Public reporting says the accord would see OneBC stand down in 88 of B.C.’s 93 ridings if Fulmer wins the BC Conservative leadership, while Conservatives would clear the path for OneBC in five targeted ridings.

For supporters, the significance is obvious: it recognizes Dallas Brodie and OneBC as a real force in the anti-NDP coalition rather than a side note. It also creates a framework where OneBC’s strongest issues — property rights, DRIPA, taxes, family, democracy, and public accountability — can be represented without splitting the vote province-wide.

The five targeted ridings have not been publicly finalized in the reporting reviewed by this site, so we will not guess. This page will update if the accord advances, if Fulmer wins the leadership, or if specific ridings are announced.