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ElEctoral History of BritisH columBia, supplEmEnt 2002—2013 Legislative LibraryLegislative of British Columbia A non-partisan OceLegislature of the ELECTORAL HISTORY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Supplement 2002—2013

Elections BC and the Legislative Library of British Columbia Victoria, B.C. 2014 Cover photos courtesy of the Parliamentary Education Office at the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia and the Office of Protocol. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

Introduction

Part One Registered Political Parties 1 By-elections of the 37th Parliament 5 38th General Election 6 By-elections of the 38th Parliament 19 39th General Election 20 By-elections of the 39th Parliament 32 40th General Election 34 By-elections of the 40th Parliament 47 Parties and Elections 48 Elected Candidates 50 Plebiscites and Referenda 58 Initiative Petitions 90 Recall Petitions 92

Part Two Chief Electoral Officers 96 District Electoral Officers, Deputy District Electoral Officers and District Registrars of Voters 97

Part Three Royal and Special Commissions on Elections 106 Parliamentary Committees on Elections and Related Matters 107 Statutory History of Election Law 110 Electoral Redistribution 112 Election Act Regulations 113

Part Four Controverted and Voided Elections 116 Elected Candidates Who Did Not Take Their Seat in the Legislature 117 Electoral Highlights 118 Women Members of the Legislative Assembly 120

Part Five Premiers of British Columbia 124 Sessions of the Legislative Assembly 125

Part Six Sources 128

PREFACE

This supplement to the Electoral History of British Columbia, 1871—1986 was prepared to continue the provision of a convenient and authoritative historical overview of electoral activities in of British Columbia since 1871.

The data in this supplement, like the original volume and the first supplement, was gathered from a variety of sources but focuses primarily on Elections BC’s Statements of Votes and Reports of the Chief Electoral Officer, the Journals of the Legislative Assembly and the Statutes of British Columbia. This supplement lists the results of general elections, by-elections, referenda, recall petitions and initiative petitions from 2002 to 2013.

We hope this supplement is as useful to readers as the original volume and first supplement proved to be.

Keith Archer, PhD Peter Gourlay Chief Electoral Officer Director British Columbia Legislative Library of British Columbia

INTRODUCTION

This volume is a second supplement to the Electoral History of British Columbia, 1871—1986, continuing the historical record to the end of 2013. It contains details of the initiative petition and recall petitions that followed the 2001 General Election and all electoral activity up to and including the events of 2013: the 40th Provincial General Election, the Westside- By-election and the initiative petition, An Initiative to Amend the Police Act.

The period of 2002—2013 saw a number of firsts for the electoral process in British Columbia: the first referendum conducted entirely by mail-in ballot (2002); the establishment of Canada’s first online voter registration system (2004); the first general election in which prisoners serving a sentence longer than two years were entitled to vote (2005); and the first successful initiative petition (2010).

Legislative developments have led to a number of changes to this supplement from the previous volumes. Multi-member electoral districts were discontinued following the 1986 General Election, and the ability of a candidate to run in more than one electoral district was eliminated in 1939. As such, those items have been removed from Part Four: Electoral Highlights and Women Members of this supplement. Legislative change has also meant that terminology used in this volume has been modernized throughout. For example, “polling day” is now “General Voting Day,” and “Returning Officer” is now “District Electoral Officer.”

While the structure of this supplement is largely consistent with previous volumes, formatting and placement of certain information within the document has been altered to improve readability and usability. For example, the number of registered voters in an electoral district has been moved from the list of District Electoral Officers in Part Two to the Results by Electoral District in Part One.

PART ONE Notes

The results summaries of general elections, by-elections and referenda in Part One are immediately followed by the results by electoral district.

The surnames of elected candidates appear in capital letters.

Where party names have been abbreviated for space throughout the supplement, the full names can be found in the table of registered political parties on page 1.

In previous volumes, “Member sworn in” was referred to as “Date Member took seat” in by-election results tables. Results Part One

Registered Political Parties

This list of registered political parties includes all political parties that were registered during the period covered by this supplement. Where a political party changed its name during this period, or changed its name as it appears on the ballot, this change is referenced.

PARTY NAME BALLOT NAME ABBREVIATION

Accountability British Columbia Party ABC ABC Advocational International Democratic Party of Advocational Party AID British Columbia All Nations Party of British Columbia All Nations ANP The Alternative Party Alternative Party AP The Annexation Party of British Columbia Annexation B.C. ANX Bald Eagle Party1 Bald Eagle Party BEP See also Free Canadian Party BC Allegiance Party BC Allegiance Party BCA BC First Party BC First FP BC Heritage Party2 BC Heritage Party BCHP See also Christian Heritage Party of British Columbia BC Marijuana Party BC Marijuana Party3 BCM BC NDP4 BC NDP5 NDP See also of B.C. BC Refederation Party6 BC Refed7 REFD See also Western Independence Party of BC and Western Refederation Party BC Youth Coalition BC Youth Coalition BCYC B.C. Action Party B.C. Action Party BCAP *Not affiliated with British Columbia Action Party B.C. Democratic Alliance8 B.C. Democratic Alliance BCDA See also British Columbia Democratic Coalition and Democratic Reform B.C. B.C. Vision B.C. Vision BCV Bloc British Columbia Party9 The Bloc BC BLOC See also The Progressive Nationalist Party of British Columbia British Columbia Action Party BC Action Party BCAP *Not affiliated with B.C. Action Party British Columbia Citizens Alliance Now BC CAN BCCA British Columbia Conservative Party BC Conservative Party10 CP

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PARTY NAME BALLOT NAME ABBREVIATION

British Columbia Democratic Coalition8 British Columbia Democratic BCDC See also B.C. Democratic Alliance and Democratic Coalition Reform B.C. British Columbia Democratic Futures Party BC Democratic Futures BCDF British Columbia Excalibur Party BC Excalibur Party BCEX British Columbia Grey Party11 Grey Party of B.C. GREY See also Citizens Action Party British Columbia Labour Party B.C. Labour Party BCLP British Columbia Liberal Party BC Liberal Party LIB British Columbia Libertarian Party Libertarian LBN British Columbia Party British Columbia Party BCP British Columbia Patriot Party B.C. Patriot Party BCPA British Columbia Social Credit Party BC Social Credit Party12 SC British Columbia Unity Party BC Unity Party UPBC Canadian Alliance Party of British Columbia Alliance BC CAP The Central Party The Central Party CENT Centre Democratic Party Centre Democratic Party CD Christian Heritage Party of British Columbia2 Christian Heritage Party of B.C. CHP See also BC Heritage Party Citizens Action Party11 Citizens Action Party CIT See also British Columbia Grey Party Citizens Commonwealth Federation Citizens Commonwealth Federation CFED Coaltion British Columbia Coalition British Columbia CBC Communist Party of BC Communist Party of BC COMM Confederation Party of British Columbia Confederation Party of BC CONF Council of British Columbians Council of British Columbians COBC Democratic Idealists Party13 Democratic Idealists Party DIP See also Idealists Party Democratic Reform B.C.8 DR BC DRBC See also B.C. Democratic Alliance and British Columbia Democratic Coalition The Emerged Democracy Party of British Emerged Democracy Party of B.C. EDBC Columbia Enterprise Party of B.C. B.C. Enterprise ENT Feminist initiative of BC Feminist initiative FEM Free Canadian Party1 Free Canadian Party FRCA See also Bald Eagle Party The Freedom Party of British Columbia The Freedom Party FREE

