British Columbia: Conservatives lead in 63 districts, NDP in 28
Elections BC’s latest table changes the preliminary district balance from 64–27 to 63–28. Greens still lead in two districts; the final count is scheduled for 6 November.
Updated 26.10.2026 · 03:04, Athens time — What changed
The latest official Elections BC table shows a one-district shift: Conservatives lead in 63 districts, the NDP in 28 and Greens in two. The preceding update recorded 64–27–2.
The table is labelled 25 October 2026, 17:04 PST, reproduced as shown by the source, and reports 99.96% of ballot boxes reporting. That percentage does not mean that every category of ballot has been finally counted.
These are districts where parties currently lead, rather than certified seats. The initial count remains in progress and Elections BC schedules the final count for 6 November 2026. Mail ballots and other specified categories are included in that process.
Earlier updates — history
The Conservative Party leads in 64 of British Columbia’s 93 electoral districts, according to Elections BC’s official preliminary results for the 24 October 2026 election.
The table available on 25 October shows the Conservatives on 48.05%, BC NDP on 37.38% and leading in 27 districts, while the Greens lead in two. 99.57% of ballot boxes have reported.
Leads rather than certified seats
The election authority labels these figures preliminary. Districts where a party is leading are not yet finally certified seats. The table schedules final counting for 6 November 2026, including additional checks for categories of ballots not counted on election night.
This is a Canadian provincial election, rather than a federal election.
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