US EditionElections BC files response to Surrey election court challenge
- Elections BC filed a response to Honveer Singh Randhawa's petition in the B.C. Supreme Court, citing alleged election "irregularities" from October.
- Randhawa lost by 22 votes to Garry Begg and claimed that 22 mail-in ballots were improperly handled.
- Elections BC noted that Randhawa's petition was filed late and that the allegations were out of time, stating they could not verify voter residency in some cases.
- Sunny Uppal, Randhawa's lawyer, argues that Elections BC's handling of mail-in ballots constituted serious irregularities while questioning the validity of the election process.
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Elections BC files response to Surrey election court challenge
Case focuses on 22 mail-in ballots sent to one facility in Surrey-Guildford
·Surrey, Canada
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