Poll: Quebecers increasingly disaffected with Legault and Trudeau

Quebecers are disaffected with the governments of François Legault and Justin Trudeau.

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Since June, discontent with the CAQ has been growing. A leger reveals that less than 63% of citizens now disapprove of the Quebec premier’s administration of the state—Newspaper.

“It’s catastrophic,” analyzes company president Jean-Marc Léger. It means there is a lot of crying in the street.

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François Legault gets roughly the same score as his federal counterpart. A poll of 1,040 Quebecers conducted on the 1st found the Liberal Party of Canada leader and his government to be 60% dissatisfied.^R Until December 4.

“We don’t like governments, we’re cursed and have someone to blame. If my finances aren’t going well, there’s someone to blame and it’s the governments,” says the pollster.

The rising cost of living affects many governments around the world and Quebec is no exception. But it is clear that several errors have undermined the CAQ’s popularity and its support among voters. Detailed survey results will be provided Newspaper Wednesday.