"Voters Critique Leaders' Debate"

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B.C. Election: Who won, who lost the leaders' debate? We asked voters

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A panel of decided and undecided voters gave feedback on the B.C. election debate.

The two men spent too much time “firing barbs at one another,” instead of explaining their platforms, Maureen , 82 , said.

“We don’t care what they did for the last seven years . We want to know what they’re going to do now” said Maureen .

A standout moment for Andrew was when Furstenau said rebates offered by other parties are just attempts to woo voters.

David Eby had “a reasonable performance, a bit strident at times and repetitive, but stated his positions clearly” Furstenau, on the other hand, was “calm, curious, determined, informative” Brendon , a 41-year-old carpenter from North Vancouver , noted the leaders didn’t explain how long their big promises — such as expanding bridges and SkyTrain — will actually take.

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semi-formal

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English

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