2021 Montreal municipal election explained

Election Name:	2021 Montreal municipal election
Country:	Montreal
Type:	parliamentary
Ongoing:	no
Party Colour:	no
Party Name:	no
Previous Election:	2017 Montreal municipal election
Previous Year:	2017
Next Election:	2025 Montreal municipal election
Next Year:	2025
Seats For Election:	65 seats in the Montreal City Council
Majority Seats:	33
Election Date:	November 7, 2021
Turnout:	38.32%
Leader Since1:	December 4, 2016
Leaders Seat1:	Mayor (co-candidate won in Sainte-Marie)
Last Election1:	34 seats, 51.42%
Seats1:	37
Seat Change1:	3
Popular Vote1:	217,986
Percentage1:	52.14%
Swing1:	0.72%
Leader2:	Denis Coderre
Leader Since2:	April 7, 2021^[1]
Party2:	Ensemble Montréal
Leaders Seat2:	(won in Ovide-Clermont; ceded election to co-candidate)^[2]
Last Election2:	25 seats, 45.66%
Seats2:	23
Seat Change2:	2
Popular Vote2:	158,751
Percentage2:	37.97%
Swing2:	7.69%
Colour3:	481EAE
Leader3:	Balarama Holness
Leader Since3:	May 20, 2021
Party3:	Mouvement Montréal
Leaders Seat3:	Lost election in
Last Election3:	0
Seats3:	0
Popular Vote3:	30,235
Percentage3:	7.23%
Mayor
Before Election:	Valérie Plante
After Election:	Valérie Plante

Municipal elections were held in the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada on November 7, 2021,^[3] as part of the 2021 Quebec municipal elections. Voters elected 103 representatives in a first-past-the-post electoral system. The general election decides the majority composition of the city council and each of the 19 borough councils. The newly elected mayor appoints 2 city councillors for the Ville-Marie borough.^[4] In total, 18 borough mayors, 46 city councillors and 38 borough councillors were elected.

Since the previous election, the number of registered political parties has increased, including a number of borough-specific parties.^[5]

Political parties

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Party	Leader
		Action Montréal - Équipe Gilbert Thibodeau	Gilbert Thibodeau
	Citoyen.ne.s Outremont	Marc Poulin
		Courage - Équipe Sue Montgomery	Sue Montgomery
	Engagement pour Montréal	Félix-Antoine Joli-Coeur
			Denis Coderre
		Équipe Anjou	Luis Miranda
	Équipe CDN - NDG / Team CDN - NDG	Alexander Montagano
		Équipe LaSalle Team	Nancy Blanchet
	Équité Montréal - Équipe Cloutier	Jean-François Cloutier
		Montréal 2021	Luc Ménard
		Mouvement Montréal	Balarama Holness
	Parti Outremont	Jean-Marc Corbeil
			Valérie Plante (Incumbent)
	Quartiers Montréal	Giuliana Fumagalli
		Ralliement pour Montréal	Marc-Antoine Desjardins
			Justine McIntyre

Timeline

2017

• November 20 - Jean-François Parenteau, borough mayor of Verdun, leaves Équipe Denis Coderre to sit as an independent, upon taking a position on the executive council.^[6]

2018

• January 11 - Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal takes on the name Ensemble Montréal.^[7]
• April 26 - Hadrien Parizeau, city councillor for the district of Saint-Sulpice, is expelled from Ensemble Montréal and sits as an independent.^[8]
• August 3 - Giuliana Fumagalli, borough mayor of Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, is expelled from Projet Montréal and sits as an independent.^[9]
• August 17 - Renée-Chantal Belinga, borough councillor for the district of Ovide-Clermont, leaves Ensemble Montréal and sits as an independent.
• October 1 - Chantal Rouleau, borough mayor of Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles, and Frantz Benjamin, city councillor for the district of Saint-Michel, leave the city council upon being elected to the National Assembly of Quebec.^[10]
• October 12 - Giovanni Rapanà, city councillor for the district of Rivière-des-Prairies, leaves Ensemble Montréal to sit as an independent.^[11]
• October 20 - Marie-Josée Parent, city councillor for the district of Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs, leaves Ensemble Montréal to join Projet Montréal.^[12]
• December 16 - In two by-elections, Caroline Bourgeois of Projet Montréal is elected borough mayor of Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles, and Josué Corvil of Ensemble Montréal is elected city councillor for Saint-Michel.^[13]

2019

• January 11 - Marvin Rotrand, city councillor for Snowdon, the only member of Coalition Montréal on the council, announces that he will sit as an independent.^[14]
• March 27 - Lynne Shand, borough councillor for the district of Anjou West, is expelled from Équipe Anjou and sits as an independent.
• April 9 - Cathy Wong, speaker of the city council and city councillor for the district of Peter-McGill, leaves Ensemble Montréal and sits as an independent.^[15]
• May 14 - Luc Ferrandez, borough mayor of Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, resigns.^[16]
• October 3 - Cathy Wong, speaker of the city council and city councillor for the district of Peter-McGill, sitting as an independent, joins Projet Montréal.^[17]
• October 7 - Luc Rabouin of Projet Montréal is elected in a by-election to serve as borough mayor of Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, succeeding Luc Ferrandez.^[18]
• October 21 - Patricia Lattanzio, city councillor for the district of Saint-Léonard-Est, leaves the city council upon being elected to the House of Commons of Canada.

2020

• January 24 - Sue Montgomery, borough mayor of Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, is expelled from the Projet Montréal caucus after refusing to fire a member of her staff that had been accused of psychological harassment. She sits as an independent.^[19]
• October 23 - Julie-Pascale Provost, borough councillor for the district of Du Canal, is expelled from Projet Montréal and sits as an independent.
• December 9 - Christian Arseneault, city councillor for the district of Loyola, leaves Projet Montréal and sits as an independent.
• December 17 - Christine Gosselin, city councillor for the district of Vieux-Rosemont, leaves Projet Montréal and sits as an independent.

