One Month Later, Quebecers Say They’re ‘Dissatisfied’ with Government
The poll found 24% of respondents satisfied, while 25% were neutral or unsure as the PQ revisits its pledge to dismantle Santé Québec.
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No honeymoon phase for new PQ government: poll
A new Quebec poll released on Wednesday shows the Parti Québécois’ honeymoon phase may already be over, with a 51 per cent dissatisfaction rate after just about a month in power and the National Assembly set to resume in three weeks. The Pallas Data poll, commissioned by 338Canada, asked respondents: “Based on what you have seen or heard so […]
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While the last few weeks have been marked by tensions with Ottawa, the majority of Quebecers remain sceptical about Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's new government. This is revealed by a new Pallas Data survey commissioned by Qc125.
"At the Quebec level, 51% of respondents say they are dissatisfied with the first steps of the new government. Conversely, only 24% of respondents say they are satisfied."
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- 40% of the sources lean Left, 40% of the sources are Center
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