BC Election 2026 Results
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The Conservative Party has made history and won an election in the Canadian province of British Columbia for the first time in nearly 100 years.
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BC NDP leader David Eby called a snap election in September, making the provincial election day one week after the municipal elections.
Interim Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson secured his party’s top job two days before the election call in September, and managed to woo back legislators who quit the party under the divisive leadership of Kerry-Lynne Findlay.
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British Columbia's political landscape has dramatically shifted following a decisive election victory by the Conservatives, who won 64 seats compared to the NDP’s 27 and two for the Greens. Incoming Premier Lorne Doerkson plans to review provincial finances, advance the Pacific Link pipeline, and repeal Indigenous rights legislation, setting up potential conflicts with First Nations leaders. The article also…
Morning Update: B.C. shifts right →6 articles from The Globe and Mail on this storyConservative voters in British Columbia have elected Lorne Doerkson as their interim leader to become the premier-designate after winning a provincial election on Saturday. However, for Doerkson to officially lead the party, the Conservative constitution must be amended since it prohibits interim leaders from becoming permanent ones without two-thirds member approval. Party members and former premier Gordon Campbell…
'He's earned it': Conservatives want Doerkson as premier amid constitutional question →5 articles from Toronto Star on this storyColumnist Adam Pankratz discusses the recent British Columbia election results where outgoing premier David Eby's New Democratic Party (NDP) suffered a severe defeat. The Conservatives won 64 seats compared to the NDP's 27 and Greens' two, marking what Pankratz describes as one of the greatest political blunders in Canadian history due to Eby's decision to call an early election for personal gain rather than serving…
Adam Pankratz: A warning from B.C. — don’t pull an Eby →3 articles from National Post on this storyLorne Doerkson, who moved to B.C.'s Interior as an adult and has lived in Williams Lake since 2001, won the recent general election in British Columbia. This marks the first time in decades that a premier will come from north of Metro Vancouver. Doerkson’s victory speech emphasized his commitment to northern and rural perspectives, stating that “the whole map counts,” implying a shift away from previous governance…
Excitement 'beyond Hope' as B.C.'s next premier promises to bring rural, northern perspective to top job →3 articles from CBC on this storyLorne Doerkson, the newly designated premier of British Columbia, addressed supporters on Sunday following his party's election win. The BC Conservatives secured a projected 64 seats, their victory marked by promises to address economic challenges and affordability issues. Doerkson emphasized the need to earn public trust daily and outlined plans for an independent review of provincial finances and measures to…
BC premier-designate Doerkson says province ‘chose change’ in election →2 articles from Global News on this storyIn the recent provincial election in British Columbia held on October 25, the Conservative Party secured victory by winning 64 out of 93 seats, marking their first electoral win since 1928. This shift ends nine years of governance by the New Democrats and brings to power a new leader, Lorne Doerkson, who pledges to boost liquefied natural gas production and cut regulatory barriers for business. The Conservatives…
Conservative party wins first election in nearly a century in British Columbia →Show 1 more outlets
The Conservative Party won the British Columbia provincial election, marking their first victory since 1928. They secured 64 out of 93 seats, defeating the New Democrats' 27 seats. The Conservatives, led by Lorne Doerkson, promised to boost natural gas production and reduce regulations on energy companies. This shift comes amid concerns over cost-of-living issues and healthcare, as well as ongoing trade tensions…
Conservatives make history as they win election in British Columbia for the first time in nearly 100 years →Analysis
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- 22 Oct
BC NDP leader David Eby called a snap election in September, making the provincial election day one week after the municipal elections.
- 24 Oct
Interim Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson secured his party’s top job two days before the election call in September, and managed to woo back legislators who quit the party under the divisive leadership of Kerry-Lynne Findlay.
- 25 Oct
The Conservative Party has made history and won an election in the Canadian province of British Columbia for the first time in nearly 100 years.
