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Équipe Andrée Champoux pour Verdun (EAC) (English: Team Andrée Champoux for Verdun) was a municipal political party in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The party contested seats on the Verdun borough council in the 2013 Montreal municipal election.

Party leader

As its name implies, EAC was led by Andrée Champoux, who was also its candidate for borough mayor in 2013. Champoux had previously been elected as a borough councillor for Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs in the 2009 Montreal municipal election as a candidate of Union Montreal. She left the party on December 4, 2012, after its leader, Gérald Tremblay, resigned from office amid scandal.^[1]

When Verdun borough mayor Claude Trudel also resigned from office in the same period, Champoux put forward her name to become his interim successor. She was defeated by city councillor Ginette Marotte in a four-to-two vote among the remaining borough council members.^[2]

2013 election

After serving for several months as an independent, Champoux formed EAC in 2013. The party's campaign slogan in that year's municipal election was «citoyens d'abord» (English: "citizens first").^[3] During the campaign, Champoux outlined her party's approaches to subjects such as public transit on Nuns' Island and poverty reduction.^[4]

She was defeated in the mayoral contest, and none of the EAC's candidates for city council and borough council were elected.

The party was dissolved and ceased to be recognized by the Directeur général des élections du Québec on July 17, 2014.^[5]

Election results

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout							Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	OVM	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	47,677	Borough mayor	44.74%	Jean-François Parenteau 5,147 (24.81%)	Alain Tassé 2,902 (13.99%)	Mary Ann Davis 4,594 (22.14%)	André Savard 2,669 (12.86%)	Mourad Bendjennet 3,645 (17.57%)	Andrée Champoux (EAC) 1,549 (7.47%) Jency Mercier (IM) 139 (0.67%) Katherine Le Rougetel (Ind.) 102 (0.49%)	Ginette Marotte	EDC gain from Ind.
Champlain –L'Île-des-Sœurs	25,660	City councillor	45.60%	Manon Gauthier 2,972 (26.25%)	André Julien 1,612 (14.24%)	Jack L. Kugelmass 2,195 (19.39%)	Marc Touchette 833 (7.36%)	Mathieu Bélanger 2,643 (23.34%)	Jacques Gendron (EAC) 1,067 (9.42%)	Vacant	EDC gain
		Borough councillor I	45.64%	Pierre L'Heureux 3,051 (26.9%)	Paul Beaupré 1,782 (15.71%)	Dolores Durbau 2,149 (18.95%)	Charles Côté 984 (8.68%)	Jacline Leroux 2,514 (22.17%)	Carole Anctil (EAC) 752 (6.63%) Abdulilah Kassem (Ind.) 109 (0.96%)	Paul Beaupré	EDC gain from CM
		Borough councillor II	45.68%	Marie-Eve Brunet 3,051 (26.88%)	Jean-Pierre Boivin 1,886 (16.62%)	Stefana Lamasanu 2,313 (20.36%)	Luce Latendresse 800 (7.05%)	Stéphanie Raymond-Bougie 2,617 (23.06%)	Béatrice Guay Pepper (EAC) 684 (6.03%)	Andrée Champoux	EDC gain from EAC
Desmarchais-Crawford	22,017	City councillor	43.68%	Sébastien Dhavernas 2,095 (22.53%)	Françoise Gloutnay 1,082 (11.64%)	Sterling Downey 2,306 (24.80%)	Richard Langlais 1,523 (16.38%)	Marie-Josée Parent 1,917 (20.62%)	France Caya (EAC) 376 (4.04%)	Alain Tassé	PM gain from CM
		Borough councillor I	43.67%	Michelle Tremblay 2,141 (23.05%)	Monique Trudel 1,228 (13.22%)	Luc Gagnon 2,329 (25.07%)	Joanne Poulin 1,431 (15.41%)	Gladys Negret 1,773 (19.09%)	Michèle L'Allier-Davies (EAC) 387 (4.17%)	Ann Guy	PM gain from Ind.
		Borough councillor II	43.67%	Philippe Sarrasin 2,018 (21.71%)	Rielle Lévesque 1,060 (11.40%)	Marie-Andrée Mauger 2,422 (26.05%)	Robert Auger 1,510 (16.24%)	André-Yanne Parent 1,878 (20.20%)	Mamad Raheemeea (EAC) 409 (4.40%)	André Savard	PM gain from OVM

