3 in 4 Quebecers oppose the $30K salary increase for MNAs proposed by the CAQ

According to a new study by Léger, 3 in 4 Quebecers (74%) oppose the $30,000 salary increase for Quebec MNAs, as proposed in Bill 24 by Premier François Legault and the CAQ.

The base salary of MNAs in Quebec will be increased from $101,561 to $131,766.

In his reaction to the poll, Québec Solidaire leader Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois criticized Francois Legault and the CAQ for “stubbornly adopting a disconnected bill” not supported by Quebecers.

“Raising MNAs’ salaries by $30,000 is the priority of only one person in Quebec: François Legault. The Prime Minister must reconnect with people’s priorities and he must hear the voices of Quebecers.”

Augmenter le salaire des députés de 30 000 $, c’est la priorité d’une seule personne au Québec: François Legault.

Le premier ministre doit se reconnecter sur les priorités des gens et il doit entendre la voix des Québécois et des Québécoises.#polqc #AssNat https://t.co/gqDxTuBU15

— Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois (@GNadeauDubois) May 30, 2023

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