Manon Massé Steps Down Québec Solidaire Will Not Run in 2026 Provincial Election
Manon Massé, a prominent political figure in Québec and member of Québec Solidaire, has announced her decision to step down from the provincial political scene. After serving as the député for Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques for twelve years, she confirmed that she would not seek re-election in the provincial election scheduled for October 2026.
Legacy and Contributions
Throughout her tenure, Massé emphasized her commitment to feminist, environmental, inclusive, and sovereignist values. In a statement, she reflected on her role in advocating for these principles, expressing pride in her efforts to foster a more open and just Québec.
- Served as député for Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques for 12 years.
- Former spokesperson for Québec Solidaire.
- Promoted feminist and environmental issues.
Continued Commitment
While Massé plans to step back from leadership, she affirmed that she will remain an active député and part of the Québec Solidaire caucus until the election. She stated, “The march towards social justice continues, even if I am no longer at the forefront.”
Her departure resonates deeply within the community, as demonstrated by her emotional farewell message on social media. Massé expressed gratitude for the experiences over the years, stating, “Twelve years of love, struggles, and solidarity. I love you all,” on her Instagram account.
This announcement marks a significant transition, not only for Massé but for the political landscape in Québec Solidaire as well. Her influence and dedication to social issues will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact.