References

^ Tracey Ariel, "Ginette Marotte new mayor of Verdun", The Suburban, 19 December 2012, accessed 17 December 2013; Pierre Lussier, "Mairie de Verdun: que nous réserve 2013?", Le Reflet du Lac, 2 January 2013, accessed 14 December 2013.
^ Pierre Lussier, "Ginette Marotte, élue maire de Verdun" Archived 2013-12-15 at the Wayback Machine, Le Messager Verdun, 12 December 2012, accessed 12 December 2013.
^ Un nouveau parti pour Verdun, Métro, 12 September 2013, accessed 14 December 2013.
^ "Question à Andrée Champoux – Équipe Andrée Champoux pour Verdun, candidate à la mairie d'arrondissement de Verdun", Le Messager Verdun, 30 October 2013, accessed 17 December 2013; "Question à Andrée Champoux – Équipe Andrée Champoux pour Verdun, candidate à la mairie d'arrondissement de Verdun", Le Magazine de L'île des Soeurs, 29 October 2013, accessed 17 December 2013.
^ "Portrait sur le financement de partis politiques municipaux: Exercice financier clos le 31 décembre 2014" (PDF). Directeur général des élections du Québec. Retrieved 13 November 2017.

[1] Tracey Ariel, "Ginette Marotte new mayor of Verdun", The Suburban, 19 December 2012, accessed 17 December 2013; Pierre Lussier, "Mairie de Verdun: que nous réserve 2013?", Le Reflet du Lac, 2 January 2013, accessed 14 December 2013.

[2] Pierre Lussier, "Ginette Marotte, élue maire de Verdun" Archived 2013-12-15 at the Wayback Machine, Le Messager Verdun, 12 December 2012, accessed 12 December 2013.

[3] Un nouveau parti pour Verdun, Métro, 12 September 2013, accessed 14 December 2013.

[4] "Question à Andrée Champoux – Équipe Andrée Champoux pour Verdun, candidate à la mairie d'arrondissement de Verdun", Le Messager Verdun, 30 October 2013, accessed 17 December 2013; "Question à Andrée Champoux – Équipe Andrée Champoux pour Verdun, candidate à la mairie d'arrondissement de Verdun", Le Magazine de L'île des Soeurs, 29 October 2013, accessed 17 December 2013.

[5] "Portrait sur le financement de partis politiques municipaux: Exercice financier clos le 31 décembre 2014" (PDF). Directeur général des élections du Québec. Retrieved 13 November 2017.

