Elections BC

Elections BC
Agency overview
Formed	1995
Jurisdiction	Provincial Elections in BC
Headquarters	100-1112 Fort Street, Victoria, British Columbia
Employees	44 (Permanent) up to 32,000 (election period)[1]
Annual budget	$8,961,000 [1]
Agency executive	Dr. Keith Archer, Chief Electoral Officer
Website	EBC Homepage

Elections BC (formally, the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer of British Columbia) is a non-partisan office of the Legislature responsible for conducting elections in the Canadian province of British Columbia. Its federal equivalent is Elections Canada.

In each district Elections BC is represented by a District Electoral Officer (DEO) and a Deputy District Electoral Officer (DDEO) who oversee the establishment of an office within the district when an election is called. Often this process begins prior to the writ of election.

Voter card for the 2005 provincial elections.

References

External links

• Elections BC Official Site

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