Antoine Dionne Charest

Antoine Dionne Charest is a member of the Quebec Liberal Party elected for the riding of Verdun.

Charest is the son of former Quebec Premier Jean Charest.

References

↑ "Quebec election results: Parti Québécois to form next government, CBC News projects". CBC News. Retrieved 6 October 2026.
↑ "Son of ex-premier Jean Charest to run for Quebec Liberals in Montreal's Verdun riding".

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Parti Québécois	St-Pierre Plamondon Arsenault Arseneau Bédard Bérubé Bisaillon Blais Boisclair Bouchard Boyer A. Bujold P.-L. Bujold Caron Couture D'Astous Dallaire Daneau Desjardins C. Drouin Ella Oyono Fradette Gentilcore Gagnon-Ducharme Girard Girard-Duchaine Guyot Handfield Hernández Laflamme Laplante Lapointe Laporte Lavigne Le Gal Lebrun Lefebvre Marceau Michon Millette Murphy-Gauthier Nantel Nguyen Page Paquet Pellerin Pellerin-Forget Perry Mélançon Richard Sarrazin Savard-Tremblay Sévigny Simard St-Pierre Tanguay Therrien S. Tremblay Thibeault Vaillant Venne
Quebec Liberal Party	Milliard Assouline Beauchemin Benjamin Bertin-Maheux Bowles Boumeftah Cadet Cannon Caron Ciccone Clermont De Guire Derraji Dionne Charest Dufour Féquière Fortin Fournier Garceau Hughes Ialenti Kelley Langevin Lavoie Leblanc Logue Lwalalika Maccarone McGraw Morin Plourde Prass Rhéaume Rotiroti Setlakwe Tanguay C. Tremblay White Ziadé
Conservative Party of Quebec	Duhaime Archambault Blanchette Vézina Bouchard Coulombe P. Drouin Dumas Elayoubi Gagnon Hélie Henoud Labrecque Laflamme Langlois Paquet F. Poulin J. Poulin Simard Szalontai
Québec solidaire†	Ghazal Zanetti Boulerice Fontecilla Grandmont Leduc Milot Pouhe Njall Vachon
Party leaders listed first (in bold italics). Government members in bold denotes cabinet. † Party does not have official party status in the National Assembly.

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