Template:1993 Canadian federal election/qc-lo

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	BQ		Liberal		PC		NDP		Other
Abitibi		Bernard Deshaies 18,876		Lucie Blais 6,666		Guy St-Julien 14,651		Louise Cloutier 951				Guy St-Julien
Argenteuil—Papineau		Maurice Dumas 21,202		Jacques Desforges 14,234		Lise Bourgault 10,959		Jean G. Drapeau 888				Lise Bourgault
Blainville—Deux-Montagnes		Paul Mercier 47,931		Pierre Brien 18,830		Monique Landry 11,823		Jean-Paul Rioux 853		Linda Légaré-St-Cyr (NL) 1,009 Richard Kirkman Kendall (Libert) 498 Gisèle Ray (PfC) 115		Monique Landry
Gatineau—La Lièvre		Jules Fournier 25,006		Mark Assad 39,274		Jérôme P. Falardeau 4,464		Elizabeth Holden 1,096		Danièle Bélair (NL) 736 Nicole Leblanc (M-L) 200		Mark Assad
Hull—Aylmer		Gilles Rocheleau 14,293		Marcel Massé 27,988		Pierre Chénier 3,244		Francine Bourque 1,346		George Halpern (Green) 466 Robert Mayer (NL) 401 Françoise Roy (M-L) 163 Linda Dubois (Abol) 63		Gilles Rocheleau [1]
Laurentides		Monique Guay 28,649		Michelle Tisseyre 18,716		Jacques Vien 7,059		Patricia Houle 815		Gilles Gervais (PfC) 484		Jacques Vien
Pontiac—Gatineau—Labelle		Claude Radermaker 14,554		Robert Bertrand 17,377		Barry Moore 9,593		Nicole Des Roches 692		Brian Corriveau (Nat) 755 Glen Emmett Patrick Kealey (Ind) 402		Barry Moore
Témiscamingue		Pierre Brien 22,555		Gilles Héroux 9,246		Gabriel Desjardins 7,806				Grégoire Deguire (Nat) 530 Célyne Ayotte (Abol) 300		Gabriel Desjardins
Terrebonne		Benoît Sauvageau 56,235		Claire Brouillet 14,623		Jean-Marc Robitaille 9,496		Renée-Claude Lorimier 873		Christian Chouery (PfC) 445		Jean-Marc Robitaille

2. ^ Gilles Rocheleau was elected as a Liberal in 1988 election but left the Liberal caucus in 1990 to seat as an independent MP and joined the Bloc Québécois caucus later in 1990.