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PARTY NAME BALLOT NAME ABBREVIATION

Green Party Political Association of British of BC GP Columbia Helping Hand Party Helping Hand Party HH The Herb Party The Herb Party HERB Idealists Party13 Idealists Party IDEA See also Democratic Idealists Party Individual Rights Party of British Columbia Individual Rights Party IRP Link BC Link BC LBC The Moderate Democratic Movement Moderates14 MDM Nation Alliance Party N.A.P. NAP Natural Law Party of British Columbia Natural Law Party NLP New Democratic Party of B.C.4 New Democratic Party of B.C. NDP See also BC NDP New Wave New Wave NW None of the Above Party of BC None of the Above Party of BC NOTA Party Of Citizens Who Have Decided To Think Party of Citizens POC For Themselves And Be Their Own Politicians The People of British Columbia Millionaires B.C. Millionaires Party PBCM Party People's Front People’s Front PF People’s Senate Party15 People’s Senate Party SEN See also Unparty: The Consensus-Building Party Planting Seeds Party Planting Seeds Party PLAN The Platinum Party of Employers Who Think The Platinum Party PLAT and Act to Increase Awareness The Progressive Nationalist Party of British The Progressive Nationalist Party PNP Columbia9 See also Bloc British Columbia Party Real Democracy Association R.D.A. RDA Reform Party of British Columbia BC Reform16 RP Renewal Party of British Columbia Renewal Party RNEW The Sex Party SEX United British Columbia Association United B.C. UBC United Peoples Action Party United Peoples Action Party UPAP Unparty: The Consensus-Building Party15 Unparty: The Consensus-Building UCBP See also People’s Senate Party Party We The People Party We the People WTP Concept Party of BC Western Canada Concept WCC

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PARTY NAME BALLOT NAME ABBREVIATION

Western Independence Party6 WIP (BC) WIP See also BC Refederation Party and Western Refederation Party Western Party Western Party of BC WEST Western Refederation Party6 BC REFED REFD See also BC Refederation Party and Western Independence Party Western Reform Western Reform WR Work Less Party of British Columbia Work Less Party WLP Your Political Party of BC YPP17 YPBC

1 Party name changed from Bald Eagle Party to Free Canadian Party on September 26, 2003. 2 Party name changed from BC Heritage Party to Christian Heritage Party of British Columbia on January 11, 2012. 3 Ballot name was British Columbia Marijuana Party prior to the 2013 General Election. 4 Party name changed from New Democratic Party of B.C. to BC NDP on April 8, 2009. 5 Ballot name was New Democratic Party of B.C. prior to the 2009 General Election. 6 Party name changed from Western Independence Party of BC to Western Refederation Party on January 22, 2004, and from Western Referederation Party to BC Refederation Party on June 11, 2008. 7 Ballot name was Refed BC prior to the 2009 General Election. 8 Party name changed from B.C. Democratic Alliance to British Columbia Democratic Coalition on September 13, 2004, and from British Columbia Democratic Coalition to Democratic Reform B.C. on December 3, 2004. 9 Party name changed from Bloc British Columbia Party to The Progressive Nationalist Party of British Columbia on November 20, 2006. 10 Ballot name was Conservatives in the 2009 General Election. 11 Party name changed from British Columbia Grey Party to Citizens Action Party on August 8, 2003. 12 Ballot name was Social Credit prior to the 2013 General Election. 13 Party name changed from Democratic Idealists Party to Idealists Party on October 29, 2003. 14 Ballot name changed from Moderates to M.D.M. prior to the 2009 General Election. 15 Party name changed from People’s Senate Party to Unparty: The Consensus-Building Party on August 29, 2012. 16 Ballot name was Reform in the 2004 Surrey-Panorama Ridge By-election and Reform BC in the 2005 General Election. 17 Ballot name was YPP-of-BC in 2009 and Your Party in 2005.

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By-elections of the 37th Parliament

Surrey-Panorama Ridge due to the resignation of MLA Gulzar Cheema on May 23, 2004

Issue of writ: September 30, 2004 Close of nominations: October 15, 2004 General Voting Day: October 28, 2004 Return of writ: November 19, 2004 Member sworn in: November 23, 2004

TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR NUMBER OF BALLOTS CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

Abraham, Shirley Ann RP 246 1.96% BRAR, Jagrup NDP 6,740 53.59% Total valid votes: 12,577 Carr, Adriane GP 1,053 8.37% Rejected ballots: 41 Evans, David James CP 276 2.19% Registered voters: 24,197 Pal, Joe IND 68 0.54% Polak, Mary LIB 4,194 33.35%

District Electoral Officer: Hank Pulles

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38th General Election

Dissolution of legislature: April 19, 2005 Issue of writs: April 19, 2005 Close of nominations: May 4, 2005 General Voting Day: May 17, 2005 Return of writs: June 8, 2005 Opening of new legislature: September 13, 2005

% OF TOTAL VALID POPULAR PARTY VOTES VOTE MEMBERS CANDIDATES

BC Conservative Party (CP) 9,623 0.55% 7 BC Liberal Party (LIB) 807,118 45.80% 46 79 British Columbia Marijuana Party (BCM) 11,519 0.65% 44 DR BC (DRBC) 14,022 0.80% 32 Green Party of BC (GP) 161,842 9.17% 79 New Democratic Party of B.C. (NDP) 731,719 41.52% 33 79 Independent (IND) 16,152 0.92% 23 Other affiliations1 10,348 0.59% 69

TOTALS 1,762,343 100% 79 412

Results of the 2005 Electoral Reform Referendum, which was held in conjunction with the 38th General Election, can be found on page 80.

