Advance Polling Starts in Quebec General Election
Quebec residents headed to advance polling stations on Sept. 27 as five major parties vie for seats in the Oct. 5 general election. The latest provincial poll on voter intention, conducted by Léger online from Sept. 18 to 21 among 1,001 eligible Quebec respondents and published Sept. 22, shows Parti Québécois leading at 29 percent. The Quebec Liberal Party follows at 23 percent, the governing Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ) at 20 percent, the Conservative Party of Quebec at 17 percent, and Québec solidaire at 10 percent. The parties have been focused on issues related to cost-of-living, immigration, while the CAQ, like other incumbents in recent elections in Canada, have campaigned on the response to U.S. President Donald Trump....
Quebec residents are participating in advance polling for the general election scheduled for October 5th. A recent poll indicates the Parti Québécois is currently leading in voter intention, with the Quebec Liberal Party and the Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ) following. The main issues being addressed by the parties include the cost of living and immigration.
- Advance polling has begun in Quebec for the October 5th general election.
- The Parti Québécois is leading in the latest voter intention poll with 29 percent.
- The Quebec Liberal Party is at 23 percent, the CAQ at 20 percent, the Conservative Party of Quebec at 17 percent, and Québec solidaire at 10 percent.
- Key campaign issues are cost-of-living and immigration.
- The CAQ has also campaigned on their response to U.S. President Donald Trump.
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