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Oct 17, 2026

Keith BaldreyGUEST
9:42
Um, and she could attract some of those soft NDP voters out there.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
9:46
Now, some of that'll be offset by some of the OneBC candidates who, you know, these people are not gonna win the seats, but they're gonna take votes from one side of the ledger or the other, and I think there's gonna be a fair amount of vote splitting on both sides, uh, c- on October 24th.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
10:00
So the question is, who's gonna be suffer the most?
Jas JohalHOST
10:02
We are speaking to Keith Baldrey, Global BC's legislative bureau chief, uh, for our weekly segment Inside the House.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
39:45
Um, and she could attract some of those soft NDP voters out there.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
39:49
Now, some of that'll be offset by some of the OneBC candidates who, you know, these people are not gonna win the seats, but they're gonna take votes from one side of the ledger or the other.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
39:58
And I think there's gonna be a fair amount of vote splitting on both sides, uh, c- on October 24th.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
40:03
And the question is, who's gonna be suffer the most?
Keith BaldreyGUEST
8:28
Um, and she could attract some of those soft NDP voters out there.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
8:32
Now, some of that'll be offset by some of the OneBC candidates who, you know, these people are not gonna win the seats, but they're gonna take votes from one side of the ledger or the other.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
8:41
And I think there's gonna be a fair amount of vote splitting on both sides, uh, c- on October 24th.
Keith BaldreyGUEST
8:46
And the question is, who's gonna be suffer the most?
Bill TielemanGUEST
11:56
That's one reason.
Bill TielemanGUEST
11:57
But- Look, the Conservatives threw Dallas Brodie for, who started OneBC, threw her out for her comments about residential school denialism.
Bill TielemanGUEST
12:05
Tara Armstrong, uh, who was then an- an MLA for the Conservatives, not running this time, quit after that, as did Jordan Keely, and joined her briefly and then set up off on their own.
Bill TielemanGUEST
12:14
Uh, there's been stories about what Conservatives have been doing, and there's some stories out there on NDP stuff, but I, I haven't seen the Conservative Party come up with anything recent, um, you know, which is, uh, just not the same as, as what's happening.
Philippe J. FournierHOST
4:20
And finally we had the Leger, uh, Leger poll that had a two-point lead for the Conservatives, similar to Research, so 42 Conservative, 40 NDP, nine Greens.
Philippe J. FournierHOST
4:28
Eric, um, okay, well, I didn't mention Centre BC and OneBC, but they, they really don't have close to a full slate, so those numbers-
Eric GrenierHOST
4:36
Yeah
Philippe J. FournierHOST
4:36
... ugh, you know, probably will shrink on election day.
Eric GrenierHOST
8:14
Uh, so that is probably gonna benefit the, um, the NDP a little bit.
Eric GrenierHOST
8:18
Uh, but not enough, I don't think, to make a huge difference.
Eric GrenierHOST
8:22
The, you mentioned Centre BC and OneBC.
Eric GrenierHOST
8:25
They both got a tiny little clip at the end of the debate, which was an interesting touch.
Adam StirlingHOST
32:15
Um, certainly there will be residents who voted for him while he was mayor and recognize him as the mayor of View Royal who might also be interested in supporting him for MLA.
Adam StirlingHOST
32:24
Uh, will we see OneBC even come close to striking distance of any seat in the province? They're only on the ballot in one of the seven ridings here on South Vancouver Island.
Adam StirlingHOST
32:34
That's Juan de Fuca-Malahat.
Adam StirlingHOST
32:35
Dana Lajeunesse, the NDP MLA former Sooke counselor, currently the incumbent.
Adam StirlingHOST
32:40
The Conservatives were very close, very close to taking that riding in 2024, as you and I know.
Adam StirlingHOST
32:46
But there was no OneBC in existence at that point to split the Conservative vote.
Adam StirlingHOST
32:51
And this time there will be, giving an edge to the New Democrats.
Adam StirlingHOST
32:56
Although it sounds sort of odd to think that OneBC's existence helps the NDP, in our first-past-the-post electoral system, it objectively can do so depending on how the vote's split.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
13:16
Loewen got there.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
13:18
Eleanor Sterko of Centre BC, Dallas Brodie of OneBC didn't do it.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
13:23
Uh, Sterko didn't really have time, in fairness, but that's the reason they're not there.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
13:28
Loewen is there on the set.
Mario CansecoGUEST
5:05
Mm-hmm.
Jim CsekHOST
5:06
And then we also have OneBC that has, you know, like, obviously Dallas Brodie is pretty popular.
Jim CsekHOST
5:11
And then the Greens, will they pull back enough af- you know, as David Eby walks away, uh, from his Greens scheme there and, and more towards LNG? Does the, does the Greens take back some of that?
Mario CansecoGUEST
5:23
Um, well, uh, there's a couple of problems for the Greens.
Mario CansecoGUEST
6:24
Elenore Sturko running in Surrey, and also Andrew Weaver running in Southern Vancouver Island.
Mario CansecoGUEST
6:28
So those are the two seats where essentially you could have a scenario where, uh, if they get elected, they could be, uh, they could have a major role in, in defining what the policy would look like if this is a close election.
Mario CansecoGUEST
6:40
Um, OneBC could actually be a spoiler in specific areas.
Mario CansecoGUEST
6:44
You know, they are running some candidates in Southern BC, some candidates in the Fraser Valley that could climb the charts enough, uh, to actually benefit the NDP.
Rob ShawHOST
6:04
Another issue to canvas here, three polls out yesterday with ResearchCo, Ipsos, and Palace all producing new data for the BC political nerds to analyze.
Rob ShawHOST
6:15
ResearchCo having the Conservatives at forty-four percent decided voters, the NDP at forty-two percent, the Greens at eight, and OneBC at Center, BC at two percent each.
Rob ShawHOST
6:26
The Ipsos and Palace polls more around the forty-three percent Conservative, thirty-eight percent NDP, so a wider five-point lead.
Rob ShawHOST
6:34
Slightly higher for the Greens at eleven percent, four to five percent for OneBC, and two percent for Center BC.
Rob ShawHOST
6:40
Interestingly, this is the first time in Palace that Lauren Dirksen, the Conservative leader, is leading David Eby in who folks would consider to be the best premier for the province.
Rob ShawHOST
6:50
Still a lot of undecideds on Dirksen, but slumping popularity for David Eby, uh, as his personal approval ratings in this election have only gone downward.
Elenore SturkoGUEST
3:19
of attitude within his own party i think that he had an opportunity to red light some of these individuals to bring in new members they offered me to come back i think most people by now know that but i just couldn't go back and and to support an organization that would continue to allow this type of belief to be platform within its party
Rob FaiHOST
3:41
Okay, so you go off and now you're the leader of CentreBC, yourself and OneBC's Dallas Brody, both elected MLAs leading registered parties, but neither of you are in Wednesday's televised leader debate.
Rob FaiHOST
3:53
I'm curious to know how that makes you feel.
Rob FaiHOST
3:55
I mean, polling numbers aside, I would assume that you want to be on that stage.

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