of Quebec and the remaining provinces of Canada combined, greater autonomy and sovereignty over its own affairs as a US state, access to the US common market, as well as national security and defence, as Quebec as a US state would have its own state National Guard and fall under the umbrella and protection afforded by the federal US Armed Forces. Similar to the example of Quebec's Parti 51, additional secessionist movements and formal political parties have formed across other Canadian provinces likewise seeking statehood via admission into the United States, such as with Alberta separatism with the formation of Alberta 51. In order to appeal to as wide a base of support as possible, Parti 51 asserts it does not hold positions on any other issues aside from the immediate goal of seceding from Canada and acceding as a state to the US. Election results 1989 election results In the 1989 Quebec general election, the only election in which it nominated candidates, the party nominated 11 candidates, who won 3,846 votes, or 0.11% of the popular vote in the province. The party ran mostly in anglophone areas of the province. See also List of political parties in Quebec Politics of Quebec Quebec sovereignty movement Unionest Party 51st state References External links Defunct provincial political parties in Quebec Political parties disestablished in 1990 Single-issue political parties Secessionist organizations in Canada Saint-Georges, Quebec 1989 establishments in Quebec 1990 disestablishments in Quebec Provincial political parties in Quebec 2016 establishments in Quebec Political parties established in 1989 Political parties established in 2016 Canada–United States relations