BCPoliTracker
BCPoliTracker gives your AI read-only access to British Columbia provincial politics data from bcpoli.gremble.io.
Six tools cover the October 24, 2026 BC general election results from the Elections BC count, with 2024 comparisons and judicial recount status; a profile of each of the 93 ridings; the MLAs-elect; the party affiliation record of the last legislature, with a source link for each change and the reason given where one was reported; published provincial polls, with campaign polls scored against the result; and a search of BC political news headlines from roughly the last 21 days. Every response says when the data was last checked against its source. News is headlines and links only. No account or sign-in is needed. Federal politics and other provinces are not covered. Election results contain information licenced under the Elections BC Open Data Licence. This is not an official Elections BC product.
MCP connector
- Server URL
https://mcp.bcpoli.gremble.io/mcp- Login
- None
- Protocol
- MCP 2026-07-28
- Instructions
BCPoliTracker (bcpoli.gremble.io) covers British Columbia provincial politics only; federal politics, federal ridings and other provinces are not covered. Its data: the 2026 BC general election results (Elections BC count) with 2024 comparisons, the MLAs-elect, the news wire, party affiliation history of MLAs in the last legislature, and published polls. Every response has "retrieved_at" (when you asked) and "server_version"; responses drawn from the data, and errors about it, also have "as_of" (when BCPoliTracker last checked the source that data comes from); newest-item fields (results_published, newest_item_at, latest_change_on, newest_poll_end) say how recent the data itself is. Lists say how many matched in total and whether there is more (has_more or next_offset). Groups of ridings are selected with "place": a municipality such as Surrey or Vancouver (the City of Vancouver only), "Greater Victoria", or one of the six regions, given in full. When a riding name is ambiguous the tools return every match rather than picking one. "Incumbent" means the MLA when the legislature dissolved on September 22, 2026, with the party the official member register showed that day (a reported switch the register had not caught up with is shown separately). Every result has count_stage: "final", "initial", "judicial_recount" (the candidate is ahead but the margin is under 1/500 of ballots considered, so an automatic judicial recount follows and the seat is not settled until it is done), or "judicial_recount_complete"; the province-wide count_stage is "final_count_done_judicial_recounts_pending" while any recount is outstanding. Party filters take IDs (bc-conservative, bc-ndp, bc-green, onebc, centre-bc, independent); responses show display names.
Tools
Reads data6
Skills
None in the store listings or on the server