Good we need a change in this country, a decade of liberal leadership has not fared well for young people. A lot of our young are leaving, you can go r/uwaterloo thread and will be surprised how majority of smart young Canadians are packing up and leaving for states. Things have to change.
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Fun. Duhaime, for all the nuttery he had in 2022 around COVID, is a pretty smart guy with pretty lofty ambitions. So far he’s doing an amazing job, held back just slightly by the unfortunate quirks of FPTP. To go from nothing to 10-15% polling, and 12% in an actual election, is top-tier work. I’m interested in seeing what happens if he wins, could see the PQ lose its momentum entirely and we’re back to a weird four-way fight with Legault, Rodriguez, Plamondon, and Duhaime all trying to eek out wins here and there.
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I don’t think I’ve seen any discussion here of this race, despite how important it will be to the future of Quebec politics. This seat has been a CAQ stronghold, but now it doesn’t even look like there is a chance that the CAQ will hold this.
The PQ has been ascendant in Quebec recently, despite the fact that sovereignty itself is not particularly on the rise in the province. They usually only poll in the low 30s, but the other options are so unpopular that they look to be heading to a majority.
The PCQ is the more interesting story though. The federal Conservatives have aligned themselves with the PCQ following the 2025 election, which is notable since the Conservatives have previously tried to align themselves with the CAQ, and many of their MPs come from the ADQ/CAQ. If the PCQ wins this seat then I think it’s starting to look like the CAQ will get 0 seats in the next election.
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Good we need a change in this country, a decade of liberal leadership has not fared well for young people. A lot of our young are leaving, you can go r/uwaterloo thread and will be surprised how majority of smart young Canadians are packing up and leaving for states. Things have to change.
Fun. Duhaime, for all the nuttery he had in 2022 around COVID, is a pretty smart guy with pretty lofty ambitions. So far he’s doing an amazing job, held back just slightly by the unfortunate quirks of FPTP. To go from nothing to 10-15% polling, and 12% in an actual election, is top-tier work. I’m interested in seeing what happens if he wins, could see the PQ lose its momentum entirely and we’re back to a weird four-way fight with Legault, Rodriguez, Plamondon, and Duhaime all trying to eek out wins here and there.
I don’t think I’ve seen any discussion here of this race, despite how important it will be to the future of Quebec politics. This seat has been a CAQ stronghold, but now it doesn’t even look like there is a chance that the CAQ will hold this.
The PQ has been ascendant in Quebec recently, despite the fact that sovereignty itself is not particularly on the rise in the province. They usually only poll in the low 30s, but the other options are so unpopular that they look to be heading to a majority.
The PCQ is the more interesting story though. The federal Conservatives have aligned themselves with the PCQ following the 2025 election, which is notable since the Conservatives have previously tried to align themselves with the CAQ, and many of their MPs come from the ADQ/CAQ. If the PCQ wins this seat then I think it’s starting to look like the CAQ will get 0 seats in the next election.