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-'''Équipe Andrée Champoux pour Verdun''' (EAC) (English: Team Andrée Champoux for Verdun) was a municipal political party in [[Montreal]], [[Quebec]], [[Canada]]. The party contested seats on the [[Verdun borough council]] in the [[Montreal municipal election, 2013|2013 Montreal municipal election]].
+'''Équipe Andrée Champoux pour Verdun''' (EAC) (English: Team Andrée Champoux for Verdun) was a municipal political party in [[Montreal]], [[Quebec]], [[Canada]]. The party contested seats on the [[Verdun borough council]] in the [[2013 Montreal municipal election]].
 ==Party leader==
-As its name implies, EAC was led by Andrée Champoux, who was also its candidate for borough mayor in 2013. Champoux had previously been elected as a borough councillor for Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs in the [[Montreal municipal election, 2009|2009 Montreal municipal election]] as a candidate of [[Union Montreal]]. She left the party on December 4, 2012, after its leader, [[Gérald Tremblay]], resigned from office amid scandal.<ref>[http://thesuburban.com/news/articles/?id=article01253 Tracey Ariel, "Ginette Marotte new mayor of Verdun"], ''The Suburban'', 19 December 2012, accessed 17 December 2013; [http://www.lerefletdulac.com/Actualites/Politique/2013-01-02/article-3149624/Mairie-de-Verdun%3A-que-nous-reserve-2013%3F/1 Pierre Lussier, "Mairie de Verdun: que nous réserve 2013?"], ''Le Reflet du Lac'', 2 January 2013, accessed 14 December 2013.</ref>
+As its name implies, EAC was led by Andrée Champoux, who was also its candidate for borough mayor in 2013. Champoux had previously been elected as a borough councillor for Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs in the [[2009 Montreal municipal election]] as a candidate of [[Union Montreal]]. She left the party on December 4, 2012, after its leader, [[Gérald Tremblay]], resigned from office amid scandal.<ref>[http://thesuburban.com/news/articles/?id=article01253 Tracey Ariel, "Ginette Marotte new mayor of Verdun"], ''The Suburban'', 19 December 2012, accessed 17 December 2013; [http://www.lerefletdulac.com/Actualites/Politique/2013-01-02/article-3149624/Mairie-de-Verdun%3A-que-nous-reserve-2013%3F/1 Pierre Lussier, "Mairie de Verdun: que nous réserve 2013?"], ''Le Reflet du Lac'', 2 January 2013, accessed 14 December 2013.</ref>
-When Verdun borough mayor [[Claude Trudel]] also resigned from office in the same period, Champoux put forward her name to become his interim successor. She was defeated by city councillor [[Ginette Marotte]] in a four-to-two vote among the remaining borough council members.<ref>[http://www.messagerverdun.com/Actualites/Politique/2012-12-12/article-3138740/Ginette-Marotte,-elue-maire-de-Verdun/1 Pierre Lussier, "Ginette Marotte, élue maire de Verdun"], ''Le Messager Verdun'', 12 December 2012, accessed 12 December 2013.</ref>
+When Verdun borough mayor [[Claude Trudel]] also resigned from office in the same period, Champoux put forward her name to become his interim successor. She was defeated by city councillor [[Ginette Marotte]] in a four-to-two vote among the remaining borough council members.<ref>[http://www.messagerverdun.com/Actualites/Politique/2012-12-12/article-3138740/Ginette-Marotte,-elue-maire-de-Verdun/1 Pierre Lussier, "Ginette Marotte, élue maire de Verdun"] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131215163949/http://www.messagerverdun.com/Actualites/Politique/2012-12-12/article-3138740/Ginette-Marotte,-elue-maire-de-Verdun/1 |date=2013-12-15 }}, ''Le Messager Verdun'', 12 December 2012, accessed 12 December 2013.</ref>
 ==2013 election==
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 | 44.74%
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Coderre|background}} | &nbsp;
-| [[Jean-François Parenteau]]<br>5,147 (24.81%)
+| [[Jean-François Parenteau]]<br />5,147 (24.81%)
 |
-| Alain Tassé<br>2,902 (13.99%)
+| Alain Tassé<br />2,902 (13.99%)
 |
-| Mary Ann Davis<br>4,594 (22.14%)
+| Mary Ann Davis<br />4,594 (22.14%)
 |
-| André Savard<br>2,669 (12.86%)
+| André Savard<br />2,669 (12.86%)
 |
-| Mourad Bendjennet<br>3,645 (17.57%)
+| Mourad Bendjennet<br />3,645 (17.57%)
 |
-| Andrée Champoux (EAC)<br>1,549<br>(7.47%)<br><br>Jency Mercier (IM)<br>139 (0.67%)<br><br>Katherine Le Rougetel (Ind.)<br>102 (0.49%)
+| Andrée Champoux (EAC)<br />1,549<br />(7.47%)<br /><br />Jency Mercier (IM)<br />139 (0.67%)<br /><br />Katherine Le Rougetel (Ind.)<br />102 (0.49%)
