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Why voters are confused as Conservatives lead BC NDP in yet another poll - Daily Hive

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Between the two upcoming elections, it is polling madness in B. C. and in Vancouver, and yet another poll is showing the Conservatives ahead of the BC NDP by a slim margin.

The last poll we covered was from the Angus Reid Institute, conducted between Oct. 1 and Oct. 3, which showed that the Conservatives had a five-point lead over the “gaining NDP.”

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