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The 37th BC Provincial Election was held on May 16, 2001. The BC Liberal Party under Gordon Campbell defeated the incumbent BC New Democratic Party of Ujjal Dosanjh.

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37th Election
Party	Total Valid Votes	% of Popular Vote	Candidates Elected
BC Liberal Party	916,888	57.62%	77
BC New Democratic Party	343,146	21.56%	2
Green Party Political Association of British Columbia	197,231	12.39%	0
Unity Party of British Columbia	51,426	3.23%	0
British Columbia Marijuana Party	51,206	3.22%	0
*Other Affiliations	31,399	1.98%	0
Totals	1,591,306		79

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