BC Votes 2020

Wow, what an election, eh, Squamish? So many takeaways to reflect on as the ballot dust settles. This election, held as COVID-19 numbers increased, was unnecessary and selfish.

Greens projected to win West Vancouver-Sea to Sky; pundits urge caution

Keep calm and carry on. That might be the best advice for everyone in the wake of Saturday’s provincial election. While the campaigning is over, the counting is far from finished.

Mail-in deluge allows voting at stations to go with barely a hitch

B.C.’s last general election in 2017 took 69 days to figure out, but Saturday’s vote was more decisive even if the final count will take a few more weeks.

With the official outcome of the provincial election not expected to be known for at least a few weeks, the work of the government will continue in “caretaker” mode.

Election officials are tallying day-of and advance voting ballots, but a surge in mail-in ballots means final results won’t be known until mid-November

Initial counts suggest Jeremy Valeriote may unseat Liberal’s Jordan Sturdy

Election results may take one month to be finalized: Squamish prof

Mock election for under aged voters has Greens take second-most seats and Liberals trail close behind