One Month Later, Quebecers Say They’re ‘Dissatisfied’ with Government

One month later, Quebecers say they’re ‘dissatisfied’ with government

Just one month after Quebecers voted for their new government, 51 per cent are already saying they’re 'dissatisfied' with what they’ve seen so far, according to a Pallas Data Quebec poll.

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 […]

More than half of Quebecers are dissatisfied with the new PQ government, poll suggests

The PQ and Liberals have benefited from the collapse of the Coalition Avenir Québec, the Pallas survey suggests.

Exit survey shows what drove the vote in Quebec and priorities for the new PQ government

November 12, 2026 — Pollara’s Quebec Mandate report shows that Paul St-Pierre Plamondon was propelled to power by a desire for change, not a desire for a referendum. Half (50%) of PQ voters say a desire for “change” was one of their main reasons for voting PQ, compared to just 28% who say the PQ’s … Continue reading "Exit survey shows what drove the vote in Quebec and priorities for the new PQ government"