But a seat in the legislature evaded him in the 2022 election, as he fell to the CAQ’s Sylvain Levesque in the riding of Chauveau.
He also failed to get elected in the 2025 by-election for the Arthabaska riding (now redrawn as Arthabaska-L’Érable), losing to the Parti Québécois’ Alex Boissonneault by more than 4,000 ballots.
Monday night was a different story, however, with preliminary results indicating Duhaime steamrolled the competition by capturing 63 per cent of the Bellechasse riding vote. The PQ’s Jerome Couture was a distant second (15 per cent).
What are Duhaime’s books about?
His first book offered a criticism of homosexual victimhood and, according to the jacket synopsis, aimed “to show that it is possible to be gay and happy in Quebec” without being a “martyr.”
It was followed by 2012’s L’État contre les jeunes: Comment les baby-boomers ont détourné le système (The State versus Youth: How Baby Boomers Hijacked the System),
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