Three days before the election, Paul-Saint-Pierre Plamondon holds a press conference in Quebec City to present his team and solicit votes from the local electorate. The leader of the Parti québécois denounces eight years of "waste" and "broken promises" under the CAQ, particularly regarding transportation and homelessness. He asserts that Quebec City deserves better representation within the future government. Questioned on the independence project, he rejects the GDP contraction forecasts put forward by Éric Girard, labeling them as a "fear campaign." He also responds to criticisms from an Indigenous leader regarding the provisional constitution, claiming that a veto right for every nation would create a "legal vacuum." Finally, he criticizes Éric Duhaime's use of artificial intelligence in writing a book.