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Independent|background}} | &nbsp;
 | Ginette Marotte
 | EDC '''gain''' from Ind.
 |-
-| rowspan=3 | Champlain<br>–L'Île-des-Sœurs
+| rowspan=3 | Champlain<br />–L'Île-des-Sœurs
 | rowspan=3 | 25,660
 | City councillor
 | 45.60%
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Coderre|background}}|
-| [[Manon Gauthier]]<br>2,972 (26.25%)
+| [[Manon Gauthier]]<br />2,972 (26.25%)
 |
-| André Julien<br>1,612 (14.24%)
+| André Julien<br />1,612 (14.24%)
 |
-| Jack L. Kugelmass<br>2,195 (19.39%)
+| Jack L. Kugelmass<br />2,195 (19.39%)
 |
-| Marc Touchette<br>833 (7.36%)
+| Marc Touchette<br />833 (7.36%)
 |
-| Mathieu Bélanger<br>2,643 (23.34%)
+| Mathieu Bélanger<br />2,643 (23.34%)
 |
-| Jacques Gendron (EAC)<br>1,067 (9.42%)
+| Jacques Gendron (EAC)<br />1,067 (9.42%)
 |
 | ''Vacant''
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 | 45.64%
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Coderre|background}}|
-| Pierre L'Heureux<br>3,051 (26.9%)
+| Pierre L'Heureux<br />3,051 (26.9%)
 |
-| Paul Beaupré<br>1,782 (15.71%)
+| Paul Beaupré<br />1,782 (15.71%)
 |
-| Dolores Durbau<br>2,149 (18.95%)
+| Dolores Durbau<br />2,149 (18.95%)
 |
-| Charles Côté<br>984 (8.68%)
+| Charles Côté<br />984 (8.68%)
 |
-| Jacline Leroux<br>2,514 (22.17%)
+| Jacline Leroux<br />2,514 (22.17%)
 |
-| Carole Anctil (EAC)<br>752 (6.63%)<br>Abdulilah Kassem (Ind.)<br>109 (0.96%)
+| Carole Anctil (EAC)<br />752 (6.63%)<br />Abdulilah Kassem (Ind.)<br />109 (0.96%)
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Coalition|background}} | &nbsp;
 | Paul Beaupré
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 | 45.68%
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Coderre|background}}|
-| Marie-Eve Brunet<br>3,051 (26.88%)
+| Marie-Eve Brunet<br />3,051 (26.88%)
 |
-| Jean-Pierre Boivin<br>1,886 (16.62%)
+| Jean-Pierre Boivin<br />1,886 (16.62%)
 |
-| Stefana Lamasanu<br>2,313 (20.36%)
+| Stefana Lamasanu<br />2,313 (20.36%)
 |
-| Luce Latendresse<br>800 (7.05%)
+| Luce Latendresse<br />800 (7.05%)
 |
-| Stéphanie Raymond-Bougie<br>2,617 (23.06%)
+| Stéphanie Raymond-Bougie<br />2,617 (23.06%)
 |
-| Béatrice Guay Pepper (EAC)<br>684 (6.03%)
+| Béatrice Guay Pepper (EAC)<br />684 (6.03%)
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Champoux|background}} | &nbsp;
 | Andrée Champoux
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 | 43.68%
 |
-| [[Sébastien Dhavernas]]<br>2,095 (22.53%)
+| [[Sébastien Dhavernas]]<br />2,095 (22.53%)
 |
-| Françoise Gloutnay<br>1,082 (11.64%)
+| Françoise Gloutnay<br />1,082 (11.64%)
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Projet|background}}|
-| [[Sterling Downey]]<br>2,306 (24.80%)
+| [[Sterling Downey]]<br />2,306 (24.80%)
 |
-| Richard Langlais<br>1,523 (16.38%)
+| Richard Langlais<br />1,523 (16.38%)
 |
-| Marie-Josée Parent<br>1,917 (20.62%)
+| Marie-Josée Parent<br />1,917 (20.62%)
 |
-| France Caya (EAC)<br>376 (4.04%)
+| France Caya (EAC)<br />376 (4.04%)
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Coalition|background}} | &nbsp;
 | Alain Tassé
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 | 43.67%
 |
-| Michelle Tremblay<br>2,141 (23.05%)
+| Michelle Tremblay<br />2,141 (23.05%)
 |
-| Monique Trudel<br>1,228 (13.22%)
+| Monique Trudel<br />1,228 (13.22%)
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Projet|background}}|
-| Luc Gagnon<br>2,329 (25.07%)
+| Luc Gagnon<br />2,329 (25.07%)
 |
-| Joanne Poulin<br>1,431 (15.41%)
+| Joanne Poulin<br />1,431 (15.41%)
 |
-| Gladys Negret<br>1,773 (19.09%)
+| Gladys Negret<br />1,773 (19.09%)
 |
-| Michèle L'Allier-Davies (EAC)<br>387 (4.17%)
+| Michèle L'Allier-Davies (EAC)<br />387 (4.17%)
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Independent|background}} | &nbsp;
 | Ann Guy
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 | 43.67%
 |
-| Philippe Sarrasin<br>2,018 (21.71%)
+| Philippe Sarrasin<br />2,018 (21.71%)
 |
-| Rielle Lévesque<br>1,060 (11.40%)
+| Rielle Lévesque<br />1,060 (11.40%)
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|Projet|background}}|
-| Marie-Andrée Mauger<br>2,422 (26.05%)
+| Marie-Andrée Mauger<br />2,422 (26.05%)
 |
-| Robert Auger<br>1,510 (16.24%)
+| Robert Auger<br />1,510 (16.24%)
 |
-| André-Yanne Parent<br>1,878 (20.20%)
+| André-Yanne Parent<br />1,878 (20.20%)
 |
-| Mamad Raheemeea (EAC)<br>409 (4.40%)
+| Mamad Raheemeea (EAC)<br />409 (4.40%)
 | {{Canadian party colour|MTL|OVM|background}} | &nbsp;
 | André Savard

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