From Trump to Housing: Is David Eby Changing Course?

By Global News

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A new poll has put the B.C. Conservatives in the lead, and the political landscape is shifting as the election campaign enters a critical phase. Just one day after the survey's release, Premier David Eby pivoted away from messaging focused on Donald Trump and U.S. tariffs, returning to core issues such as housing affordability and the cost of living. Is the NDP adjusting its campaign strategy in response to changing voter priorities? In this episode, Ben O'Hara-Byrne and Keith Baldrey break down the latest developments, including the NDP's efforts to tie the B.C. Conservatives to the fallout from the Kerry-Lynne Findlay leadership upheaval, the potential impact of Caroline Elliott's candidacy, and the key Metro Vancouver ridings that could determine the outcome of the election. They also examine whether One BC could split the vote in closely contested races. 🔔 Subscribe for the latest political analysis, election coverage and breaking news from across British Columbia. For mor

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