Another incumbent BC United MLA to run as Independent as Karin Kirkpatrick re-enters race | Unpublished
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Publication Date: September 16, 2024 - 15:25

Another incumbent BC United MLA to run as Independent as Karin Kirkpatrick re-enters race

September 16, 2024
An incumbent BC United legislative member has reversed her decision not to seek re-election and has announced she’ll run as an Independent in the riding of West Vancouver-Capilano in the coming provincial election.Karin Kirkpatrick has been a vocal critic of BC United Leader Kevin Falcon’s decision last month to suspend the party’s campaign and throw support behind the B.C. Conservatives under John Rustad.Kirkpatrick announced her retirement this year, but now says in a statement that her decision to re-enter the race comes as a direct result of Falcon’s actions, which would force middle-of-the-road voters to “swing to the left” in lieu of a centrist party.


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