Quebec votes for 127 Assembly Members

The article discusses the Canadian Quebec general elections held on October 5, 2026, in which five major parties compete for 127 seats in the National Assembly. The separatist Parti Québécois leads opinion polls with approximately 29-30% of voting intentions, with its leader promising to organize a new referendum on Quebec independence if they return to power—an issue that has come back to the forefront after years of decline. The article also highlights the participation of Tunisian candidates, Sanaa Al-Arefawi and Yassine Masrouki, representing the Liberal Party, reflecting the political presence of the Tunisian community in Quebec. Special emphasis is placed on economic, social, and political issues during the campaign, which addresses topics such as independence, identity, language, cost of living, and public services. The expected election results are considered significant, especially given the fragmented vote and the potential impact of the voting system on the distribution of seats.

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