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A running record of the 2026 BC general election: who holds each seat, who is running where, every public poll, every policy the parties announce, and the news. Every entry names its source.
The Assembly register is read every ten minutes, the news and the parties’ own channels every half hour, X every two minutes. A seat change publishes after three reads of the register. The record, leaders and candidates are checked by a person. Policy announcements post from the parties’ own channels, in their words.
The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia (the register and members’ portraits), Elections BC (candidates, and past results through DataBC), the parties’ own websites and accounts, 338Canada’s seat projection by Philippe J. Fournier, and the outlet named on every news item.
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