She didn't offer any pre-election goodies, but Premier Christy Clark told a sold-out business crowd in Langley today British Columbian voters must consider exactly what kind of change they want in May.
The Premier's leadership address, hosted by the local chamber of commerce, drew 220 people compared to the NDP leader's audience of fewer than 40.
"When I heard that Adrian Dix only got 30 people out last week, I was kind of worried about the turn out. You have defied the odds here. Thank you very much! I appreciate it."
Clark also tried to poke holes in recent polls showing the NDP has a strong lead heading into the provincial election..
"Do you want a change that goes to bigger government or do you want a change that goes to a bigger economy? Do you want a change where government thinks it knows better than you?
Even though she made no major new promises, Clark still received a standing ovation.