Saint-Henri–Sainte-Anne

The party would need 64 to form a majority in the Quebec legislature.

Quebec Solidaire spokesperson Ruba Gazel had previously said the party was considering asking for a recount in the Montreal riding of Saint-Henri-Saint-Anne after initial results suggested the party had lost by 39 votes.

However, Quebec Solidaire candidate Guillaume-Cliché-Rivard said today that the margin has been revised to 275 votes, as he conceded the election to Liberal Benoit Clermont.

Elections Quebec said in an email that election night results are preliminary and that it's not unusual for the final tally to be adjusted.

Gloria Henriques reports.

In the Montreal riding of Saint Henri-Sainte-Anne, voters are eager to cast their ballots and make their voices heard.

The cost of living, access to healthcare, and housing are big drivers to the polls, among other issues.

Samantha Zelenski says voting is important to her.

You know, it makes a very big difference.

in Verdun and Saint-Henri-Saint-Anne to have Québec Solidaire émenés.

Alejandra Zagamendès would do a very great job.

She's always present in Verdun, everywhere.

Do you have an example? No.

The same thing for the...

You know, it's a lot about the housing, about a lot of issues, and people, they see that Guillaume-Cleche-Rivard, Guillaume-Cleche-Rivard, who has been elected in 2023, in Saint-Henri-Saint-Anne, It makes a difference because we don't take citizens in Montreal as granted.

We always work for them, we fight, and our voice for the social issues, for the housing crisis, for the cost of living crisis, for the public services is heard.