Who pays for Conservative Party of BC
Where the public record of this party's money is kept, what is on it today, and what is not there yet.
CAMPAIGN FINANCE
How to check this party's money
The two reports above are copies the party posted on its own website. The copies filed with Elections BC are in its Financial Reports and Political Contributions System.
The 2025 report shows a surplus for the year of $3,274,640.46. The 2024 statements show a deficit for the year of $5,258,297.07.
Reports for the 2026 election campaign are filed after election day and are not yet public.
Look it up yourself
Open the search, choose the filer type that fits, then search for Conservative Party of BC. Filed reports open as scanned documents.
Annual financial report, audited
2025 calendar year · As posted on the party’s website. Total income $7,570,987.95, including $2,346,337.60 in political contributions and $1,685,633.05 in annual allowance. Total expenses $4,296,347.49. Loans payable $2,500,000.00 at December 31, 2025. The auditors’ report adds one limit: it says an audit cannot fully confirm that a political party recorded all its contributions, other income and expenses.
Statements of assets, liabilities, income and expenses
2024 calendar year · As posted on the party’s website, the election year. Total income $6,796,983.48, including $6,660,323.98 in political contributions. Total expenses $12,055,280.55, including $3,050,898.84 on advertising. Loans payable $5,000,000.00 in total at December 31, 2024.
Public allowance paid by Elections BC
2025 and 2026 annual allowances · Elections BC pays each qualifying party $1.85 (2025) or $1.89 (2026) per vote received in 2024. It paid the Conservatives $1,685,633.05 in 2025 and $1,722,079.17 in 2026, in two payments each year.
What we have not done yet
- The Elections BC search system returned an error page to a direct read, so the filed copies were not compared line by line with the party’s posted copies.
- The 2024 statements posted by the party include no auditors’ report.
- Lists of individual contributors were not read or copied.
Last reviewed .
Party money and candidate money are separate
The filings on this page belong to the party. An individual candidate files their own return, and their nomination papers sit on their own profile page. The two are never added together here.
Sources
A source marked SAYS SO ITSELF is the party's own material. It proves what the party claims, not that the claim is true.
- Registered political parties in British Columbia, as of September 30, 2026 Elections BC · published · checked
- Provincial candidate list, 2026 general election Elections BC · checked
- Statement of votes, 2024 provincial general election Elections BC · checked
- Current party standings Legislative Assembly of British Columbia · checked
- Annual allowances Elections BC · checked
- Financial reporting and political contributions Elections BC · checked
- Financial Reports and Political Contributions System Elections BC · checked
- Hansard, April 1, 2026, afternoon sitting Legislative Assembly of British Columbia · published · checked
- Hansard, April 22, 2026, afternoon sitting Legislative Assembly of British Columbia · published · checked
- Hansard, May 28, 2026, afternoon sitting Legislative Assembly of British Columbia · published · checked
- Conservative Party of BC home page SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · checked
- Meet your Conservative team SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · checked
- Lorne Doerkson candidate page SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · checked
- Caroline Elliott candidate page SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · checked
- Our platform SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · checked
- Latest news and updates SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · checked
- Make British Columbia an Energy Superpower (release) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- BC Energy Superpower Plan (PDF) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- BC Conservatives welcome LNG Canada Phase 2 (statement) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- Conservatives to remove PST from Canadian alcohol (release) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- Conservative Party of BC pledges no new taxes (release) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- Statement from leader Lorne Doerkson on the NDP housing tax plan SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- Every Conservative Party of BC MLA approved to run as a candidate (release) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- Statement on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- Conservative Party of BC announces Surrey candidates (release) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- White Rock Mayor Megan Knight to run in Surrey South (release) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- The NDP called this election (release) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- Standing up to Trump (release) SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- Official documents SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · checked
- Vote results, Conservative Party of British Columbia leadership 2026 SAYS SO ITSELFConservative Party of British Columbia · published · checked
- Annual financial report for 2025, with auditors’ report, as posted by the party Conservative Party of British Columbia · checked
- Statements of assets, liabilities, income and expenses for 2024, as posted by the party Conservative Party of British Columbia · checked
- Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigns as leader of the B.C. Conservative Party CBC News · published · checked
- Lorne Doerkson named B.C. Conservatives interim leader following Findlay resignation CBC News · published · checked
- A look back at Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s 4 months as BC Conservative leader Global News · published · checked
- 5 MLAs, including former leader, returning to B.C. Conservative caucus as prospect of election looms The Canadian Press, via CBC News · published · checked
- CentreBC MLAs defect back to the B.C. Conservatives after snap election call Vista Radio (AM 1150) · published · checked
- Kamloops Centre MLA Milobar rejoins BC Conservatives CFJC Today · published · checked
- B.C. Conservatives vow new rule to keep Doerkson leader, as Rustad exits The Canadian Press, via Energeticcity.ca · published · checked
- Former B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad not running for re-election CBC News · published · checked
- Canadian Press report on the Conservative campaign and Caroline Elliott’s candidacy The Canadian Press, via 650 CKOM · published · checked
- Lorne Doerkson talks values as he leads B.C. Conservatives into election CBC News · published · checked
- BC Conservatives promise no new taxes if elected Global News · published · checked
- B.C. Conservative leader pledges to triple LNG production Black Press Media (Agassiz Harrison Observer) · published · checked
- Party leaders make economic, budget promises in Week 2 of B.C. election campaign The Canadian Press, via Yahoo Finance Canada · published · checked
- Doerkson promises to cut PST on Canadian alcohol Black Press Media (The Northern View) · published · checked
- Kerry-Lynne Findlay will be the next leader of the B.C. Conservative Party Black Press Media (Chilliwack Progress) · published · checked
- Jordan Kealy departs from B.C. Conservatives to sit as Independent CJDC-TV · published · checked
- How Rustad and Conservatives reshaped B.C.’s political map Business in Vancouver, via Powell River Peak · published · checked
- Politics in British Columbia The Canadian Encyclopedia · checked