John Rustad, the leader of the B.C. Conservative Party, says his party has uncovered what he calls voting irregularities in the critical Surrey-Guildford riding – where the margin of victory was just 22, and which gave the provincial New Democratic Party its majority.
Rustad says his party has been digging into many reports of issues that came up during the fall election. He says his party has found what he calls a number of irregularities in the election.
“Part of that is how voting happened in seniors facilities, part of that is people who may not have lived in the riding, part of that is people who voted twice, and there’s other components as well, so there’s still a lot of things that we’re looking into,” Rustad said. “For example, we’ve had lots of reports of people who are not Canadian citizens (who) voted in this election, people who are …