VICTORIA — The NDP appears to have won enough seats to form government in British Columbia, however it is unclear whether it will be a majority or minority.

The Canadian Press is projecting that Premier David Eby’s New Democrats have won at least 46 seats, while holding a razor-thin lead in the undecided riding of Surrey-Guildford amid an ongoing count of absentee ballots.

The NDP is projected to have won at least 46 seats, with two still too close to call. The Conservatives have won or are leading in 44 seats{ai:summary}<p>The NDP is projected to secure enough seats to form a government in British Columbia, with at least 46 seats confirmed. The outcome of the Surrey-Guildford riding remains uncertain due to ongoing absentee ballot counting, which may affect majority status.</p><p>#politics</p>

NDP projected to win B.C. election, but as a majority or minority government still unknown

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