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Status of Final Count a Non-Partisan O Ce of the Legislature Status of Final Count A non-partisan Oce of the Legislature Final count began on November 6 and is expected to take at least three days. The status of final count in each electoral district is shown below. The information below is current as of 4:00 p.m. on November 8, 2020. Electoral district Name Status of final count Electoral district Name Status of final count Abbotsford-Mission Complete Parksville-Qualicum Complete Abbotsford South Complete Peace River North Complete Abbotsford West Complete Peace River South Complete Boundary-Similkameen Complete Penticton Complete Burnaby-Deer Lake Complete Port Coquitlam Complete Burnaby-Edmonds Complete Port Moody-Coquitlam Complete Burnaby-Lougheed Complete Powell River-Sunshine Coast Complete Burnaby North Complete Prince George-Mackenzie Complete Cariboo-Chilcotin Complete Prince George-Valemount Complete Cariboo North Complete Richmond North Centre Complete Chilliwack Complete Richmond-Queensborough Complete Chilliwack-Kent Complete Richmond South Centre Complete Columbia River-Revelstoke Complete Richmond-Steveston Complete Coquitlam-Burke Mountain Complete Saanich North and the Islands Complete Coquitlam-Maillardville Complete Saanich South Complete Courtenay-Comox Complete Shuswap Complete Cowichan Valley Complete Skeena Complete Delta North Complete Stikine Complete Delta South Complete Surrey-Cloverdale Complete Esquimalt-Metchosin Complete Surrey-Fleetwood Complete Fraser-Nicola Complete Surrey-Green Timbers Complete Kamloops-North Thompson Complete Surrey-Guildford Complete Kamloops-South Thompson Complete Surrey-Newton Complete Kelowna-Lake Country Complete Surrey-Panorama Complete Kelowna-Mission Complete Surrey South Complete Kelowna West Complete Surrey-Whalley Complete Kootenay East Complete Surrey-White Rock Complete Kootenay West Complete Vancouver-Fairview Complete Langford-Juan de Fuca Complete Vancouver-False Creek Complete Langley Complete Vancouver-Fraserview Complete Langley East Complete Vancouver-Hastings Complete Maple Ridge-Mission Complete Vancouver-Kensington Complete Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Complete Vancouver-Kingsway Complete M i d I s l a n d - P a c i fi c R i m Complete Vancouver-Langara Complete Nanaimo Complete Vancouver-Mount Pleasant Complete Nanaimo-North Cowichan Complete Vancouver-Point Grey Complete Nechako Lakes Complete Vancouver-Quilchena Complete Nelson-Creston Complete Vancouver-West End Complete New Westminster Complete Vernon-Monashee Complete North Coast Complete Victoria-Beacon Hill Complete North Island Complete Victoria-Swan Lake Complete North Vancouver-Lonsdale Complete West Vancouver-Capilano Complete North Vancouver-Seymour Complete West Vancouver-Sea to Sky Complete Oak Bay-Gordon Head Complete.
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