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Charest's campaign focused on health care. He promised to cut government
subsidies, tax credits to big businesses and trim the civil service.
Charest
also predicted Parti Quebecois leader Premier Bernard Landry would call another
sovereignty referendum of elected.
The Liberals defeated the ruling Parti
Quebecois and Landry; and Mario Dumont's upstart Action Démocratique du Québec.
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien expressed his satisfaction with the results,
reading the results to guests at a state dinner in the Dominican Republic. The
prime minister is there on an official visit.
"Between Mike Weir and Quebec
we have two good things," said Chrétien.
Written by CBC News Online
staff >QUEBEC VOTE 2003
PARTY
LEADING
ELECTED
Liberals
26
45
PQ
34
15
ADQ
3
1
Other
0
0
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