LaprairieLibUN2,33151.69%1523.37%88.69%2,3312,179––––––4,510
NicoletLibUN3,61252.86%6619.67%85.88%3,6122,951–270––––6,833
PapineauALNUN4,62961.60%1,74323.19%75.50%4,6292,886––––––7,515
PontiacLibLib2,09144.91%861.85%76.48%2,0052,091–560––––4,656
PortneufALNUN5,27664.60%2,38529.20%86.17%5,2762,891––––––8,167
Québec-CentreALNUN3,83752.99%4335.98%79.85%3,8373,404––––––7,241
Québec-ComtéLibUN4,65156.15%1,01912.30%90.40%4,6513,632––––––8,283
Québec-EstALNUN5,82661.72%2,21223.43%81.82%5,8263,614––––––9,440
Québec-OuestLibLib1,62851.44%2828.91%79.20%1,3461,628–24–167––3,165
RichelieuLibLib2,81857.70%78416.05%85.34%2,0342,818–32––––4,884
RichmondConUN3,46061.23%1,26922.46%82.28%3,4602,191––––––5,651
RimouskiLibUN3,49155.15%65210.30%89.61%3,4912,839––––––6,330
Rivière-du-LoupLibLib3,57250.60%851.20%88.55%3,4873,572––––––7,059
RobervalALNUN4,19161.69%1,58823.37%86.47%4,1912,603––––––6,794
RouvilleConUN2,04656.26%45512.51%85.82%2,0461,591––––––3,637
Saint-HyacintheLibLib3,28950.44%570.87%87.70%3,2323,289––––––6,521
Saint-JeanLibLib2,45153.29%3036.59%84.80%2,1482,451––––––4,599
Saint-MauriceALNUN4,63565.19%2,16030.38%82.07%4,6352,475––––––7,110
Saint-SauveurConUN4,81658.23%1,36216.47%85.76%4,8163,454––––––8,270
SheffordALNUN3,94057.73%1,05515.46%84.60%3,9402,885––––––6,825
SherbrookeALNUN4,98760.77%1,76821.55%76.59%4,9873,219––––––8,206
SoulangesLibUN1,02244.11%1576.78%88.56%1,022865–430––––2,317
StansteadALNUN2,98054.73%5159.46%78.04%2,9802,465––––––5,445
TémiscamingueALNUN4,20066.32%2,06732.64%68.46%4,2002,133––––––6,333
TémiscouataLibUN2,38354.77%4159.54%92.17%2,3831,968––––––4,351
TerrebonneLibUN5,27958.80%1,65918.48%84.37%5,2793,620–––––798,978
Trois-RivièresConUN5,62869.31%3,13638.62%83.13%5,6282,492––––––8,120
VaudreuilLibUN1,27742.54%30110.03%84.26%1,277749–976––––3,002
VerchèresLibLib1,84358.01%50916.02%88.21%1,3341,843––––––3,177
WestmountConUN8,97057.75%3,21220.68%48.31%8,9705,758–––804––15,532
WolfeLibUN2,17653.78%3067.56%89.80%2,1761,870––––––4,046
YamaskaConUN2,19755.85%46011.69%87.88%2,1971,737––––––3,934
= open seat
= turnout is above provincial average
= winning candidate was in previous Legislature
= winning candidate was ALN or Conservative incumbent
= incumbent had switched allegiance
= not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature
= incumbency arose from byelection gain
= previously incumbent in another riding
= other incumbents renominated
= previously an MP in the House of Commons of Canada
= multiple candidates

Turnout, winning shares and swings

Summary of riding results by turnout, vote share for winning candidate, and swing (vs 1935)[5][2]
Riding and winning partyTurnoutVote share[a 5][a 6]Swing[a 7]
%Change (pp)%Change (pp)ToChange (pp)
 
