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‘Every vote counts’ in tight Vernon-Monashee race: NDP Harwinder Sandhu

‘Every vote counts’ in tight Vernon-Monashee race: NDP Harwinder Sandhu

Incumbent BC Liberal Eric Foster finishes election night with slim lead
B.C. Votes 2020: Incumbent Dan Ashton heading towards third term in Penticton

B.C. Votes 2020: Incumbent Dan Ashton heading towards third term in Penticton

Ashton was first elected to the legislature in 2013
BC Liberal Ben Stewart re-elected as MLA in Kelowna West

BC Liberal Ben Stewart re-elected as MLA in Kelowna West

Stewart said he did not expect the NDP government to win a majority
BC VOTES 2020: Election burgers being served up at Okanagan pub

BC VOTES 2020: Election burgers being served up at Okanagan pub

The Penticton bar has Green, NDP and Liberal burgers
Penticton riding has been represented by Liberals in past years

Penticton riding has been represented by Liberals in past years

Since riding was created in 2009, party has won every election
Early voters in Southern Interior contribute to breaking records

Early voters in Southern Interior contribute to breaking records

61,900 vote-by-mail packages were requested in the Southern Interior
More Okanagan election signs vandalized

More Okanagan election signs vandalized

Vernon-Monashee NDP candidate Hardwinder Sandhu hit hard with repairs
B.C. Votes 2020: Incumbent Dan Ashton leads in Penticton polls

B.C. Votes 2020: Incumbent Dan Ashton leads in Penticton polls

Ashton has won 47% of the polls so far, with NDP Toni Boot at 36%
Top issues raised during Kelowna-West candidates forum

Top issues raised during Kelowna-West candidates forum

BC Liberals candidate Ben Stewart, BC NDP candidate Spring Hawes, BC Libertarian Party candidate Matt Badura and BC Greens candidate Peter Truch were in attendance
Sexist, racist graffiti found on Kelowna-Mission Green candidate signs

Sexist, racist graffiti found on Kelowna-Mission Green candidate signs

Amanda Poon’s campaign signs were found defaced on Sunday, Oct. 18