The Worst Election Defeat in Quebec History, Explained
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The Worst Election Defeat in Quebec History, Explained
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In 2022, the CAQ won 90 seats. On October 5, 2026, it won none. Quebec’s governing party lost Premier Christine Fréchette’s seat in Trois-Rivières, finished with 13% of the vote, and now faces a Parti Québécois minority government. In this video: how a party goes from 90 seats to zero, why a government can win with under 30% of the vote, and what the new Assembly means for the referendum question, for business, and for the Outaouais. The numbers (Élections Québec, 100% of polling stations, preliminary until the official count): • PQ: 59 seats, 28.0% • Liberals: 40 seats, 24.2% • Conservatives: 19 seats, 20.7% • Québec solidaire: 9 seats, 12.4% • CAQ: 0 seats, 13.4% • A majority needs 64 seats. The PQ is five seats short. Read the full written dispatch: https://josephsoares.com/quebec-ninety-to-zero.html Subscribe to Corridor Intelligence for analysis of government, power, and the decisions behind them. I’m Joseph Soares. I was Chief of Staff in the Senate of Canada during the pandemic, served in the Prime Minister’s Office, and spent my career inside the decisions that shape governments. #QuebecElection #CanadianPolitics #CorridorIntelligence Watch the video: https://youtu.be/JwboZWPUNOgThank you for listening to Corridor Intelligence.
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