2021

• January 26 - Giuliana Fumagalli, borough mayor of Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, sitting as an independent, creates a new party, Quartiers Montréal.^[20]
• March 11 - Sue Montgomery, borough mayor of Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, sitting as an independent, creates a new party, Courage - Équipe Sue Montgomery.^[21]
• March 17 - Jean-Marc Corbeil, borough councillor for the district of Robert-Bourassa, is expelled from Ensemble Montréal and sits as an independent.
• April 21 - Hadrien Parizeau, city councillor for the district of Saint-Sulpice, sitting as an independent, rejoins Ensemble Montréal.
• June 4 - Julie-Pascale Provost, borough councillor for the district of Du Canal, sitting as an independent, joins Ensemble Montréal.
• June 16 - Marvin Rotrand, city councillor for the district of Snowdon, sitting as an independent, joins Ensemble Montréal.
• June 18 - Giovanni Rapanà, city councillor for the district of Rivière-des-Prairies, sitting as an independent, rejoins Ensemble Montréal.
• June 23 - Citoyen.ne.s Outremont allies with Ensemble Montréal.^[22]
• July 12 - Équité Montréal allies with Ralliement pour Montréal.^[23]
• July 13 - Véronique Tremblay, borough councillor for the district of Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs, leaves Ensemble Montréal to join Projet Montréal.
• August 10 - Robert Samoszewski, borough councillor for the district of Jacques-Bizard, leaves Projet Montréal to join Mouvement Montréal.
• August 16 - Christian Arseneault, city councillor for the district of Loyola, announces his resignation.^[24]
• September 14 - Équipe Anjou allies with Ensemble Montréal.^[25]
• September 17 - Official beginning of the electoral campaign
• September 30 - Ralliement pour Montréal merges with Mouvement Montréal.
• October 1 - Last day of the nomination period: 347 candidates are confirmed by Élections Montréal.^[26]
• October 4 - Outremont borough councillor candidate Katchik Ebruchumian withdraws candidacy.
• October 13 - Verdun borough councillor candidate Jean-Pierre Boivin leaves Mouvement Montréal.^[27]
• October 15 - Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie city councillor candidate Marc-André Bahl and Verdun borough councillor candidate Jean-Pierre Boivin are expelled from Mouvement Montréal and lose candidacies.
• October 19 - Marc-Antoine Desjardins, leader of Ralliement pour Montréal, announces dropping out of the race for Outremont mayor.^[28]
• October 23 - Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve city councillor candidates Jean-Philippe Martin and Sylvain Medzalabenleth withdraw candidacies.
• October 23 - French mayoral debate opposing Valérie Plante, Denis Coderre and Balarama Holness on LCN
• October 25 - French mayoral debate opposing Valérie Plante and Denis Coderre on ICI Télé and ICI RDI
• October 26 - Outremont borough councillor candidate Dan Kraft withdraws candidacy.^[29]
• October 28 - English mayoral debate opposing Valérie Plante, Denis Coderre and Balarama Holness
• October 30 and 31 - Advance poll with a turnout of 12.9% of the registered electors
• November 4 - Craig Sauvé, city councillor for the district of Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles–Griffintown, withdraws as a Projet Montréal candidate. His party affiliation continues to be listed on the ballot as Projet Montréal but he announces that if elected he will sit as an independent.^[30]

Incumbents not running for re-election

Borough	Electoral District	Position	Incumbent	Political Party
Anjou	West	Borough councillor	Lynne Shand	Independent
Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	Snowdon	City councillor	Marvin Rotrand^[31]	Ensemble Montréal
L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève	Denis-Benjamin-Viger	Borough councillor	Christian Larocque^[32]	Projet Montréal
	Pierre-Foretier	Borough councillor	Yves Sarault	Projet Montréal
Lachine	Du Canal	Borough councillor	Julie-Pascale Provost^[33]	Ensemble Montréal
LaSalle	-	Borough mayor	Manon Barbe^[34]	Équipe LaSalle Team
	Cecil-P.-Newman	City councillor	Lise Zarac^[35]	Équipe LaSalle Team
		Borough councillor	Serge Declos	Équipe LaSalle Team
Montréal-Nord	Ovide-Clermont	Borough councillor	Renée-Chantal Belinga^[36]	Independent
Pierrefonds-Roxboro	Cap-Saint-Jacques	Borough councillor	Yves Gignac^[37]	Ensemble Montréal
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal	Mile-End	City councillor	Richard Ryan^[38]	Projet Montréal
Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles	La Pointe-aux-Prairies	City councillor	Richard Guay^[39]	Ensemble Montréal
	Pointe-aux-Trembles	City councillor	Suzanne Décarie^[40]	Ensemble Montréal
		Borough councillor	Gilles Déziel	Ensemble Montréal
Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie	-	Borough mayor	François William Croteau^[41]	Projet Montréal
	Étienne-Desmarteau	City councillor	Stéphanie Watt^[42]	Projet Montréal
	Vieux-Rosemont	City councillor	Christine Gosselin	Independent
Saint-Laurent	Côte-de-Liesse	City councillor	Francesco Miele^[43]	Ensemble Montréal
	Norman-McLaren	Borough councillor	Michèle D. Biron^[44]	Ensemble Montréal
Le Sud-Ouest	Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles–Griffintown	Borough councillor	Sophie Thiébaut	Projet Montréal
Verdun	-	Borough mayor	Jean-François Parenteau^[45]	Independent
	Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs	City councillor	Marie-Josée Parent^[46]	Projet Montréal
		Borough councillor	Pierre L'Heureux^[47]	Independent
	Desmarchais-Crawford	Borough councillor	Luc Gagnon	Projet Montréal
Ville-Marie	Peter-McGill	City councillor	Cathy Wong^[48]	Projet Montréal
Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension	Villeray	City councillor	Rosannie Filato^[49]	Projet Montréal

Mayoral opinion polling

Dates	Valérie Plante	Denis Coderre	Balarama Holness	Other	Undecided	Polling firm	Sample size		Polling method
November 6–7, 2021	51.2%	37.3%	7.1%	2.6%	1.8%	Final result^[50]	425 766		in-person
November 3–4, 2021	40%	35%	13%	4%	9%	Léger^[51]	515	± 4.3%	online
November 2–4, 2021	46%	40%	5%	2%	7%	Mainstreet Research^[52]	850	± 3%	online
October 21–26, 2021	36%	36%	12%	6%	9%	Léger^[53]	600		online
October 9–16, 2021	25%	26%	5%	4%	27%	CROP^[54]	1 043		hybrid
September 27–30, 2021	36%	35%	10%	6%	13%	Léger^[55]	1 001		online
September 14–19, 2021	36%	37%	8%	5%	14%	Léger^[56]	500		online
August 13–24, 2021	27%	34%	9%	11%	19%	CROP^[57]	1 000		online
May 19–20, 2021	29%	39%		16%	16%	Léger^[58]	500	± 4.4%	online
March 26–29, 2021	24%	29%		10%	37%	SOM^[59]	1 070	± 3.6%	online
March 20–23, 2021	24%	40%		11%	25%	Mainstreet Research^[60]	2 313		online
November 4, 2020	20%	32%		21%	27%	Léger^[61]	501	± 4.4%	online
August 20–26, 2020	23%	28%		18%	31%	CROP^[62]	1 200		online
November 5, 2017	50.2%	44.6%		2.8%	2.4%	Previous result	485 635		in-person

