Quebec Conservative Leader Éric Duhaime to win seat in Bellechasse, CBC News projects
CBC News projects Duhaime’s win will put the Quebec Conservatives in the National Assembly for the first time in nearly 91 years.
- CBC News projects that Éric Duhaime will win the Bellechasse riding and enter the National Assembly as an MNA for the first time.
- The Quebec Conservative Party won a National Assembly seat for the first time in nearly 91 years, marking a historic result for the party.
- Duhaime previously lost three provincial races before winning the Conservative leadership in 2021.
- During the 2026 campaign, Duhaime focused on tax cuts and the cost of living, opposed a referendum, and said he would work with all parties.
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The troops of Eric Duhaime, at the time these lines were written, held advance in 17 constituencies.
Quebec Conservative Leader Éric Duhaime to win seat in Bellechasse, CBC News projects
Éric Duhaime will win the National Assembly seat in the Bellechasse riding, CBC News projects, and the Conservative Party of Quebec leader will now become an MNA for the first time in his political career.
Quebec Conservative Leader Éric Duhaime projected to win riding
The Canadian Press decision desk is projecting Conservative Party of Québec Leader Éric Duhaime will win his riding of Bellechasse, south of Quebec City.
CP Conservative Leader Éric Duhaime projected to win riding
The Canadian Press decision desk is projecting Conservative Party of Québec Leader Éric Duhaime will win his riding of Bellechasse, south of Quebec City. Duhaime has been leader of the Conservative Party of Quebec since 2021. This report by The Canadi...
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