1 BC Unity Party (UPBC) BC Youth Coalition (BCYC) B.C. Patriot Party (BCPA) The Bloc BC (BLOC) British Columbia Party (BCP) Communist Party of BC (COMM) Emerged Democratic Party of B.C. (EDBC) The Freedom Party (FREE) Libertarian (LBN) Moderates (MDM) People’s Front (PF) The Platinum Party (PLAT) Refed BC (REFD) Reform BC (RP) The Sex Party (SEX) Social Credit (SC) Western Canada Concept (WCC) Work Less Party (WLP) Your Party (YPBC) No affiliation (blank)

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Results by electoral district for the 2005 General Election

TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

ABBOTSFORD-CLAYBURN Gilfillan, Iain BCM 198 1.07% Total valid votes: 18,427 Keillor, Kenneth Montgomery FREE 199 1.08% Rejected ballots: 204 Nenn, Michael NDP 5,555 30.15% Registered voters: 31,312 Pizzariello, Lance Anthony Richmond GP 1,428 7.75% VAN DONGEN, John LIB 11,047 59.95%

ABBOTSFORD-MOUNT Anderson, Jed GP 1,359 6.90% LEHMAN DE JONG, Michael G. LIB 11,325 57.55% Total valid votes: 19,680 Felger, Timothy Lee BCM 392 1.99% Rejected ballots: 161 Klassen, Robert Arthur DRBC 472 2.40% Registered voters: 34,226 Purewal, Taranjit NDP 6,132 31.16%

ALBERNI-QUALICUM Fisher-Bradley, Jen DRBC 292 1.10% Total valid votes: 26,590 FRASER, Scott NDP 13,988 52.60% Rejected ballots: 145 King, James Dominic IND 209 0.79% Registered voters: 38,735 Mann, Michael “Mik” BCM 401 1.51% Thornburgh, Jack GP 1,912 7.19% Trumper, Gillian LIB 9,788 36.81%

BULKLEY VALLEY-STIKINE Donaldson, Doug NDP 5,177 39.82% Total valid votes: 13,000 Gunanoot, Reginald Bruce BCM 205 1.58% Rejected ballots: 60 Kettle, Nipper DRBC 354 2.72% Registered voters: 18,988 Kortmeyer, Jack BCP 175 1.35% MACKAY, Dennis Edwin LIB 6,279 48.30% Martin, Frank PF 41 0.32% Mitchell, Leanna GP 769 5.91%

BURNABY-EDMONDS CHOUHAN, Raj NDP 10,337 46.71% Total valid votes: 22,128 Deveau, Suzanne GP 2,192 9.91% Rejected ballots: 155 Sahota, Patty LIB 9,599 43.38% Registered voters: 38,617

BURNABY NORTH Brand, Richard GP 1,763 7.72% Total valid votes: 22,856 Calendino, Pietro NDP 10,356 45.31% Rejected ballots: 155 Laird, Matthew R. DRBC 316 1.38% Registered voters: 38,505 LEE, Richard T. LIB 10,421 45.59%

BURNABY-WILLINGDON Farrell, Pauline GP 1,482 7.45% Total valid votes: 19,894 Kuo, Tony DRBC 947 4.76% Rejected ballots: 157 NURANEY, John LIB 8,754 44.00% Registered voters: 34,958 Tao, Tom IND 142 0.71% Warrens, John BCM 214 1.08% Yiu, Gabriel Wing-On NDP 8,355 42.00%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

BURQUITLAM BLOY, Harry LIB 10,054 46.39% Total valid votes: 21,671 Fox, Graham “Evil Genius” 125 0.58% Rejected ballots: 146 Grin, Peter BCM 191 0.88% Registered voters: 36,089 Healey, Bart NDP 9,682 44.68% Travers, Carli Irene GP 1,619 7.47%

CARIBOO NORTH Delbarre, James Michael BCM 281 1.80% Total valid votes: 15,553 Gook, Douglas GP 835 5.37% Rejected ballots: 126 SIMPSON, Bob NDP 7,353 47.28% Registered voters: 24,399 Wallace, Steve LIB 7,084 45.55%

CARIBOO SOUTH Cobb, Walter Lloyd LIB 7,163 45.27% Total valid votes: 15,823 Orr, Mike IND 532 3.36% Rejected ballots: 93 Sharkey, Ed GP 851 5.38% Registered voters: 23,604 WYSE, Charlie NDP 7,277 45.99%

CHILLIWACK-KENT Anderson, David Michael MDM 240 1.21% Total valid votes: 19,896 James, Malcolm NDP 6,534 32.84% Rejected ballots: 118 Mulder, Hans GP 1,651 8.30% Registered voters: 34,092 PENNER, Barry LIB 11,368 57.14% Wormworth, Colin BCYC 103 0.51%

CHILLIWACK-SUMAS Downey, Brian DRBC 315 1.51% Total valid votes: 20,911 Harter, John-Henry NDP 6,477 30.97% Rejected ballots: 169 Lee, Augustine BCYC 266 1.27% Registered voters: 35,146 LES, John LIB 11,995 57.36% Siefken, Norm GP 1,731 8.28% Solheim, Adam James MDM 127 0.61%

COLUMBIA RIVER- MACDONALD, Norm NDP 7,460 51.71% REVELSTOKE McMahon, Wendy LIB 5,750 39.86% Total valid votes: 14,427 Shadrack, Andy GP 1,217 8.43% Rejected ballots: 104 Registered voters: 23,259

COMOX VALLEY Aikman, Chris GP 2,833 9.21% Total valid votes: 30,764 Biley, Barbara PF 51 0.16% Rejected ballots: 131 Black, Andrew NDP 13,261 43.11% Registered voters: 45,205 Davis, Don DRBC 187 0.61% Emery, Miracle BCM 214 0.70% Garden, Mel REFD 67 0.21% HAGEN, Stan LIB 14,068 45.73% O’Hara, Bruce WLP 83 0.27%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

COQUITLAM- Andersen, Nattanya PLAT 69 0.31% MAILLARDVILLE Geddes, Paul LBN 173 0.77% Total valid votes: 22,426 Hejazi, Michael GP 1,415 6.31% Rejected ballots: 156 Steele, Brandon BCM 236 1.05% Registered voters: 35,610 Stewart, Richard LIB 10,001 44.60% THORNE, Diane NDP 10,532 46.96%

COWICHAN-LADYSMITH Bell, Jim IND 307 1.09% Total valid votes: 28,017 Bruce, Graham LIB 11,425 40.78% Rejected ballots: 138 Johnson, Brian Fraser DRBC 238 0.85% Registered voters: 39,181 Robinson, Cindy-Lee GP 1,950 6.96% ROUTLEY, Doug NDP 14,014 50.02% Smyth, Jeremy Harold Sandwith FREE 83 0.30%

