Dominique Anglade voted with a sense of accomplishment on Monday at the end of a campaign that had its ups and downs. The Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) has managed to turn the page of its past, she says.
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The Liberal leader was in her ride from Saint-Henri-Sainte-Anne on Monday morning to cast her vote at the ballot box.
“I feel like I gave it my all in this campaign, I brought all the ideas, I also listened and I was first and foremost myself. and most importantly,” she said.
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Ms Anglade said she was “very confident” of being able to retain the seats currently held by her political party.
Dominique Anglade agreed with an English-speaking reporter who asked her if she had managed to “turn the page in the past” to make the PLQ a party in her image. “I believe him. I think people are looking to the Liberal Party and we’ve talked a lot about the future, we’ve talked a lot about a renewed team,” she said in English.
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Voters will see a renewed party with new MPs. “Of course that will be another story,” said Ms. Anglade.