The NDP and the Conservatives have to somehow reach that 20% of voters in the middle
Well, we finally have the results for the 2024 provincial election. The NDP hold 47 seats, the Conservatives have 44 seats, and the Green Party has the final two seats.
But assuming the numbers don’t change, the NDP will form government for the next four years and David Eby will remain as premier. I know that is a lot of numbers but essentially the message is that we are a province divided with roughly 40 per cent of the province favouring the left-leaning NDP and 40 per cent favouring the right-leaning B.C. Liberals and the Conservative Party of B.C. Neither party has really made in-roads on the 20 per cent in between. The Green Party has staked a claim but their showing in the most recent election would suggest they are not making capturing the minds and votes of British Columbians.
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