DELTA NORTH GENTNER, Guy NDP 10,481 47.46% Total valid votes: 22,083 Hague, John GP 1,711 7.75% Rejected ballots: 124 Kanakos, Jeannie LIB 9,480 42.93% Registered voters: 34,568 Shavluk, John BCM 224 1.01% Wright, David Andrew BCP 187 0.85%

DELTA SOUTH Athaide, Dileep Joseph Anthony NDP 5,828 23.97% Total valid votes: 24,311 Huntington, Vicki IND 8,043 33.08% Rejected ballots: 88 Laird, Duane GP 1,131 4.65% Registered voters: 34,458 Mann, George 58 0.24% RODDICK, Valerie LIB 9,112 37.48% Wooldridge, Julian Bellamy BCM 139 0.58%

EAST KOOTENAY BENNETT, Bill LIB 8,060 48.01% Total valid votes: 16,788 Gurbin, Luke GP 1,389 8.27% Rejected ballots: 111 Walsh, Erda NDP 7,339 43.72% Registered voters: 28,153

ESQUIMALT-METCHOSIN KARAGIANIS, Maurine NDP 12,545 49.63% Total valid votes: 25,276 Rodger, Graeme DRBC 409 1.62% Rejected ballots: 140 Sterk, Jane GP 2,672 10.57% Registered voters: 37,999 Woods, Tom LIB 9,650 38.18%

FORT LANGLEY- COLEMAN, Rich LIB 15,454 59.13% ALDERGROVE Davis, Stephen Christopher PLAT 183 0.70% Total valid votes: 26,137 Dyson, Shane NDP 7,597 29.07% Rejected ballots: 194 Emery, Marc Scott BCM 374 1.42% Registered voters: 40,470 Welling, Andrea Meagan GP 2,529 9.68%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

KAMLOOPS Bojarski, Terry Frank CP 797 3.37% Total valid votes: 23,667 Brown, Doug NDP 9,886 41.77% Rejected ballots: 184 RICHMOND, Claude Harry LIB 11,261 47.58% Registered voters: 38,589 Stewart, Frank GP 1,723 7.28%

KAMLOOPS-NORTH Altenhofen, R.H. (Bob) CP 795 3.30% THOMPSON Fraser, Grant GP 1,689 7.01% Total valid votes: 24,088 Hanson, Mike NDP 9,635 40.00% Rejected ballots: 150 KRUEGER, Kevin LIB 11,648 48.36% Registered voters: 35,799 Todd, Keenan BCM 321 1.33%

KELOWNA-LAKE COUNTRY Ade, Kevin GP 2,541 10.45% Total valid votes: 24,312 Clarke, Al DRBC 1,793 7.38% Rejected ballots: 147 HORNING, Al LIB 12,247 50.37% Registered voters: 44,568 Pugsley, John NDP 7,390 30.40% Thomson, David Hunter BCM 341 1.40%

KELOWNA-MISSION HAWKINS, Sindi LIB 13,827 53.72% Total valid votes: 25,738 Hokazono, Nicki NDP 8,189 31.82% Rejected ballots: 217 Lavallee, Shilo BCM 320 1.24% Registered voters: 45,534 Roebuck, Steve COMM 94 0.37% Weston, Paddy GP 3,308 12.85%

LANGLEY Davies, Lee Anthony PLAT 180 0.73% Total valid votes: 24,680 Morrison, Dean NDP 8,303 33.64% Rejected ballots: 180 POLAK, Mary LIB 12,877 52.18% Registered voters: 40,303 Scrimes, Chris BCM 278 1.12% Stephany, Kathleen Blanche GP 3,042 12.33%

MALAHAT-JUAN DE FUCA Basskin, Cathy LIB 10,528 38.94% Total valid votes: 27,034 HORGAN, John NDP 12,460 46.09% Rejected ballots: 128 Hurdle, Steven GP 2,610 9.65% Registered voters: 39,045 Morino, Tom DRBC 1,256 4.65% O’Brien, Patricia (Pattie) WCC 180 0.67%

MAPLE RIDGE-MISSION Gwilt, Carol BCM 314 1.15% Total valid votes: 27,303 HAWES, Randy LIB 12,095 44.30% Rejected ballots: 164 Richardson, Chum IND 312 1.14% Registered voters: 43,384 Smith, Keith PLAT 53 0.20% Stevens, Jenny NDP 11,896 43.57% Walsh, William Stanley GP 2,633 9.64%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

MAPLE RIDGE-PITT Briere-Smart, Denise BCM 360 1.42% MEADOWS Butler, Rick DRBC 534 2.10% Total valid votes: 25,410 Gildersleeve, Mike GP 1,869 7.36% Rejected ballots: 105 SATHER, Michael NDP 11,786 46.38% Registered voters: 39,727 Stewart, Ken LIB 10,861 42.74%

NANAIMO Brunie, Brunie IND 204 0.80% Total valid votes: 25,483 Catley, Doug GP 2,933 11.51% Rejected ballots: 140 Dillon, Mat BCM 294 1.16% Registered voters: 40,782 Hunter, Mike LIB 8,657 33.97% KROG, Leonard NDP 13,226 51.90% Shaw, Linden Robert REFD 169 0.66%

NANAIMO-PARKSVILLE CANTELON, Ron LIB 16,542 51.42% Total valid votes: 32,169 Ellis, Jordan GP 2,714 8.44% Rejected ballots: 127 McNamee, Carol NDP 12,432 38.65% Registered voters: 46,428 Payne, Richard BCM 198 0.61% Ryder, Bruce REFD 283 0.88%

NELSON-CRESTON Crawford, Luke GP 2,724 12.42% Total valid votes: 21,931 EVANS, Corky NDP 12,896 58.80% Rejected ballots: 137 McMillan, Philip BCM 276 1.26% Registered voters: 32,510 Suffredine, Blair F. LIB 5,862 26.73% Taylor, Brian BLOC 173 0.79%

NEW WESTMINSTER Broughton, Robert GP 2,416 9.37% Total valid votes: 25,774 Calcutta, Greg PLAT 42 0.16% Rejected ballots: 166 Murray, Joyce LIB 9,645 37.42% Registered voters: 40,591 PUCHMAYR, Chuck NDP 13,226 51.32% Racki, Christina BCM 293 1.14% Warren, John Robinson DRBC 152 0.59%

