Half of Quebecers Say Their Choice Not Final Ahead of Fall Elections: Léger Poll
A new Léger poll shows the Parti Québécois at 30% and says 49% of respondents could still change their vote.
- The Parti Québécois leads voting intentions at 30 per cent, though nearly 49 per cent of respondents in a new poll remain undecided ahead of the Oct election.
- Conducted in Aug, the survey shows the Parti's lead has remained stable since June, even as support for other political organizations has shifted.
- The Quebec Liberal Party holds second place with 24 per cent, followed by The Coalition Avenir at 20 per cent and The Quebec Conservative Party at 13 per cent.
- Parties must retain their current support and convince the 49 per cent of undecided voters, which could make all the difference in final results.
- With the Oct election approaching, this survey of eligible voters reflects significant volatility in Quebec's political landscape as campaigns begin.
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Le Journal de Montreal
Le Journal de QuebecThe survey published on Tuesday in the Journal pages presents the situation of the Quebec electorate two weeks from the start of the election.
Although Prime Minister Christine Fréchette has increased the number of announcements and limited herself to a small week of holidays, her summer offensive has not had the expected effect among voters. The upsurge of the Coalition futur Québec (CAQ) is halted and dissatisfaction with the government has even increased over the past two months.
The PQ maintains its lead, with 30% of voting intentions according to a Léger poll.
Half of Quebecers say their choice not final ahead of fall elections: Léger poll
As the election campaign is about to begin, nearly one in two Quebec voters say they have not yet made a final decision regarding the October 5 election, according to a new Léger/Le Journal/TVA poll. In this poll, conducted Aug. 7–9, 49 per cent of respondents said their voting choice is not final, and that […]
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