Coverage 21 articles
- 27 Oct Excitement 'beyond Hope' as B.C.'s next premier promises to bring rural, northern perspective to top jobLorne Doerkson, who moved to B.C.'s Interior as an adult and has lived in Williams Lake since 2001, won the recent general election in British Columbia. This marks the first time in decades that a premier will come from north of Metro Vancouver. Doerkson’s victory speech emphasized his commitment to northern and rural perspectives, stating that “the whole map counts,” implying a shift away from previous governance…CBC
26 Oct Morning Update: B.C. shifts rightBritish Columbia's political landscape has dramatically shifted following a decisive election victory by the Conservatives, who won 64 seats compared to the NDP’s 27 and two for the Greens. Incoming Premier Lorne Doerkson plans to review provincial finances, advance the Pacific Link pipeline, and repeal Indigenous rights legislation, setting up potential conflicts with First Nations leaders. The article also…The Globe and Mail
25 Oct Political hubris claims another victim – the NDP’s David EbyThe article discusses how British Columbia's NDP leader David Eby lost power in a snap election due to public dissatisfaction with his governance and decision-making, handing victory to the relatively unknown Conservative Party interim leader Lorne Doerkson. The piece highlights Eby’s missteps, including centralizing decisions, overspending on government contracts leading to high debt, and exacerbating healthcare…The Globe and Mail
25 Oct BC premier-designate Doerkson says province ‘chose change’ in electionLorne Doerkson, the newly designated premier of British Columbia, addressed supporters on Sunday following his party's election win. The BC Conservatives secured a projected 64 seats, their victory marked by promises to address economic challenges and affordability issues. Doerkson emphasized the need to earn public trust daily and outlined plans for an independent review of provincial finances and measures to…Global News
25 Oct 'He's earned it': Conservatives want Doerkson as premier amid constitutional questionConservative voters in British Columbia have elected Lorne Doerkson as their interim leader to become the premier-designate after winning a provincial election on Saturday. However, for Doerkson to officially lead the party, the Conservative constitution must be amended since it prohibits interim leaders from becoming permanent ones without two-thirds member approval. Party members and former premier Gordon Campbell…Toronto Star
25 Oct B.C. Conservatives prepare to move to power after decisive two-thirds majorityPremier-designate Lorne Doerkson's Conservative Party won a decisive victory in British Columbia, securing more than two-thirds of the 93-seat legislature with approximately 48% of the popular vote. Kim Henderson, a former deputy to previous Liberal premiers, will lead the transition team on an unpaid basis. The election outcome was stark for the NDP, which has been reduced to about 27 ridings and received around…Toronto Star
25 Oct B.C. Conservatives win majority
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25 Oct Conservatives make history as they win election in British Columbia for the first time in nearly 100 yearsThe Conservative Party won the British Columbia provincial election, marking their first victory since 1928. They secured 64 out of 93 seats, defeating the New Democrats' 27 seats. The Conservatives, led by Lorne Doerkson, promised to boost natural gas production and reduce regulations on energy companies. This shift comes amid concerns over cost-of-living issues and healthcare, as well as ongoing trade tensions…Daily Mail- 25 Oct British Columbia election results: Conservatives to form majority governmentThe article reports that the Conservative party will form a majority government following the recent provincial election in British Columbia. It provides updates on election results coming in from various regions within the province but does not include specific numbers or details beyond this announcement.CBC
25 Oct Adam Pankratz: A warning from B.C. — don’t pull an EbyColumnist Adam Pankratz discusses the recent British Columbia election results where outgoing premier David Eby's New Democratic Party (NDP) suffered a severe defeat. The Conservatives won 64 seats compared to the NDP's 27 and Greens' two, marking what Pankratz describes as one of the greatest political blunders in Canadian history due to Eby's decision to call an early election for personal gain rather than serving…National Post
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- 25 Oct 5 reasons why Lorne Doerkson is the next premier of British ColumbiaThe article discusses why Lorne Doerkson is poised to become the next premier of British Columbia following a surprise election that saw David Eby's NDP lose support. Key factors include Eby's controversial decision to call an early election and Doerkson's ability to project normalcy and stability despite being relatively unknown before the campaign. The piece highlights voter frustration with the snap election and…CBC
