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TEN PARTIES ELEVEN ISSUES

The whole ballot in one table

Every party against every issue. A tick means the party has published something we could source. A dash means it has not, on the date we checked. Pick any cell to read the detail.

53Issue positions published
128Commitments recorded

THE FULL MATRIX

Which parties have published on what

Rows are ordered by how many of the eleven issues a party has published a position on. That measures how much is on the public record, and nothing else. A party can publish on all eleven and still be wrong about every one of them.

Published positions by party and issue
PartyHousingHealth careCost of livingPublic safetyEconomyEducationClimateReconciliationTransportationTaxes and budgetGovernanceTotal
Centre BC13244114211/10
BC Green Party85515—5623210/10
Conservative Party of BC25221—10/10
BC NDP236——1—8/10
OneBC34—534—6—428/10
CanWest Party—1—2212——1—6/10
BC Libertarian Party———————————0/10
Christian Heritage Party of BC———————————0/10
Communist Party of BC———————————0/10
Freedom Party of BC———————————0/10

ONE ISSUE AT A TIME

Open a single issue

Each of these pages puts all ten parties beside each other on one subject, with the source and the date next to every position.

What a dash means, and what it does not

A dash means we looked on the date shown on that party's page and found nothing published on that subject. It is a record of the public record, not a judgement about the party. A party may hold a clear position it has simply not written down anywhere we could find.

A tick means something was published and we could point at the source. It says nothing about whether the policy is good, affordable, or within the city's power to deliver.

CORRECTIONS

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