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Quebec Liberals hope to boost their fortunes as they choose new leader
- The leadership race for the Quebec Liberal Party will conclude with the selection of a new leader at a convention held in Quebec City on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
- The leadership campaign began in January but was overshadowed by federal upheaval and U.S. threats, making public attention limited.
- Pablo Rodriguez, a former federal minister and presumed front-runner, leads a field of five candidates and is well-known among Quebec Liberals.
- A May Léger poll shows Rodriguez leading rivals by a wide margin, though Blackburn's campaign poll claims his lead is slight and insufficient to win on the first ranked ballot round.
- The new leader faces pressure to renew the party, reconnect with francophone voters, and challenge François Legault's Coalition Avenir Québec ahead of the October 2026 election.
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Quebec Liberals hope to boost their prospects as they choose new leader
After a drawn-out campaign overshadowed by upheaval in Ottawa and threats from the United States, Quebec Liberals will choose a new leader this weekend who they hope will revive the party from years of inertia.
After an endless campaign that took place in the shadow of the upheavals in Ottawa and the threats of the United States, the Quebec Liberals will choose a new leader on Saturday, who, they hope, will revive the party after years of inertia.
The moment of truth is approaching the Liberal Party of Quebec (PLQ), while members will choose the next leader of the political party tomorrow.
Even though he is ahead in external polls, it is far from being played for Pablo Rodriguez in the leadership race of the PLQ.
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