How the NDP lost the B.C. election
Summary
It was a political gamble that backfired. The B.C. NDP had a majority government, with two years left in its mandate, when Premier David Eby called a snap election on Sept. 22. By election night, the party lost 19 seats and was toppled by the B.C. Conservatives. The Globe’s Andrea Woo explains what led to the B.C. NDP’s defeat Video by Andrea Woo and Alex Migdal/The Globe and Mail. #bcpolitics #bcpoli #britishcolumbia #politics #ndp
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