Results

Much as with the 2017 Montreal municipal election, early polls were promising for former mayor Denis Coderre, now challenging incumbent mayor Valérie Plante. Despite these, and despite ongoing polling placing the two neck-and-neck, Plante ultimately won the mayoralty with 51.2% of the vote compared to 37.3% for Coderre.

Pending recounts, Projet Montréal also increased its seat total on city council from 34 after the last election to 37 after this one. Projet Montréal won unanimous control of five borough councils and majorities on six more. Ensemble Montréal won unanimous control of five borough councils and majorities on one more. The two remaining boroughs, Anjou and LaSalle, were won unanimously by local parties, Équipe Anjou and Équipe LaSalle Team respectively, the same as last election.

Following his defeat, Denis Coderre announced he would once more resign from political life, leaving his city council seat to his co-candidate Chantal Rossi. On November 16, Aref Salem, councillor for Norman-McLaren district, was announced as interim leader of Ensemble Montréal.^[63]

Despite a prominent campaign, Balarama Holness's Mouvement Montréal party failed to win any seats.

Recounts

There were six requests for judicial recounts.^[64]

Borough	Position	Preliminary result		Preliminary margin	Final result		Final margin
Côte-des-Neiges– Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	Borough mayor			Gracia Kasoki Katahwa (Projet)	212			Gracia Kasoki Katahwa (Projet) confirmed	161^[65]
	City councillor Loyola			Despina Sourias (Projet)	97			Despina Sourias (Projet) confirmed	101^[66]
Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve	City councillor Tétreaultville			Julien Hénault-Ratelle (Ensemble)	42			Julien Hénault-Ratelle (Ensemble) confirmed	55
Outremont	Borough mayor			Laurent Desbois (Ensemble)	23			Laurent Desbois (Ensemble) confirmed	31
Rivière-des-Prairies– Pointe-aux-Trembles	Borough mayor			Caroline Bourgeois (Projet)	303			Caroline Bourgeois (Projet) confirmed	135
	City councillor La Pointe-aux-Prairies			Lisa Christensen (Projet)	13			Lisa Christensen (Projet) confirmed	13

Seat totals

The parties won the following seats:

Position		Projet Montréal		Ensemble Montréal		Équipe LaSalle Team		Équipe Anjou
Mayor of Montreal	align=center	1	align=center	0	align=center	0	align=center	0
Borough mayor	align=center	10	align=center	6	align=center	1	align=center	1
City councillor	align=center	26^[67]	align=center	17	align=center	2	align=center	1
City council total	37	23	3	2
Borough councillor	align=center	16	align=center	15	align=center	4	align=center	3
Total seats	53	38	7	5

Composition of city and borough councils

Depending on their borough, Montrealers voted for:

• Mayor of Montreal
• Borough mayor, who is also a city councillor and borough councillor
  • Ville-Marie: No borough mayor election; the mayor of Montreal is ex officio borough mayor
• One city councillor per district, who is also a borough councillor. Exceptions:
  • Anjou and Lachine: one city councillor for the entire borough
  • Outremont and L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève: no city councillors other than the borough mayor
• Zero, one, or two additional borough councillors per district

