BC Votes 2020

Greens projected to win West Vancouver-Sea to Sky; pundits urge caution

British Columbia’s COVID-19 election was one for the history books. It was the first time the province held an election during a pandemic, the first time an NDP premier was re-elected and the first time the NDP won a riding in Langley.

Seven of nine ridings in Surrey went to the NDP, which seems poised to win a majority government after Saturday’s general provincial election

After the BC NDP majority government victory last night, NDP Leader John Horgan said he was going to wait for the final counting before asking Lieutenant Governor Janet Austin to form government.

NDP win a plurality of votes for first time since 1991

Election officials are tallying day-of and advance voting ballots, but a surge in mail-in ballots means final results won’t be known until mid-November

Initial counts suggest Jeremy Valeriote may unseat Liberal’s Jordan Sturdy

Election results may take one month to be finalized: Squamish prof

Mock election for under aged voters has Greens take second-most seats and Liberals trail close behind

The most unique election in B.C. history is also going to be the most expensive. The political parties outdid each other with remarkably expensive campaign promises linked to helping people through the economic damage caused by COVID-19.