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To the Quebec Liberals still reeling from the partys historic defeat on Oct. 3, Dominique Anglades political future seems more uncertain than ever. If the Liberals stand united behind their leader in public, its a different story behind the cameras.

Two weeks ago pollsters and pundits had François Legault and the CAQ heading for a victory of unprecedented proportions. Over 100 seats many said. He and his party stood at

Buoyed by overwhelming majority, Legault pledges to be the premier of all Quebecers in his victory speech.

Francois Legault has been elected for a second mandate as Quebec premier with a majority government. Within eight minutes of the polls closing across the province at 8 p.m. EST, CTV News declared Coalition Avenir Québec has secured a resounding win in the Quebec legislature.

Come what may on Oct. 3, the CAQs founder and leader has already reset the agenda with his "third way" — an end to Yes-No politics.

“People in English Canada should stop thinking about Québec as a progressive region of the country.” 

Most voters line up at their local polling station, either on Election Day or at an advance poll, but seniors are also exercising their right to vote from their rooms or in a common area of their facility.

A diminished Quebec Liberal Party means liberal values now face an uncertain future in the province.

With just over a week to go, many people are waiting to see more polls before deciding who to vote for.

MONTREAL - With polls suggesting her party could be relegated to third place in the Oct. 3 election, Quebec Liberal Leader Dominique Anglade is trying to turn around her team's fortunes by putting more of herself forward.