The number of voters who have cast ballots in the provincial elections in British Columbia and New Brunswick is higher than usual, according to election officials.
New Brunswick has seen 138,000 ballots cast, representing 24.1 percent voter turnout, Elections New Brunswick said in an email to The Epoch Times.
In B.C., 778,424 voters had cast a ballot by end of day on Oct. 15, representing nearly 22 percent, Elections BC told The Epoch Times in an email.
Advance voting wraps up on Oct. 16 for B.C. and ended on Oct. 15 in New Brunswick.
In New Brunswick, Progressive Conservative Leader Blaine Higgs, premier since 2018, and Liberal Leader Susan Holt cast their ballots in advance polls on Oct. 12….