Anjali Appadurai says she deserves chance to run for B.C. NDP leadership
Anjali Appadurai says she knows she’s upset the New Democratic Party establishment, but that shouldn’t keep her out of the race for the party leadership.
To become British Columbia’s premier, the party’s next leader must also have the support of elected members in the legislature. She said she’s hoping she’s not denied the opportunity to get out her message to supporters, the party and the province. “When I announced my candidacy, a really beautiful, decentralized, organic movement started to grow,” she said. “We are hearing dozens and dozens of stories of people who signed up their book clubs, who signed up their circle of friends or got their friends and family together and talked about politics.”
The NDP’s provincial director, Heather Stoutenburg, said in a statement the leadership race and candidates are governed by party rules.
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