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Saint Lambert was a federal electoral district in the Canadian province of Quebec. It was first represented in the House of Commons of Canada in 1997. Its population in 2006 was 94,541. It has been replaced by Brossard—Saint Lambert.

This riding on Montreal's South Shore was located in the Quebec region of Montérégie. The district included the City of Saint Lambert, the former City of Greenfield Park, the former Town of LeMoyne, and the western part of the pre 2002 City of Longueuil. The neighbouring ridings were Longueuil—Pierre Boucher, Saint Bruno—Saint Hubert, Brossard—La Prairie, Jeanne Le Ber, Laurier—Sainte Marie, and Hochelaga.

Sadia Groguhé representing NDP in CA received 18,705 votes (42.64%) with a change of +28.19 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Josée Beaudin representing BQ in CA received 11,353 votes (25.88 %) with a change of 11.74 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Roxane Stanners representing Liberal in CA received 8,463 votes (19.29 %) with a change of 9.21 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Qais Hamidi representing Conservative in CA received 4,396 votes (10.02 %) with a change of 5.78 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Carmen Budilean representing Green in CA received 944 votes (2.15 %) with a change of 1.45 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Total valid votes/expense limit (100.0%)
Total rejected ballots (1.31%)
Turnout (60.60%)

Josée Beaudin representing BQ in CA received 16,346 votes (37.62%) with a change of 7.7 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $34,922. Roxane Stanners representing Liberal in CA received 12,383 votes (28.50%) with a change of +5.2 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $38,229. Patrick Clune representing Conservative in CA received 6,867 votes (15.80 %) with a change of 3.9 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $66,890. Richard Marois representing NDP in CA received 6,280 votes (14.45 %) with a change of +7.1 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $14,258. Diane Joubert representing Green in CA received 1,566 votes (3.60 %) with a change of 0.3 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Total valid votes/expense limit (100.00%)
Total rejected ballots (1.17%)

Maka Kotto representing BQ in CA received 20,949 votes (45.3 %) with a change of 3.5 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $45,282. Jean Jacques Hermans representing Liberal in CA received 10,777 votes (23.3 %) with a change of 13.6 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $57,186. Patrick Clune representing Conservative in CA received 9,097 votes (19.7 %) with a change of +13.6 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $36,940. Ronaldo Garcia representing NDP in CA received 3,404 votes (7.4 %) with a change of +2.6 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $1,200. Sonia Ziadé representing Green in CA received 1,819 votes (3.9 %) with a change of +0.8 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Normand Fournier representing Marxist Leninist in CA received 196 votes (0.4 %) with a change of +0.1 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Total valid votes/expense limit (100.00%)
Total rejected ballots (1.2%)

Maka Kotto representing BQ in CA received 22,024 votes (48.8 %) with a change of +10.7 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $44,877. Yolande Thibeault representing Liberal in CA received 16,654 votes (36.9 %) with a change of 8.5 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $51,431. Patrick Clune representing Conservative in CA received 2,739 votes (6.1 %) with a change of 7.2 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $16,096. Monique Garcia representing NDP in CA received 2,130 votes (4.7 %) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ $984. Diane Joubert representing Green in CA received 1,404 votes (3.1 %) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Normand Fournier representing Marxist Leninist in CA received 145 votes (0.3%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $ Total valid votes/expense limit (100.0%)

Note: Conservative vote is compared to the total of the Canadian Alliance vote and Progressive Conservative vote in 2000 election.