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New to Québec? Here's how provincial elections work, in plain terms.
- Canadian citizenship — permanent residency alone does not qualify
- 18 years of age or older on election day
- Resident of Québec for the past 6 months
- Registered on the electoral list
You cannot vote in this election until you obtain Canadian citizenship. This is different from municipal elections, where some permanent residents may be eligible depending on local rules.
Same rule: Canadian citizenship is required for provincial elections, regardless of how long you've lived or studied in Québec.
Québec is divided into 127 electoral districts (circonscriptions). Each elects one member of the Assemblée nationale (MNA). Find yours on the circonscription search.
A provincial election (this one, Oct. 5, 2026) elects the Assemblée nationale du Québec. A federal election elects the House of Commons in Ottawa. Different governments, different responsibilities.
Source: Élections Québec. This page explains the rules — it does not advise anyone on whether or how to vote.