QUEBEC PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS 2026

WHEN TO VOTE

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Quebec’s provincial election is taking place on October 5, 2026.
Here is what you need to know before you vote.

Advance voting
September 27 and 28, 2026

There are also additional voting options for people in certain circumstances, including voting at a returning officer’s office and other special arrangements. You can find the full list of options through Élections Québec.

WHO YOU'RE VOTING FOR

Quebec has 127 electoral districts, each represented by one elected member in the National Assembly.

When you vote, you will elect a Member of the National Assembly (MNA) to represent your electoral district.

An MNA may belong to a political party or may run as an independent candidate.
A party needs 64 of the 127 seats to hold a majority in the National Assembly and form a majority government.

You can find information about the candidates running in your electoral district through Élections Québec.

WHERE TO VOTE

You can find your polling location through Élections Québec:
Where and when to vote — Élections Québec

You will also receive election information by mail.
Your notice of entry confirms whether you are registered on the list of electors and provides information about where you can vote during advance polling.

A yellow reminder card will be mailed during the week of September 28. It will indicate where you should vote on October 5 and will include the list of candidates in your electoral district. The yellow card is not required to vote and is not a piece of identification.

WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE?

The Quebec provincial government is responsible for many issues that directly affect our everyday lives, including:

  • Education
  • Healthcare
  • Income and sales taxes
  • Transportation
  • Language and other provincial policies
  • The provincial election is an opportunity to participate in the democratic process, engage with candidates, raise concerns about issues that matter to you, and make your voice heard.

    WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO VOTE?

    To vote in the Quebec provincial election, you must:

  • Be a Canadian citizen
  • Be at least 18 years old on election day
  • Have been living in Quebec for at least six months
  • Have your name and home address on the list of electors
  • Not have lost your right to vote
  • You can check whether your name is on the list of electors here:
    Check your registration on the list of electorsIf you need to add your name to the list or update your address, you can find information here:
    Register or update your information

    Important: The deadline to be entered on or update your information on the list of electors is October 1 at 2:00 p.m.

    WHAT DO YOU NEED TO BRING TO VOTING?

    You must bring one of the following accepted pieces of identification:

  • Quebec driver’s licence
  • Quebec health insurance card
  • Canadian passport
  • Indian status card
  • Canadian Forces identification card
  • If you do not have one of these documents, there are other ways to establish your identity. Élections Québec provides information about these options on its website.

    Get informed. Get engaged. Vote.

    For official information about the Quebec provincial election, visit:

    Élections Québec