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QCSWINGQuebec
La Pointe-de-l'Île
M
Mario Beaulieu
Bloc Québécois
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A federal riding is one of 343 geographic electoral districts in Canada. Each elects one Member of Parliament to the House of Commons.
Projected vote share — current polls
Bloc Québécois43%±6%·71% win
Liberal39%±6%·29% win
NDP6%±6%·<1% win
Conservative6%±6%·<1% win
Green4%±4%·<1% win
People's2%±2%·<1% win
Bar = est. vote share (shading = p10–p90 range) · 2,000 simulations
Riding snapshot
Transit commuters
23.8%
#32 of 343top 10%
Median income
$46,600
Renters
51.0%
Under 35
16.0%
Top industry
Public sector · 30.7%
Area
51 km²
GE45 result
Margin
5.4%
Competitive
94.6/100
Key issues
Seniors & healthcare25.5% aged 65+
Demographics · 2021 Census
Key Stats
#269
Median income
$46,600
bottom 25%#319
Avg 2BR rent
$969/mo
bottom 10%2021 census variation scaled to CMHC Fall 2025
#T232
Unemployment
8.7%
#214
Shelter stressed
17.3%
#42
Renters
51.0%
top 25%Age distribution
Under 35
16.0%#140
35–64
58.4%
65+
25.5%#T224
Housing tenure
Renters
51.0%#42
Owners
49.0%
Education attainment (ages 25–64)
No diploma
14.1%#T63
High school
19.3%#236
College/trades
42.1%#T62
Bachelor's
15.7%#221
Postgrad
8.8%#184
People & Economy
#40
French knowledge
97.6%
top 25%#160
Immigrants
19.4%
#170
Recent arrivals
2.9%
Immigrants arrived 2016–21
#T141
Visible minority
24.9%
#T247
Indigenous
1.5%
#T71
Govt. transfers
16.6%
top 25%#323
Self-employed
8.6%
bottom 10%Industry of employment
Public sector30.7%
Trades & transport16.5%
Finance & prof12.4%
Manufacturing9.0%
Resources0.3%
Infrastructure & environment
Flood riskⓘMean NRCan flood susceptibility index score for the riding (scale 0–100). Categories: Low < 20 · Moderate 20–35 · High 35–50 · Very High 50+.
HighIndex: 47.8 / 100
Federal Spending
Avg federal spending
$0.6M/yr
Avg CCBF allocation
$3.1M/yr
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