AbitibiUNGain75.9066.19UN
ArgenteuilLibHold80.4946.51Lib
ArthabaskaUNGain88.5255.63UN
BagotLibHold89.0150.38UN
BeauceUNHold84.2255.06Lib
BeauharnoisUNHold78.7760.70UN
BellechasseUNGain88.7655.14UN
BerthierLibHold90.5850.01UN
BonaventureUNGain85.6450.29UN
BromeUNGain82.3652.16UN
ChamblyUNGain76.8658.39UN
ChamplainUNHold86.9161.38UN
Charlevoix-SaguenayUNGain89.2152.18UN
ChâteauguayUNGain85.9455.04UN
ChicoutimiUNHold78.6174.59UN
ComptonUNHold80.5359.75UN
Deux-MontagnesUNGain92.5456.51UN
DorchesterUNHold85.9558.78UN
DorionUNHold66.7963.20UN
DrummondUNGain82.9155.95UN
FrontenacUNHold84.2464.01UN
Gaspé-NordUNGain85.9548.22N/A[a 8]
Gaspé-SudUNGain87.7657.73N/A[a 8]
GatineauUNGain78.4950.52UN
HullUNGain62.6455.91UN
HuntingdonUNHold81.8857.63UN
IbervilleLibHold86.51N/A[a 9]57.09N/A[a 9]
Îles-de-la-MadeleineUNGain86.0050.38UN
Jacques-CartierUNHold74.5059.70UN
JolietteUNGain84.3853.97UN
KamouraskaUNGain87.3151.04UN
LabelleUNHold80.6072.18UN
Lac-Saint-JeanUNHold90.1254.28UN
L'AssomptionUNHold79.2253.25UN
LaurierLibGain58.2350.10N/A[a 10]
LavalUNHold67.6067.52UN
LavioletteUNHold79.2164.98UN
LévisUNHold85.3851.24N/A[a 8]
L'IsletUNGain85.9150.22UN
LotbinièreUNGain86.2151.11UN
MaisonneuveUNHold65.3068.63UN
MaskinongéUNGain87.0455.38UN
MataneUNGain86.0955.17UN
MatapédiaUNGain86.0752.97UN
MéganticUNHold85.7859.49UN
MercierUNGain63.6258.31UN
MissisquoiUNHold79.7956.77UN
MontcalmUNGain88.0256.76UN
MontmagnyUNHold86.5955.70UN
MontmorencyUNGain91.3254.06UN
Napierville-LaprairieUNGain88.6951.69UN
NicoletUNGain85.8852.86UN
PapineauUNHold75.5061.60UN
PontiacLibHold76.4844.91Lib
PortneufUNHold86.1764.60UN
Québec-CentreUNHold79.8552.99UN
Québec-ComtéUNGain90.4056.15UN
Québec-EstUNHold81.8261.72UN
Québec-OuestLibHold79.2051.44UN
RichelieuLibHold85.34N/A[a 9]57.70N/A[a 9]
RichmondUNHold82.2861.23UN
RimouskiUNGain89.6155.15UN
Rivière-du-LoupLibHold88.5550.60UN
RobervalUNHold86.4761.69Lib
RouvilleUNHold85.8256.26UN
Saint-GeorgesUNHold48.5455.54UN
Saint-HenriUNHold68.2551.79UN
Saint-HyacintheLibHold87.7050.44UN
Saint-JacquesUNHold72.0858.72UN
Saint-JeanLibHold84.8053.29N/A[a 11]
Saint-LaurentUNGain47.0053.59UN
Saint-LouisLibHold53.46N/A[a 9]58.84N/A[a 9]
Saint-MauriceUNHold82.0765.19UN
Saint-SauveurUNHold85.7658.23UN
Sainte-AnneLibGain66.0949.54N/A[a 12]
Sainte-MarieUNHold68.8565.24UN
SheffordUNHold84.6057.73UN
SherbrookeUNHold76.5960.77UN
SoulangesUNGain88.5644.11UN
StansteadUNHold78.0454.73UN
TémiscamingueUNHold68.4666.32UN
TémiscouataUNGain92.1754.77UN
TerrebonneUNGain84.3758.80N/A[a 13]
Trois-RivièresUNHold83.1369.31UN
VaudreuilUNGain84.2642.54Ind-Lib
VerchèresLibHold88.2158.01UN
VerdunUNHold59.5956.23UN
WestmountUNHold48.3157.75UN
WolfeUNGain89.8053.78UN
YamaskaUNHold87.8855.85UN

