Editing Parti Québécois (section)

==Leaders in the legislature==

When a Parti Québécois leader does not have a seat in the National Assembly, another member leads the party in the legislature.

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!Parliamentary leader!!Years as parliamentary leader!!Comments
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|[[René Lévesque]]||1968–70||René Lévesque sat as an Independent member until 29 April 1970 election.
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|[[Camille Laurin]]||1970–73||René Lévesque did not have a seat from 29 April 1970 to 29 October 1973.
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|[[Jacques-Yvan Morin]]||1973–76||René Lévesque did not have a seat from 29 October 1973 to 15 November 1976.
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|[[René Lévesque]]||[[1976 Quebec general election|1976]]–85||Regain a seat in the [[1976 Quebec general election|general election]]
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|[[Pierre-Marc Johnson]]||1985–87||
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|[[Guy Chevrette]]||1987–89||Became Leader of the Opposition when Johnson resigned on 10 November 1987. Remained parliamentary leader after Jacques Parizeau became party leader from 19 March 1988 until Parizeau won a seat on 25 September 1989.
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|[[Jacques Parizeau]]||1989–96||
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|[[Lucien Bouchard]]||1996–2001||Lucien Bouchard did not have a seat from 27 January 1996 to 19 February 1996.
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|[[Bernard Landry]]||2001–05||
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|[[Louise Harel]]||2005–06||André Boisclair did not have a seat from 15 November 2005 to 14 August 2006.
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|[[André Boisclair]]||2006–07||
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|[[François Gendron]]||2007||
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|[[Pauline Marois]]||2007–14||As incumbent Premier Marois lost her seat in the [[2014 Quebec general election|general election on 7 April 2014]] and announced her resignation as leader.
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|[[Stéphane Bédard]]||[[2014 Quebec general election|2014]]–15||Interim leader between Marois' defeat and Péladeau's election
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|[[Pierre Karl Péladeau]]||2015–16||
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|[[Sylvain Gaudreault]]||2016||Interim leader following Péladeau's resignation
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|[[Jean-François Lisée]]||2016–18||Lost his seat in the [[2018 Quebec general election|general election]]
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|[[Pascal Bérubé]]||[[2018 Quebec general election|2018]]–21||Interim leader following Lisée's resignation, remains legislative leader, as current leader, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon does not have seat in National Assembly
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|[[Joël Arseneau]]||2021–2022||
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|[[Paul St-Pierre Plamondon]]||[[2022 Quebec general election|2022]]–present||Won seat at the [[2022 Quebec general election]]
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