Manon Massé to Retire from Political Career After 2026 Elections
Manon Massé, a prominent political figure and former co-spokesperson for Québec solidaire, announced her retirement plans. She will step back from her political career following the 2026 elections.
Political Career Overview
Massé has proudly represented the constituency of Sainte-Marie-Saint-Jacques in the National Assembly of Quebec for 12 years. During her tenure, she has completed three full terms and participated in a leaders’ debate. Throughout this time, she has advocated for feminist, environmental, inclusive, and sovereignist values.
Commitment to Her Constituents
- Massé expressed her gratitude to the constituents who placed their trust in her since 2014.
- She emphasized her obligation to serve the progressive supporters of Québec solidaire.
- Massé remains committed to her role as a deputy until her current term concludes.
Vision for the Future
In her statement, Massé conveyed optimism about the future of Québec solidaire. She expressed confidence that the party would eventually take power in Quebec.
Massé’s retirement marks a significant transition for both her constituency and Québec solidaire, as she has played a vital role in shaping their political landscape.
