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Pierre Ducasse
Pierre Ducasse (born August 18, 1972), a Canadian politician and New Democratic Party (NDP) activist.
He grew up in Sept-Îles, Quebec, and studied at Université Laval.〔 A party member since age 17, he was appointed interim associate president of the federal party in 2000, and was elected to the post at the NDP convention in Winnipeg in November 2001.〔
==2003 NDP leadership election==
In January 2003, he became the first francophone Quebecer to run for the federal leadership of the party.〔〔(Pierre Ducasse Ponders NDP Leadership: Once A Future Star, Quebecer Weighs Family, New Job ). ''Huffington Post'', 9 September 2011.〕 Although he placed fifth among the six candidates, his campaign was widely acclaimed for raising the profile of the NDP in Quebec and vice versa. Ken Georgetti, president of the Canadian Labour Congress, endorsed him prior to the first ballot.
Jack Layton, the Quebec-born winner of the leadership election, appointed Ducasse to be the party's Quebec lieutenant and official spokesman in Quebec. Ducasse held the post of Quebec Lieutenant through two elections until the spring of 2007 when he was replaced by Thomas Mulcair, a former Member of the National Assembly of Quebec and Quebec cabinet minister.
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