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Quebec Premier's Approval Plummets Amid Housing Crisis

9/13/2025

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Legault's Approval Plummets

Quebec Premier François Legault's approval ratings have fallen to 22%, facing criticism over healthcare and housing issues.
The Parti Québécois leads voter intention at 38%, while the CAQ's support has dropped to 12%, down from 41% in the last election.
The province faces a housing crisis, with average home prices increasing by 9.5% year-over-year.
Economic concerns, particularly the rising cost of living, dominate Canadian voters' priorities, with the Conservatives seen as better addressing these issues.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government may face declining approval ratings, indicating potential challenges in voter confidence.

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Legault's Approval Plummets

Quebec Premier François Legault's approval ratings have fallen to 22%, facing criticism over healthcare and housing issues.
The Parti Québécois leads voter intention at 38%, while the CAQ's support has dropped to 12%, down from 41% in the last election.
The province faces a housing crisis, with average home prices increasing by 9.5% year-over-year.
Economic concerns, particularly the rising cost of living, dominate Canadian voters' priorities, with the Conservatives seen as better addressing these issues.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government may face declining approval ratings, indicating potential challenges in voter confidence.

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