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Henri-Georges Grenier - Definition and Overview

Henri-Georges Grenier was a perennial candidate who ran unsuccessfully in thirteen federal elections and by-elections between 1945 and 1980 in Quebec, Canada. Mr. Grenier, who listed his occupation variously as clerk, real estate broker, and economic researcher, ran as an independent candidate and at different times, under at least four different banners:

  • Capital familial
  • Droit vital personnel
  • Espirit Social
  • Parti humain familial
H.-G. Grenier's Election Results
Date of election Party or label Riding # of votes % of popular vote
11 June 1945 election Independent Three Rivers 423 2.0%
27 June 1949 election Independent Trois-Rivières 432 1.7%
10 June 1957 election Capital familial Trois-Rivières 237 0.8%
31 March 1958 election Capital familial Trois-Rivières 986 3.3%
8 June 1962 election Capital familial Saint-Denis 393 1.6%
10 February 1964 (by-election) Parti humain familial Saint-Denis 68 0.4%
29 May 1965 (by-election) Esprit social Outremont--St.-Jean 214 1.9%
8 November 1965 election Droit vital personnel Outremont--St.-Jean 465 2.3%
19 September 1966 (by-election) unknown Nicolet--Yamaska 44 0.3%
25 June 1968 election Esprit social St.-Jacques 311 1.9%
31 May 1971 (by-election) Esprit social Trois-Rivières 422 1.6%
30 October 1972 election unknown Outremont 109 0.3%
18 February 1980 election Independent Outremont 140 0.4%
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