Quebec Votes 2026: New Poll Shows 60% of Voters Want Change as PQ Holds Its Lead
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Quebec Votes 2026: New poll shows 60% of voters want change as PQ holds its lead
With the election campaign in full swing, a new voter intention poll shows 60 per cent of Quebecers want a change in whom they want to lead the province for the next four years, despite a rebound seen by the incumbent Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) under Christine Fréchette. The new poll by Léger–Le Journal–TVA released […]
Although Christine Fréchette led the best campaign for Quebecers, the caquist leader faced a strong desire for change.
According to the most recent Léger-Le Journal-TVA poll conducted among 1,008 electors from September 4 to 6, the Parti Québécois obtained 29% of the voting intentions, compared to 23% for the CAQ, which seems to be slowing down. Despite a good perception of its campaign, Christine Fréchette encounters an important desire for change: 60% of respondents want to see a new government, compared to only 18% who prefer the status quo. Paul St-Pierre Pl…
The PQ remains largely in the lead at four weeks of the election, but the numerous struggles against the CAQ still leave a wide range of possible scenarios.
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