Rob Shaw says Eby's early-election manoeuvre faces a voter verdict
A piece attributed to Rob Shaw says the premier hoped to capitalize on Conservative turmoil and anti-Trump sentiment, but a rocky campaign has put that plan at risk.
Illustrative photoPolitical writer Rob Shaw says Eby's early-election manoeuvre now faces a verdict from voters, according to the headline of a recent piece.
According to the piece's summary, the premier hoped to capitalize on turmoil among Conservatives and on anti-Trump sentiment. The summary says a rocky campaign has put that plan at risk.
Those are Shaw's assessments. They are not statements from Eby or his office, and this report has not independently verified them.
Only the headline and summary were available for this report, not the full text. They do not include an election date, polling figures, results or comment from the premier or any party. Details of Shaw's reasoning and evidence are not covered here.
For Vancouver-area readers, the piece offers one view of how the campaign is going. The outcome will be decided by voters, not by commentary.
NORTHLINE will update this story if more verified information becomes available.
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