Option nationale (ON) fielded 116 candidates in the 2014 Quebec provincial election. It did not win any seats.
The party did not field candidates in Arthabaska, Blainville, D'Arcy-McGee, Jacques-Cartier, Jeanne-Mance–Viger, Mont-Royal, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Pontiac, or Westmount–Saint-Louis. Most of these ridings are bastions of Canadian federalism. Option nationale is a Quebec separatist party.
RidingCandidate's NameResidenceOccupationVotes%RankNotesAbitibi-Est2351.145thAbitibi-Ouest6272.865thAcadie1620.476thAnjou–Louis-Riel147 0.476thArgenteuil1120.376thBeauce-Nord1050.347thBeauce-Sud220 0.656thBeauharnois1830.607thBellechasse1160.366thBerthier2610.696thBerthier1990.496thBonaventure1300.526thBorduas2460.585thBourassa-Sauvé1190.407thBourget243 0.736thBrome-Missisquoi1990.495thChambly2000.567thChamplain2220.645thChapleau2560.756thCharlesbourg2570.647thCharlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré2870.776thChâteauguay199 0.555thChauveau2890.676thChicoutimi3271.006thChomedey1300.317thChutes-de-la-Chaudière2360.537thCôte-du-Sud1580.457thCrémazie2270.666thDeux-Montagnes2330.676thDrummond–Bois-Francs1550.457thDubuc2851.036thDuplessis4582.065thFabre1810.485thGaspé1941.016thGatineau1600.435thGouin358 1.135thGranby1790.516thGroulx3840.936thHochelaga-Maisonneuve3161.226thHull1890.575thHuntingdon1130.397thIberville2650.815thÎles-de-la-Madeleine460.565thJean-Lesage7822.505thParty leader.Jean-Talon526 1.515thJohnson3040.806thJoliette5101.295thJonquière3261.055thL'Assomption2260.605thLa Peltrie2740.646thLa Pinière5341.205thLa Prairie1620.506thLabelle2110.695thLac-Saint-Jean2220.757thLaFontaine116 0.386thLaporte1820.556thLaurier-Dorion2630.786thLaval-des-Rapides1880.496thLaviolette1240.525thLévis2520.726thLotbinière-Frontenac1930.496thLouis-Hébert2660.716thMarguerite-Bourgeoys1770.476thMarie-Victorin2440.806thMarquette1510.468thMaskinongé154 0.446thMasson2890.845thMatane-Matapédia2070.705thMégantic2360.895thMercier2280.805thMille-Îles840.267thMirabel2000.486thMontarville3010.705thMontmorency2550.607thNelligan2450.545thNicolet-Bécancour6382.215thOrford2730.925thOutremont1540.567thVaillancourt had previously sought election to the Montreal city council in the 2013 municipal election, running for Coalition Montréal in Mile End.Papineau3090.856thPointe-aux-Trembles2340.846thPortneuf2270.746thRené-Lévesque2071.035thRepentigny2600.685thRichelieu4031.345thRichmond2360.576thRimouski3271.105thRivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata2450.706thRobert-Baldwin960.237thRoberval2180.686thRosemont3210.876thRosseau3620.915thRouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue2690.965thSaint-François2650.697thSaint-Henri–Sainte-Anne2250.607thSaint-Hyacinthe3740.925thSaint-Jean3860.935thSaint-Jérôme2000.545thSaint-Laurent2360.626thSaint-Maurice1520.626thSainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques2100.766thSainte-Rose2690.695thSanguinet2710.945thSherbrooke3210.946thSoulanges4781.375thTaillon3200.895thTaschereau1,5134.215thTerrebonne4111.035thTrois-Rivières2380.806thUngava2352.165thVachon2800.776thVanier-Les Rivières4000.956thVaudreuil1150.258thVerchères4501.045thVerdun160 0.476thViau1770.697thVimont1920.556th
Source:General Elections: 2014, April 7, Le directeur général des élections du Québec.
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