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Originally Posted by Stingray2004
As a Metro Vancouverite... I'm curious. Where do these three lie on the political spectrum and how do they differentiate from one another in terms of policies, etc.?
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As I see it:
McIver was originally elected from the far right but has tried to move towards the centre and into PC territory. So basically the right to centre-right.
Higgins is a pretty moderate centre-left candidate pulling PC to Liberal with an endorsement from the NDP candidate (which is not based on any kind of real left wing policies).
Nenshi is a bit harder to peg, kind of like the Green Party. He is the sustainable development/urban candidate and relatively pro-business. So he pulls a bit of a mishmash of support due to policies that are relatively difficult to place on a left-right spectrum. Sustainable development, like the environment, can pull voters from just about anywhere. If I had to say I put him with Higgins on the centre-left.