Overview

• Since the election call on September 19, Progressive Conservative leader Blaine Higgs has had at least 10 days without public events.
• Higgs's campaign is marked by significantly fewer election promises compared to the Liberals and Greens.
• The Conservative platform includes 11 promises, notably a 2% cut to the harmonized sales tax, costing $450 million annually.
• Political scientist J.P. Lewis describes Higgs's approach as 'different,' contrasting with traditional campaign norms.
• Both the Liberals and Greens have maintained a more visible campaign presence with daily events and extensive platforms.