It’s election day in Quebec, after a 39-day-long campaign that saw party leaders battle over sovereignty, the cost of living and more. If you’re planning to vote today, here is everything you need to know: When The Quebec provincial election is today, Oct. 5. Where Polling stations are open from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. The address, and all other relevant information on where to vote, are indicated on your notice of entry. The hours of operation are on your yellow reminder card. You are entitled to four hours of time off work to vote. What Make sure your name is on the list of electors here. To vote, you must have one of the following pieces of identification with you: Who The five main parties are: The leaders Find out more about the leaders here: The candidates You can find a full list of candidates in all the province’s ridings here. National Assembly numbers Across Quebec, there are 127 ridings, an increase of two compared to the 2022 election. A majority would require a party to secure 64 seats. These are the number of seats each party had at dissolution: Youth vote Young Quebecers are also being encouraged to vote, with small polling stations for children between the ages of three and 12, but open to all young people under the age of 18.
