PQ Takes Power, but in a Minority

The Parti Québécois (PQ) won Monday night’s general election and will form the next Quebec government. It will, however, lead a minority government in a highly fragmented National Assembly.
BC Provincial Elections First 2 Weeks Summary

Just over a week ago, Premier Eby bet that if an election was held this fall he and the BC NDP could romp to victory over a splintered opposition mired with infighting. It’s not clear that his bet will pay off. According to a recent Leger poll, among decided voters, the Conservatives are at 39% and the NDP at 36%. This poll also revealed that more than one-quarter of voters were open to changing their minds and switching their vote.
Provincial Election in BC Called

BC NDP Premier David Eby has just called a snap election for October 24. Eby and the BC NDP are seeking to increase the thin majority they currently hold in the legislature to a supermajority amid unprecedented political infighting on the right.
Party Financial Frameworks: Comparative Grid

Party Financial Frameworks: Comparative Grid: The PCQ column is based on its platform, as its financial framework had not yet been released. Election day is October 5, 2026.
Three parties, seven points apart, 26 days to the vote

Three parties, seven points apart, 26 days to the vote: 56 % of decided voters now call their choice final, up from 55 % last week and 47 % in June. That leaves 41 % still flexible: 49 % of QS supporters, 45 % of CAQ supporters.
Three parties within seven points, one month from the vote

The PQ holds the lead, the CAQ has erased its spring collapse, the Liberals are slipping and four voters in ten have yet to settle on a choice.
Quebec Polls: PQ Leads the Race, But Support for a Referendum Remains Limited

Quebec’s latest public opinion polls reveal an important political paradox. While the Parti Québécois (PQ) continues to lead voting intentions and is currently projected to win a majority government, a clear majority of Quebecers still oppose sovereignty if a referendum were held today.
Liberal By-elections Results and Overview

Yesterday, by-elections we held in the ridings of University—Rosedale, Scarborough Southwest, and Terrebonne. The Liberals held the Liberal strongholds of University—Rosedale and Scarborough Southwest and won the hotly contested riding of Terrebonne.
The Newfoundland and Labrador 2025 Election

On Monday afternoon, Premier John Hogan visited the Lieutenant-Governor to dissolve the Legislature, and proceed to a general election which, by law, must occur by October 14th. This will be the shortest possible campaign, with 28 days until the Newfoundland and Labrador 2025 Election.
2025 Canadian Federal Election Report

2025 Canadian Federal Election Report: Canadians have elected a Liberal Minority Government. The Liberals needed to win 172 seats for majority government, and ended up with 169 seats.