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Tories Gain Share in B.C. Election Survey
Conservatives lead B.C. election race as survey shows 48% support.
In brief
Conservatives lead B.C. election race as survey shows 48% support. Conservatives now hold a 5-point lead over NDP in B.C. election polls with 48% support versus NDP's 43%. Originally reported by Nationalpost.
Survey Shows Conservative Lead
New Angus Reid Institute survey shows 48% of B.C. voters support Conservatives versus 43% for NDP.
Voting Certainty Rises
46% of British Columbians are very certain about their voting intentions, up from 35% during the first week of the campaign.
Conservative Support Grows
65% of Conservative supporters are very certain of their choice, compared to 44% of NDP supporters.
Trump Tariffs Not Top Issue
Only 10% of voters consider U.S. tariffs and Donald Trump the most important issue when deciding their vote.
Conservative Leader Viewed Positively
38% of B.C. voters view Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson positively, compared to 37% negatively.
NDP Leader Viewed Negatively
58% of B.C. voters view NDP leader David Eby unfavourably, compared to 36% favourably.
The takeaway
Conservatives now hold a 5-point lead over NDP in B.C. election polls with 48% support versus NDP's 43%.
