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PQ & PLQ Tied in Latest Quebec Poll

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Quebecs latest Léger poll shows PQ and PLQ tied at 33%, with PLQ surging and PQ slipping. Éric Duhaimes PCQ gains momentum, Maïté Blanchette Vézina joins, and CAQ drops to 9% amid leadership change. Volatile scene ahead of election season.

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PQ & PLQ Tied in Latest Quebec Poll

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!PQ & PLQ Tied in Latest Quebec Poll. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 31st. This is Canada News today, AI-powered stories from your city. The latest legit poll out of Quebec has the power T. Quebequois and the Quebec Liberal Party did, even at 33% support, among decided. Voters. That survey ran from March 20th to 22nd, putting both Paul St. Pierre-Plamandons PQ and Charles Milliard's POQ right on top. The PQ slipped one point from last time while the POQ jumped three. Meanwhile, heir to Hamie's Quebec Conservative Party locked in third with 15%, up two points in showing real momentum. This poll dropped right before Ramouski, M&A Maite, Blanchette Vazina switched to the PCQ, and she's gearing up to run in the lapel tree riding near. Quebec City, for the next provincial election, voters seem unfaithful so far, but it could shake things up. The coalition-avernor Quebec took a hit, down three points to just 9%, matching Quebec Solidare, which held steady.

With the CAQ picking a new leader in under two weeks, they're scrambling while the race tightens. These shifts highlight a volatile scene, heading into election season. As smaller parties gain ground, and the big ones battle for the lead, keep watching how the factions in leadership calls play out.

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