Summary: This is a new name for the former riding of Lotbinière-Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, represented by Conservative MP Jacques Gourde since 2006. He is seeking re-election after a squeaker of a win in 2011.
Boundaries: This riding is south of Quebec City. It includes Lotbinière, Saint-Lambert-de-Lauzon, and part of Lévis.
Last Election: Conservative Gourde won with 39.9 per cent of the vote, closely followed by the NDP’s Tanya Fredette with 38.5 per cent, a difference of 777 votes.
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History: The Bloc Québécois won this riding when it was created in 2004. Gourde defeated the incumbent in 2006 and has held the seat ever since.
Candidates
Conservative: Jacques Gourde, MP since 2006
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NDP: Hélène Bilodeau, retired
Liberal: Claude Boucher, former diplomat
Bloc Québécois: Steve Gagné, financial counsellor
Green: Tina Biello
Alliance of the North: François Bélanger
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