Dallas Brodie finishes last in Vancouver-Quilchena as OneBC wins no seats
Dallas Brodie, the OneBC leader, received 804 votes in Vancouver-Quilchena as of 11:37 p.m. Pacific on election night, placing fifth in the district. The Conservative candidate Carson Binda led with 10,920 votes.
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Dallas Brodie, the OneBC leader, received 804 votes in Vancouver-Quilchena as of 11:37 p.m. Pacific on October 24, 2026, placing fifth of five candidates in the district, according to Elections BC.
Conservative candidate Carson Binda led the district with 10,920 votes. BC NDP candidate Callista Ryan had 5,264 votes. BC Green candidate Douglas Courtemanche had 1,843 votes. CentreBC candidate Petra Kuret had 1,038 votes. Elections BC had 98.13% of ballot boxes reporting at that time.
Daily Hive reported that former Conservative leader John Rustad expelled Brodie from the Conservative Party in 2025 for mocking former residential school students during testimony about abuse. Daily Hive quoted Rustad as saying that the privilege of being a Conservative MLA came with a responsibility to do the right thing, and that mocking former residential school students giving testimony about child sex abuse by pedophiles was beyond the pale. Brodie then founded and led OneBC as a separate party.
Daily Hive reported that OneBC won no seats in the election. As of 11:28 p.m. Pacific, Elections BC's party results showed no districts led by OneBC province-wide. The Conservative Party of BC led in 64 of 93 districts with 48.05% of the vote; the BC NDP led in 27 districts with 37.36%.
Vancouver-Quilchena is a district in the west side of Vancouver. Earlier in the campaign, a race there had drawn attention: voche.me reported on October 24 that BC NDP leader David Eby had entered the campaign to try to take the riding from Brodie. The preliminary result places the Conservative candidate ahead of both the NDP and Brodie.
These results are preliminary. Elections BC says vote-by-mail, assisted telephone, and absentee ballots will be counted about two weeks after election day. The final count is set for November 6, 2026. Follow the count at Elections BC, which updates every few minutes. The BC provincial election news page carries each new brief as the count moves.
Questions this story answers
How many votes did Dallas Brodie receive in Vancouver-Quilchena?
Elections BC reported Dallas Brodie with 804 votes in Vancouver-Quilchena as of 11:37 p.m. Pacific on October 24, 2026, placing fifth of five candidates. Conservative candidate Carson Binda led with 10,920 votes. BC NDP candidate Callista Ryan had 5,264 votes. BC Green candidate Douglas Courtemanche had 1,843 votes. CentreBC candidate Petra Kuret had 1,038 votes. These are preliminary results. The final count is set for November 6, 2026.
Who won Vancouver-Quilchena?
Elections BC reported Conservative candidate Carson Binda leading in Vancouver-Quilchena with 10,920 votes as of 11:37 p.m. Pacific. Binda ran for the Conservative Party of BC. You can read more about the district on its [results page](/bc/provincial-2026/races/mla/vancouver-quilchena).
How many seats did OneBC win province-wide?
The BC election results page at voche.me and Elections BC's party results show the Conservative Party of BC leading in 64 districts and the BC NDP in 27 as of 11:28 p.m. Pacific. Daily Hive reported OneBC won no seats in the election. The party ran candidates across the province under Brodie's leadership.
Why was Dallas Brodie expelled from the Conservative Party?
Daily Hive reported that former Conservative leader John Rustad removed Brodie from the party for mocking former residential school students during testimony about abuse. The article quoted Rustad as saying that the privilege of being a Conservative MLA came with a responsibility to do the right thing, and that mocking former residential school students giving testimony about child sex abuse by pedophiles was beyond the pale. This was reported by Daily Hive as the reason for her expulsion.
When was Dallas Brodie expelled from the Conservatives?
Daily Hive reported Brodie was expelled from the Conservative Party in 2025. The article placed the expulsion in the context of the current election campaign but did not give a specific date. Brodie then founded and led OneBC as a separate party for the 2026 provincial election.
What is OneBC?
OneBC is a provincial party that Dallas Brodie founded and led after being expelled from the Conservative Party of BC. The party ran candidates in the 2026 British Columbia provincial election. Elections BC's preliminary results as of 11:28 p.m. Pacific showed no districts led by OneBC. You can read more about the party on its [party page](/bc/provincial-2026/parties/onebc).
Are these vote counts final?
The figures in this article come from Elections BC as of 11:37 p.m. Pacific on October 24, 2026, with 98.13% of ballot boxes reporting. Elections BC says vote-by-mail, assisted telephone, and absentee ballots will be counted about two weeks after election day. The final count is set for November 6, 2026. These are preliminary results.
Where can I follow the full count for Vancouver-Quilchena?
Elections BC updates its district-by-district results at results.elections.bc.ca every few minutes. The [Vancouver-Quilchena district page](/bc/provincial-2026/races/mla/vancouver-quilchena) on this site lists all the candidates and will carry the final result after November 6, 2026. The [BC provincial election news page](/bc/provincial-2026/news) carries new briefs as the count moves.
Sources
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- Elections BC: candidate results pageresults.elections.bc.ca
- Daily Hive: Dallas Brodie suffers landslide defeat in Vancouver-Quilchenadailyhive.com
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