Changes in party shares

Share change analysis by party and riding (1936 vs 1935)[5][2]
RidingLiberals (and allies)[a 14]UN[a 15]Ind-Lib
%Change (pp)%Change (pp)%Change (pp)
 
Abitibi33.8166.19
Argenteuil46.5120.11
Arthabaska44.3755.63
Bagot50.3849.62
Beauce13.8855.0631.06[a 16]
Beauharnois39.3060.70
Bellechasse44.8655.14
Berthier50.0149.99
Bonaventure49.7150.29
Brome47.8452.16
Chambly41.6158.39
Champlain38.6261.38
Charlevoix-Saguenay47.8252.18
Châteauguay44.9655.04
Chicoutimi25.4174.59
Compton40.2559.75
Deux-Montagnes43.4956.51
Dorchester41.2258.78
Dorion36.8063.20
Drummond44.0555.95–
Frontenac35.9964.01
Gaspé-Nord42.3448.22–
Gaspé-Sud42.2757.73–
Gatineau49.4850.52
Hull44.0955.91–
Huntingdon42.3857.63
Iberville57.0942.91
Îles-de-la-Madeleine49.6250.38–
Jacques-Cartier40.3059.70
Joliette46.0353.97
Kamouraska48.9651.04
Labelle27.8272.18
Lac-Saint-Jean45.7254.28
L'Assomption46.7553.25
Laurier50.1049.90–
Laval32.4867.52–
Laviolette35.0264.98
Lévis48.7651.24–
L'Islet49.7850.22
Lotbinière48.8951.11
Maisonneuve31.3768.63
Maskinongé44.6255.38
Matane43.5455.171.29
Matapédia47.0352.97
Mégantic38.2959.49
Mercier39.8358.31–
Missisquoi43.2356.77
Montcalm43.2456.76
Montmagny44.3055.70
Montmorency45.9454.06
Napierville-Laprairie48.3151.69–
Nicolet43.1952.863.95
Papineau38.4061.60
Pontiac44.9143.0612.03
Portneuf35.4064.60
Québec-Centre47.0152.99
Québec-Comté43.8556.15–
Québec-Est38.2861.72
Québec-Ouest51.4442.530.76
Richelieu57.7041.650.66
Richmond38.7761.23
Rimouski44.8555.15
Rivière-du-Loup50.6049.40
Roberval38.3161.69–
Rouville43.7456.26
Saint-Georges–55.548.77[a 17]
Saint-Henri33.2051.798.29
Saint-Hyacinthe50.4449.56
Saint-Jacques38.2858.72
Saint-Jean53.2946.71
Saint-Laurent46.4153.59
Saint-Louis58.8422.47
Saint-Maurice34.8165.19
Saint-Sauveur41.7758.23
Sainte-Anne49.5432.87–
Sainte-Marie31.8965.24
Shefford42.2757.73
Sherbrooke39.2360.77
Soulanges37.3344.1118.56
Stanstead45.2754.73
Témiscamingue33.6866.32–
Témiscouata45.2354.77
Terrebonne40.3258.80
Trois-Rivières30.6969.31
Vaudreuil24.9542.5432.51
Verchères58.0141.99
Verdun3.7156.2329.05
Westmount37.0757.75
Wolfe46.2253.78
Yamaska44.1555.85
= did not field a candidate in 1935
= acclamation or election set aside in 1935
= no candidate in either election

Endorsements by Gouin

Although not standing as a candidate in the election, Paul Gouin gave a list of candidates he felt were the best qualified to be elected.[6]

