CBC.ca

Your complete election coverage on CBC.ca includes:

• Watch the results come in for your own district as the numbers come in
  
  
• Follow major party leaders and provincial cabinet ministers as the ballots are counted in their districts
  
  
• Interact with CBC News by logging on and sending e-mails which go directly to the TV and radio broadcasters
  
  
• Listen to CBC Radio's election night broadcast live online in case you're out of range or out of province
  
  
• Keep tabs on the STV referendum

Live coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. with a live stream of CBC Radio's special coverage and continues even after radio and TV have signed off for the evening.

CBC Radio

Join CBC Radio One for live coverage of the B.C. election beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night. Host Rick Cluff will be joined by reporters around the province to bring you the latest results. He'll also help you figure out what it all means with a panel that includes Moe Sihota, Judy Kirk and Will McMartin.

CBC Radio's election night broadcast will also be live-streamed on the internet.

CBC Television

Television viewers can see special live election results coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. with our network election special. There will also be a special edition of Canada Now at 6:00 p.m., and portions of the evening's special coverage will be available on CBC Newsworld.

The election special will feature hosts Ian Hanomansing and Gloria Macarenko. We'll get reports and reaction from Liberal, NDP, and Green party headquarters, Carole James' headquarters in Victoria, and from districts around the province. Plus, expert analysis from political historian David Mitchell and the views of our political panel: Rafe Mair, Moe Sihota, and Jess Ketchum. We're also interactive, giving viewers the chance to get their thoughts on air through e-mail reporter Duncan McCue.

You can send your e-mails directly to the broadcast from the BCVotes2005 website.