Hull–Aylmer federal electoral district

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Hull–Aylmer federal electoral district is a Canadian federal riding in Quebec that includes the city of Hull (now part of Gatineau) and is represented in the House of Commons.

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instanceOf Canadian federal electoral district
areaInSquareKilometres 57
borderingCityAcrossRiver Ottawa
borderingProvinceAcrossRiver Ontario
category Federal electoral districts of Quebec
Politics of Gatineau
censusDivision Gatineau
Les Collines-de-l’Outaouais
censusSubdivision Gatineau
contains Hull
part of Gatineau
country Canada
creationReason federal electoral redistribution of 2003
currentMemberOfParliament Greg Fergus
currentMPParty Liberal Party of Canada
electoralDistrictCode QC Hull–Aylmer
electoralDistrictNumber 24033
electoralDistrictType federal
electorsDataYear 2019
federalStatus active
firstFederalElectionYear 2004
governingBody Parliament of Canada
hasMunicipality Gatineau
hasOfficialLanguage English
French
hasUrbanCharacter urban riding
languageMajority French
latestFederalElectionYear 2021
locatedIn Outaouais region
Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
locatedOnRiver Ottawa River
mapCaption Hull–Aylmer in relation to other Outaouais federal electoral districts
namedAfter Aylmer
Hull
numberOfElectors 87258
population 111979
populationCensusYear 2016
predecessorRiding Aylmer
Gatineau
Hull
province Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
region National Capital Region
representationStartYear 2004
representedIn House of Commons of Canada
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
usesVotingSystem first-past-the-post

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Hull partOfHistoricalEntity Hull–Aylmer federal electoral district