Dallas Brodie’s Vote-Split Interview Gives OneBC Supporters a Receipts-First Baseline
August 26, 2026 · iVoteOneBC research desk
Two public items now belong on the OneBC receipts board: a long-form interview framed around Dallas Brodie not splitting the anti-NDP vote, and a province-wide Research Co. approval baseline that includes Brodie by name.
What is verified
Krayden’s Right News published a 78-minute Stand on Guard interview with Dallas Brodie on August 20, 2026. The video title says Brodie “won’t split the vote” in the fight to defeat David Eby’s B.C. NDP, and the public description says she will not “act as a spoiler” in the next provincial election.
A shorter August 19 clip from the same interview is framed around Brodie, Kerry-Lynne Findlay, the shared anti-NDP goal, and the vote-split question. That makes the item relevant to the active unity-watch file, especially after Brodie’s August 7 dinner with Findlay and the August reporting around Peter Milobar’s independent/new-party lane.
Separately, Research Co.’s August 18, 2026 B.C. poll gives OneBC supporters a hard public baseline: OneBC is listed at 1% among decided voters, 22% of British Columbians say they would definitely or probably consider voting for OneBC, and Dallas Brodie’s leader approval is listed at 18%, down two points from June. Those are not membership counts, candidate counts, fundraising numbers, or seat projections. They are measurable public-support markers that can be tracked honestly over time.
The supporter frame
The strongest OneBC argument is not to invent a secret pact. It is to keep the public standard clear: Dallas Brodie can be courageous and independent while also saying she does not want to help the NDP by dividing voters who want change.
That is premier-material discipline. It treats voters like adults, keeps the focus on defeating the government’s failures, and leaves room for future cooperation only when public terms, riding implications, caucus decisions, or candidate arrangements are actually announced.
How to track it without overclaiming
- Interview: log the August 20 video as a unity-watch communication milestone, not as a formal agreement.
- Polling: log the Research Co. baseline exactly: OneBC at 1% among decided voters, 22% consideration, and Dallas Brodie at 18% approval. Do not turn those numbers into membership, candidate, fundraising, or seat claims.
- Alliance file: keep watching for direct statements from Brodie, OneBC, Findlay, the BC Conservatives, Milobar, or any affected MLA.
- No invented numbers: do not claim membership totals, polling support, riding allocations, seat counts, venue claims, or deal terms unless a source publishes them.