Quebec general election, 1976
- Quebec general election, 1976
Michel Le Moignan|
Mario Gagnon||||
Léonard Lévesque|
Jean-Marie Pelletier|
Raynald Pelletier|
Claude Dionne||||
Léopold Marquis|
Bona Arsenault|
Gérard Bélanger|
Gérard Gagnon||||
Jules Boucher|
Paul Lafrance|
Réal Grondin|
Gérard Roy||||
Hubert Desbiens|
Ghislain Harvey|
Julien Gauvin|
Antonio Brisson||||
Claude Vaillancourt|
Gérald Harvey|
Roselda Duguay Brassard|
Serge Racine||||
Robert Lamontagne|
Antonio Genest|
Émilien Fradet||||
Denis de Belleval|
André Harvey|
Henriot Gingras|
Sandor Tarçali|
Carmen Payne Lafleur||
Louis O'Neill|
Bernard Lachapelle|
Madeleine Parent Barrette|
Mathieu Tremblay||||
Raymond Gravel|
Fernand Houde|
Maurice Trottier|
J.-Noël Gravel|
Louisette Ouzilleau Dulac|
Julien Bilodeau (PCQ)
Manon Demers (No designation)
Clément Richard|
Marcel Bédard|
Denise Deslauriers|
L.-P.-Antoine Bélanger||||
Richard Guay|
Irénée Bonnier|
Marcel Drouin|
Simon Brouard|
Jean-Marc Lemoine|
Lorraine Morin (PTQ)
Marcel Gagnon|
Normand Toupin|
Gilles Gauthier|
Robert Fournier||||
Yves Duhaime|
Marcel Bérard|
Robert Leclerc|
Roger Bélisle|
Pierre-Paul Prud'homme||
Jacques Baril|
Denis St-Pierre|
Constant Roy|
Rosaire Rainville|||||
vacant
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bgcolor=whitesmoke|Beauce-Nord
Fabien Roy||
Michel Clair|
Paul Delisle|
Roger Blais|
André Bergeron|
Armand Joyal||
Jean Garon|
Vincent-F. Chagnon|
Cyrille Dubé|
Gilles Campagna||||
Julien Giasson|
André Rousseau|
Clermont Avoine||||
Armand Russell|
Normand Chouinard|
Jean-Gilles Chagnon|
Foster Wightman (Ind)
Maurice Juteau (Ind)
Fernand Grenier|
Robert Leroux||||
Yvon Brochu|
Serge Lepage||||
Gérard Gosselin|
Jean-Paul Pépin|
Guy Bureau|
Rosario Lehoux|||
Jacques Boutin (Ind)
Robert Tremblay (No designation)
Denis Lazure|
Guy St-Pierre|
Camille Barré|
Jerry Béland||||
Claude Dubois|
Claude Grégoire||||
Pierre Marois|
Jean-Jacques Lemieux|
Marcel L'Ecuyer|
Wilbrod Trépanier|||
Richard Lépine (PTQ)
Maurice Martel|
Jean Cournoyer|
Camille Vertefeuille|
Guy Guilbault||||
Jérôme Proulx|
Jacques Veilleux|
Jean-Pierre Paquin|
Lucille-H. Pérusse||||
René Lévesque|
Fernand Blanchard|
John E. de Souza|
Henri Bourassa|||
Jacques Beaudoin (NPD-RMS)
Jean-Pierre Charbonneau|
Marcel Ostiguy|
Jean Costello|
Gilberte Desruisseaux Labbé||||
Lise Payette|
Alfred Bossé|
Luigi Grasso|
Guy Lévesque|
Raymond Beaudoin|
Lorraine de Repentigny Vaillancourt (NPD-RMS)
Noël St-Germain|
Donavan James Carter|
Huguette Zakrzewski Bergeron|||
Graham Weeks (AD)
Marcel Léger
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bgcolor=whitesmoke|Laurier|
John Kambites
Robert Burns|
Gilles Houle|
Arthur Goyette|
Michel Parret|
Jean-Guy Forget|
Louis Cauchy (NPD-RMS)
Samuel Walsh (PCQ)
Jeannine Warren (PTQ)
André Frappier (No designation)
Gérald Godin|
Robert Bourassa|
Giuseppe Anzini|
Robert Roy|||
Henri-François Gautrin (NPD-RMS)
Guy Desautels (PCQ)
Gaston Morin (PTQ)
Louise Ouimet (No designation)
Bryce MacKasey|
Francis Donaldson|
Auguste Gagné|
Carl O'Malley|
Robert Keaton (AD)
John Raudsepp (Ind)
Cyril Durocher (NPD-RMS)
William Shaw|
Gérard-Philippe Allaire|
Renaud Binette|
Jeannette Tremblay Burley (Ind)
Reginald Edwards (AD)
Gilbert Paquette|
Gilles Bellemare|
Suzanne Charbonneau Touchette|
Octave Grosariu|
Lorenzo Marullo|
Luc Bégin (NPD-RMS)
René Boulanger (PTQ)
Claude Charron|
Micheline Lachapelle Brisebois|
Jacques Poirier|
Gaston Pleau|||
Michel Bourdouxhe (NPD-RMS)
Gérard Lachance (PTQ)
Hervé Fuyet (PCQ)
Guy Bisaillon|
Jean-Claude Malépart|
André Roy|
Roger Hébert|||
André Rousseau (PTQ)
René Denis (NPD-RMS)
Lucien Caron|
Mark A. Wainberg|
Joseph alias Rivard Delarosbil|||
Seymour Small (AD)
Robin Gagnon (PTQ)
George Springate |
Harold Fairhead|
Gaétan Pelletier|
Berthe Guertin Ouellet|
Nick Auf der Maur (AD)
Jean-Noël Lavoie|
Charles Chaput|
Jean-Rock Gauthier|
Saad Marcos Bishara||
Pierre de Bellefeuille|
Jean-Paul L'Allier|
Normand Robidoux|
Fernand Houle|
François-de-Salles Robert||
Jacques Parizeau|
Roland Comtois|
Michel Duval|
Louis Comtois|
Henri Kélada||
Jean-Guy Cardinal|
Bernard Parent|
Oscar Gonthier|
Albert Pouliot||||
Zoël Saindon|
Alphonse Bélec|
Claude Guay||||
Joceline Villeneuve Ouellette|
Oswald Parent|
Dan Brunet|
Yvon Larocque||||
Jean-Guy Larivière|
Jean-Rock Bernard|
Emmanuel Pétrin|||
Richard Bowie (Ind)
François Gendron|
Jean-Hugues Boutin|
Kenneth Kenny|
Roger Bureau||||
Camil Samsonee also
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List of Quebec premiers
*Politics of Quebec
*Timeline of Quebec history
* List of Quebec political parties
*31st National Assembly of Quebec External links
* [http://archives.cbc.ca/IDC-1-73-651-3574/politics_economy/quebec_elections/clip6 CBC TV video clip]
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