B.C.'s chief electoral officer defends election integrity after 'human errors'

British Columbia's chief electoral officer says "extremely challenging weather conditions" and a new voting system factored into human errors that saw ballots go uncounted in the provincial election — though none were large enough to change results.

B.C.'s chief electoral officer defends election integrity after 'human errors'

B.C.'s chief electoral officer defends election integrity after 'human errors'

B.C.'s chief electoral officer defends election integrity after 'human errors'

B.C.'s chief electoral officer defends election integrity after 'human errors'
B.C.'s chief electoral officer defends election integrity after 'human errors'
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