The night is getting late, and we haven't heard much back with only 10 ridings left. Here is where the model stands, my final post for the night.
PQ 59 (58-61)
PLQ 40 (38-41)
PCQ 19 (18-19)
QS 9 (9-9)
CAQ 0 (0-1)

The night is getting late, and we haven't heard much back with only 10 ridings left. Here is where the model stands, my final post for the night.
PQ 59 (58-61)
PLQ 40 (38-41)
PCQ 19 (18-19)
QS 9 (9-9)
CAQ 0 (0-1)
Only 17 ridings left!
Model says
PQ 59 (57-61)
PLQ 39 (37-40)
PCQ 19 (18-21)
QS 10 (9-10)
CAQ 0 (0-2)
And Radio-Canada calls a PQ minority.
At 92/127 ridings, I've seen enough. I'm quite sure this is a PQ minority. The model says there's 99% chance of a PQ minority. CAQ's likelihood of getting wiped-out is increasing.
PQ 57 (53-61)
PLQ 41 (38-43)
PCQ 19 (17-22)
QS 9 (8-10)
CAQ 1 (0-2)
We've got 8/127 ridings called so far, but the projections haven't changed much as they've been called in safe ridings.
Radio-Canada just announced that the next government will be a PQ government, but we were pretty sure about that even yesterday so no big surprises.
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It's election day in Quebec! Here's what my (v. simple) election model is calling for tonights results. I'll update them as ridings are called. (Follow/Mute #jszym_qc2026 if you like)
Seats
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PQ 56 (49-62)
PLQ 41 (38-44)
PCQ 18 (16-22)
QS 8 (6-10)
CAQ 4 (0-6)
Vote Shares
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PLQ 29% […]