The campaign
ABOUT
Vote Palestine is a Quebec citizens’ campaign. It asks candidates in the 5 October 2026 election to commit to four demands, every one of them within the National Assembly’s own powers.
The campaign does one thing, and does it everywhere: it puts the same four questions to the candidates of all 127 ridings, and publishes their answers as they stand.
None of the four demands belongs to Ottawa. They are about the public money the Caisse de dépôt manages, a Quebec office in Tel Aviv, what RAMQ covers, and what moves through Quebec infrastructure.
None of that is settled at a federal election. All of it is settled at the National Assembly.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The questions that come back most often, and the campaign’s answers.
Why the provincial election?
Foreign policy is federal, but our four demands are not. The Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, the Quebec office in Tel Aviv, RAMQ, and Quebec infrastructure all fall to the National Assembly.
Is this a partisan campaign?
No. The campaign endorses no party and no candidate, and recommends no vote. It addresses candidates of every political formation, in every riding, with the same four demands and the same questionnaire.
What we publish are the answers we received, presented the same way for everyone. The judgement belongs to the electorate.
The site is hosted free of charge and travels organically. The campaign buys no advertising.
Who is behind the campaign?
The electoral call is carried by a coalition of Quebec organizations — solidarity groups, environmental organizations, community associations — joined by every organization that endorses the campaign.
Who should I vote for?
That is your decision. We publish what candidates answered on our four demands; we endorse no one and recommend no vote.
What does taking the pledge mean?
You commit to weighing candidates’ positions on Palestine when you vote, and you get the tools to write to yours.
Can individuals endorse?
Endorsement is for organizations. Individuals show support by taking the pledge.
What happens after the election?
The organizing continues. Commitments made during the campaign become commitments to hold to account in the National Assembly.
CONTACT US
Three ways to reach us. Email for a private message, the accounts to follow the campaign and share it — it travels only on your shares.