B.C. Election Outcome Hangs in Balance as Recounts Begin

The NDP and Conservatives remain neck-and-neck, with recounts in key ridings potentially determining the next government.

The B.C. election remains undecided, with the NDP leading in 46 seats and the Conservatives in 45, while the Greens hold 2 seats.
Recounts are underway in the Juan de Fuca-Malahat and Surrey City Centre ridings, where initial results showed the NDP with slim leads.
Approximately 66,000 mail-in and absentee ballots are being counted this weekend, with final results expected by Monday.
The NDP's chances of forming a government have improved as they widened their leads in some close races.
Controversy surrounds Conservative candidate Marina Sapozhnikov, who faces backlash over alleged racist comments.