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British Columbia NDP Majority Government 2024-(no later than) 2029

Musical chairs.

In a weird way Eby has done the BC Conservatives a solid. The Abbotsford byelection is nullified now, along with KLF being on the ballot there.



Eby has also helped unite the right... more than they were before the election at any rate...

 
At this point any leader who can rally enough of the conservative vote to unseat the NDP will get my support. If the conservatives do manage to upset Eby it will still be a gong-show, but at least a different gong-show.
 
Wonder if there is anything regarding the agricultural minister and her alleged reasons

Kelly Greene stepped down in opposition to NDP support for the Tilbury LNG terminal expansion.

Popham said it was just time to go. When she was the Agriculture minister she was strongly anti-fish farms, so many in BC will be glad to see her go.
 
The guy who almost won last time isn't running...


The Conservative Party of B.C. has confirmed former leader John Rustad will not seek re-election when voters head to the polls next month.

The Nechako Lakes MLA was ejected from the Conservative caucus in the leadup to Kerry-Lynne Findlay's resignation as leader, but was invited to rejoin by interim leader Lorne Doerksen.

Rustad foreshadowed his departure in a statement posted to social media on Monday, when he said it was "time for an older generation of politicians to step aside."

 
It's clear that he's playing on the public's anti-Trump sentiments... I wonder how long it will take for Trump to notice ;)

Why David Eby is seemingly running for re-election against Donald Trump​

The NDP is tying popularity hopes less to its leader, and more to outside events​


If his first speeches are any indication, B.C. NDP Leader David Eby is running for re-election against one main opponent.

And it’s not B.C. Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson.

"There are big challenges out there for our province, challenges that are impacted by Trump's actions in positive and negative ways," said Eby at his day one campaign rally at the Canada-U.S. border, the unmistakable outline of the Peace Arch right behind him for the benefit of the cameras.

 
It's clear that he's playing on the public's anti-Trump sentiments... I wonder how long it will take for Trump to notice ;)

Why David Eby is seemingly running for re-election against Donald Trump​

The NDP is tying popularity hopes less to its leader, and more to outside events​


If his first speeches are any indication, B.C. NDP Leader David Eby is running for re-election against one main opponent.

And it’s not B.C. Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson.

"There are big challenges out there for our province, challenges that are impacted by Trump's actions in positive and negative ways," said Eby at his day one campaign rally at the Canada-U.S. border, the unmistakable outline of the Peace Arch right behind him for the benefit of the cameras.


My crystal ball predicts a slim minority at best. If he wants to appear anti-Trump he should consider not being an obstacle for East-West related development.
 
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