LIVE: B.C. Election 2026 East Kootenay provincial election results

 

Update: 10:19 – Kootenay-Rockies

Pete Davis – 2,185

Norma Blissett – 820

AJ Wolfe – 223

Keenan Dennehy – 216

Paul Heywood – 107

23/65 polls reported

Update: 10:16 – Kootenay-Rockies

CBC has called it for Pete Davis.

Pete Davis – 1,965

Norma Blissett – 762

Keenan Dennehy – 201

AJ Wolfe – 200

Paul Heywood – 98

21/65 polls reported

Update: 10:13 – Kootenay-Rockies

CBC has called it for Pete Davis.

Pete Davis – 1,894

Norma Blissett – 755

Keenan Dennehy – 195

AJ Wolfe – 194

Paul Heywood – 94

20/65 polls reported

Update: 10:12 – Columbia River Revelstoke – McInnis wins riding 

CBC’s decision desk is projecting a win for the BC Conservative and Scott McInnis in Columbia River-Revelstoke.

Scott McInnis – 5,866 votes

Andrea Dunlop – 4,297 Votes

Rana Nelson – 1,282 votes

44/70 polls reported

Update: 10:10 – Kootenay-Rockies

Pete Davis – 1,886

Norma Blissett – 727

AJ Wolfe – 193

Keenan Dennehy – 188

Paul Heywood – 94

19/65 polls reported

Update: 10:07 – Kootenay-Rockies

Pete Davis – 1,597

Norma Blissett – 592

AJ Wolfe – 167

Keenan Dennehy – 153

Paul Heywood – 77

15/65 polls reported

Update: 10:03 – Kootenay-Rockies

Pete Davis – 1,332

Norma Blissett – 442

AJ Wolfe – 135

Keenan Dennehy – 119

Paul Heywood – 54

12/65 polls reported

Update: 10:02 – Columbia River Revelstoke

Scott McInnis – 5,457 votes

Andrea Dunlop – 3,954 Votes

Rana Nelson – 1,186 votes

35/70 polls reported

Update: 10:00 – Kootenay-Rockies

Pete Davis – 1,188

Norma Blissett – 364

AJ Wolfe – 116

Keenan Dennehy – 100

Paul Heywood – 46

8/65 polls reported

Update: 9:56 – Columbia River Revelstoke

Scott McInnis – 4,146 votes

Andrea Dunlop – 2,502 Votes

Rana Nelson – 699 votes

29/70 polls reported

Update: 9:48 – Columbia River Revelstoke

Scott McInnis – 1,396 votes

Andrea Dunlop – 795 Votes

Rana Nelson – 226 votes

15/70 polls reported

Update 9:45 – Kootenay-Rockies

Pete Davis – 881

Norma Blissett – 240

AJ Wolfe – 96

Keenan Dennehy – 62

Paul Heywood – 32

4/65 polls reported

Update: 9:43 – Columbia River Revelstoke

Scott McInnis – 447 votes

Andrea Dunlop – 196 Votes

Rana Nelson – 78 votes

7/70 polls reported

Update: 9:35 – Columbia River Revelstoke

Scott McInnis – 93 votes

Andrea Dunlop – 77 Votes

Rana Nelson – 30 votes

Update: 9:34

The first results of the night are in for Kootenay-Rockies, and Pete Davis the conservatives in the lead.

Davis holds 73.2 per cent of the votes with 431 ballots.

Following Davis is NDP Norma Blissett with 81 ballots holding 13.8 per cent.

Not too far behind Blissett is AJ Wolfe One BC sitting at 8.7 per cent with a total 51 ballots.

Trailing Wolfe is Green Keenan Dennehy at 21 ballots or 3.6 per cent.

The last of the bunch is Paul Heywood and Centre BC with a total five ballots or 0.8 per cent.

Update: 9:21 – Columbia River Revelstoke

The first results are trickling in with a whopping two votes counted.

Scott McInnis – 2 votes

Andrea Dunlop – 0 Votes

Rana Nelson – 0 votes

Original: Votes are being counted across the East Kootenay as residents await the results of the 2026 B.C. provincial election in two key ridings.

Polls closed at 9 p.m. (8 p.m. PST), Saturday, Oct. 24, with election officials now counting ballots to determine who will represent Columbia River-Revelstoke and Kootenay-Rockies in the B.C. legislature.

In Columbia River-Revelstoke, Andrea Dunlop is running for the BC NDP, Scott McInnis for the Conservative Party of BC and Rana Nelson for the BC Green Party.

In Kootenay-Rockies, Norma Blissett is running for the BC NDP, Pete Davis for the Conservative Party of BC, Keenan Dennehy for the BC Green Party, Paul Heywood for CentreBC and AJ Wolfe for OneBC.

Results will be updated as they become available.

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