Bring Back
Common Sense
Elect Aaron as BC Liberal leader &
the next Premier of British Columbia
A Common Sense Plan
for British Columbia
Scrap the
Carbon Tax01
End the ICBC
Monopoly02
Crack Down on
Crime & Anarchy03
Stand Up
for B.C.
Resources04
Defend Free
Speech; Oppose
Cancel Culture05
Fix Our Broken
Health Care
System06
And, of course, change the Party name!
View Aaron's Complete PlatformWhat is the BC Liberal Leadership Race?
The BC Liberals are a mix of federal Conservatives and Liberals and are the official opposition to the NDP. The BC Liberals are currently selecting a leader for their party who will face the NDP in the next provincial election. For Aaron to become Premier and bring common sense back to B.C., he first needs to be elected as leader of the BC Liberals. That’s where you come in.
How does it work?
Step 1
Elect Aaron as BC Liberal leader. To vote for Aaron, you need to purchase a BC Liberal membership for $10 before December 17th 2021. Next, vote for Aaron as leader online between February 3rd and 5th 2022.
Step 2
Vote for the (renamed) BC Liberal Party, under Aaron's leadership, in the next provincial election.
Step 3
Aaron becomes Premier and brings real change to B.C.
Why I'm Running?
British Columbia is my home. This is where I was born, where I grew up and where I live today.
I’m tired of watching our province head in the wrong direction.
For too long, politicians have promised us one thing, but failed to deliver once in power. Whether it’s on the cost of living, a broken health care system or a steady deterioration in crime and public safety.
I believe now, more than ever, is the time for new leadership, new ideas and a bold new vision for our province going forward. I have a plan that puts taxpayers first, respects our constitutional rights and brings common sense policies back to British Columbia.
To restore our province, I need your support, and humbly ask for your vote.
Sincerely,
Why the BC Liberals?
Since the 1990s, the BC Liberals have been the main anti-NDP coalition party in British Columbia. This has been the case since the collapse of Social Credit. A combination of both federal Liberals and Conservatives make up the vast majority of BC Liberal voters, which is naturally confusing (and paradoxical) for many who are not familiar with B.C. politics.
As leader of the party, Aaron Gunn will take immediate steps to change the party name and create a principled coalition grounded in common sense policy that can defeat the NDP.
