As we get into the last 16 days of the BC election, we re seeing a significant shift with BC voters towards the Conservative Party and John Rustad. This isn t just the Main Street tracking poll I ve been talking about over the last few days, this is every pollster shifting towards the Tories. And it s simply because people don t trust Premier David Eby and the BC NDP.
00:00:00.000As we get into the last 16 days of the British Columbia provincial election, we're seeing a significant shift with BC voters towards the Conservative Party and John Rustad.
00:00:12.020This isn't just the Main Street tracking poll I've been talking about over the last few days, this is every pollster shifting towards the BC Conservatives.
00:00:21.840And it's simply because people don't trust Premier David Eby and the BC NDP.
00:00:27.340For an example, I want to talk more about the numbers a bit later, but here's a taste of how good it's been for the Conservatives.
00:00:33.480The last poll Polara put out, about a week and a half ago, showed the BC NDP up three points.
00:00:41.060As of yesterday, the Conservatives are up three points. That's a six-point swing in a very short period of time.
00:00:48.760Usually week to week, you see one or two-point shifts between the two parties that are mainly contending the election.
00:00:55.160You don't see a six-point swing unless people are very much waking up to what the election's about and realizing that they cannot trust the BC NDP to change, because they're not going to change.
00:01:07.380Every significant policy shift the NDP has undertaken has all happened within the writ period, because it's just election promises that are trying to get them back into office, and there's not a significant chance they're actually going to follow through.
00:01:20.720If they cared about doing it, they would have done it before the election, not announce it right in the middle, and then pretend that you maybe didn't hear them say it later on if they happen to win again.
00:01:30.780And so before I get to the actual party top-line polling, I want to talk about some other numbers that are demonstrating why David Eby is suffering so much in this election.
00:01:42.140Then I want to talk a little bit about the debate and other aspects about David Eby as a person that I think are turning off so many voters as they're being exposed more and more to him.
00:01:52.460The polls will show you that he actually has a positive approval rating, and Rustad has a negative approval rating.
00:01:58.820In my mind, that really just demonstrates that a lot of moderate and even conservative voters will give the benefit of the doubt to Rustad that he's probably a nice, not Rustad, but Eby, that he's probably a nice guy, but they don't think he's doing a good job.
00:02:11.140Whereas with Rustad, because there's so much negative media attention on him over oftentimes absolutely nothing, that you get every single NDPer and moderates thinking that, well, the correct answer is to say I don't like him, even though many of them plan to vote for him.
00:02:26.520But this is why the NDPer are not doing well, despite Eby supposedly having some decent goodwill with certain voters.
00:02:34.340B.C. Those who say X is harder now than it was two years ago.
00:02:39.640Buying a house, 79% of people say it's harder than it was two years ago.
00:06:16.020Chris Sankey probably had retweeted or shared something during COVID
00:06:20.020in the middle of the height of frustration and how draconian the government had been working.
00:06:24.940It's also not good strategy for the NDP to be attacking a Indigenous candidate for not trusting the government on medical advice and mandates,
00:06:34.060considering that that has not been a great history between the Canadian government and Indigenous people
00:06:39.640when it came to forced medical treatments and whatnot.
00:06:45.520So, and what you see right there is David Eby wants to make it a personality fight.
00:07:46.980And so he has to go after every single little thing he happened to not like that a conservative candidate said.
00:07:52.140But now I just want to quickly go over and jump into this next clip because I think this one is quite telling about David Eby on policy.
00:08:01.540So he's at the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade.
00:08:03.940And as Cosman from, I believe, I'm actually, I think he's still at the True North right now.
00:08:10.540He says that David Eby basically starts squirming when he can't answer how he's going to end up paying for his billion dollar housing relief program when the province already has a $9 billion deficit.
00:08:22.880He just has no credibility on serious issues.
00:08:25.340You made a pretty significant announcement around the tax cut for the average family, about $1,000 or so.
00:08:33.440And so we've done some of the costing.
00:08:45.200It's a significant financial commitment.
00:08:49.280Right now we're seeing that people are really struggling.
00:08:51.740And they need that additional support to get through.
00:08:54.240And what you'll see from us is steadily declining deficits and a return to balance.
00:09:00.540But we're not going to make people pay for that.
00:09:03.500So where will that revenue come from if it's just over a billion dollars then to make up for that?
00:09:08.340Well, we'll continue to grow the economy to make sure that we're showing growth that increases overall financial support for the province, which enables us to do work like this.
00:09:17.840But also, over time, as you see revenue come on from different initiatives that we're bringing forward around economic development, we're showing both declining deficits as well as a return to balance.
00:09:31.200And let's be clear, they haven't been reducing the deficit.
00:09:35.320What David Eby is doing here is just a bait and switch of saying that, well, obviously, we've been economically responsible.
00:09:42.760We can afford another billion dollars in the deficit because we've been shrinking the deficit.
00:09:47.960They have projections saying that they'll shrink the deficit.
00:09:50.200But that's not actually shrinking the deficit.
00:09:52.660That's just saying in a theoretical world where you don't add a bunch of new spending, technically, per capita, the deficit will start going down in terms of its size compared to the economy.
00:10:04.060No business owner, no person who's paying high tax rates are going to look at this and say, this guy's probably not going to slap me with a higher tax bill at the end of the year.
