Leger poll: CAQ loses 5% support

Above all, François Legault’s CAQ loses the feathers of voters seeking strong opposition, a new Léger poll reveals. In Quebec, the war appears to be intensifying, with the Conservatives again narrowing the gap.

“It really moves,” says pollster Jean-Marc Leger. “There is downward movement [de 5 %] For QAC. ⁇

Prime Minister Legalt, therefore, did not move so easily towards the “strong mandate” he wanted on October 3.

By collecting 41% of the objectives, his training travels in some unfavorable currents and the CAQ returns to its support even before the outbreak.

It still dominates among phrancophones with 50% great support.

In Quebec, there is a real “good war” between the CAQ and Eric Duheim conservatives.

For the third consecutive poll, the right-wing formation narrowed the gap, this time achieving 26% targets in the region against 40% for the CAQ.

Franசois LeCold, however, received 51% support in April. “There is a ripple effect,” Mr. Says Leger.

This sound confirms that the Quebecs have “changed their minds” and that 57% of them are looking for strong opposition.

“People want the CAQ not to be alone […] They do not want a strong majority, ”he analyzes.

Anti-war

However, no opposition party made significant gains. The other parties all get one extra point.

According to him, “it moves”, but as the opposition disintegrates, its effect can only be reduced to the planned majority for the CAQ.

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The struggle for official opposition status is taking shape between the Québec solidaire and the Liberals. “Campaigning is the war of the opposition,” says Jean-Marc Leger.

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The decline in the CAQ also occurs after the arrival of star candidates, a sovereign past, Bernard Trainville and Carolyn Saint-Hiller.

The pollster notes that these announcements did not have any positive effect on the purpose of voting.

He says defectors always have more difficulty in being selected.

According to Jean-Marc Léger, citizens are mainly concerned about their wallets and the inflation crisis. “It’s back to normal,” he said.

The CAQ will form the best government to deal with the recession, according to 40% of those polled.

Tax reduction

They also believe that a tax cut would be the right move to tackle inflation and the cost of living, giving the liberals Dominic Anglets, who have already promised, a start.

“People want solutions,” Leger says. “In addition to the $ 500, the Legault government is committed to a tax cut, otherwise it will be overturned by the Liberal Party.”

But, despite all the efforts of the Liberal leader, he is struggling to climb the slope to restore his image with the electorate, especially among non-phonographs.

Meanwhile, 22% of Conservatives believe in Anglophones.

Shock in the CAQ

The pollster also measured the patriotic mood of the Cubs according to the political system in which they voted.

In the CAQ, 43% of voters will vote in favor of sovereignty and 42% against.

“Sooner or later, there will be a constitutional debate on the CAQ,” he said. Leger predicts.

Of the unity advocates, only 39% support sovereignty.

For its part, the poll quotes Paul Saint-Pierre Plemonton’s party Quebecois as “becoming popular again”.

He stands as the second most popular choice among many voters.

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