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Quebec elections see three Moroccan lawmakers elected
The Parti Québécois has returned to power in Quebec after 12 years in opposition, winning 59 out of 127 seats with 28% of the vote, while the previous ruling party was reduced to zero seats. The election also saw the emergence of the Conservative Party, which secured 19 seats for the first time, while the Liberal Party finished in second place with 40 seats. The Parti Québécois faces challenges in passing its proposed laws within a minority government, including measures to reduce immigration and hold a sovereignty referendum, which may be postponed beyond 2029. Representation of the Moroccan community has increased with three candidates from the Liberal Party—Monsef Derraji, Nada Boumiftah, and Valérie Asoulin—winning seats in the National Assembly.
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