NORTH COAST Arendt, Hondo GP 629 5.79% Total valid votes: 10,870 Belsey, Bill LIB 4,185 38.50% Rejected ballots: 47 COONS, Gary Earl NDP 5,845 53.77% Registered voters: 17,938 Johns, David BCM 211 1.94%

NORTH ISLAND Cooper, Dan DRBC 699 2.76% Total valid votes: 25,312 Scott, Lorne James IND 471 1.87% Rejected ballots: 101 Stone, Philip GP 1,874 7.40% Registered voters: 38,286 TREVENA, Claire NDP 11,464 45.29% Visser, Rod LIB 10,804 42.68%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

NORTH - Ambrose, Rebecca BCM 209 0.99% LONSDALE Gamble, Ron RP 365 1.73% Total valid votes: 21,065 Keating, Craig NDP 8,391 39.83% Rejected ballots: 150 Long, Terry W. GP 2,562 12.16% Registered voters: 32,987 Wadsworth, Matt DRBC 163 0.78% WHITTRED, Katherine Anne LIB 9,375 44.51%

NORTH VANCOUVER- Ellis, Christine E. WLP 169 0.66% SEYMOUR JARVIS, Daniel Morrison LIB 14,518 56.92% Total valid votes: 25,507 Neal, Darin Keith BCM 212 0.83% Rejected ballots: 110 Pinsent, Cathy NDP 7,595 29.78% Registered voters: 34,211 Sharpe, John GP 3,013 11.81%

OAK BAY-GORDON HEAD Beresford, Charley NDP 12,016 42.47% Total valid votes: 28,292 Budge, Lindsay IND 176 0.62% Rejected ballots: 134 CHONG, Ida LIB 13,443 47.52% Registered voters: 38,605 England, Lyne DRBC 278 0.98% Hender, Stephen GP 2,379 8.41%

OKANAGAN-VERNON Black, Colin CP 3,095 11.56% Total valid votes: 26,776 Campbell, Gordon 945 3.53% Rejected ballots: 307 CHRISTENSEN, Tom LIB 11,566 43.20% Registered voters: 44,323 Cunningham, Juliette Marie NDP 8,995 33.59% Nelson, Erin GP 1,867 6.97% Toponce, Michael BCM 260 0.97% Tusnady, Tibor Lesley BCPA 48 0.18%

OKANAGAN-WESTSIDE Money, Janice Marie DRBC 1,051 4.71% Total valid votes: 22,334 Procure, Joyce NDP 6,873 30.77% Rejected ballots: 87 Reid, Angela GP 2,262 10.13% Registered voters: 36,845 THORPE, Rick LIB 12,148 54.39%

PEACE RIVER NORTH Apsassin, Clarence G. GP 638 6.89% Total valid votes: 9,260 Churchill, Brian NDP 2,511 27.12% Rejected ballots: 61 NEUFELD, Richard LIB 5,498 59.37% Registered voters: 19,681 Seigo, Leonard Joseph IND 613 6.62%

PEACE RIVER SOUTH Lade, Ariel GP 956 9.50% Total valid votes: 10,062 LEKSTROM, Blair LIB 5,810 57.74% Rejected ballots: 71 Shaw, Pat NDP 3,296 32.76% Registered voters: 17,997

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

PENTICTON-OKANAGAN BARISOFF, Bill LIB 13,650 50.23% VALLEY Cunningham, James Patrick GP 2,669 9.82% Total valid votes: 27,176 Litke, Garry NDP 10,197 37.52% Rejected ballots: 142 Turnell, Jane IND 660 2.43% Registered voters: 43,632

PORT -BURKE Aaroe, Bill GP 1,691 6.87% MOUNTAIN Dahlby, Lewis LBN 90 0.36% Total valid votes: 24,605 FARNWORTH, Mike NDP 11,844 48.14% Rejected ballots: 107 Moore, Greg LIB 10,752 43.70% Registered voters: 38,437 Yao, Anthony SC 228 0.93%

PORT MOODY-WESTWOOD BLACK, Iain LIB 14,161 53.75% Total valid votes: 26,348 Crossman, Arthur IND 227 0.85% Rejected ballots: 128 Filippelli, James YPBC 442 1.68% Registered voters: 43,715 Heisler, Kathy GP 1,670 6.34% Rockwell, Karen NDP 9,848 37.38%

POWELL RIVER-SUNSHINE Carr, Adriane GP 6,585 25.78% COAST Clayton, Maureen LIB 7,702 30.15% Total valid votes: 25,542 McIntyre, Allen REFD 156 0.62% Rejected ballots: 109 SIMONS, Nicholas NDP 11,099 43.45% Registered voters: 35,413

PRINCE GEORGE-MOUNT BOND, Shirley LIB 5,885 41.06% ROBSON Burnett, Matthew James BCM 241 1.68% Total valid votes: 14,331 Mills, Wayne NDP 4,994 34.85% Rejected ballots: 290 Nettleton, Paul Robert IND 2,158 15.06% Registered voters: 25,030 Roberts, Don GP 1,053 7.35%

PRINCE GEORGE NORTH BELL, Pat LIB 7,697 49.93% Total valid votes: 15,415 Gendron, Denis L. GP 1,201 7.79% Rejected ballots: 64 Jensen, Leif IND 443 2.88% Registered voters: 25,147 Mann, Mike DRBC 241 1.56% Poff, Deborah NDP 5,598 36.32% Wolfe, Steve BCM 235 1.52%

PRINCE GEORGE-OMINECA DeWolf, Andrej J. GP 1,393 8.35% Total valid votes: 16,674 Fraser, Chuck NDP 6,180 37.06% Rejected ballots: 91 Martz, Erle DRBC 479 2.88% Registered voters: 26,107 RUSTAD, John LIB 8,622 51.71%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

RICHMOND CENTRE Healy, Matthew Thomas BCM 231 1.24% Total valid votes: 18,626 ILICH, Olga LIB 10,908 58.56% Rejected ballots: 193 Jackaman, Dale NDP 6,051 32.49% Registered voters: 38,081 Segers, Chris GP 1,436 7.71%

RICHMOND EAST Farah, Mohamud Ali IND 207 1.02% Total valid votes: 20,272 Farnola, Heidi BCM 191 0.94% Rejected ballots: 182 REID, Linda LIB 11,652 57.48% Registered voters: 38,587 Sihota, Gian NDP 6,692 33.01% Wolfe, Michael Anthony GP 1,530 7.55%

RICHMOND-STEVESTON Ferguson, Daniel Stuart DRBC 282 1.20% Total valid votes: 23,409 Hale, Kay NDP 7,334 31.33% Rejected ballots: 152 Spinelli, Egidio GP 1,934 8.27% Registered voters: 39,353 YAP, John LIB 13,859 59.20%

