Metro Vancouver Voters Back NDP

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B.C. Election: What the results across Metro Vancouver tell us about the 2024 vote

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David Eby's NDP appears to have won 11 out of 12 seats in Vancouver , all five seats in Burnaby .

Conservatives are on track to win at least seven of the 10 seats in Surrey and three of the four ridings in Richmond .

The outcome is a one -seat lead for the NDP , which has 46 seats compared to 45 for the Conservatives and two for Greens .

Even in ridings where Conservatives were expected to make inroads, such as Vancouver -Yaletown and West Vancouver-Sea to Sky, local star candidates were not successful.

Conservative candidate Melissa De Genova had to start from scratch even in a riding where public safety was the top issue.

Andy Yan , director of Simon Fraser University’s City Program , said the bigger indicators are housing, transportation and income demographics.

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