Quebec votes Monday in 127 electoral districts
The election uses an electoral map revised since 2022.
October 5 election; official information cross-checked with The Canadian Press.
Quebec voters go to the polls Monday, October 5, to elect a new National Assembly. Élections Québec confirms that the election uses a map of 127 electoral districts, revised since 2022. [1]
A quarter of electors have already voted
Polling stations are scheduled to open from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Élections Québec says 25.59% of electors already voted between September 25 and October 1. That figure covers early voting, not final turnout. [2]
Campaign issues
According to The Canadian Press, the cost of living, economic uncertainty and the prospect of another sovereignty referendum have featured in the campaign. Leading figures include Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, Christine Fréchette, Charles Milliard, Ruba Ghazal and Éric Duhaime. [3]
Before heading out
The polling location appears on the yellow reminder card or can be checked with Élections Québec. An accepted piece of identification is required; the reminder card is optional. [2]
Perspectives compared
Sources and documents
- [1] Élections Québec — election announcement ↗August 27, 2026
- [2] Élections Québec — voting information ↗October 2, 2026
- [3] The Canadian Press / CityNews Montreal ↗October 5, 2026; updated at 6:37 a.m.