Liberals sweep five West Island-area ridings in Québec election

Update — October 6, 2026: This article has been revised with complete preliminary results and the winning candidates. Results remain subject to the official vote census.

Quebec Liberal candidates won all five West Island-area ridings tracked in this guide, according to complete preliminary results from Élections Québec.

Gregory Kelley received 22,456 votes, or 73.21 per cent, in Jacques-Cartier. Enrico Ciccone won Marquette with 14,498 votes (55.29 per cent), Monsef Derraji took Nelligan with 21,690 (63.25 per cent), and Brigitte Garceau won Robert-Baldwin with 19,984 (65.05 per cent).

In Vaudreuil, James Hughes received 18,783 votes, or 46.75 per cent. Parti Québécois candidate Meili Faille placed second with 7,980 votes (19.86 per cent).

Turnout across the five ridings ranged from 56.27 per cent in Robert-Baldwin to 65.05 per cent in Vaudreuil. All reported polling stations were included in the data.

Provincewide, the Élections Québec results file showed the Parti Québécois leading with 59 seats, followed by the Liberals with 40, the Conservative Party of Québec with 19 and Québec solidaire with nine. Coalition avenir Québec won none. Élections Québec says election-night results remain preliminary until the official vote census.

The data were checked October 6, 2026, after all 20,704 polling stations had reported. See West Island Blog’s provincewide results brief for vote shares and turnout.

Illustrative photo: Akshay Chauhan / Unsplash License. The image shows an unoccupied microphone and was not taken at a Québec campaign event. Cropped and resized.