Final Count Progress: OneBC Benchmark Rises to 28,138 Votes

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Final Count Progress: OneBC Benchmark Rises to 28,138 Votes

November 7, 2026 · iVoteOneBC research desk

Elections BC’s final count is still in progress, and the OneBC benchmark has moved again. The disciplined supporter read is simple: record the real public numbers, credit the campaign work that put OneBC on ballots across B.C., and wait for Elections BC to finish final count before calling anything final.

Careful status note: Elections BC labels the 2026 Provincial General Election as FINAL COUNT — In Progress, says results update automatically every 30 minutes, and says final voting results will be available after final count is complete for all electoral districts. This page records the public table as of Elections BC’s November 7, 2026 11:30 PCT timestamp, not official final results.

What the party summary shows now

Elections BC’s party summary lists 28,138 OneBC votes province-wide, equal to 1.48% of the vote, with 0 electoral districts leading. The November 6 iVoteOneBC benchmark recorded 26,903 votes and 1.50%, so the live vote total has increased by 1,235 votes while the percentage share has moved down slightly as more final-count ballots are added.

That is exactly why the tracker exists: no spin, no panic, no inflated claims — just a clean public ledger for a new party building from a verified baseline.

Vancouver–Quilchena receipt

In Vancouver–Quilchena, the candidate report now lists Dallas Brodie at 831 votes and 3.92%. Conservative candidate Carson Binda is listed at 11,575 votes and 54.58%.

The honest supporter frame remains the same: Brodie put OneBC’s property-rights, lower-tax, public-safety, and DRIPA-accountability lane directly before voters in a difficult riding. The count is a benchmark to learn from, not a number to embellish.

Where OneBC showed measurable ballot traction

The candidate report continues to show 33 OneBC candidate rows. The strongest visible OneBC percentage in this check is Alexandra Wright in Kelowna–Lake Country–Coldstream, listed at 2,680 votes and 11.36%. Other visible OneBC benchmarks include Mitchell Lukoni in Prince George–Valemount at 1,067 votes and 7.83%, Keith Pomeroy in Boundary–Similkameen at 1,523 and 6.84%, Robin Roy in Abbotsford South at 1,182 and 6.53%, and Deborah Friesen in Kamloops–North Thompson at 1,741 and 6.25%.

Those are organizing clues. They show where OneBC’s message found real ballot contact and where the next phase of listening, candidate development, and local work can begin.

The careful frame

Do say: Elections BC’s final-count-in-progress table lists OneBC at 28,138 votes, 1.48%, and 0 electoral districts leading as of the November 7 11:30 PCT timestamp.
Do say: Dallas Brodie is listed at 831 votes and 3.92% in Vancouver–Quilchena, while Carson Binda is listed at 11,575 and 54.58%.
Do say: final count is in progress and results can still move.
Do not say: official final results, membership count, fundraising total, future leadership decision, formal alliance term, riding projection, or seat claim unless a primary source publishes it.

Sources: Elections BC 2026 Provincial General Election results summary and Elections BC candidate report view, checked November 7, 2026. Source links are provided for public-interest political commentary.