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    Almost complete survey of Andrée Bouchard’s team

    Alan BinderBy Alan BinderNovember 8, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
    Almost complete survey of Andrée Bouchard’s team
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    Written by Stephanie MacFarlane

    The voters of Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu have sent a clear signal. They wanted change. Andrée Bouchard’s team has won almost everything in its path. In addition to being elected mayor, André Bouchard obtained a majority council with 11 of his elected candidates.

    Mélanie Dufresne (District 1), Marianne Lambert (District 2), Jérémie Meunier (District 3), Jean Fontaine (District 4), Sébastien Gaudette (District 5), Annie Surprenant (District 7), Marco Savard (District 8), Lyne Poitras (District 9), François Roy (District 10), Claire Charbonneau (District 11), Jessica Racine Lehu (District 12), all members of Andrée Bouchard’s team were elected.

    Independent Councilman Patricia Boysan (District 6) was re-elected with 42.1% of the vote.

    The three outgoing team advisors Alain Laplante, Justin Bessette, Ian Langlois and Maryline Charbonneau were beaten.

    Independent advisor Michel Gendron was also beaten.

    Results by region:

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    André Bouchard (ÉAB): 19023 (63.6%)
    Alain Laplante (ÉAL): 10162 (34%)

    District 1 / Vieux-Iberville and Vieux-Saint-Jean
    Melanie Dufresne (ÉAB): 1,334 (74.7%)
    Jean-Guy Trudeau (ÉAL): 413 (23.1%)

    District 2 / Iberville and Saint Athanasi Sud
    Marianne Lambert (ÉAB): 1438 (53.2%)
    Justin Bisset (ÉAL): 1233 (45.6%)

    District 3 / Iberville and Saint Athanas-Noord
    Jeremy Monnier (ÉAB): 1209 (45%)
    Michel Gendron (India): 807 (30.1%)
    Louise Lemieux (ÉAL): 645 (24%)

    District 4 / San Eugene
    Jean Fontaine (ÉAB): 1,865 (70.7%)
    Patrick Beausoleil (ÉAL): 744 (28.2%)

    District 5 / Saint Edmund / Saint Lucian
    Sebastien Gaudette (ÉAB): 1,017 (57.1%)
    Raymond Boucher (ÉAL): 512 (28.8%)
    James Alexander Falls (India): 209

    District 6 / Saint Gerard / Normandy
    Patricia Boysan (India): 980 (42.1%)
    Pierre Boudreaux (ÉAL): 691 (29.7%)
    Guy Desrochers (ÉAB): 633 (27.2%)

    Seventh District / Lacadie
    Annie Surprinant (AWB): 1291 (57%)
    Julie Messier (ÉAL): 929 (41%)

    District 8 / Saint Luc
    Marco Savard (ÉAB): 1487 (51.3%)
    Marie Tremblay (ÉAL): 1,356 (46.8%)

    District 9 / Saint Gerard / NDA
    Lyn Poitras (ÉAB): 1023 (46.4%)
    Daniel Hashril (India): 579 (26.3%)
    Myriam Dubois (ÉAL): 571 (25.9%)

    District 10 / Breeze Vert
    François Roy (ÉAB): 1,463 (49.4%)
    Ian Langlois (ÉAL): 1441 (48.7%)

    District 11 / Normandy
    Claire Charbonneau (ÉAB): 1489 (64.6%)
    Stéphane Bergeron (ÉAL): 764 (33.1%)

    District 12 / Saint Therese Island / Jean Talon
    Jessica Racine Lehu (ÉAB): 1683 (50.1%)
    Marilyn Charbonneau (ÉAL): 1,637 (48.7%)

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