Borough	District
		City Councillors	Borough Councillor	Borough Councillor
		Borough Mayor	City Councillor<	-- Ahuntsic-Cartierville -->
Ahuntsic-Cartierville	Ahuntsic		Émilie Thuillier			Nathalie Goulet
	Bordeaux-Cartierville				Effie Giannou
	Saint-Sulpice				Julie Roy
	Sault-au-Récollet				Jérôme Normand	<	-- Anjou -->
Anjou	Centre		Luis Miranda		Andrée Hénault			Kristine Marsolais
	East				Richard Leblanc
	West				Marie-Josée Dubé	<	-- CdN-NDG -->
Côte-des-Neiges– Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	Côte-des-Neiges		Gracia Kasoki Katahwa			Magda Popeanu
	Darlington				Stephanie Valenzuela
	Loyola				Despina Sourias
	Notre-Dame-de-Grâce				Peter McQueen
	Snowdon				Sonny Moroz	<	-- L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève -->
L'Île-Bizard– Sainte-Geneviève	Denis-Benjamin-Viger		Stéphane Côté				Alain Wilson
	Jacques-Bizard					Richard Bélanger
	Pierre-Foretier					Danielle Myrand
	Sainte-Geneviève					Suzanne Marceau	<	-- Lachine -->
Lachine	Du Canal		Maja Vodanovic		Vicki Grondin			Micheline Rouleau
	Fort-Rolland				Michèle Flannery
	J.-Émery-Provost				Younes Boukala	<	-- LaSalle -->
LaSalle	Cecil-P.-Newman		Nancy Blanchet			Laura Palestini			Michel Noël			Josée Troilo
	Sault-Saint-Louis				Richard Deschamps			Daniela Romano			Benoit Auger
Mercier– Hochelaga-Maisonneuve	Hochelaga		Pierre Lessard-Blais			Éric Alan Caldwell
	Louis-Riel				Alba Zuniga Ramos
	Maisonneuve–Longue-Pointe				Alia Hassan-Cournol
	Tétreaultville				Julien Hénault-Ratelle	<	-- Montréal-Nord -->
Montréal-Nord	Marie-Clarac		Christine Black			Abdelhaq Sari			Jean Marc Poirier
	Ovide-Clermont				Chantal Rossi			Philippe Thermidor	<	-- Outremont -->
Outremont	Claude-Ryan		Laurent Desbois				Mindy Pollak
	Jeanne-Sauvé					Caroline Braun
	Joseph-Beaubien					Valérie Patreau
	Robert-Bourassa					Marie Potvin	<	-- Pierrefonds-Roxboro -->
Pierrefonds-Roxboro	Bois-de-Liesse		Dimitrios (Jim) Beis			Benoit Langevin			Louise Leroux
	Cap-Saint-Jacques				Catherine Clément-Talbot			Chahi (Sharkie) Tarakjian	<	-- Plateau-Mont-Royal -->
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal	De Lorimier		Luc Rabouin			Marianne Giguère			Laurence Parent
	Jeanne-Mance				Alex Norris			Maeva Vilain
	Mile-End				Marie Plourde			Marie Sterlin	<	-- RdP-PAT -->
Rivière-des-Prairies– Pointe-aux-Trembles	La Pointe-aux-Prairies		Caroline Bourgeois			Lisa Christensen			Daphney Colin
	Pointe-aux-Trembles				Virginie Journeau			Marie-Claude Baril
	Rivière-des-Prairies				Giovanni Rapanà			Nathalie Pierre-Antoine	<	-- Rosemont-LPP -->
Rosemont– La Petite-Patrie	Étienne-Desmarteau		François Limoges			Ericka Alneus
	Marie-Victorin				Jocelyn Pauzé
	Saint-Édouard				Josefina Blanco
	Vieux-Rosemont				Dominique Ollivier	<	-- St-Laurent -->
Saint-Laurent	Côte-de-Liesse		Alan DeSousa			Vana Nazarian			Jacques Cohen
	Norman-McLaren				Aref Salem			Annie Gagnier	<	-- St-Leonard -->
Saint-Léonard	Saint-Léonard-Est		Michel Bissonnet			Angela Gentile			Arij El Korbi
	Saint-Léonard-Ouest				Dominic Perri			Suzanne De Larochellière	<	-- Le Sud-Ouest -->
Le Sud-Ouest	Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne– Pointe-Saint-Charles-Griffintown		Benoit Dorais			Craig Sauvé			Tan Shan Li
	Saint-Paul–Émard– Saint-Henri-Ouest				Alain Vaillancourt			Anne-Marie Sigouin	<	-- Verdun -->
Verdun	Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs		Marie-Andrée Mauger			Véronique Tremblay			Céline-Audrey Beauregard			Enrique Machado
	Desmarchais-Crawford				Sterling Downey			Benoit Gratton			Kaïla A. Munro
Ville-Marie	Peter-McGill	(Mayor of Montreal)			Serge Sasseville
	Saint-Jacques			Robert Beaudry
	Sainte-Marie			Sophie Mauzerolle	<	-- V-SM-PE -->
Villeray–Saint-Michel– Parc-Extension	François-Perrault		Laurence Lavigne Lalonde			Sylvain Ouellet
	Parc-Extension			Mary Deros
	Saint-Michel			Josué Corvil
	Villeray		Martine Musau Muele

Seat-by-seat results

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

width=10% rowspan=2	Electoral District	width=6% rowspan=2	Eligible voters	width=8% rowspan=2	Position	width=4% rowspan=2	Turnout	Candidates										width=11% colspan=2 rowspan=2	Incumbent
width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Independent
-	85,647	Borough mayor	42.27%			Émilie Thuillier 19,873 (56.31%)		Chantal Huot 13,505 (38.27%)		Kassandre Chéry Théodat 1,912 (5.42%)							Émilie Thuillier
Ahuntsic	21,532	City councillor	48.45%			Nathalie Goulet 6,781 (66.43%)		Yves Normandin 3,110 (30.47%)				Éric Lessard 316 (3.14%)					Nathalie Goulet
Bordeaux-Cartierville	20,899	City councillor	32.92%		Anne-Marie Kabongo 2,468 (36.72%)			Effie Giannou 3,436 (51.12%)		Jean David Prophète 373 (5.55%)				Rana Atie 445 (6.62%)			Effie Giannou
Saint-Sulpice	23,353	City councillor	40.47%			Julie Roy 4,609 (49.96%)		Hadrien Parizeau 4,094 (44.37%)		Briana McCarthy 523 (5.67%)							Hadrien Parizeau
Sault-au-Récollet	19,863	City councillor	47.92%			Jérôme Normand 5,447 (58.61%)		Gaetana Colella 3,388 (36.46%)		Dimitrios Tomaras 457 (4.92%)							Jérôme Normand

Anjou

width=10% rowspan=2	Electoral District	width=6% rowspan=2	Eligible voters	width=8% rowspan=2	Position	width=4% rowspan=2	Turnout	Candidates						width=11% colspan=2 rowspan=2	Incumbent
width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Équipe Anjou	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal
-	28,673	Borough mayor	40.29%		Kettly Beauregard 2,732 (24.49%)			Luis Miranda 7,857 (70.42%)		Wassim Meradi 568 (5.09%)			Luis Miranda
		City councillor	40.25%		François Plourde 3,084 (27.72%)			Andrée Hénault 7,544 (67.81%)		Marc II Réjouis 497 (4.47%)			Andrée Hénault
Centre	10,653	Borough councillor	40.98%		Kadri Shérifi 1,115 (27.04%)			Kristine Marsolais 3,009 (72.96%)					Kristine Marsolais
East	8,513	Borough councillor	38.67%		Claudia Servant 994 (31.47%)			Richard Leblanc 2,165 (68.53%)					Richard Leblanc
West	9,507	Borough councillor	40.69%		Houda Ouraghi 962 (26.13%)			Marie-Josée Dubé 2,719 (73.87%)					Lynne Shand

Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

width=10% rowspan=2	Electoral District	width=6% rowspan=2	Eligible voters	width=8% rowspan=2	Position	width=4% rowspan=2	Turnout	Candidates												width=11% colspan=2 rowspan=2	Incumbent
width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Courage	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Team CDN - NDG	width=11% colspan=2	Other
-	94,935	Borough mayor	34.24%			Gracia Kasoki Katahwa 11,964 (37.56%)		Lionel Perez 11,803 (37.06%)		Sue Montgomery 3,115 (9.78%)		Matthew Kerr 3,569 (11.21%)		Alexander Montagano 1,135 (3.56%)		Neal Mukherjee (Action Montréal) 263 (0.83%)			Sue Montgomery
Côte-des-Neiges	16,556	City councillor	34.71%			Magda Popeanu 3,112 (55.29%)		Dimitra Kostarides 1,466 (26.04%)		Patrice Cesar 505 (8.97%)		Rita Ikhouane 435 (7.73%)		Snowdon Romeo 111 (1.97%)					Magda Popeanu
Darlington	16,846	City councillor	28.25%		Jérémie Alarco 1,231 (26.55%)			Stephanie Valenzuela 2,715 (58.56%)		Sabine Monpierre 179 (3.86%)		Rosemarie McPherson 351 (7.57%)		Kamala Thevi Jegatheeswaran 160 (3.45%)					Lionel Perez
Loyola	20,952	City councillor	35.49%			Despina Sourias 2,205 (30.23%)		Gabriel Retta 2,104 (28.85%)		Annalisa Harris^[68] 700 (9.60%)		Joel DeBellefeuille 1,123 (15.40%)		Gianpaolo Trani 370 (5.08%)		Joe Ortona (Ind.) 708 (9.71%) Dora Caroline Orchard (Action Montréal) 84 (1.15%)		Vacant
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	21,074	City councillor	41.46%			Peter McQueen 5,022 (58.16%)		Ashley Thornton 1,601 (18.54%)		Louise Kold-Taylor 831 (9.62%)		Luciana Arantes 950 (11.00%)		David Handelman 231 (2.68%)					Peter McQueen
Snowdon	19,507	City councillor	29.95%		Victor Armony 1,814 (31.68%)			Sonny Moroz 2,682 (46.84%)		France Stohner 390 (6.81%)		Mauro Peña 680 (11.88%)		Madeleine Soos 160 (2.79%)					Marvin Rotrand

L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal
-	13,679	Borough mayor	49.00%		Normand Marinacci 2,226 (33.93%)			Stéphane Côté 3,150 (48.01%)		Susan Kennerknecht Bastien 1,185 (18.06%)			Normand Marinacci
Denis-Benjamin-Viger	3,724	Borough councillor	53.87%		Stephanie Soussamian 775 (39.38%)			Alain Wilson 877 (44.56%)		Manal Soujaa 316 (16.06%)			Christian Larocque
Jacques-Bizard	3,288	Borough councillor	48.66%		Geneviève Delisle 499 (31.72%)			Richard Bélanger 735 (46.73%)		Robert Samoszewski 339 (21.55%)			Robert Samoszewski
Pierre-Foretier	4,191	Borough councillor	51.63%		Maxime Deshaies 830 (39.26%)			Danielle Myrand 1,018 (48.16%)		Claudio Onorati 266 (12.58%)			Yves Sarault
Sainte-Geneviève	2,476	Borough councillor	36.59%		Fadima Touré-Diallo 335 (38.46%)			Suzanne Marceau 376 (43.17%)		Caroline Arslanian 160 (18.37%)			Suzanne Marceau

Lachine

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Independent
-	31,168	Borough mayor	39.24%			Maja Vodanovic 7,377 (62.21%)		Josée Côté 4,482 (37.79%)									Maja Vodanovic
		City councillor	39.44%			Vicki Grondin 6,395 (53.33%)		Denis Boucher 4,537 (37.83%)		Nadine Chalati 1,060 (8.84%)							Micheline Rouleau
Du Canal	11,351	Borough councillor	34.89%			Micheline Rouleau 1,972 (51.05%)		Lise Poulin 1,462 (37.85%)		Curren Dewan 270 (6.99%)		Jean-Ricardo André 89 (2.30%)		André Lavigne 70 (1.81%)			Julie-Pascale Provost
Fort-Rolland	10,074	Borough councillor	51.56%			Michèle Flannery 3,268 (64.75%)		Simon Masella 1,779 (35.25%)									Michèle Flannery
J.-Émery-Provost	9,743	Borough councillor	31.74%			Younes Boukala 1,709 (57.50%)		Kymberley Simonyik 1,263 (42.50%)									Younes Boukala

LaSalle

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	LaSalle Team	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal
-	51,813	Borough mayor	30.87%		Jean-François Lefebvre 3,127 (20.08%)		Steven Laperrière 3,163 (20.31%)			Nancy Blanchet 7,508 (48.21%)		Theodros Wolde 1,274 (8.18%)		Francisco Moreno 502 (3.22%)			Manon Barbe
Cecil-P.-Newman	25,331	City councillor	27.41%		Anila Erindi 1,419 (21.19%)		Monique Vallée 1,694 (25.29%)			Laura Palestini 2,672 (39.89%)		Elijah Olise 725 (10.82%)		Eric Tremblay 188 (2.81%)			Lise Zarac
		Borough councillor I	27.39%		Anh Dao 1,460 (21.98%)		Catherine Bourgoin 1,807 (27.20%)			Michel Noël 2,501 (37.65%)		Joe Blanco 875 (13.17%)					Serge Declos
		Borough councillor II	27.35%		Pierre Marc Ngamaleu 1,472 (22.31%)		Michael Peter Morin 1,834 (27.80%)			Josée Troilo 3,291 (49.89%)							Josée Troilo
Sault-Saint-Louis	26,482	City councillor	33.68%		Jean-François Bernier 2,260 (26.02%)		Naveed Hussain 1,684 (19.39%)			Richard Deschamps 4,460 (51.36%)				Lise Vallée 280 (3.22%)			Richard Deschamps
		Borough councillor I	34.20%		Salah-Eddine Dahel 2,238 (25.42%)		Anthony Perrotti 1,926 (21.88%)			Daniela Romano 4,459 (50.65%)				Ihor Kravchuk 180 (2.04%)			Laura Palestini
		Borough councillor II	34.21%		Ben Chung 2,163 (24.60%)		Juan Mendez 1,858 (21.14%)			Benoit Auger 4,770 (54.26%)							Nancy Blanchet

Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Independent
-	96,141	Borough mayor	41.55%			Pierre Lessard-Blais 20,022 (51.24%)		Karine Boivin Roy 15,774 (40.37%)		Patricia Tulasne 2,404 (6.15%)		Robert Sévigny 874 (2.24%)					Pierre Lessard-Blais
Hochelaga	23,374	City councillor	39.75%			Éric Alan Caldwell 5,973 (65.70%)		Réal Ménard 2,467 (27.14%)		Jean-Philippe Martin Candidacy withdrawn				Ariane Beaudin 651 (7.16%)			Éric Alan Caldwell
Louis-Riel	21,482	City councillor	44.54%		Julie Lamontagne 4,095 (44.00%)			Alba Zuniga Ramos 4,698 (50.48%)		Philippe Corbeil 513 (5.51%)							Karine Boivin Roy
Maisonneuve–Longue-Pointe	24,649	City councillor	39.54%			Alia Hassan-Cournol 5,490 (57.95%)		Emilia Tamko 3,356 (35.42%)		Sylvain Medzalabenleth Candidacy withdrawn		Murielle Albert 628 (6.63%)					Laurence Lavigne Lalonde
Tétreaultville	26,636	City councillor	42.63%		Suzie Miron 5,098 (46.06%)			Julien Hénault-Ratelle 5,153 (46.56%)		Priscille Dossouvi 421 (3.80%)		Jean-Pierre Dakouo 396 (3.58%)					Suzie Miron

Montréal-Nord

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal
-	51,140	Borough mayor	33.53%		Will Prosper 4,851 (29.29%)			Christine Black 10,638 (64.24%)		Carl-Henry Jean-François 735 (4.44%)		Vito Salvaggio 337 (2.03%)			Christine Black
Marie-Clarac	27,280	City councillor	34.11%		Mathieu Léonard 3,452 (38.95%)			Abdelhaq Sari 5,411 (61.05%)							Abdelhaq Sari
		Borough councillor	34.11%		Ana E Mejia 2,892 (32.50%)			Jean Marc Poirier 5,478 (61.56%)		Fabrice Horace 528 (5.93%)					Jean Marc Poirier
Ovide-Clermont	23,860	City councillor	32.93%		Fatima Gabriela Salazar Gomez 2,423 (32.38%)			Chantal Rossi Co-candidate^[69] for Denis Coderre 5,060 (67.62%)							Chantal Rossi
		Borough councillor	32.94%		D-yana Bommier 2,384 (32.36%)			Philippe Thermidor 4,461 (60.56%)		Daphney Celestin 521 (7.07%)					Renée-Chantal Belinga

Outremont

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Parti Outremont	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal
-	15,328	Borough mayor	55.98%		Philipe Tomlinson 4,120 (49.81%)			Laurent Desbois 4,151 (50.19%)				Marc-Antoine Desjardins Candidacy withdrawn			Philipe Tomlinson
Claude-Ryan	4,106	Borough councillor	53.46%			Mindy Pollak 1,461 (81.53%)		Dan Kraft Candidacy withdrawn				Joshua Rosenbaum 331 (18.47%)			Mindy Pollak
Jeanne-Sauvé	3,729	Borough councillor	55.22%		Fanny Magini 709 (34.77%)			Caroline Braun 844 (41.39%)		Simon Latraverse 486 (23.84%)					Fanny Magini
Joseph-Beaubien	4,084	Borough councillor	60.55%			Valérie Patreau 1,053 (43.00%)		Philippe Guertin 579 (23.64%)		Céline Forget 817 (33.36%)					Valérie Patreau
Robert-Bourassa	3,409	Borough councillor	53.83%		Jill Lance 701 (38.47%)			Marie Potvin 771 (42.32%)		Jean-Marc Corbeil 350 (19.21%)		Katchik Ebruchumian Candidacy withdrawn			Jean-Marc Corbeil

Pierrefonds-Roxboro

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal
-	47,706	Borough mayor	30.50%		Patricio Cruz-Gutierrez 3,631 (25.43%)			Dimitrios (Jim) Beis 8,650 (60.57%)		Nadeem Sohail 1,999 (14.00%)			Dimitrios Jim Beis
Bois-de-Liesse	24,854	City councillor	31.02%		Mokhtar Liamini 2,241 (29.96%)			Benoit Langevin 3,901 (52.15%)		Nic Paterson 1,338 (17.89%)			Benoit Langevin
		Borough councillor	31.08%		Matthieu Bélanger 2,331 (31.04%)			Louise Leroux 3,781 (50.35%)		Ahmed Malik 1,397 (18.60%)			Louise Leroux
Cap-Saint-Jacques	22,852	City councillor	29.97%		Irina Cazac 2,089 (31.07%)			Catherine Clément-Talbot 3,316 (49.32%)		Marilyn Lanni 1,319 (19.62%)			Catherine Clément-Talbot
		Borough councillor	29.97%		Mirian Perez 2,352 (35.05%)			Chahi (Sharkie) Tarakjian 3,067 (45.71%)		Nayab Tariq 1,291 (19.24%)			Yves Gignac

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Independent
-	62,495	Borough mayor	44.70%			Luc Rabouin 20,440 (74.63%)		Shant Karabajak 4,924 (17.98%)		Daniel Vazquez 2,025 (7.39%)							Luc Rabouin
De Lorimier	21,808	City councillor	48.83%			Marianne Giguère 6,890 (65.72%)		Olivia Kowalski 1,616 (15.41%)						Juliette Côté-Turcotte 1,978 (18.87%)			Marianne Giguère
		Borough councillor	48.52%			Laurence Parent 8,400 (81.27%)		Hugo Vallée 1,936 (18.73%)									Josefina Blanco
Jeanne-Mance	20,130	City councillor	39.48%			Alex Norris 5,390 (69.17%)		Martin Oré 1,698 (21.79%)		John Tessier 599 (7.69%)		Bougadari Sanogo 105 (1.35%)					Alex Norris
		Borough councillor	39.85%			Maeva Vilain 5,394 (68.53%)		Jean-Pierre Szaraz 1,758 (22.34%)		Rebecca Lessard 719 (9.13%)							Maeva Vilain
Mile-End	20,557	City councillor	45.81%			Marie Plourde 6,926 (75.16%)		Mélissa Bernier-Emond 1,534 (16.65%)		Alexandre Zaezjev 755 (8.19%)							Richard Ryan
		Borough councillor	45.56%			Marie Sterlin 6,818 (74.30%)		Benoit Rouleau 1,517 (16.53%)		Maggie Bolduc 841 (9.17%)							Marie Plourde

Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal
-	79,658	Borough mayor	38.86%			Caroline Bourgeois 14,259 (47.59%)		Lyne Laperrière 14,124 (47.14%)		Charles Sounan 1,578 (5.27%)					Caroline Bourgeois
La Pointe-aux-Prairies	26,644	City councillor	38.35%			Lisa Christensen 4,695 (47.37%)		Vincent Girard 4,682 (47.24%)		Paulo Saade 535 (5.40%)					Richard Guay
		Borough councillor	38.05%			Daphney Colin 4,749 (48.18%)		Patrick Laliberté 4,612 (46.79%)				Louis Chandonnet 495 (5.02%)			Lisa Christensen
Pointe-aux-Trembles	25,987	City councillor	40.51%			Virginie Journeau 5,748 (56.56%)		Glenda Morris 4,414 (43.44%)							Suzanne Décarie
		Borough councillor	40.50%			Marie-Claude Baril 5,731 (56.48%)		Daniel McSween 4,416 (43.52%)							Gilles Déziel
Rivière-des-Prairies	27,027	City councillor	37.68%		Henri-Robert Durandisse 2,833 (28.95%)			Giovanni Rapanà 6,253 (63.89%)				Marie-Carmel Michel 701 (7.16%)			Giovanni Rapanà
		Borough councillor	37.68%		Joseph Paglia 3,264 (33.73%)			Nathalie Pierre-Antoine 6,414 (66.27%)							Nathalie Pierre-Antoine

Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal
-	96,544	Borough mayor	47.94%			François Limoges 31,620 (70.07%)		Gilles Grondin 13,507 (29.93%)							François William Croteau
Étienne-Desmarteau	22,309	City councillor	51.66%			Ericka Alneus 8,175 (72.23%)		Émilia Diamadopoulou 2,605 (23.02%)		Manel Dhaher 275 (2.43%)		Karine Cusson Co-candidate for Gilbert Thibodeau 263 (2.32%)			Stéphanie Watt
Marie-Victorin	22,370	City councillor	44.03%			Jocelyn Pauzé 5,318 (55.70%)		Vianney Godbout 4,230 (44.30%)		Marc-André Bahl Candidacy withdrawn					Jocelyn Pauzé
Saint-Édouard	24,466	City councillor	48.66%			Josefina Blanco 8,778 (75.17%)		Sallim Dahman 2,155 (18.45%)		Robert Constantin 745 (6.38%)					François Limoges
Vieux-Rosemont	27,399	City councillor	47.34%			Dominique Ollivier 8,927 (70.70%)		Roxane Mercier 3,700 (29.30%)							Christine Gosselin

Saint-Laurent

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Independent
-	60,381	Borough mayor	28.97%		Blaise Guillotte 3,652 (21.41%)			Alan DeSousa 11,929 (69.93%)		Nassif Zakaria 1,250 (7.33%)		Philippe Tessier 228 (1.34%)			Alan DeSousa
Côte-de-Liesse	33,431	City councillor	29.65%		Tania Goitiandia Moore 2,911 (30.31%)			Vana Nazarian 5,679 (59.13%)		Shana Meo 1,014 (10.56%)					Francesco Miele
		Borough councillor	29.69%		Valérie Maisonneuve 2,991 (31.35%)			Jacques Cohen 6,551 (68.65%)							Jacques Cohen
Norman-McLaren	26,950	City councillor	27.80%		Mohammad-Afaaq Mansoor 2,517 (35.34%)			Aref Salem 4,606 (64.66%)							Aref Salem
		Borough councillor	27.86%		Dominik Tremblay-Perron 2,721 (38.26%)			Annie Gagnier 4,390 (61.74%)							Michèle D. Biron

Saint-Léonard

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Independent
-	49,574	Borough mayor	32.68%		Nerlande Gaetan 2,759 (17.71%)			Michel Bissonnet 10,016 (64.30%)		Lili-Anne Tremblay 2,802 (17.99%)					Michel Bissonnet
Saint-Léonard-Est	21,180	City councillor	34.10%		Nathan Dratler 1,173 (16.88%)			Angela Gentile 4,372 (62.90%)		Paulina Ayala 832 (11.97%)		Dallal Boukhari 574 (8.26%)		Vacant
		Borough councillor	34.09%		Leila Benkhaled 1,617 (23.80%)			Arij El Korbi 3,312 (48.76%)		Giovanni Valvano 1,864 (27.44%)					Lili-Anne Tremblay
Saint-Léonard-Ouest	28,394	City councillor	31.64%		Andres Larrea 1,703 (19.78%)			Dominic Perri 4,954 (57.55%)		Franco Conciatori 1,951 (22.66%)					Dominic Perri
		Borough councillor	31.64%		Dante Ventulieri 1,713 (19.92%)			Suzanne De Larochellière 3,933 (45.74%)		Djamel Lahlou 1,157 (13.46%)		Mario Battista 1,795 (20.88%)			Mario Battista

Le Sud-Ouest

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Independent
-	55,705	Borough mayor	35.08%			Benoit Dorais 10,953 (57.45%)		Francine Verrier 5,696 (29.88%)		Keeton Clarke 2,416 (12.67%)							Benoit Dorais
Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles–Griffintown	31,896	City councillor	34.74%			Craig Sauvé 5,694 (52.82%)		Heidi Hollinger 3,401 (31.55%)		Stephanie Henry-King 1,685 (15.63%)							Craig Sauvé
		Borough councillor	34.57%			Tan Shan Li 5,520 (50.88%)		Romean Alam 3,040 (28.02%)		Nafija Rahman 1,268 (11.69%)				Patrick de Gruyter 1,020 (9.40%)			Sophie Thiébaut
Saint-Paul–Émard–Saint-Henri-Ouest	23,809	City councillor	35.41%			Alain Vaillancourt 4,742 (57.61%)		Michel Martel 2,451 (29.78%)		Sam Donald 796 (9.67%)		Mario Giguère 242 (2.94%)					Anne-Marie Sigouin
		Borough councillor	35.37%			Anne-Marie Sigouin 4,803 (58.68%)		Guillaume Rudloff 2,504 (30.59%)		Tara-Starr McConnell 878 (10.73%)							Alain Vaillancourt

