A tight race for political power in British Columbia still had no clear winner after the vast majority of votes were counted on Saturday, with a weakened incumbent party narrowly leading its top challenger late into the night.

Conservative candidate Jody Toor was leading NDP incumbent Andrew Mercier, who was visibly upset as he stood among supporters at an NDP event late Saturday night. His fellow party member, Aldag, who lost his bid in Langley-Abbotsford, approached him, and the two shared a hug.

British Columbians headed to the polls on Saturday after an unpredictable race that is set to reshape the political landscape.

Elections BC says it won’t finish counting votes for three ridings due to “weather-related disruptions” and the availability of election officials. B.C. Conservatives party leader John Rustad says the election has left the province’s political landscape changed forever while NDP leader David Eby says he acknowledged Rustad spoke to the frustrations of a lot of British Columbians.