Among decided and leaning voters, the BC Conservatives lead the BC NDP by just under 8 points, 44.7% to 37.2% with the Green at 11.2%, One BC at 5.7% and Centre BC Party at 1.1% rounding out the field.
Looks like malpractice.
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My guess is NDP minority with Green coalition and another election in a year where the Cons take a majority.
Supply and Confidence agreements can work in Canada.
The BC NDP sabotaged electoral reform by putting proportional representation for a referendum in 2017 while the greens just wanted it passed in the legislative assembly.
I think that if the NDP is somehow able to squeak out a minority here (polls indicate otherwise), then they might have a chance in the future if they changed their leadership. They won't though.
I am really worried that the cons will come into power, but I really don't see the NDP coming out of this one alive with Eby at the helm.
And they prolly shouldn't, or Eby will stay. He has to go after this.
Especially since David Eby squashed proportional representation from passing and John Horgan made the mistake of allowing the elites to sabotage electoral reform in the form of a referendum.
Always the same shit isn't it..
Yes, provincial ndp disappointing the voter and federal party on electoral reform.