00:10:14.660They're probably not going to have municipalities greatly overestimate my property value so that they can tax me even harder.
00:10:23.580Nobody believes that this guy is going to somehow be financially responsible right after this election like he's seen the light.
00:10:31.440But now I want to move into some of the polling.
00:10:34.620The polling hasn't gotten bad for David Eby.
00:10:37.380And this first one is actually not that bad for him.
00:10:41.180But again, it's all showing that things are shifting in favor of the conservatives.
00:10:45.740This was one of the weaker Main Street results.
00:10:48.420And it's still showing that the Green Party is actually coming up and maintaining a lot of their support from 2020, which means that they're going to eat into a lot of the NDP's voters in the greater Vancouver area.
00:11:03.360You get this one from Leger, 46 to 43 BC conservatives to NDP.
00:11:09.900Polera here, 44 to 41 for the conservatives.
00:11:13.280And let me tell you, in all these polls, there are still a lot of people who are undecided.
00:11:18.780And they've been splitting, from what I see, two to one towards the BC conservative party.
00:11:24.800This is Main Street's new one from today, 43 to 41.
00:11:28.140But now I just want to go into some of the detailed results from this Main Street poll, because this is what should be terrifying to the BC NDP.
00:11:38.320The general theory, if you want to get reelected, is that you should be maintaining 80 to 95 percent of the voters that you had last election committed to voting for you this one.
00:11:52.160I want to get a bring up on screen for the shock reveal, 64 percent, 64.8 percent of Horgan NDP voters from 2020 are voting David Evie this election.
00:12:05.600And there's only 5.1 percent more undecided.
00:12:07.940So even if they ate up that entire undecided vote, it's not going to push them much over.
00:12:13.320It's not even going to get them past 70.
00:12:15.980My friend Chris from the Great Canadian Bagel podcast says, lower 70s are already, you're dead.
00:12:22.780You're dead if you're in the lower 70s.
00:12:25.100Maybe you're thinking, well, maybe they can get some BC liberals to vote for them.
00:12:28.620Well, the problem is the conservatives are winning the BC liberals harder than the BC NDP are winning their own 2020 voters.
00:12:36.100And the BC NDP are not even getting as many liberals voting for them as there are NDP voters saying that they're going to be voting for Rustad and the BC conservatives.
00:14:35.480So when you attack the other guys as having bad policy or bad candidates, people think that you might know what you're talking about.
00:14:41.860David Eby doesn't know what he's talking about because he's an unhinged radical leftist.
00:14:46.100I'm wondering what's going to happen on October 7th when you're probably going to have a bunch of Hamas crazies flooding the streets of Vancouver and Victoria and the NDP are going to be too flat-footed to condemn those people because they need their votes.
00:14:59.220They need the radical anti-Semitic people's votes.
00:15:01.560So they're going to stay absolutely silent so that the Green Party doesn't absorb all them.
00:15:06.820Nuts what's going on right now, but it's just the state of affairs that David Eby has built himself.
00:15:13.140The conservatives, I think that they're going to have way better turnout than even the polls are probably predicting because I think the conservatives are tapping into a sort of voter that hasn't probably not just not showed up in 2020.
00:15:24.340They probably didn't vote in 2017, 2013, 2009.
00:15:29.300They haven't voted for probably a decade because who are you voting for, liberals or the NDP?
00:15:35.040And although the liberals used to be a big tent party the way social credit was, in the past three election cycles, they were mostly just a federal liberal party for the province, just the provincial version of the feds.
00:15:45.680And now that there's a real conservative provincial party, all the models that are showing the conservatives winning right now, like I even want to go check what the Main Street tracking poll shows in terms of its model.
00:15:57.260Yeah, they show the conservatives winning 55 seats to 37 NDP with one for the Greens.
00:16:01.580I think that even that might be underselling the conservatives right now, because there's a lot of federal conservative voters who probably don't vote provincial, who will now vote provincial, and they're going to come out in significant numbers because they identify Rustad as a poly of ally.
00:16:17.240One of the biggest mistakes the media made early on, trying to cut the brakes from the conservatives, is when Angelo Isidoro and Anthony Koch, the manager of the conservative campaign and the main spokesperson for the campaign, went after the far left publication, the tie-ee, and of course the very liberal biased publication, or the CBC, who needs no introduction.
00:16:39.340They started attacking the conservatives, the B.C. conservatives as just like poly of, because they're attacking the media, which is ridiculous.
00:16:47.400They're pushing back on unfair questions.
00:16:49.400And I think they thought they were going to hurt the B.C. conservatives with this coverage.
00:16:53.460Why do you think it would hurt the B.C. conservatives?
00:16:55.960To compare them to a very popular federal politician.
00:16:59.640The federal conservatives poll as high as 53% in British Columbia, and you think the B.C. conservatives don't want to be compared to the federal conservatives?
00:17:09.940It's mind-boggling how bad the left is at running campaigns these days, or at least the leftist media is at influencing campaigns, because they've been playing on easy mode in provinces like British Columbia for so long, where no matter who won, they basically got what they wanted.
00:17:24.600That now that the conservatives are a real oppositional force to the very corrupt liberal and NDP establishment, that they're swinging wildly at them, hitting them with accusations and attacks that only make the B.C. conservatives stronger and more popular.
00:17:41.160Anyways, that's it for me today, guys.
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