While the first year of the Legault government's second term has proved more challenging for the CAQ than years past, no opposition party a the National Assembly has yet managed to make itself the obvious CAQ’s successor — or present itself as a “Government-in-Waiting”. Two new Quebec polls were released last week (Léger & Pallas Data), and although both showed the CAQ taking a hit in popular support in the province, François Legault’s party still sits comfortably on top.
Nevertheless, Monday’s by-election of Jean-Talon (in Quebec City) could potentially become a turning point in the current Quebec political cycle.
But first, let’s dive into the latest Quebec numbers.
