Marc-boris St-maurice

• September 11, 2000: In the riding of OkanaganCoquihalla, St-Maurice finished 6th place out of 8 with 438 votes, and he ran as an indepenedent. Stockwell Day of the Canadian Alliance was elected.
• Canadian federal election, 2000: In the riding of LaurierSainte-Marie, St-Maurice finished in 4th place with 2,156 votes behind Gilles Duceppe of the Bloc Qubcois, Jean Philippe Ct of the Liberal Party of Canada, and Dylan Perceval-Maxwell of the Green Party of Canada.
• May 13, 2002: In the riding of Saint-LonardSaint-Michel, St-Maurice finished in last place with 197 votes. Massimo Pacetti of the Liberals would win.
• Canadian federal election, 2004: St-Maurice ran in the riding of LaSallemard against incumbent and current Prime Minister of Canada, Paul Martin.

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