Quebec polling shows shifts in Saint-François and Côte-du-Sud

Recent polling data from Qc125 indicates shifting dynamics in Quebec provincial election ridings. In Saint-François, the Parti Québécois (PQ) leads with a 9-point advantage over incumbent Geneviève Hébert. The Liberal Party of Quebec (PLQ) has nominated Jacqueline Belleau, who emphasizes community development and addressing budget cuts to social organizations.

In Côte-du-Sud, the Parti conservateur du Québec (PCQ) has emerged as the frontrunner in recent projections, with candidate Frédéric Poulin holding 29% of the vote. This places him two points ahead of PQ candidate Valérie Hamel (27%) and four points ahead of CAQ incumbent Mathieu Rivest (25%). The PCQ model currently assigns a 55% probability of victory in this riding.

On a broader provincial scale, a Léger poll shows the Parti Québécois leading with 29% among decided voters, followed by the Liberal Party at 23% and the CAQ at 21%. The PCQ has seen growth, reaching 17% in the latest measurements.