Absentee ballot count could settle B.C.'s election, 9 days after vote

British Columbia's election could finally be decided today with the counting of absentee ballots, after recounts and a tally of mail-in votes failed to settle the contest on the weekend.

Absentee ballot count could settle B.C.'s election, 9 days after vote

Absentee ballot count could settle B.C.'s election, 9 days after vote

Absentee ballot count could settle B.C.'s election, 9 days after vote

Absentee ballot count could settle B.C.'s election, 9 days after vote
Absentee ballot count could settle B.C.'s election, 9 days after vote
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