SAANICH NORTH AND THE Bruce, Ian Douglas DRBC 1,092 3.47% ISLANDS COELL, Murray Robert LIB 13,781 43.66% Total valid votes: 31,561 Hunt, Christine NDP 11,842 37.52% Rejected ballots: 141 Rouleau, Ken GP 4,846 15.35% Registered voters: 43,374

SAANICH SOUTH Brice, Susan Mary LIB 12,380 44.54% Total valid votes: 27,798 Christie, Douglas WCC 207 0.74% Rejected ballots: 170 CUBBERLEY, David NDP 12,809 46.08% Registered voters: 38,828 Hinch, Brett DRBC 223 0.80% McIntyre, Brandon GP 2,018 7.26% Steinemann, Kerry IND 161 0.58%

SHUSWAP ABBOTT, George LIB 11,024 46.96% Total valid votes: 23,477 Emery, Chris BCM 356 1.52% Rejected ballots: 93 Hokhold, Andrew Nicholas BCPA 42 0.18% Registered voters: 36,631 Ludwig, Beryl CP 2,330 9.92% Roberts, Paddy BLOC 50 0.21% Westerman, Barbara GP 1,394 5.94% White, Calvin Ross NDP 8,281 35.27%

SKEENA AUSTIN, Robin NDP 6,166 48.12% Total valid votes: 12,813 Harris, Roger LIB 5,807 45.32% Rejected ballots: 89 Hayes, Patrick GP 616 4.81% Registered voters: 20,638 Stelmacker, Daniel UPBC 224 1.75%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

SURREY-CLOVERDALE Allen, Ted NDP 7,640 28.66% Total valid votes: 26,654 FALCON, Kevin LIB 16,429 61.64% Rejected ballots: 153 Rovtar, Pierre GP 2,280 8.55% Registered voters: 40,932 Vollhoffer, Joseph DRBC 305 1.15%

SURREY-GREEN TIMBERS Boggan, Amanda BCM 225 1.26% Total valid votes: 17,816 Chand, Ravi DRBC 142 0.80% Rejected ballots: 197 Daudharia, Harjit Singh COMM 52 0.29% Registered voters: 31,772 HAMMELL, Sue NDP 10,836 60.82% Locke, Brenda LIB 5,619 31.54% Norberg, Rob EDBC 151 0.85% Sajda, Sebastian GP 791 4.44%

SURREY-NEWTON BAINS, Harry NDP 10,741 57.89% Total valid votes: 18,553 Deresh, Dan GP 876 4.72% Rejected ballots: 154 Evans, Jeff Robert PLAT 72 0.39% Registered voters: 30,961 Grewal, Harry DRBC 268 1.44% Igali, Daniel LIB 6,473 34.89% Scott, Gordon WLP 123 0.67%

SURREY-PANORAMA RIDGE BRAR, Jagrup NDP 11,553 53.17% Total valid votes: 21,730 Chan, Troy Allan BCM 234 1.08% Rejected ballots: 151 De La Pena, Romeo D. GP 1,370 6.30% Registered voters: 35,290 Hans, Bob LIB 8,573 39.45%

SURREY-TYNEHEAD Bell, Barry NDP 9,469 40.36% Total valid votes: 23,462 Briere, Donald Joseph BCM 243 1.04% Rejected ballots: 140 Davis, Summer IND 380 1.62% Registered voters: 39,909 HAYER, Dave LIB 12,052 51.37% Hoffman, Gary Alan IND 223 0.94% Orr, Sean GP 1,095 4.67%

SURREY-WHALLEY Brenzinger, Elayne DRBC 607 3.75% Total valid votes: 16,188 Earl, Melady Belinda PLAT 50 0.31% Rejected ballots: 143 Magnuson, Neil Gregory BCM 302 1.87% Registered voters: 29,718 Pal, Joe 139 0.85% RALSTON, Bruce NDP 8,903 55.00% Steele, Barbara LIB 4,949 30.57% Whyte, Roy GP 1,238 7.65%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

SURREY-WHITE ROCK Chelali, Moh NDP 7,511 26.40% Total valid votes: 28,451 Dunsford, Ronald Edward DRBC 87 0.31% Rejected ballots: 125 Evans, David James CP 1,340 4.71% Registered voters: 42,082 HOGG, Gordon LIB 16,462 57.86% Hughes, Ashley Brie GP 3,051 10.72%

VANCOUVER-BURRARD Clarke, John LBN 388 1.36% Total valid votes: 28,483 Ferreira, Antonio Francisco PLAT 27 0.09% Rejected ballots: 196 Ince, John Gordon SEX 111 0.39% Registered voters: 55,201 Kuchmistrz, Janek Patrick John GP 3,698 12.98% MAYENCOURT, Lorne LIB 12,009 42.16% McLeod, Ian DRBC 82 0.30% Stevenson, Tim NDP 11,998 42.12% Voldeng, Lisa WLP 170 0.60%

VANCOUVER-FAIRVIEW Clark, Patrick Gallagher SEX 121 0.43% Total valid votes: 27,920 El-Rayes, Hamdy GP 2,479 8.88% Rejected ballots: 206 Greene, Virginia LIB 12,114 43.39% Registered voters: 46,379 ROBERTSON, Gregor NDP 13,009 46.59% van Delst, Malcolm Janet Mary WLP 95 0.34% Yee, Scott IND 102 0.37%

VANCOUVER-FRASERVIEW Campbell, Shea BCM 650 3.13% Total valid votes: 20,702 Gill, Ravinder NDP 8,783 42.43% Rejected ballots: 286 OPPAL, Wally LIB 9,895 47.80% Registered voters: 36,212 Perry, Doug GP 1,374 6.64%

VANCOUVER-HASTINGS Brennan, Denise WLP 247 1.15% Total valid votes: 21,471 Gregson, Ian GP 1,928 8.98% Rejected ballots: 205 McDiarmid, Laura LIB 6,910 32.18% Registered voters: 39,105 Saadi, Catherine Millard PLAT 68 0.31% Offley, Will IND 130 0.61% Payne, Stephen BCM 188 0.88% SIMPSON, Shane NDP 11,726 54.61% Woolsey, Carrol SC 274 1.28%

VANCOUVER-KENSINGTON Boylan, Charles PF 99 0.46% Total valid votes: 21,160 CHUDNOVSKY, David NDP 10,573 49.97% Rejected ballots: 302 Gordon, John Patrick BCM 266 1.26% Registered voters: 36,710 Matheson, Cody GP 1,273 6.02% Wong, Patrick LIB 8,949 42.29%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

