What's interesting about British Columbia is that the level of support is actually higher for single transferable votes, which is the system that we voted on twice in previous elections. The threshold that was set to actually change the system for our own provincial elections was 60%, which was extremely high and very difficult to reach. In the first one, there were more than 50% of B.C. voters who actually suggested that the system should be changed, and it was lower than the threshold that was set.
On September 28th, 2016. See this statement in context.