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What if the polls moved in Quebec?

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Personal scenario · starting from the forecast of October 4, 2026 · Quebec · 127 ridings

Personal scenario

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64 seats = majority

  • Parti Quebecois62—
  • Quebec Liberals38—
  • Conservatives of Quebec18—
  • Quebec Solidaire6—
  • CAQ3—
  • 28.2 %
  • 24.1 %
  • 20.1 %
  • 10.8 %
  • 15.3 %

Total100.0 %Other parties 1.4 %

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This is not the model. It is a shortcut anchored on today's projection: at rest it shows exactly our published numbers, and it drifts further the harder you push. For a real projection, see the main page.

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Who holds what, in your scenario

Parti Quebecois

62—
  1. Maurice-Richard0.7
  2. Sherbrooke1.2
  3. Abitibi-Est1.6
  4. Nicolet-Bécancour1.7
  5. Papineau2.0
  6. Brome-Missisquoi2.6
  7. Drummond–Bois-Francs4.5
  8. Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré4.6
  9. Maskinongé4.9
  10. Laviolette–Saint-Maurice5.8
  11. Louis-Hébert6.1
  12. Rosemont6.5
  13. Trois-Rivières7.7
  14. Richmond7.9
  15. Blainville9.0
  16. Saint-François9.2
  17. Jean-Talon9.9
  18. Groulx10.7
  19. Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue11.0
  20. Argenteuil11.3
  21. Iberville11.8
  22. Taschereau12.7
  23. Les Plaines12.8
  24. Sanguinet12.9
  25. Repentigny13.2
  26. Montarville13.3
  27. Rousseau13.4
  28. Deux-Montagnes13.4
  29. Saint-Hyacinthe13.7
  30. Mirabel13.9
  31. L'Assomption14.5
  32. Pointe-aux-Trembles15.0
  33. Masson15.5
  34. Chambly17.0
  35. Beauharnois18.1
  36. Taillon18.9
  37. Dubuc20.1
  38. Prévost20.5
  39. Chicoutimi21.1
  40. Jonquière21.2
  41. Borduas21.4
  42. Saint-Jérôme21.4
  43. Berthier21.6
  44. Terrebonne21.7
  45. Saint-Jean22.0
  46. Richelieu22.0
  47. Roberval23.6
  48. Camille-Laurin24.8
  49. Bertrand24.9
  50. Duplessis24.9
  51. Labelle25.7
  52. Marie-Victorin26.2
  53. Verchères26.7
  54. René-Lévesque27.8
  55. Abitibi-Ouest28.0
  56. Lac-Saint-Jean32.0
  57. Bonaventure35.9
  58. Joliette38.4
  59. Rimouski40.0
  60. Gaspé45.8
  61. Îles-de-la-Madeleine54.1
  62. Matane-Matapédia-Mitis55.2

Quebec Liberals

38—
  1. Vachon0.6
  2. La Prairie1.5
  3. Huntingdon1.9
  4. Ungava2.0
  5. Chapleau6.2
  6. Orford6.7
  7. Pierre-Laporte10.8
  8. Soulanges13.6
  9. Châteauguay15.0
  10. Gatineau15.6
  11. Sainte-Rose16.6
  12. Verdun17.4
  13. Vimont-Auteuil18.2
  14. Hull19.6
  15. Laval-des-Rapides21.7
  16. Anjou-Louis-Riel24.0
  17. Viau24.8
  18. Saint-Henri–Sainte-Anne24.9
  19. D'Arcy-McGee26.0
  20. Chomedey26.5
  21. Fabre26.7
  22. Mille-Îles27.3
  23. Vaudreuil28.4
  24. Mont-Royal–Outremont28.8
  25. Acadie33.6
  26. La Pinière35.3
  27. Bourassa-Sauvé36.3
  28. Marguerite-Bourgeoys37.1
  29. Nelligan37.4
  30. Saint-Laurent37.5
  31. Robert-Baldwin39.7
  32. Marquette41.0
  33. Pontiac41.6
  34. Westmount–Saint-Louis41.7
  35. Notre-Dame-de-Grâce41.9
  36. LaFontaine43.4
  37. Jeanne-Mance–Viger46.1
  38. Jacques-Cartier49.9

Conservatives of Quebec

18—
  1. Champlain0.7
  2. Mégantic0.9
  3. Daniel-Johnson1.3
  4. Charlesbourg4.3
  5. Marie-Lacoste-Gérin-Lajoie5.6
  6. Vanier-Les Rivières5.7
  7. Lévis5.8
  8. Côte-du-Sud7.3
  9. Arthabaska-L’Érable9.9
  10. Montmorency14.9
  11. Chutes-de-la-Chaudière16.5
  12. Chauveau17.9
  13. Portneuf20.5
  14. La Peltrie22.0
  15. Lotbinière-Frontenac22.5
  16. Bellechasse31.1
  17. Beauce-Nord32.5
  18. Beauce-Sud32.8

Quebec Solidaire

6—
  1. Jean-Lesage3.0
  2. Sainte-Marie-Saint-Jacques8.0
  3. Hochelaga-Maisonneuve10.0
  4. Laurier-Dorion13.1
  5. Mercier16.1
  6. Gouin19.8

CAQ

3—
  1. Bellefeuille0.2
  2. Rivière-du-Loup–Témiscouata–Les Basques1.2
  3. Granby2.2

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