Leger’s April 2026 Government of British Columbia Report Card shows B.C. politics remaining highly competitive. Among decided voters, the BC NDP leads with 44%, compared with 40% for the Conservative Party of British Columbia. The Greens stand at 10%, while OneBC has fallen to 3%.
The NDP is still ahead, but under pressure. A majority of British Columbians (54%) say the province is on the wrong track, while only 37% say it is headed in the right direction. David Eby remains the best known leader and leads on approval at 43%, but his disapproval has risen to 44%, and his six month net opinion score has fallen sharply.
Housing affordability and health care continue to dominate the public agenda, ranking as the province’s top two issues at 30% and 29% respectively. Economic concerns, including the economy, inflation, and taxes, form the next tier. The report also shows growing voter unease around government spending, with 46% saying the province is spending too much and running too large a deficit.
Methodology
This online survey was conducted among 1,003 BC residents aged 18 or older from April 3 to April 6, 2026, using Leger’s LEO online panel. Results were weighted by age, gender, region, and education to reflect the population of British Columbia.
A margin of error cannot be associated with a non-probability sample in a panel survey. For comparison, a probability sample of this size would have a margin of error of ±3.1%, 19 times out of 20.