Outcome of Gouin endorsements (1936)[7]
PartyCandidateResult
RidingNameIn 1935
 Union NationaleChicoutimiArthur Larouche ALN
DorionGrégoire Bélanger ALN
Gaspé-SudCamille-Eugène PouliotN/A
Îles-de-la-MadeleineHormisdas LanglaisN/A
L'AssomptionAdhémar RaynaultN/A
MataneOnésime GagnonN/A
MatapédiaFerdinand ParadisN/A
MontmorencyJoseph-Félix RoyN/A
Napierville-LaprairiePhilippe MonetteN/A
PapineauRoméo Lorrain ALN
RimouskiAlfred DubéN/A
RouvilleLaurent Barré Cons
Saint-JeanJean-Paul BeaulieuN/A
Saint-MauriceMarc Trudel ALN
Sainte-MarieCandide Rochefort ALN
TémiscamingueNil-Élie Larivière ALN
Trois-RivièresMaurice Duplessis Cons
VerdunPierre-Auguste Lafleur Cons
 Independent-LiberalBeauceVital Cliche ALN
Jacques-CartierFrederick Arthur Monk ALN
Saint-HenriWilfrid-Eldège Lauriault ALN
 LiberalArgenteuilGeorges-Étienne Dansereau Lib
BonaventurePierre-Émile Côté Lib
ChâteauguayLouis-Georges-Arthur LapointeN/A
FrontenacAlbert ChoquetteN/A
HullAlexis Caron Lib
IbervilleLucien Lamoureux Lib
LaurierCharles-Auguste BertrandN/A
L'IsletAdélard Godbout Lib
LotbinièreJoseph-Napoléon Francoeur Lib
MaskinongéLouis-Joseph Thisdel Lib
NicoletAlexandre Gaudet Lib
Québec-OuestCharles Delagrave Lib
Saint-JacquesWilfrid GagnonN/A
Saint-LaurentEdward Stuart McDougallN/A
SherbrookeCésaire GervaisN/A
TerrebonneMaurice-Robert DemersN/A
VaudreuilElzéar Sabourin Lib
VerchèresFélix Messier Lib
= Appointed as a minister in 1936, but not then an MLA

Analysis

Party candidates in 2nd place[2]
Party in 1st placeParty in 2nd placeTotal
UNLibInd-GInd-LibInd-UNInd-Con
7113176
13114
Total1371131190
Candidates ranked 1st to 4th place, by party[2]
Parties1st2nd3rd4thTotal
7613190
14712188
37111
123
1113
112
33
22
11
11
11
Resulting composition of the 23rd Quebec Legislative Assembly[3]
SourceParty
UNLibTotal
Seats retainedIncumbents returned351247
Ouster of incumbent changing allegiance44
Open seats held22
Seats changing handsIncumbents defeated - new MLAs19120
Incumbents defeated - return of members previously elected to Legislature22
Incumbents defeated - election of previous MP to the Parliament of Canada11
Open seats gained1313
Incumbent changed allegiance11
Total761490

See also

Further reading

References

  1. ^ Cdn Annual Rev 1939, p. 285.
  2. ^ Drouilly, Pierre (December 4, 2017). "Élections québécoises de 1936". donneesquebec.ca. Atlas des élections au Québec.
  3. ^ "Les membres de l'Assemblée nationale par circonscription" [National Assembly members by riding] (in French). National Assembly of Quebec. Retrieved September 13, 2023.
  4. ^ "Le résultat des élections d'hier" [The result of yesterday's elections] (in French). La Presse. August 18, 1936. p. 15.
  5. ^ Drouilly, Pierre (November 30, 2017). "Élections québécoises de 1935". donneesquebec.ca. Atlas des élections au Québec.
  6. ^ "Il faut, dans chaque comté, appuyer le meilleur homme sans tenir compte du parti" [We have to support the best man in each riding, regardless of party] (in French). Le Devoir. August 13, 1936. p. 4.
  7. ^ "Les pronostics de M. Paul Gouin en faveur de l'union nationale ont surtout été confirmés hier" [Above all, Mr Paul Gouin's prognoses in favour of the Union Nationale were confirmed yesterday] (in French). La Presse. August 18, 1936. p. 17.