Amid the final sprint of the election campaign and the looming advance polling, political leaders are criss-crossing the province, rallying their supporters and aiming to attract new voters.
Éric Duhaime, the leader of the Quebec Conservative Party (PCQ), has been making waves recently as polls indicate a surge in support for his party. A recent Léger poll revealed that the PCQ is the top second choice among Quebecers, with 17% of the vote. With the Parti Québécois (PQ) currently leading with 29% and speculations about a potential minority government, Duhaime’s role post-election could be crucial.
In an exclusive interview with CityNews, Duhaime discussed the possibility of a PCQ-PQ alliance, his outreach efforts to anglophone and young voters, and the strategies his party is employing to secure more seats in the National Assembly.
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