The provincial election is wrapping up and we’ll soon know if the B.C. NDP will maintain control of the province or if a new party will lead for the next four years.
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Catch up on our live election day coverage and then scroll down to see our interactive live results maps, which will begin showing results shortly after polls close at 8 p.m.
You can explore how your riding voted and browse other close races across the province based on preliminary results from election night. The final count for the vote will take place from Nov. 6 to 10.
To see how many seats each party has won, browse the leaderboard below. You can also click the drop-down menu to see results of the previous seat breakdown. To form a majority government, a party needs 47 of the 93 seats.
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To see who was elected across British Columbia, hover over a riding to see results. Data updates approximately every three minutes. Refresh the page for the latest results.
To see who was elected in the Metro Vancouver area, hover over a riding to see results. Data updates approximately every three minutes. Refresh the page for the latest results.
To see who was elected in the Capital Region area, hover over a riding to see results. Data updates approximately every three minutes. Refresh the page for the latest results.
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