The QAC in decline, the QP still in the lead, according to a survey

Another alarm signal for the government: 63% of respondents say they want a change of government.

The last Léger poll shows a four-point drop compared to last March for the Coalition futur Québec (20%), which places it in third position, a point behind the Liberals. The Parti québécois (PQ) still stands at the top of the voting intentions with 33%. Another alarm signal for the government: 63% of respondents say they want a change of government. The probe also indicates that 61% of respondents are rather dissatisfied (31%) or very dissatisfie…

The last Léger poll shows a four-point drop compared to last March for the Coalition futur Québec (20%), which places it in third position, a point behind the Liberals. The Parti québécois (PQ) still stands at the top of the voting intentions with 33%. Another alarm signal for the government: 63% of respondents say they want a change of government. The probe also indicates that 61% of respondents are rather dissatisfied (31%) or very dissatisfie…

The last Léger poll shows a four-point drop compared to last March for the Coalition futur Québec (20%), which places it in third position, a point behind the Liberals. The Parti québécois (PQ) still stands at the top of the voting intentions with 33%. Another alarm signal for the government: 63% of respondents say they want a change of government. The probe also indicates that 61% of respondents are rather dissatisfied (31%) or very dissatisfie…

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