British Columbia · Provincial electionOpen official results Information checked October 25, 2026 · Official snapshot labelled 17:04 PST. Preliminary turnout is 48.12%. These totals do not refresh automatically; follow Elections BC for newer results.
B.C. Conservatives win majority in historic election
The party’s first provincial election win since 1928 puts Lorne Doerkson on course to become premier. Preliminary results show Conservatives leading 63 districts, NDP 28 and Greens two, with 99.96% of ballot boxes reporting.
Preliminary count and verification
Preliminary results can change while Elections BC completes verification and final counting.
28 districts leading
2 districts leading
These are preliminary district leads, not final certified seats. Elections BC lists November 6 as the start of final counting. Read the latest election briefing, including the leadership developments reported by The Canadian Press.
October 24, 2026
Elections BC set Final Voting Day for Saturday, October 24. Voting has closed.
Elections BC voter informationPreliminary first. Final later.
Most in-person and advance ballots are counted on election night. Vote-by-mail and certain absentee ballots are counted later; preliminary totals remain subject to checks.
Read Elections BC’s counting guideCheck the source of record
For riding-level totals, updates and final declarations, follow Elections BC. Media projections and early counts are not the final official result.
Provincial election resultsA separate vote · Vancouver municipal election
Vancouver’s local results are official.
Vancouver’s October 17 municipal vote elected Pete Fry as mayor. The City reports 43.4% turnout, up from 36.3% in 2022. These local results are separate from the provincial election.
Read the City’s official results
43.4%Voter turnoutVancouver · 2026 local election