VANCOUVER-KINGSWAY DIX, Adrian NDP 10,038 51.44% Total valid votes: 19,513 Lay, Steven Mackenzie BCM 219 1.13% Rejected ballots: 239 Mackinnon, Stuart GP 1,212 6.21% Registered voters: 36,449 Nijjar, Rob LIB 7,894 40.46% Petersen, Donna PF 77 0.39% Tink, Yvonne Maylynne SEX 73 0.37%

VANCOUVER-LANGARA Brunet-Latimer, Charles WLP 152 0.77% Total valid votes: 19,772 De Wilde, Christopher LBN 184 0.93% Rejected ballots: 183 Gueffroy, Mark Allen Conrad BCM 144 0.73% Registered voters: 37,294 Romaniuk, Anita NDP 6,520 32.97% TAYLOR, Carole LIB 11,181 56.55% Warkentin, Doug GP 1,591 8.05%

VANCOUVER-MOUNT Andalis, Juliet LIB 4,298 21.28% PLEASANT Bennett, Christopher Patrick BCM 308 1.53% Total valid votes: 20,196 Bowen, Raven GP 2,066 10.23% Rejected ballots: 312 Hansen, Mike IND 205 1.02% Registered voters: 41,071 KWAN, Jenny NDP 12,974 64.24% Marcus, Peter COMM 98 0.49% Moses, Kirk Anton PLAT 17 0.07% Popat, Imtiaz DRBC 43 0.21% Westman, Niki WLP 187 0.93%

VANCOUVER-POINT GREY CAMPBELL, Gordon LIB 12,498 45.98% Total valid votes: 27,183 Kettlewell, Damian GP 4,111 15.12% Rejected ballots: 130 Kost, Gudrun PLAT 18 0.07% Registered voters: 44,818 Lehan, Mel NDP 10,248 37.70% Monds, Jeff LBN 44 0.16% Perez, Yolanda Elizabeth BCM 138 0.51% Walker, Tom WLP 126 0.46%

VANCOUVER-QUILCHENA Chowne, Katrina LBN 174 0.71% Total valid votes: 24,412 Earl, Lorinda GP 2,538 10.39% Rejected ballots: 128 HANSEN, Colin LIB 16,394 67.16% Registered voters: 39,811 Hodge, Jarrah NDP 5,131 21.02% Rose, Rhiannon BCM 175 0.72%

VICTORIA-BEACON HILL Bray, Jeff LIB 8,621 30.58% Total valid votes: 28,195 JAMES, Carole NDP 16,081 57.03% Rejected ballots: 246 Lee, Ingmar IND 123 0.44% Registered voters: 44,357 McCaig, David DRBC 169 0.60% McConchie, Benjamin IND 124 0.44% Miller, John William GP 3,077 10.91%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

VICTORIA-HILLSIDE Filipovic, Steve GP 2,934 12.01% Total valid votes: 24,432 FLEMING, Rob NDP 13,926 57.00% Rejected ballots: 216 Herriot, Katrina Jean WLP 167 0.68% Registered voters: 39,289 McDermott, Jim DRBC 363 1.49% Orr, Sheila LIB 7,042 28.82%

WEST KOOTENAY- Chilton, Barry Edward CP 802 3.63% BOUNDARY CONROY, Katrine NDP 13,318 60.26% Total valid votes: 22,100 Lewin, Pam LIB 6,180 27.96% Rejected ballots: 123 Millar, Glen David 180 0.81% Registered voters: 32,380 Pharand, Donald GP 1,561 7.06% van Leur, A.J. BLOC 59 0.28%

WEST VANCOUVER- Giesz-Ramsay, Jodie Joanna BCM 147 0.68% CAPILANO Platt, Terry NDP 3,900 18.15% Total valid votes: 21,482 SULTAN, Ralph LIB 14,665 68.27% Rejected ballots: 123 West, Ben WLP 122 0.57% Registered voters: 32,668 White, Lee GP 2,648 12.33%

WEST VANCOUVER- Fenton, Lyle Douglas NDP 4,947 21.09% GARIBALDI MCINTYRE, Joan LIB 11,808 50.35% Total valid votes: 23,454 Perry, Dennis Stephen GP 6,235 26.58% Rejected ballots: 142 Reid, Barbara Ann CP 464 1.98% Registered voters: 38,322

YALE-LILLOOET Forman, Lloyd George LIB 6,949 40.30% Total valid votes: 17,242 LALI, Harry NDP 8,432 48.90% Rejected ballots: 87 McLean, Mike GP 1,566 9.08% Registered voters: 25,874 O’Donnell, Dorothy-Jean PF 112 0.66% Zabell, Arne Jensen DRBC 183 1.06%

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By-elections of the 38th Parliament

Vancouver-Burrard due to the resignation of MLA on September 12, 2008

Issue of writ: October 1, 2008 Close of nominations: October 16, 2008 General Voting Day: October 29, 2008 Return of writ: November 14, 2008 Member sworn in: November 19, 2008

TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR NUMBER OF BALLOTS CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE1

Emery, Marc BCM 384 2.78% Total valid votes: 13,811 Griffiths, Arthur LIB 5,089 36.85% Rejected ballots: 26 HERBERT, Spencer NDP 6,998 50.67% Registered voters: 59,615 McLeod, Ian CP 599 4.34% Read, Drina Alicia GP 741 5.37%

District Electoral Officer: Wayne Collinge

Vancouver-Fairview due to the resignation of MLA Gregor Robertson on July 15, 2008

Issue of writ: October 1, 2008 Close of nominations: October 16, 2008 General Voting Day: October 29, 2008 Return of writ: November 14, 2008 Member sworn in: November 19, 2008

TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR NUMBER OF BALLOTS CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

Emery, Jodie BCM 166 1.36% Total valid votes: 12,243 Hanni, Wilf CP 489 3.99% Rejected ballots: 29 MacDiarmid, Margaret LIB 4,936 40.32% Registered voters: 45,573 MCGINN, Jenn NDP 5,752 46.98% Sterk, Jane GP 900 7.35%

District Electoral Officer: Jane Denton

1 May not total 100.00% due to rounding.

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39th General Election

Dissolution of legislature: April 14, 2009 Issue of writs: April 14, 2009 Close of nominations: April 24, 2009 General Voting Day: May 12, 2009 Return of writs: June 3, 2009 Opening of new legislature: August 26, 2009

% OF TOTAL VALID POPULAR PARTY VOTES VOTE MEMBERS CANDIDATES

BC Liberal Party (LIB) 751,661 45.82% 49 85 BC NDP (NDP) 691,564 42.15% 35 85 Conservatives (CP) 34,451 2.10% 24 Green Party of BC (GP) 134,616 8.21% 85 Independent (IND) 17,253 1.05% 1 15 Other affiliations1 10,997 0.67% 52

TOTALS 1,640,542 100% 85 346

Results of the 2009 Electoral Reform Referendum, which was held in conjunction with the 39th General Election, can be found on page 84.

