Liberals Tie with PQ in Quebec Poll

0:00It's March 30, I'm Cory with the story, this is Canada News Today, driven by AI. A fresh poll out of Quebec shows the Liberal Party, led by Charles Milliard, now tied with the party quivicoire under Paul Saint-Pierre-Plamondon, both sitting at 33% support among decided voters. Ledger ran the survey from March 20 to 22, with 791 folks weighing in. Earlier this year, the Liberals were struggling hard after their old leader Pablo Rodriguez stepped down in December over campaign issues. Milliard grabbed the reins mid-February and they've been climbing back steady ever since. Just last week on March 15, Liberals were at 30% to PQ's 34. Go back to mid-December, and it was PQ at 35, Liberals scraping 20. That's a real turnaround in months. Meanwhile, the conservative party of Quebec holds third at 15%. Quebec solidaire, and the ruling coalition, Avenir Quebec, both clock in at 9% each.

1:00With the race this tight, every move counts as we head toward the next election, keep watching these numbers shift.