Here is a breakdown of who won mayoral races in Montreal’s demerged municipalities, the South Shore and Laval.
West Island, South Shore and Laval voters choose their mayors
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Quebecers headed to the polls on Nov. 2, 2025 to elect their municipal representatives. (Maxence Matteau/Radio-Canada)
Voters in the greater Montreal area have decided who will lead their cities for the next four years.
Here is a breakdown of who won the mayoral races in Montreal’s demerged municipalities, the South Shore and Laval.
We will be populating this article with up-to-date results, so be sure to check back in.
South Shore
Longueuil: Catherine Fournier, the mayor of Longueuil, is projected to be re-elected. CBC News projected her win less than 10 minutes after polls closed. She secured more than 90 per cent of the early vote. Her competitor, Sacha Parisella, had announced his intention to run against her less than a month ago.
Brossard: Incumbent Mayor Doreen Assaad is projected to be re-elected.
Laval
Stéphane Boyer, Laval’s current mayor, is projected to be re-elected.
West Island
Dorval: As of 10:30 p.m., incumbent Marc Doret has 2,131 votes to Umberto Macri’s 1,972 votes, with 45 of 67 polls reporting.
Pointe-Claire: John Belvedere holds a narrow lead over incumbent Tim Thomas and Brent Cowan, with 34 of 72 polls reporting.
Beaconsfield: Martin St-Jean leads Gregory Orleski and Frank Merhar, acquiring more than 45 per cent of the counted votes, with 53 of 64 polls reporting.
Demerged municipalities
Town of Mount Royal: Incumbent Peter Malouf is projected to be re-elected, according to CBC News.
Côte-Saint-Luc: Incumbent Mitchell Brownstein leads David Tordjman by 200 votes, with 42 of 87 polls reporting.
Hampstead: Jeremy Levi holds a narrow lead over Jack Edery and William Steinberg, with just one of 15 polls reporting.
Some Montreal-area municipalities have mayors that were elected by acclamation, like Kirkland, DDO and Boucherville.
