iT'S time for EBY TO STEP DOWN

This poll isn't just a survey, it's a potential catalyst for accountability. Participants will weigh in on whether Eby should face recall proceedings or voluntarily resign, based on these scandals. With BC's economy in jeopardy, private property under threat, and public trust shattered, the results could pressure lawmakers to act. As one critic put it, "Eby has broken promises, miscalculated rulings, and driven businesses away, it's time for change."

British Columbians deserve leadership that prioritizes stability, transparency, and prosperity for all. Will the poll signal the end of Eby's era? Participate now and let your voice be heard. The future of BC may depend on it.

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Here are some facts...

David Eby was rejected by 64% of eligible voters in Vancouver-Point Grey in the 2024 election. He scraped by with just 12,538 votes out of 34,880 registered voters – a pathetic 35.9% of eligible voters actually supporting him. Turnout was 63.43%, meaning the vast majority either voted against him or stayed home in disgust.

Under BC's Recall and Initiative Act, we only need more than 40% of eligible voters – approximately 13,953 signatures in 60 days – to force him out. That's it. That's achievable.
His opponents in the last election (Conservative Paul Ratchford and Green Devyani Singh) combined for 9,547 votes. Add in disillusioned NDP voters who now see the truth, fed-up non-voters, and the thousands suffering under his policies province-wide, and we are already within striking distance.

Probability of success? Higher than ever before – realistically 50-65%. Why? Because no previous recall faced a premier this weakened: a razor-thin provincial majority built on lies, scandals exploding in 2025, approval ratings in freefall, and British Columbians angrier than we've been in decades. Past recalls failed because discontent wasn't boiling over like it is now. This time, it is.

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Plummeting Approval & Public Outcry

By December 2025, Eby's approval sits at 40%, an all-time low, tying him as Canada's second-least popular premier. NDP convention rejected a leadership review, but scrutiny persists.
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Silencing Our Voices and Manipulating Public Perception:

The fragile Premier of British Columbia, exemplifies a leader gripped by an irrational terror of opposition, resorting to desperate tactics to shield himself from the very public he claims to serve. When faced with negative Google reviews from disillusioned constituents, plummeting to a dismal 2.0 stars across over 164 critiques, he reports and eradicates them overnight, fabricating an improved 2.7-star facade that still reeks of failure and deceit. This manipulation isn't just cowardly; it's a calculated assault on transparency, designed to warp public perception and bury the truth under a veil of sanitized approval.
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​On social media, Eby's fragility shines even brighter: he blocks anyone daring to question his ideologies, silences dissent by turning off comments on controversial posts, often after thousands of angry responses flood in, and hides from scrutiny like someone who's afraid of the dark. In doing so, he doesn't govern, he gaslights, ensuring no echo of public outcry pierces his echo chamber, all while pretending to lead with integrity. This isn't leadership; it's the hallmark of a manipulator who fears the spotlight of accountability more than anything else.