25 Oct Five takeaways from B.C.’s electionIn British Columbia’s recent provincial election, a Conservative majority government was elected after David Eby called for an early vote which backfired on his NDP party. With 64 seats secured by the Conservatives, 27 by the NDP and 2 by the Greens, Eby resigned as leader of the NDP, taking full responsibility for the defeat despite attacks on controversial Conservative candidates. The election also saw low voter…The Globe and Mail25 Oct Conservative party wins first election in nearly a century in British ColumbiaIn the recent provincial election in British Columbia held on October 25, the Conservative Party secured victory by winning 64 out of 93 seats, marking their first electoral win since 1928. This shift ends nine years of governance by the New Democrats and brings to power a new leader, Lorne Doerkson, who pledges to boost liquefied natural gas production and cut regulatory barriers for business. The Conservatives…The Straits Times
25 Oct CP NewsAlert: BC NDP Leader David Eby wins Vancouver-Point Grey, loses electionDavid Eby, leader of the British Columbia NDP, won re-election in his riding of Vancouver-Point Grey despite his party losing the overall election to the B.C. Conservative Party. Eby has held this seat since 2013 when he defeated Christy Clark, who was then the premier representing the B.C. Liberals.Toronto Star
25 Oct Geoff Russ: B.C. Conservatives win towering majority in rebuke of power-hungry EbyIn British Columbia's recent election, the Conservative Party won a commanding majority with 62 seats, compared to the NDP's 29 seats, following an early election called by outgoing NDP Premier David Eby. Eby's decision to call the election two years ahead of schedule amid internal party strife unexpectedly strengthened the Conservatives, who united under interim leader Lorne Doerkson after a leadership shake-up…National Post
25 Oct Polls close in B.C. as voters choose next provincial governmentVoters in British Columbia have cast their ballots in a snap election called by NDP Leader David Eby two years early to secure a strong mandate for his government. The election results show 47 New Democrats, 44 Conservatives, and two Green MLAs elected. Mr. Eby cited the need to address procedural issues and the threat of U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war as reasons for calling the snap election. Meanwhile…The Globe and Mail
25 Oct B.C. election latest: Voters go to the polls to decide next provincial governmentBritish Columbia held a snap provincial election, with voters casting their ballots to determine the next government. The election was called just a month prior, catching many off guard. As voting concluded, all major parties were closely monitoring polling stations and preparing for vote counting across the province.Toronto Star
24 Oct B.C. election: How a little-known interim Conservative leader could become premier todayBritish Columbia held its provincial election on Saturday, with incumbent NDP Premier David Eby facing a potential upset from Lorne Doerkson of the Conservative Party. Polls before the vote showed the Conservatives neck and neck with the NDP, making it uncertain who would win control of the government. The outcome could elevate Doerkson, an interim leader and former rodeo announcer, to premier despite his low…National Post
24 Oct British Columbians vote in early election, with David Eby's job on the lineBritish Columbians are voting in an early election called two years ahead of schedule by NDP Leader David Eby to secure a mandate for addressing provincial issues. The election campaign focused on healthcare, housing affordability, the province’s deficit, and living costs. With polls open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., over 891,000 advance votes have already been cast, representing about 24% of registered voters. The main…Toronto Star
24 Oct David Eby’s surprise B.C. election culminates in narrow race between NDP, ConservativesDavid Eby called a surprise election in British Columbia on September 22, five Sundays after initial planning. The Conservative party’s leadership changed unexpectedly when Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned and was replaced by Lorne Doerkson just days before the election call. This shift complicated efforts to campaign against specific opposition goals, leading to uncertainty for the NDP as polls now show the…The Globe and Mail- 22 Oct BC election 2026 results: Vancouver-Point GreyVancouver-Point Grey held its provincial election as part of the snap election called by BC NDP leader David Eby in September 2026, just two years after the previous election. The current MLA won their seat with an unspecified percentage of votes collected. British Columbia residents elected a total of 93 Members of the Legislative Assembly to serve in the 44th B.C. Parliament; a majority requires control of 47…Global News
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