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About this British Columbia poll from Léger


This British Columbia poll was fielded by Léger in October 2026, with a middle field date of October 11, 2026. The poll collected data from a total sample of n=1,000 British Columbia respondents via an online panel.

The margin of error [moe] for this poll is estimated at ±3.1%, 19 times out of 20 (for entire sample only) around the 50%-mark.

If we compare these national numbers with the previous poll from Léger (September 2026), the BC Conservative PC Party climbs three points from 39% to 42% (variation similar to moe), the BC NDP climbs four points from 36% to 40%, and the Green Party loses four points from 13% to 9%.

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British Columbia 42% ▲3 CPBC 40% ▲4 NDP 9% ▼4 BCG 4% ▼1 ONE 3% ▼2 CEN Léger British Columbia poll | 2026-10-11 338Canada.com
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Breakdown by region

Metro Vancouver 42% ▲3 NDP 41% ▲4 CPBC 8% ▼4 BCG 4% ▼1 ONE 4% ▼1 CEN Léger British Columbia poll | 2026-10-11 338Canada.com
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Vancouver Island 44% ▲7 NDP 39% ▲2 CPBC 8% ▼8 BCG 2% ▼1 ONE 1% ▼2 CEN Léger British Columbia poll | 2026-10-11 338Canada.com
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Rest of BC 45% ▲1 CPBC 33% ▲2 NDP 12% BCG 5% ▼2 ONE 3% ▼2 CEN Léger British Columbia poll | 2026-10-11 338Canada.com
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Breakdown by gender

Female voters 46% ▲5 NDP 37% ▲1 CPBC 11% ▼2 BCG 4% ONE 2% ▼2 CEN Léger British Columbia poll | 2026-10-11 338Canada.com
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Male voters 47% ▲5 CPBC 34% ▲3 NDP 8% ▼5 BCG 5% ▼1 ONE 4% ▼1 CEN Léger British Columbia poll | 2026-10-11 338Canada.com
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Breakdown by age group

18-34 years old 41% ▼2 CPBC 31% ▲4 NDP 16% ▼7 BCG 5% ▲1 ONE 3% ▲1 CEN Léger British Columbia poll | 2026-10-11 338Canada.com
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35-54 years old 43% ▲7 CPBC 38% ▲4 NDP 8% ▼5 BCG 6% ▼2 ONE 4% ▼2 CEN Léger British Columbia poll | 2026-10-11 338Canada.com
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55+ years old 46% ▲3 NDP 41% ▲2 CPBC 6% BCG 3% ▼1 ONE 3% ▼3 CEN Léger British Columbia poll | 2026-10-11 338Canada.com
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