Voting
Election day is Monday October 1, from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
For more information about how and when to vote, including information about advanced polling, click here.
You must be registered on the list of electors in order to vote.
Check your entry here.
What to bring on voting day
To vote, you must have one of the following pieces of identification in hand
- Québec driver’s licence
- Québec health insurance card
- Canadian passport
- Certificate of Indian Status
- Canadian Armed Forces identity card
Shortly before election day, you will receive a reminder card with information about voting in your district. Bring your reminder card on voting day and show it to the election officers to help them direct you.
Where to vote
Find more information about where to vote here, at the beginning of election period.
Electoral Divisions in TQSOI Territory
Nelligan: Kirkland
Jacques Cartier: Pointe-Claire, Beaconsfield, Baie d’Urfé, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Senneville
Marquette: Dorval
The CBC’s Québec Ridings Map helps you find your electoral division and provides a political history of your riding.
Your Candidates
Confirmed candidates
Marquette
Olivia Boye, Conservative Party of Québec
Marc Hétu, Coalition avenir Québec – L’équipe François Legault
Enrico Ciccone, Quebec Liberal Party
Anick Perrault, Québec solidaire
Kimberly Salt, Green Party of Québec
Roger Déry, Independent
Patrick Desjardins, Citoyens au pouvoir du Québec
John Symon, Nouveau Parti démocratique du Québec
Carole Vincent, Parti québécois
Nelligan
Guiseppe Cammarrota, Green Party of Québec
Monsef Derraji, Quebec Liberal Party
Chantal Legendre, Parti québécois
Mathew Levitsky-Kaminski, Conservative Party of Québec
Leslie Eric Murphy, Nouveau Parti démocratique de Québec
Angela Rapoport, Coalition avenir Québec – L’équipe François Legault
Simon Tremblay-Pepin, Québec solidaire
Jacques-Cartier
Karen Hilchey, Coalition avenir Québec – L’équipe François Legault
Gregory Kelley, Québec Liberal Party
France Séguin, Nouveau Parti démocratique de Québec
Cynthia Bouchard, Citoyens au pouvoir du Québec
Martine Bourgeois, Parti québécois
Nicolas Chatel-Launay, Québec solidaire
Teodor Daiev, Independent
Louis-Charles Fortier, Conservative Party of Québec
Catherine Polson, Green Party of Québec
“If I were elected, I would…”
During the 2018 elections period we want to encourage you to think about the changes you would like to see in your area! What would you do if you were in the shoes of your local MNA?
How it works:
- Write or draw your answers on the white poster boards located in public locations throughout the southern West Island from September 20th to October 1st.
- Take a photo of your text/illustration.
- Post it to Instagram or Facebook using #IfIWereElected. At the end of the campaign we will draw from all the hashtagged entries and participants will be chosen at random to receive prizes!
Locations:
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Library
Kirkland Sports Complex
Volunteer West Island
Event: Bring your ideas to the TQSOI’s table at WIAIH’s 60th anniversary Block Party on Saturday September 29th at 111 Donegani Ave, Pointe-Claire from 12-4pm.
Don’t have access to our posters? Create your own entry by answering our question on paper and taking a photo or selfie of your creation. Don’t forget to use our hashtag!
TQSOI Priorities
Voting means expressing your opinion on issues and decisions that have an impact on your life. The TQSOI’s role is to mobilize the community to participate in democratic life and collective action. To learn more about issues affecting the West Island, take a look at the the TQSOI’s five priorities.
These priorities were identified collectively by the community and are each associated with a working committee. Looking to get involved? Take a look at the various ways you can participate!
