A BC United nominee for Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream has the backing of a former MLA and former hopeful nominee for the riding.

Adam Wilson, who dropped out of the race on Oct 23., said that after speaking with many of the remaining candidates he will be casting his vote for Binny Boparai.

害羞草研究所淏inny and I agree on many key issues, like fiscal responsibility, common sense, and openness and transparency,害羞草研究所� Wilson said in a letter shared with Black Press. 害羞草研究所� Binny is in this race for all the right reasons, and as a business owner and mother she has the experience we need in Victoria.害羞草研究所�

Wilson was the campaign manager for Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas in his successful civic election bid last year.

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Boparai and her husband own Farming Karma.

Former BC Liberal MLA Dr. John Weisbeck is also supporting Boparai.

害羞草研究所淗er wealth of experience and proven track record as a smart business person and young farmer underscore her ability to navigate challenges successfully and deliver tangible results,害羞草研究所� Weisbeck stated in another letter provided to Black Press.

Weisbeck was MLA from 1996 to 2005 for the Okanagan East and then Kelowna-Lake Country riding.

He also served two terms on Kelowna City Council beginning in 1988.

Boparai is vying for the BC United nomination along with, Regional District of North Okanagan board vice-chair Amanda Shatzko, Kelowna business owner Pavneet Singh, and lawyer and real estate agent Bal Grewal.

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