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About this Quebec poll from Mainstreet Research


This Quebec poll was fielded by Mainstreet Research in September 2026, with a middle field date of September 12, 2026. The poll collected data from a total sample of n=2,145 Quebec respondents via IVR technology (automated calls).

The margin of error [moe] for this poll is estimated at ±2.1%, 19 times out of 20 (for entire sample only) around the 50%-mark.

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Quebec 28% CAQ 24% PQ 22% LIB 17% CPQ 8% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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Breakdown by region

Montreal CMA 32% LIB 23% PQ 22% CAQ 12% CPQ 10% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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Quebec City CMA 27% PQ 24% CAQ 24% CPQ 14% LIB 11% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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Rest of Quebec 36% CAQ 26% PQ 19% CPQ 13% LIB 4% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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Breakdown by gender

Female voters 34% CAQ 23% PQ 21% LIB 13% CPQ 7% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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Male voters 27% PQ 22% CAQ 22% LIB 20% CPQ 7% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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Breakdown by language

Francophones 34% CAQ 29% PQ 15% CPQ 13% LIB 8% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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Non francophones 57% LIB 22% CPQ 7% PQ 6% CAQ 6% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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Breakdown by age group

18-34 years old 26% PQ 20% LIB 18% CAQ 17% CPQ 17% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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35-49 years old 26% PQ 22% CAQ 22% CPQ 22% LIB 6% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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50-64 years old 30% CAQ 22% LIB 21% PQ 20% CPQ 5% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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65+ years old 41% CAQ 25% PQ 21% LIB 8% CPQ 3% QS Mainstreet Research Quebec poll | 2026-09-12 338Canada.com
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