B.C. Election 2024: A Week Away From Election Day

Vancouver Sun editor-in-chief Harold Munro speaks to Vancouver Sun political columnist Vaughn Palmer about the issues facing B.C. voters.

[@gc6854]

Eby can’t win his constituency 46.5% Ratchford (Conservative) 38.8% Eby (NDP) 14.7% Singh (Green).

[@johnm8657]

John Rustad was first elected as a BC Liberal to the Legislative Assembly of BC in 2005, representing Prince George. He served in Christy Clark's cabinet as Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation, and Minister of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations. It doesn't matter how many times they change the label of their party. Their policies are not not policies just talking points to get your votes. All Rustad is interested is to give tax breaks to their rich millionaire and billionaire friends!

[@murray7851]

The latest post-debate poll from Mainstreet Research has the NDP @ 36% and the conservatives @ 42%. So a 6 point difference post-debate and the complete opposite of what you two are prattling on about??? David Ebby might not even win his own seat in Point Grey let alone lead the NDP to vistory. If this is your "expert opinions" we need to find some new experts!

[@mendoza4789]

ipos is saying different