With the nomination deadline approaching, a new Conservative municipal slate has not yet announced its candidate for Kamloops, despite planning to run in several British Columbia cities. The Conservative Electors Association, led by president David Denhoff, has yet to finalize its list, according to a recent report. Denhoff, who confirmed the delay via text, emphasized the group’s focus on other municipalities. The slate, formed as a new municipal party, aims to influence local elections across B.C. The absence of a Kamloops candidate raises questions about the group’s strategic priorities. As the deadline nears, observers await further details on the slate’s plans.