The Parti Québécois is leading several polls as Quebec approaches its next provincial election, reviving debate over sovereignty. Party leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has positioned independence as a long-term objective, but the issue remains less popular than concerns about healthcare, the economy, and immigration. Many voters may support the separatists as a protest against established parties without endorsing a referendum. That gap could allow the party to win government while making a renewed independence campaign difficult to launch or win.
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