October 202604Campaign day 13
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 13 Brief
The NDP proposed higher top income-tax rates, the Greens released forestry and seniors plans, and Elections BC finalized 355 candidates.
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2026 campaign
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October 202603Campaign day 12
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 12 Brief
Nominations closed, accepted candidate lists expanded, and local advance voting began while the Greens added seniors policy.
October 202602Campaign day 11
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 11 Brief
Grocery-price and wildfire proposals led Day 11 as accepted nominations expanded and OneBC-Conservative discussions remained informal.
October 202601Campaign day 10
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 10 Brief
A close Ipsos poll, an NDP gas-price proposal, Green toxic-drug policy, and continuing nomination filings marked Day 10.
September 202630Campaign day 09
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 9 Brief
Reconciliation commitments, 94 accepted nominations, and sharper Conservative-OneBC competition marked the close of Day 9.
September 202629Campaign day 08
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 8 Brief
LNG Canada Phase 2, two close polls, renter and tax proposals, and expanding candidate slates marked the close of Day 8.
September 202628Campaign day 07
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 7 Brief
Resource-growth proposals, accelerated candidate movement, and a sharp increase in accepted nominations marked the close of Day 7.
September 202627Campaign day 06
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 6 Brief
The BC Conservatives pledged no new taxes in their first major policy announcement, candidate movement continued, and nominations and polling held steady.
September 202626Campaign day 05
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 5 Brief
Accepted nominations expanded, Conservative candidate placement continued, and the campaign moved into a comparatively quiet weekend close.
September 202625Campaign day 04
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 4 Brief
Housing tax proposals, rapid candidate placement, and the provincial-local election overlap at the close of Day 4.
September 202624Campaign day 03
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 3 Brief
A sharply different post-writ poll, a B.C.- and Canada-first procurement proposal, and new candidate and caucus developments.
September 202623Campaign day 02
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 2 Brief
Candidate turnover accelerated, CentreBC recruited Andrew Weaver, and the first campaign-era poll set an early baseline.
September 202622Campaign day 01
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B.C. Election 2026 — Day 1 Brief
The writs are issued. Parties realign. A look at the opening day of the campaign, key voting dates, and what to watch next.
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