Gatineau byelection sees 33.06% voter turnout 

Sophie Demers

A total of 67,118 residents out of 203,032 registered voters took to the polls Sunday, June 9 in Gatineau’s byelection. This 33.06% voter turnout is close to the previous 2022 municipal election turnout which totaled at 35.11%. There were a total of 379 rejected ballots. 

Mayoral election vote breakdown: 

• Maude Marquis-Bissonnette, Action Gatineau:  27,833 votes (41.70 %) ELECTED 
• Yves Ducharme, Independent: 20,600 votes (30.87%)
• Olive Kamanyana, Independent:  7,253 votes (10.87%)
• Daniel Feeny, Independent: 6,539 votes (9.80%)
• Stéphane Bisson, Independent: 3,580 votes (5.36%)
• Rémi Bergeron, Independent: 499 votes (0.75%)
• Mathieu Saint-Jean, Independent: 485 (0.65%)

Voters also voted in a new municipal councillor for the Carrefour-de-l'Hôpital district after Olive Kamanyana stepped down to run in the Mayoral race. Of the 9,305 registered voters in the district, 3,774 citizens voted. This equates to a 40.56% voter turnout. There were 144 rejected ballots. 

• Catherine Craig-St-Louis, Action Gatineau: 1,516 votes (41.76%) ELECTED 
• Marie-Pier Lacroix, Independent: 1,168 votes (32.18%)
• Kethlande Pierre, Independent: 946 votes (26.06%)