The CAQ is in landslide territory despite the province's severe outbreak—and Quebecers are feeling as good as ever about being Canadian
Unsurprisingly, the model has the CAQ leading its rivals by a wide margin. The current CAQ average is 52 per cent, 28 points ahead of the Liberals’ 24 per cent. Never since the return of Robert Bourassa in the mid-1980s have we measured such a lead for any political party in Quebec.
The Quebec Liberals would be reduced to their Montreal strongholds and a lone riding in the Outaouais region. Quebec Solidaire, after its 2018 breakthrough when it went from three to 10 seats in the province, would be projected to lose its three seats outside of Montreal, and would only be favoured in five neighbouring ridings on the Island of Montreal.
To wit: Last week’s Léger poll also contained this very simple question: “Are you proud to be Canadian?” Of the entire Canadian sample, 90 per cent answered in the affirmative and only three per cent answered “no”.While some will notice that Canadian pride is lowest in Quebec with 80 per cent, himself noted this was the highest level for Quebec since his firm began polling this question 35 years ago.C’est le plus haut taux que je n’ai jamais mesuré en 35 ans.
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