Valeriote leads West Vancouver to Sea to Sky after the first count; Conservatives lead across B.C.
After the initial count, Jeremy Valeriote of the BC Green Party leads the riding by about 2,000 votes. Across British Columbia the Conservative Party leads in enough ridings for a majority. Valeriote is one of two Green candidates leading. Elections BC does the final count November 6 to 10, so these results are not final.
West Vancouver to Sea to Sky, votes
All 90 ballot boxes counted. Preliminary until Elections BC declares official results.
What changesIf the final count holds, your member of the Legislature will sit in opposition to a Conservative government.
The local result
All 90 ballot boxes in West Vancouver to Sea to Sky have been counted in the initial count. Jeremy Valeriote of the BC Green Party is ahead. These are the preliminary numbers:
- BC Green Party (Jeremy Valeriote): 10,503 votes
- Conservative Party: 8,478 votes
- BC NDP (New Democratic Party): 2,283 votes
- All other candidates: 818 votes
That puts Valeriote 2,025 votes ahead of the Conservative candidate. Valeriote is one of only two Green candidates leading anywhere in B.C.
Across British Columbia
Elections BC reports that 100 per cent of ballot boxes across the province have reported. The parties are leading in this many ridings:
- Conservative Party: 63 ridings, 862,688 votes (48.06 per cent)
- BC NDP: 28 ridings, 670,811 votes (37.37 per cent)
- BC Green Party: 2 ridings, 196,896 votes (10.97 per cent)
No other party is leading in any riding. CentreBC has 29,104 votes (1.62 per cent) and OneBC has 27,056 votes (1.51 per cent). Independent candidates have 3,202 votes in total.
In all, 1,799,550 votes were considered. There were 3,738,182 registered voters as of October 14, 2026. That makes the preliminary voter turnout 48.14 per cent.
Why these results are not final
Elections BC says results from the initial count are preliminary. They can still change as they are checked for accuracy and completeness.
Some ballots have not been counted yet:
- Ballots sent by mail
- Absentee ballots
These will be counted at the final count. Elections BC does extra checks on these ballots to make sure only eligible voters vote, and that each person votes only once.
What comes next
- Final count: November 6 to 10, 2026
- Results become official only when Elections BC declares them
If the final count matches the initial count, the riding's member of the Legislature will be a Green member sitting in opposition to a Conservative government.
You can follow the results on the Elections BC results page.
Source: Elections BC results