British Columbia Conservatives win majority government in snap election
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B.C. Conservative Party, David Eby
British Columbia, Canada
October 24, 2026
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The B.C. Conservative Party won a majority government in a snap election. NDP Leader David Eby resigned following the defeat. Voter turnout was 46%, the lowest since 1996.
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