‘Not in the cards’: Rustad says on potential Conservative-BC United merger

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May 2024 Provincial Polling Numbers. Source: Abacus Data

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Despite BC United’s polling numbers, Prince George Mackenzie MLA Mike Morris says that the party is doing well.

“Right now, we see the BC Conservatives living by the polls, week by week. I think they will end up being sorely disappointed in that because our own internal work that we do shows us that we’re doing quite well in all the town halls and all the communities that we’re in.” – Mike Morris, MLA, Prince George-Mackenzie (BC United)

John Rustad says that while a merger is not in the cards, widening his party’s appeal is very much on the table. Rustad told CKPG News that the Conservative Party of BC is “always open to having conversations about how we can make the tent bigger, how we could potentially have more people come in and support the movement that we are building.”

With the election needing to be held on or before October 19, 2024, the only poll that will matter, is the one on election day.

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