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Naïma Marylène Indira Som, the Quebec Liberal Party's official candidate in Pointe-aux-Trembles

By August 11, 2026No Comments

Montreal, August 7, 2026 — The Quebec Liberal Party is proud to announce the candidacy of Ms. Naïma Marylène Indira Som in the Pointe-aux-Trembles riding for the upcoming general election.

Naïma Marylène Indira Som, a 26-year-old insurance advisor, is making the leap into provincial politics to join the Quebec Liberal Party under the leadership of Charles Milliard.

A graduate with a bachelor’s degree in political science from the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), the PLQ candidate in Pointe-aux-Trembles is currently pursuing a master’s degree in the same field, with a concentration in international politics and international law.

In her role as an insurance advisor, she helps individuals and families who are looking to protect what matters most to them. Her experience in management and working with children on the autism spectrum (ASD) has strengthened her sense of responsibility and her focus on finding solutions.

As a volunteer board member at a youth center, Naïma Marylène Indira Som believes that lasting change begins with civic engagement. Attuned to the realities faced by families and young people, she advocates for policies based on active listening, integrity, and rigor, and hopes to help improve access to quality education and effective public services.

“In both my professional and volunteer work, I’ve learned that people want to be heard and want us to keep our promises. That’s what I want to offer the citizens here: a representative who is present, accessible, and diligent. I also want to show my generation that it has a rightful place in the debates that will shape its future, and that is why I am joining forces with Charles Milliard in the run-up to October 5.”

— Naïma Marylène Indira Som, the PLQ candidate in Pointe-aux-Trembles

“At 26, Naïma Marylène Indira Som is part of this new generation that is actively engaged in politics. She has already served the community in various roles, supported families in her work, and served as a volunteer on the board of directors of a youth center. We need this young generation in the National Assembly because they bring bold ideas and represent the voice of our future. Young people aren’t just the citizens of tomorrow—they have something to say today. Pointe-aux-Trembles deserves a representative who has this energy and this sense of service, and I am proud to welcome her to our team.”

- Charles Milliard, Leader of the Quebec Liberal Party

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