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Update: After further analysis of the counting procedure, the most likely final election results appear to be:
62 🔵 47.7%
29 🟠 37.7%
2 🟢 11.0%
0 🔴 1.6%
0 1⃣ 1.5%
NDP strongly favoured to flip Ladysmith-Oceanside, while Cowichan Valley and Kelowna Centre are near tossups.
The BC herding was insane. While results weren't disastrously off - polls missed the final margin by 4-5 points on average - they were so tightly bunched that no poll in the last 3 weeks was closer than 3 points off.
0th percentile!!!
I wonder what the number for Canada is. The last two weeks' elections told us that, at least in BC, people are grumpy and throwing out incumbents left and right.
The Law Society of BC strongly supports DRIPA and is very woke in general.
Not sure if the @Conservative_BC is trying to build goodwill, or if this foreshadows them caving to the judicial establishment.
The @Conservative_BC is going to get the government's boot off the neck of lawyers. @SteveKooner
This beats Trudeau's 2019 song, whose first verse was mistranslated to something like "Take off a high hand for any hand" in French, by a country mile.
A beautiful bellwether, actually.
Voted for the party winning the most seats in 10 consecutive BC elections.
Which is weird as its setup (most urban seat in BC) and demographics (lots of young people, few families with kids) are completely unrepresentative.
Election Watcher retweeted
Três mapas que mostram como essa eleição foi uma loucura:
1) Variação de votos entre 2022 e 1° turno
2) Variação de votos entre 1° e 2° turno
3) Variação de comparecimento entre o 1° e 2° turno.
I spent some time on Reddit during the campaign (never checked out Reddit's political stuff before).
My conclusion is that almost zero NDP supporters understand basic accounting for how infrastructure counts in the deficit.
Worse, they get angry when you explain it to them.
BC voters reconsidered their 2024 choice. Big time!
Replying to @Dave_Eby
We picked you in 2024 for whatever challenges our province might face in 2024-28. Your majority was solidified when you gained an MLA.
Sounds like you want us to reconsider our choice.
What happened with immigration 2022-24 and with extortion now is taken as proof that progressives are incapable of governing.
With good reason, I might add.
Not sure if this is:
- Conservatives have asked BC Ferries to fire the guy,
- "Yay, we can finally fire this incompetent NDP guy!",
or
- "He's leaving soon anyway, so we better fire him now to give him a sweetheart severance."
NEW - @BCFerries has fired CEO Nicolas Jimenez.
The surprise move, described by the board as part of a "revitalization review," comes 2 days after the BC election in which @Dave_Eby - who had close ties to Jimenez - was defeated by @LDoerkson and the @Conservative_BC
Lowan's speech was the ugliest election night speech I can remember from the leader of a party getting over 5% in Canada.
It was like 100x Andrew Scheer's lack of grace in 2019.
Hopefully people have enough of her by 2030 and we can get rid of this American-style ugly politics.
BC election: initial count complete
To come: final count starting on Nov. 6.
The following 6 categories of ballots will be added (2024 number of ballots in parentheses):
- Vote by mail (78,412)
- In-district election-day vote away from assigned poll (67,177 valid votes in 2017)
Results so far
63 🔵 862,688 (48.06%)
28 🟠 670,811 (37.37%)
2 🟢 196,896 (10.97%)
0 🔴 29,104 (1.62%)
0 1⃣ 27,056 (1.51%)
0 Independent 3,202 (0.18%)
0 Unaffiliated 2,679 (0.15%)
0 LBT 1,105 (0.06%)
0 COM 559 (0.03%)
0 CHP 459 (0.03%)
0 CWP 447 (0.02%)
0 FRE 127 (0.01%)
Polls left at 12:10am:
- Burnaby North: 5 advance
- Coquitlam-Burke Mtn: 1 advance
- Fraser-Nicola: 3 e-day
- Juan de Fuca-Malahat: 1 advance
- Kootenay-Monashee: 1 e-day
- Langford-Highlands: 3 e-day
- Langley-Abbotsford: 2 e-day
- Langley-Willowbrook: 1 advance
At 4:30pm, Prince George-North Cariboo reported 1 poll.
At 5pm, Prince George-North Cariboo reported its last poll, though its vote count did not increase.
The only 3 polls left are in Fraser-Nicola.
Election Watcher retweeted
Our “Exit Poll” in British Columbia: Only 31% of #bcpoli voters say they would have cast a ballot for the BC Conservatives under John Rustad and just 25% say they would have done the same had Kerry-Lynne Findlay remained as leader.
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