Many of them predicted a CAQ victory on the hiking areas in the park 36 days ago. Nevertheless, an exciting election evening lies ahead. tension could be there.
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Despite a difficult campaign by their leader, will the CAQ win with the expected thunder?
Could Québec Solidaire gain enough to become the official opposition?
Will the Quebec Liberal Party be confined to a few ridings in Montreal and will its leader retain her own seat?
Will the rise of the Parti Québécois allow them to save the day and avoid the shipwreck that many predict or fear?
Will Éric Duhaime’s Conservative Party elect a first MP?
Very smart who can accurately predict the answer to these five questions. To satisfy your curiosity, La Presse mobilizes dozens of members of its team, reporters, columnists, photographers, desk journalists, graphic designers, editors to bring you an exciting and in-depth election evening on all platforms. .
We will be streaming the evening live on lapresse.ca as well as on our mobile application. You can follow all the developments of the evening in real time. Close races, results, atmosphere at each party’s headquarters, speeches by leaders, key graphics and figures, and images from our on-site photographers.
Our five reporters, who spent the entire election campaign in the party caravans, will be there so you can experience the evening of each party and its leader as if you were there.
Throughout the evening, you can consult our tool to present the results and follow the evolution of the count across Québec and in the electoral districts that interest you.
Once the results are in, you’re entitled to our experts’ analysis and chronicles.
Our team of network specialists will be busy presenting the highlights of the evening from a different perspective on our Instagram page.
All this without counting on the next day’s edition of La Presse+, which we promise you will be full of news, original perspectives, reviews and analyses, images and figures.
Speaking of tomorrow, our coverage continues. Early in the morning we will continue our live coverage to take stock of the close fights that were undecided the day before, the reactions to the results, to the press conferences of those elected or defeated. And at noon, you can put your questions to our political columnist, Paul Journet, about the outcome, its implications, the future of the leaders and their party.
it’s a date Until this evening.