The B.C. Conservative Party is set to claim two-thirds of legislative seats after David Eby's snap election call backfired, leaving the NDP seeking new leadership.
BC election turnout dropped to a record low 48.1 per cent on Oct. 24 as the BC Conservatives secured a majority, preliminary ElectionsBC results show.
David Eby resigns as B.C. NDP leader after conceding the 2026 election to the Conservatives, led by interim leader Lorne Doerkson.
BC Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson names Kim Henderson to lead transition following a Conservative supermajority win. Read about government plans.
B.C. Conservatives win a majority government under Lorne Doerkson as the NDP suffers a historic drop in voter turnout following a snap election call.
BC NDP candidate Roly Russell spoke about caucus majority dynamics as Conservatives critique David Eby's decision to call a provincial election.
B.C. political leaders make their final campaign pitches as Leger polling shows Conservative momentum and Green party gains ahead of Saturday's election.
B.C. Conservatives maintain a slight lead over the NDP three days before election day, with battlegrounds like Surrey set to decide the outcome.
With B.C. Conservatives at 45% and NDP at 42%, experts weigh in on how vote-splitting among five parties and strategic voting could decide the election.
The B.C. Conservative Party platform projects 3.2% economic growth to cut deficits, sparking debate over health contingency funds and revenue forecasts.