The leaders have spoken: now it's up to Quebec's 80 year olds to decide

After 35 days of campaign promises, debates and posters, the fate of Quebec's
government is now in the hands of Quebec's octoganerian voters.
As the only people who vote in Quebec, 80 year olds have decided Quebec's
governments for the last hundred years.
This time, 80 year olds are expected to support Pauline Marois because she has
been in politics for 70 of their 80 years. They are expected to punish Liberal
leader Jean Charest, whom they once though of as a nice young boy who delivers
the paper but now see as one of those bothersome kids that play on their
lawns.