Kamloops voters helping lead the pack in electoral reform ballot returns

KAMLOOPS — Thousands of Kamloops voters have sent in their ballots to voice their opinions on electoral reform in the province.

Roughly 33 per cent of voters in the Kamloops-South Thompson riding have voted on proportional representation — the fourth-highest turnout for ridings in the province so far.

About 28 per cent of Kamloops-North Thompson voters have sent in their ballots.

Elections BC is reporting that 26 per cent of voters across the province have voted on electoral reform.