🏛️ Government & Politics
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Vancouver-Point Grey recorded results in the 2026 B.C. snap election called by David Eby. Premier David Eby called the snap election in September 2026, and voting took place one week after municipal elections on provincial election day; British Columbia voters will elect 93 Members of the Legislative Assembly to serve in the 44th Parliament, with 47 seats required for a majority.
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Surrey-White Rock reported results in the 2026 provincial vote after Eby’s September snap call. The snap election came two years after the previous provincial vote, and the province-wide contest will fill 93 seats in the Legislative Assembly; a party needs 47 seats to form a majority government.
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Salmon Arm–Shuswap posted results in the 2026 B.C. election held after the September snap call. Voters across B.C. cast ballots in 2026 to elect 93 MLAs to the 44th Parliament, and the threshold for a majority government remains 47 seats in the legislature.
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Skeena returned results in the October 2026 provincial election that David Eby called in September. The provincial election occurred one week after municipal elections, and all 93 B.C. seats are at stake for the 44th Parliament, with 47 seats needed for a majority.
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Saanich North and the Islands reported results in B.C.’s 2026 snap election called by Eby. The snap campaign followed a September call from BC NDP leader David Eby, and the 2026 vote will determine all 93 MLAs for the 44th B.C. Parliament; 47 seats form a majority.
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Prince George–Valemount recorded results in the 2026 provincial vote after Eby’s September snap election call. The election took place one week after municipal elections and will fill 93 seats in the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia; 47 seats are required for a majority government.
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Port Moody–Burquitlam posted results in the 2026 B.C. snap election called by David Eby in September. Voters across the province cast ballots for 93 MLAs to the 44th Parliament, and parties must win 47 seats to hold majority control in the legislature.
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Powell River–Sunshine Coast returned results in the 2026 provincial election that followed Eby’s September snap call. The 2026 vote occurred one week after municipal elections and will determine all 93 seats in the B.C. Legislative Assembly, with 47 seats needed for a majority.
