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How did we vote in Québec?
(Detailed results)

by Maurice Y. Michaud (he/him)

Québec :: Recorded events and races

Jurisdiction						Elections
Juri.		Year		Assem.		General					By-Elections						Referendums
		Year		Assem.		Elec	Races				Elec	Races					Referendums
		Min	Max	Min	Max	Elec	N	Accl.	n	Acc?	Elec	N	Accl.	n	Acc?	Minis.	Q	Races
5	QC	1867	2026	1	43	43	4,089	294	3,795	0	278	431	90	341	0	53	5	377
The MMP simulator can be run on all the general elections in this jurisdiction. “Acc?” stands for missing data (namely races entered as having been won by acclamation when in fact the results are unknown), while “Minis.” shows the number of ministerial by-elections. A small handful of by-elections that did not really occur was added to this database to record when someone’s election was overturned and the seat was handed over to the challenger who had lost. Up until the middle of the 20th century, unseating a member was commonplace and the mechanism to challenge someone’s election seems to have been very lax when viewed through presentist lens, as many by-elections were held merely because the challenger — often the government or the defeated incumbent — did not like the result. What’s more, newly appointed ministers had to resign and run in a ministerial by-election. Therefore, by-elections were far more frequent than they are today.
Capital city						Québec City				Largest city				Montréal
Confederation						1 Jul 1867				Population (2026 est.)				9,033,887
Territorial integrity						15 May 1912				Area				1,542,056 km² (595,391 mi²)
General elections (43) 1867, 1871, 1875, 1878, 1881, 1886, 1890, 1892, 1897, 1900, 1904, 1908, 1912, 1916, 1919, 1923, 1927, 1931, 1935, 1936, 1939, 1944, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1962, 1966, 1970, 1973, 1976, 1981, 1985, 1989, 1994, 1998, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2018, 2022						15 Sep 1867 (First) 3 Oct 2022 (Last) 5 Oct 2026 (Next)				Electoral system				1867–2026: FPTP
						15 Sep 1867 (First) 3 Oct 2022 (Last) 5 Oct 2026 (Next)				Partisan assembly				Yes
Fixed election date						The first Monday in October of the fourth calendar year following the dissolution of the legislature.
Last by-election						23 Feb 2026				Current government				CAQ Maj.

Detailed election results for an assembly

Assembly	✓ Post-dated
Limiter	Only: Western Québec Montréal & Laval Montérégie Townships, Centre QC, Lanaudière, Mauricie Capital Region & Chaudière-Appalaches Eastern & Northern Québec
Include	By-Elections
Display	With graphics Without graphics For this general election only. By-elections or referendums always excluded. Order (if "List of elected") No filter Nobody was the real winner Nobody was NOT the real winner Order (if "List of candidates") Results in a scrollable table No filter Nobody was the real winner Nobody was NOT the real winner Referendum(s) (if any occurred) 6

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Pub.: 20 Aug 2024 05:00  ET

Rev.: 15 Apr 2026 11:05  ET (but data presented dynamically)

Governments:
Québec

Legis.	Year	Gov’t	Oppo.
43	2022	CAQ	QLP
42	2018	CAQ	QLP
41	2014	QLP	PQ
40	2012	PQ	QLP
39	2008	QLP	PQ
38	2007	QLP	ADQ
37	2003	QLP	PQ
36	1998	PQ	QLP
35	1994	PQ	QLP
34	1989	QLP	PQ
33	1985	QLP	PQ
32	1981	PQ	QLP
31	1976	PQ	QLP
30	1973	QLP	PQ
29	1970	QLP	UN
28	1966	UN	QLP
27	1962	QLP	UN
26	1960	QLP	UN
25	1956	UN	QLP
24	1952	UN	QLP
23	1948	UN	QLP
22	1944	UN	QLP
21	1939	QLP	UN
20	1936	UN	QLP
19	1935	QLP	ALN
18	1931	QLP	CONS
17	1927	QLP	CONS
16	1923	QLP	CONS
15	1919	QLP	CONS
14	1916	QLP	CONS
13	1912	QLP	CONS
12	1908	QLP	CONS
11	1904	QLP	CONS
10	1900	QLP	CONS
9	1897	QLP	CONS
8	1892	CONS	QLP
7	1890	QLP	CONS
6	1886	QLP	CONS
5	1881	CONS	QLP
4	1878	QLP	OPPO
3	1875	CONS	QLP
2	1871	CONS	QLP
1	1867	CONS	QLP

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How did we vote in Québec?(Detailed results)

How did we vote in Québec?
(Detailed results)