Fil des résultats des éléctions municipales 2009!

[Cataclaw]

Good news : Looks like Tremblay beats Harel and Bergeron

Bad news : Looks like St-Hilaire beats Goyette

[Cataclaw]

Interessant... la marge entre Goyette et St-Hilaire est passée de 20% à maintenant 11%. Il y a tu encore de l'espoire?

 

EDIT : Maintenant 9.42%!

 

EDIT 2 : Maintenant 7.32%... media is calling it for St-Hilaire though.

 

EDIT 3 : St-Hilaire only leads by 6.08% now.. still called for St-Hilaire.

 

EDIT 4 : St-Hilaire only leads by 5.92% now...

 

EDIT 5 : St-Hilaire only leads by 5.7% now...

Modifié 2 novembre 2009 par Cataclaw

[jesseps]

At 11:15 p.m., with 3,026 of 4,517 polling stations reporting, Tremblay held a 37 - 33 lead over Vision Montreal’s Harel, with third-place candidate Richard Bergeron of Projet Montréal polling at 26 per cent. Three long-shot candidates – Louise O’Sullivan, Michel Bédard and Michel Prairie – had received a combined 4 per cent of the vote.

 

That lead was enough for French-language networks TVA to declare Tremblay the winner shortly after 10:30 p.m., with Radio-Canada following suit shortly before 11 p.m. – although Tremblay has yet to declare victory.

 

(Courtesy of The Montreal Gazette)

 

One thing how long is one term anyways?

 

Tremblay been in power since Jan 2002.

Modifié 2 novembre 2009 par jesseps

[Malek]

LOL projet faillite Montreal LOL

[Cataclaw]

Tremblay wins!

 

Projet Montreal loses.

Harel loses.

 

I guess Etienne won't be giving us "lessons" at city hall. I'm so terribly sad!

[Malek]

Pas compliquer avec un taux de participation si bas. Les chialeux du type de projet Montreal sont une petite minorité qui jappe fort mais qui ne font pas le poids.

[Malek]

Un autre velours, la défaite d' André Lavallée, le spécialiste de la voirie et du transport incompétent.

[MTLskyline]

What a relief... except for Longueuil.....

 

I'm happy that even though Tremblay won, that he doesn't have complete power anymore. I suspect that both Harel and Bergeron will make him work hard for once in his life.

 

In St. Lambert (48% voter turnout):

Philippe BRUNET (pro development): 2,707 votes

Éric BOURBEAU (Liberal who's father was mayor): 2,670

Jill LACOURSIÈRE (anti-development): 2,375

 

Thank God!

 

(In my district (59% voter turnout), the good guy, beat the bad guy by one vote! I am really glad I voted!)

 

http://www.resultatduvote.qc.ca/index.php?ville=saintlambert&ID_LIEN=53&CAT_RAC=74

Modifié 2 novembre 2009 par MTLskyline

[MTLskyline]

Question: Do these results take effect immediately or only on January 1st, 2010?

[ToxiK]

What a relief... except for Longueuil.....

 

I'm happy that even though Tremblay won, that he doesn't have complete power anymore. I suspect that both Harel and Bergeron will make him work hard for once in his life.

 

In St. Lambert (48% voter turnout):

Philippe BRUNET (pro development): 2,707 votes

Éric BOURBEAU (Liberal who's father was mayor): 2,670

Jill LACOURSIÈRE (anti-development): 2,375

 

Thank God!

 

(In my district (59% voter turnout), the good guy, beat the bad guy by one vote! I am really glad I voted!)

 

http://www.resultatduvote.qc.ca/index.php?ville=saintlambert&ID_LIEN=53&CAT_RAC=74

 

 

Thanks, I was looking for those results. I am glad for you that the anti-development candidate didnt do too good.