After GND Manon Massé to Step Down from Political Life in a Show of Solidarity
Manon Massé, a prominent member of Quebec Solidaire, has announced her decision not to seek a fourth term in the upcoming elections. This news follows a similar announcement by Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois. Massé has expressed her desire to be the first lesbian Premier of Quebec but has now decided to step back.
Political Journey
The 2026 election will be a significant milestone for Quebec’s political landscape as Massé, a representative for Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques since 2014, steps down. She was a candidate for the premiership in 2018 and participated actively in the leadership debate.
Legacy and Advocacy
Despite her decision to not run again, Massé insists that her commitment to activism remains unwavering. She stated, “I have shaken things up in my own way and have contributed to making Quebec more open, fair, and inclusive.”
- 2014: Massé begins her role as a member of the National Assembly.
- 2018: Massé runs for Premier and takes part in the leadership debate.
- 2026: Massé will not seek re-election.
Massé emphasized that she will continue to serve as a Member of the National Assembly until the next election. She reaffirmed her dedication to feminism, stating that equality between men and women is still a significant issue in society.
Future of Quebec Solidaire
Though she will no longer lead her party’s campaign, Massé believes in the future of Quebec Solidaire. “I have faith that one day, Quebec Solidaire will take power, continuing our march for solidarity and social justice,” she remarked on social media.
Massé will remain an influential voice and plans to continue advocating for independence and equality, underscoring her belief in a just and inclusive Quebec.
