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- British Columbia’s election could be decided today as more than 22,000 absentee ballots are counted, with the NDP and B.C. Conservatives are both vying for a majority.
- A tight race in Surrey-Guildford, with just a 12-vote lead for the Conservatives, could tip the balance.
- Final results and potential judicial recounts are still possible in close contests.
Absentee Ballots May Decide Outcome of B.C. Election Nine Days After Voting
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