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Quebec Election Campaign Enters Final Stretch as Tensions Rise

The Quebec election campaign is moving into its final phase with party leaders expected to intensify their efforts to connect with voters. Recent polls indicate a significant decline for the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), potentially influencing the election's outcome. Over one million Quebecers have already cast their votes ahead of election day.

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The Quebec provincial election is approaching its climax, with candidates entering the final week of campaigning. As the election date nears, party leaders, including Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) and Parti Québécois (PQ), are ramping up their efforts to appeal to voters.Meanwhile, recent polls reveal that the CAQ is experiencing a notable drop in support, which could reshape the dynamics of the campaign as leaders strategize accordingly. Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, the leader of the PQ, has been noted for his sustained efforts that have positioned the party at a critical juncture in this election cycle. Significantly, advance voting has seen participation from more than one million Quebec residents, indicating an engaged electorate ahead of the final election day.

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