2024 British Columbia Election
Election Day Is October 19, 2024
The writ has dropped. That means the 2024 British Columbia election is underway!
This is shaping up to be quite the election. After Premier David Eby took over the reins from former Premier John Horgan almost two years ago, it seemed like the New Democratic Party would easily cruise to re-election. But, in the last year or so, the BC Conservative Party, which hadn’t elected an MLA in 50 years, has come back to life. In an unprecedented move, BC United (formerly the BC Liberals) have announced that they will not be running any candidates this election, clearing the way for a clear one vs one battle between the BC Conservative and the BC NDP.
Every Friday during the campaign, Mike and Levi will release a short podcast episode discussing the election campaign, chatting about the issues at stake in the election, and doing all that they can to educate, equip, and encourage Reformed Christians in BC to cast an informed ballot.
The 2024 Election Guide
Below you can find your 2024 Election Guide, a comparison of where each of the six major parties generally stands on seven current political issues of note. This guide is designed not only to help you cast an informed vote but also to help you engage with local candidates on these issues of focus.
A GUIDE TO HOSTING ALL-CANDIDATES MEETINGS
All-Candidates Meetings are opportunities for local candidates and local voters to directly interact. Rather than simply hearing party leaders make promises, voters at all-candidates meetings can get to know the personal values and positions of their local candidates. Organizing all-candidates meetings are excellent opportunities for churches and Christians to focus discussion on key issues that matter to them, such as free speech, family law and conscience rights. We hope that this guide will help churches, ARPA chapters, and other Christian organizations host an all-candidates meeting of their own and positively shape the public discourse around election time.
