Voters in British Columbia head to the polls on Saturday in a hotly contested race between the province’s New Democratic Party, Conservative Party and Green Party. The stakes are especially high for New Democrat Party Leader David Eby and Conservative Leader John Rustad, who appear to be in a dead heat among decided voters.
Many believe the B.C. election could be a bellwether for the coming federal election, as it will test the Conservative brand’s strength in the polling booth. In fact, B.C. voters have not faced such stark political choices in at least a generation – especially after the province’s Official Opposition party, BC United, suspended its election
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