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BC PULSE – Voters sour on NDP as BC Conservatives gain more traction

By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE September 5, 2024 – As the dust from recent explosive events in B.C. politics continues to settle, focus is shifting to party policies as British Columbians assess which of the remaining options offer the best plans to deal with the pressing issues facing the province. New data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds many British Columbians critical of the current BC NDP government, and a strong preference to the challenging BC Conservatives on several key issues. On the high cost of living (37%) and street crime (41%), the BC Conservatives are the choice as ‘best to lead’ by a plurality, giving them an edge of 10 points and 15 points respectively over the incumbent BC NDP. The BC NDP are slightly preferred over the BC Conservatives on health care (35% to 31%) and the BC Conservatives hold a narrow advantage on housing affordability (34% to 29%). On other key matters, the two parties are in statistical ties. It is also worth noting there are plenty of people left to be convinced as to who has the best plan. At least one-quarter believe none of the three main political parties and leaders are a solid choice on the top [...]

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BC PULSE – Voters sour on NDP as BC Conservatives gain more traction

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