Lévis (provincial district)

See also: Lévis (homonymy)

The Québécois electoral constituency of Lévis is located, as its name indicates it, in the town of Lévis, in the area the Boiler-Appalachian Mountains. Its current deputy is Christian Lévesque of the democratic Action of Quebec, elected at the time of the Québécois general election of 2007.

History

The district of Lévis was created in 1853, under the mode of the Canada-Plain .

Lists of the deputies

List deputies of the district of Lévis to provincial since 1853:
  1. François-Xavier Lemieux (uncle) (1854-1861) - Member of the Canadian-French group and Reformist
  2. Joseph-Godric Strainer (1861-1875) - Conservative party
  3. Etienne-Theodore Package (1875-1883) - Liberal party
  4. François-Xavier Lemieux (nephew) (1883-1892) - Liberal party
  5. Angus Baker (1892-1897) - Conservative party
  6. François-Xavier Lemieux (nephew) (1897-1900) - Liberal party
  7. Charles Langelier (1900-1904) - Liberal party
  8. Jean-Cléophas Blouin (1904-1911) - Liberal party
  9. Alphonse Bernier (1912-1916) - Conservative party
  10. Alfred-Valère Roy (1916-1931) - Liberal party (deceased during its mandate)
  11. Arthur Bélanger (1931-1935) - Liberal party
  12. Joseph-Theophilus Larochelle (1935-1936) - the national liberal Action
  13. Joseph-Theophilus Larochelle (1936-1939) - National union
  14. Joseph-Georges Francoeur (1939-1944) - Liberal party
  15. Joseph-Theophilus Larochelle (1944-1948) - National union (resigned in 1948)
  16. Joseph-Albert Samson (1949-1952) - National union
  17. Raynold Bélanger (1952-1956) - Liberal party
  18. Joseph-Albert Samson (1956-1960) - National union
  19. Roger Roy (1960-1966) - Liberal party
  20. Jean-Marie Morin (1966-1970) - National union
  21. Joseph-Aurélien Roy (1970-1973) - Rallying creditist
  22. Vincent F. Chagnon (1973-1976) - Liberal party
  23. Jean Garon (1976-1998) - Left Québécois
  24. Linda Goupil (1998-2003) - Québécois Party
  25. Carole Théberge (2003-2007) - Liberal party
  26. Christian Lévesque (2007 -…) - democratic Action of Quebec

See too

  • Site of the National Assembly of Quebec

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