BC Election Game: Elections Forever
Elections Forever puts you in charge of the 2026 British Columbia election: the snap campaign David Eby called two years early. You get all 93 ridings, five parties, and 32 days from writ drop to election night. It’s the most detailed BC election game there is.
Run the campaign and see whether your strategy can change BC history.
Core Features
- All 93 BC ridings, from Surrey and the Tri-Cities to the Cariboo and the Kootenays, across 12 regions
- Five parties: the NDP, Conservatives, Greens, CentreBC, and OneBC
- Ten leaders, including what-if alternatives for the NDP, Conservatives, and Greens
- 24 BC issues, including cost of living, housing, DRIPA, SOGI, involuntary care, LNG, ICBC, wildfires, and U.S. tariffs
- Real campaign events, from the writ-day floor crossings to LNG Canada Phase 2
- A full Campaign Editor for what-ifs, other provinces, or putting yourself on the ballot!
- Just one of the campaigns included in Elections Forever
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Rewrite the 2026 BC Election
Premier David Eby calls a snap election for October 24, asking British Columbians for a fresh mandate against Trump’s tariffs. His NDP holds 47 of 93 seats, a bare majority, and leads in the polls.
The Opposition has been in turmoil. Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay has resigned after a summer of defections. Interim leader Lorne Doerkson has been in the job for two days, and most of the breakaway CentreBC caucus only rejoins on the day the writ drops. Emily Lowan’s Greens, Elenore Sturko’s CentreBC, and Dallas Brodie’s OneBC all hope to hold the balance of power.
On election night, Doerkson’s Conservatives won 64 seats, their first government since 1928. Can you win a fourth straight NDP term for Eby? Or do better than Doerkson? Or can you rewrite the map entirely?
What-If Scenarios You Can Play
What if Christine Boyle or Adrian Dix had replaced Eby as NDP leader?
What if Caroline Elliott, who came within two points of winning the Conservative leadership, or Trevor Halford were leading the Conservatives?
Can Elenore Sturko’s brand-new CentreBC win a seat, or can Dallas Brodie’s OneBC hold theirs?
What if Jeremy Valeriote had kept the Green leadership?
Take Control of Your Campaign
Every decision is yours. Barnstorm from Prince George to Victoria, and target the swing ridings in Surrey, the Tri-Cities, and Vancouver Island. Craft ads on housing or ICBC, and court endorsers from the BC Federation of Labour and BC Nurses’ Union to the BC Chamber of Commerce and National Police Federation.
Give interviews to the outlets British Columbians actually follow: CBC Vancouver, CTV, Global News Hour, CHEK, The Early Edition, Mornings with Simi, The Mike Smyth Show, Political Capital with Rob Shaw, the Vancouver Sun, and more. Then face your opponents in the October 14 leaders’ debate.
The Issues That Decide BC
Set your party’s position on 24 issues: cost of living, housing, health care, crime and public safety, drugs and involuntary care, DRIPA and Indigenous rights, education and SOGI, the deficit, taxes, energy, LNG and pipelines, wildfires, U.S. tariffs and trade, child care, auto insurance (ICBC), and more. Move toward the centre to win the suburbs, but watch your base.
Every Riding, Every Region
The 93 ridings are grouped into 12 regions: Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby-New Westminster-Tri-Cities, Richmond-Delta, North Shore-Sea to Sky-Sunshine Coast, Fraser Valley-Langley-Maple Ridge, Greater Victoria, Vancouver Island, Okanagan-Thompson-Shuswap-Boundary, the Kootenays, Prince George-Cariboo, and Northern BC. Polling and seat-swing data start from the real 2024 results.
The Campaign as It Happened
Real events shape the race as you play:
- Seven CentreBC MLAs rejoin the Conservatives as the writ drops
- LNG Canada Phase 2 is approved, doubling Kitimat’s capacity
- Job losses, inflation, and home-sales numbers land mid-campaign
- Vancouver and Surrey elect new mayors a week before voting day
- Alberta’s referendum and new U.S. tariff moves shake up the final week
Election Night
Polls close at 8 p.m. Watch the results come in riding by riding, then compare your map with what really happened on October 24, 2026.
More Than a BC Election Game
BC is one campaign in Elections Forever, the global legislative election game. The same purchase includes:
- the Campaign Editor, to build any election you can imagine
- the 2026 U.S. midterms, House and Senate seat by seat
- UK general elections
- Canadian federal elections from 2000 to 2019
- Australian federal elections
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“I really appreciate how 270sims combined 3 different games into one package, giving a place to all Legislative Election games and a future for more campaigns.” – Blind Man Gaming
Elections Forever is $25 (Windows and Mac).
BC Election Game FAQ
Is there a game where you can play the BC election? Yes. Elections Forever includes the 2026 British Columbia general election. You can play it as any of the five parties, across all 93 ridings.
Which BC election is in the game? The 2026 snap election, from the writ drop on September 22 to election day on October 24, 2026.
Which parties and leaders can I play? You can play the NDP (David Eby, or what-if leaders Christine Boyle and Adrian Dix), the Conservatives (Lorne Doerkson, Caroline Elliott, or Trevor Halford), the Greens (Emily Lowan or Jeremy Valeriote), CentreBC (Elenore Sturko), and OneBC (Dallas Brodie).
Can I compare my results with the real election? Yes. Play through to election night, then compare your seat map with the real result: 64 Conservative, 27 NDP, and 2 Green.
Can I make my own BC or provincial campaigns? Yes. The Campaign Editor lets you change leaders, parties, issues, and ridings, or build a new province from scratch.
What platforms does it run on, and how much is it? Windows and Mac, for $25 US. You download it instantly, and all minor updates are included. The price covers the whole game, not just BC.
About the Purchase Process
You can order Elections Forever and receive it immediately (Windows and Mac), and then all minor updates.
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