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- Conservatives won the British Columbia snap election, ending the NDP premiership.
- Premier David Eby called the snap election overlapping municipal polls, which lowered turnout.
- Voter turnout fell to just over 48 percent, the first sub-50 percent result since 1949.
- Greens raised their vote share to 11 percent, the only major party to gain votes.
- Green leader Emily Lowan rejected Premier Eby’s appeal for Green voters to support the NDP.