The riding of Ungava is the largest riding in Quebec, covering extensive territory in the province’s north.
The four candidates from parties serving in the National Assembly at dissolution:
Coalition Avenir Québec: Denis Lamothe
Parti Québécois: Jonathan Mattson
Quebec Liberal Party: Jean Boucher
Québec Solidaire: Alisha Tukkiapik
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The incumbent heading into the 2018 election was Liberal Jean Boucher.
He was elected in the 2014 election and has been the only Liberal to ever take the seat.
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History
The riding of Ungava had voted PQ in every election since its creation in 1980, except for in 2014, when it switched to the Liberals.
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