Verdun

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width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Independent
-	48,147	Borough mayor	42.75%			Marie-Andrée Mauger 13,069 (64.81%)		Antoine Richard 5,646 (28.00%)		Jayoti Nanda 1,451 (7.20%)					Jean-François Parenteau
Champlain– L'Île-des-Sœurs	27,001	City councillor	43.09%			Véronique Tremblay 6,476 (56.71%)		Nadine Gelly 3,640 (31.87%)		Eric McCarty 697 (6.10%)		Alain Bossé 607 (5.32%)			Marie-Josée Parent
		Borough councillor I	43.01%			Céline-Audrey Beauregard 6,884 (61.19%)		Jean Airoldi 4,367 (38.81%)							Pierre L'Heureux
		Borough councillor II	42.57%			Enrique Machado 6,681 (60.69%)		Josée Léger 4,328 (39.31%)		Jean-Pierre Boivin Candidacy withdrawn					Véronique Tremblay
Desmarchais-Crawford	21,146	City councillor	42.42%			Sterling Downey 6,024 (68.43%)		Éric (Balou) Chartrand 2,160 (24.54%)		Nathe Perrone 619 (7.03%)					Sterling Downey
		Borough councillor I	42.36%			Benoit Gratton 5,457 (62.27%)		Natacha Louis 2,257 (25.75%)				Rosalie Bélanger-Rioux 1,050 (11.98%)			Luc Gagnon
		Borough councillor II	42.42%			Kaïla A. Munro 5,634 (64.08%)		Lili-Anne Bergeron 2,434 (27.68%)		Jonathan Reinglas 724 (8.23%)					Marie-Andrée Mauger

Ville-Marie

width=10% rowspan=2	Electoral District	width=6% rowspan=2	Eligible voters	width=8% rowspan=2	Position	width=4% rowspan=2	Turnout	Candidates								width=11% colspan=2 rowspan=2	Incumbent
width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Action Montréal
Peter-McGill	19,004	City councillor	26.75%		Daniel Tran 1,816 (36.39%)			Serge Sasseville 1,982 (39.71%)		Idil Issa Co-candidate for Balarama Holness 1,151 (23.06%)		Zbigniew Mandryk 42 (0.84%)			Cathy Wong
Saint-Jacques	21,511	City councillor	35.78%			Robert Beaudry 4,500 (59.45%)		Malika Dehraoui 2,419 (31.96%)		Shane Thompson 651 (8.60%)					Robert Beaudry
Sainte-Marie	17,303	City councillor	39.61%			Sophie Mauzerolle Co-candidate for Valérie Plante 4,482 (66.62%)		Daniel Vaudrin 1,793 (26.65%)		Samuel Miriello 337 (5.01%)		Jean-Christophe Trottier 116 (1.72%)			Sophie Mauzerolle

Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension

width=10% rowspan=2	Electoral District	width=6% rowspan=2	Eligible voters	width=8% rowspan=2	Position	width=4% rowspan=2	Turnout	Candidates										width=11% colspan=2 rowspan=2	Incumbent
width=11% colspan=2	Projet Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Ensemble Montréal	width=11% colspan=2 style="background: #FF7F50;"	Quartiers Montréal^[70]	width=11% colspan=2	Mouvement Montréal	width=11% colspan=2	Other
-	84,548	Borough mayor	36.97%			Laurence Lavigne Lalonde 16,210 (53.29%)		Guillaume Lavoie 9,796 (32.20%)		Giuliana Fumagalli 2,336 (7.68%)		Julien Kakpovi 1,657 (5.45%)		Clément Sauriol (Action Montréal) 422 (1.39%)		Giuliana Fumagalli
François-Perrault	21,441	City councillor	36.07%			Sylvain Ouellet 4,334 (57.47%)		Mike Parente 2,428 (32.24%)		Chahrazed Zadi 338 (4.49%)		Nawal Bekhechi 432 (5.74%)					Sylvain Ouellet
Parc-Extension	19,125	City councillor	35.61%		Geneviève Morency 2,502 (37.49%)			Mary Deros 2,885 (43.23%)		Leonora King 601 (9.01%)		Mohammad Yousuf 571 (8.56%)		Luc Lupien (Ind.) 115 (1.72%)			Mary Deros
Saint-Michel	20,803	City councillor	24.28%		Yong-Fat Chau 1,378 (28.33%)			Josué Corvil 2,614 (53.74%)		Wendy Olivier 302 (6.21%)		Cynthia Nkamicaniye 282 (5.80%)		Daniel Bouffard (Action Montréal) 288 (5.92%)			Josué Corvil
Villeray	23,179	City councillor	50.33%			Martine Musau Muele 7,876 (68.70%)		Mourad Romdhane 2,500 (21.81%)		Mariem Mathlouthi 677 (5.90%)		Anastasia Pomares 412 (3.59%)					Rosannie Filato

By-elections

Mayor of Île-Bizard-Sainte-Geneviève

A by-election was held on December 17, 2023:^[71]

Notes and References

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48. News: Scott . Marian . Projet Montréal's Cathy Wong won't run in November election . 2 June 2021 . Montreal Gazette . June 2, 2021 . en-ca.
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63. News: Scott. Marian. Ensemble Montréal chooses Aref Salem as interim leader. 22 November 2021. Montreal Gazette. 16 November 2021.
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67. Craig Sauvé, incumbent Projet Montréal candidate for city councillor in Saint-Henri-Est–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles–Griffintown, announced on November 4 that he would withdraw from the Projet Montréal team and if elected would sit as an independent. However, he remained listed as a Projet Montréal candidate on the ballot.
68. Web site: Montgomery's chief of staff will run for council seat with her party. 2021-05-10. montrealgazette. en-CA.
69. "A person may only run for one position, either mayor of the city, borough mayor, city councillor, or borough councillor. However, a person running for mayor of the city for an authorized party may also run, together with a second person called a 'co-candidate' (colistier), for city councillor. This does not include the position of borough mayor. If the candidate for mayor is elected and also obtains the largest number of votes for the position of city councillor, he or she becomes mayor of the city and the co-candidate becomes city councillor. If he or she is defeated for city but obtains the largest number of votes for city councillor, he or she becomes city councillor for the district or (in the case of Anjou and Lachine only) the borough instead of the co-candidate, unless he or she refuses the position in writing within 30 days after his or her election as city councillor is announced." - Élection Montréal. https://elections.montreal.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/doc_manuel-candidature_20210913.pdf Manuel de candidature. 2021. p. 11.
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