Candidates
The race to May 30, 2026, is officially on. With 9 candidates approved and the future of British Columbia at stake, the political landscape is shifting faster than the news cycle. BCBlueTracker.ca was created to bring clarity to this critical moment in our province's history.
The Finance Critic and MLA for Kamloops Centre brings over 20 years of experience, including three terms as Mayor of Kamloops. Known as the "Establishment Favorite," he leads with the most MLA endorsements and a platform centered on fiscal accountability and legislative readiness.
MLA for Kamloops Centre
A prominent political commentator and former party executive, Elliott is the media-savvy "Cultural Challenger." Currently leading in early popularity polls, she campaigns on restoring conservative pride and challenging the status quo on social policy, drug reform, and education.
Political Commentator
A former Federal Cabinet Minister and Chief Opposition Whip under Pierre Poilievre, Findlay is the "principled" choice. She bridges the gap between federal and provincial movements, advocating for economic freedom, parental rights, and protection against "Liberal takeovers" of conservative values.
Former MP and Federal Minister
A former Cabinet Minister and GVBOT CEO, Black positions himself as the "Turnaround Specialist." He is the only candidate with provincial executive experience, campaigning on a private-sector approach to fix BC’s deficit and a "ready to govern on Day 1" promise.
Former BC Liberal Cabinet Minister
A successful entrepreneur and Chancellor of Capilano University, Fulmer is the "Opportunity Architect." As the first to declare, he offers a "Business Nicely Done" philosophy, focusing on the BC dream, economic discipline, and building a broad coalition to defeat the NDP.
Businessman / Chancellor
The MLA for Abbotsford South and former Mayor is the party's "original" grassroots hero. Known for his "Conservative Without Apology" brand, he focuses on parental rights, resource industries, and giving the party's base primary authority over the political agenda.
Dropped out of the race, March 15
Endorsing Fulmer
MLA for Abbotsford South
The MLA for Langley-Abbotsford and former trucking executive represents the "Blue-Collar Class." He focuses on the struggles of working families, advocating for lower fuel taxes and a government that prioritizes the people who build and move the province’s economy.
Dropped out of the race, March 16
Endorsing Elliott
MLA for Langley-Abbotsford
The former President of Pattison Food Group (Save-On-Foods) brings massive "retail" name recognition. His "Results-Driven" campaign leverages his experience managing multi-billion dollar budgets to advocate for affordability, property rights, and a common-sense business approach to provincial governance.
Dropped out of the race, March 27
Endorsing Elliott
Former President, Pattison Food Group
A Kootenay-based contractor and political advocate, Hamm is the "Builder, Not a Bureaucrat." As a true outsider, he champions regional representation and government accountability, appealing to voters who want practical, hands-on solutions over career-politician rhetoric.
Dropped out of the race, April 12
Endorsing Fulmer
Businessman and contractor