Complete coverage of the 2014 Quebec provincial election
On Monday April 7, Global News will have up-to-the-minute live Quebec election results as well as a live blog starting at 6 p.m. ET and live streaming video beginning at 8 p.m. ET when polls close.
Quebec election 101
Been away for the past month? Don’t follow politics? Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. Here’s a last-minute guide to the 2014 Quebec elections.
Parties and party leaders
- Parti Québecois (PQ): Pauline Marois
- Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ): Phillippe Couillard
- Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ): François Legault
- Québec Solidaire: Andrés Fontecilla & Françoise David
Interactive riding maps
From Abitibi-Est to Westmount–Saint-Louis, each of the 125 Quebec provincial electoral ridings are mapped out here.
Voting issues
The main election campaign issues range from sovereignty, charter of values and language, to the economy and integrity. Find out more about how these hot-button issues have played out in the campaigns here.
Election poll results
Throughout the month of March and into April, various polling companies have surveyed Quebecers to get a fix on voting intentions in the upcoming election.
The election was called on March 5 and Quebecers vote on April 7 – the only poll that really counts. Take a look at the latest poll results leading up to the final count.
Races to watch
Language, identity and corruption have taken over the Quebec 2014 elections. Despite all the mudslinging between party leaders, all eyes this year are on the swing ridings that could either make or break a majority government.
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