1 BC Marijuana Party (BCM) BC Refed (REFD) BC Reform (RP) Communist Party of BC (COMM) Libertarian (LBN) N.A.P. (NAP) People’s Front (PF) The Sex Party (SEX) Western Canada Concept (WCC) Work Less Party (WLP) YPP-of-BC (YPBC) No affiliation (blank)

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Results by electoral district for the 2009 General Election

TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

ABBOTSFORD-MISSION HAWES, Randy LIB 10,371 58.36% Total valid votes: 17,770 Perrin, Lynn NDP 5,788 32.57% Rejected ballots: 160 Walsh, Bill GP 1,611 9.07% Registered voters: 34,412

ABBOTSFORD SOUTH Bryce, Daniel Stephen GP 1,244 7.61% Total valid votes: 16,360 Dhaliwal, Gurcharan CP 1,019 6.23% Rejected ballots: 205 Felger, Tim Lee IND 334 2.04% Registered voters: 33,979 Rai, Bonnie Jasiver NDP 4,197 25.65% VAN DONGEN, John LIB 9,566 58.47%

ABBOTSFORD WEST Benipal, Dalbir CP 1,043 6.48% Total valid votes: 16,111 DE JONG, Michael G. LIB 8,992 55.81% Rejected ballots: 183 Durant, Karen Marie GP 970 6.02% Registered voters: 30,822 Purewal, Taranjit NDP 5,106 31.69%

ALBERNI-PACIFIC RIM FRASER, Scott Kenneth NDP 10,488 59.36% Total valid votes: 17,667 Hills, Dallas Kenneth Jack REFD 250 1.42% Rejected ballots: 108 Musgrave, Paul GP 1,324 7.49% Registered voters: 30,818 St. Jacques, Dianne LIB 5,605 31.73%

BOUNDARY-SIMILKAMEEN Cardoso, Joe CP 3,596 20.16% Total valid votes: 17,838 Grieve, Bob GP 1,691 9.48% Rejected ballots: 122 Jhaj, Lakhvinder NDP 5,870 32.91% Registered voters: 28,822 SLATER, John LIB 6,681 37.45%

BURNABY-DEER LAKE CORRIGAN, Kathy NDP 8,103 48.75% Total valid votes: 16,622 Friesen, G. Bruce GP 928 5.58% Rejected ballots: 156 Nuraney, John LIB 7,591 45.67% Registered voters: 34,488

BURNABY-EDMONDS Cancade, Dan LBN 493 2.96% Total valid votes: 16,647 CHOUHAN, Raj NDP 8,647 51.94% Rejected ballots: 178 McLaren, Carrie GP 1,122 6.74% Registered voters: 34,288 Rankin, Lee Alexander LIB 6,385 38.36%

BURNABY-LOUGHEED BLOY, Harry LIB 9,207 48.45% Total valid votes: 19,003 Chang, Helen H. S. GP 1,285 6.76% Rejected ballots: 131 Clark, Jaynie NDP 8,511 44.79% Registered voters: 35,705

BURNABY NORTH LEE, Richard T. LIB 9,880 48.19% Total valid votes: 20,504 Perry, Doug GP 1,292 6.30% Rejected ballots: 178 Redman, Mondee NDP 9,332 45.51% Registered voters: 38,404

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

CARIBOO-CHILCOTIN BARNETT, Donna LIB 6,259 47.85% Total valid votes: 13,080 Taylor, Elli GP 650 4.97% Rejected ballots: 66 Wyse, Charlie NDP 6,171 47.18% Registered voters: 20,890

CARIBOO NORTH Ernst, Bruce LIB 6,501 45.95% Total valid votes: 14,148 Gook, Douglas GP 643 4.54% Rejected ballots: 87 SIMPSON, Bob NDP 7,004 49.51% Registered voters: 23,631

CHILLIWACK Besler, Benjamin CP 2,672 14.65% Total valid votes: 18,241 Bolding, Fraea GP 1,523 8.35% Rejected ballots: 141 Goulden, Mason NDP 5,908 32.39% Registered voters: 36,138 LES, John LIB 8,138 44.61%

CHILLIWACK-HOPE Durnin, Guy GP 951 5.64% Total valid votes: 16,865 Mulder, Hans CP 1,198 7.10% Rejected ballots: 95 O’Donnell, Dorothy-Jean PF 93 0.55% Registered voters: 32,709 O’Mahony, Gwen NDP 5,638 33.43% PENNER, Barry LIB 8,985 53.28%

COLUMBIA RIVER- MACDONALD, Norm NDP 7,419 55.29% REVELSTOKE McKee, Mark LIB 5,093 37.95% Total valid votes: 13,419 Svensson, Sarah GP 907 6.76% Rejected ballots: 101 Registered voters: 24,071

COMOX VALLEY Berard, Paula REFD 266 0.90% Total valid votes: 29,357 Biley, Barbara PF 120 0.41% Rejected ballots: 141 Lennox, Hazel GP 2,577 8.78% Registered voters: 48,367 McNabb, Leslie NDP 12,508 42.61% MCRAE, Don LIB 13,886 47.30%

COQUITLAM-BURKE Evans, Jared GP 907 5.96% MOUNTAIN Geddes, Paul LBN 266 1.75% Total valid votes: 15,210 HORNE, Douglas LIB 8,644 56.83% Rejected ballots: 133 McRitchie, Heather NDP 5,393 35.46% Registered voters: 31,397

COQUITLAM- Marsden, Dennis John LIB 9,145 44.64% MAILLARDVILLE Reid, Stephen GP 1,040 5.08% Total valid votes: 20,484 Stead, Doug IND 481 2.35% Rejected ballots: 137 THORNE, Diane NDP 9,818 47.93% Registered voters: 37,342

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

COWICHAN VALLEY Basskin, Cathy LIB 9,258 35.71% Total valid votes: 25,927 Lindley, Simon GP 3,058 11.79% Rejected ballots: 97 Moore, Michial Rupert REFD 139 0.54% Registered voters: 41,612 Murray, Stewart Jason CP 924 3.56% ROUTLEY, Bill NDP 12,548 48.40%

DELTA NORTH GENTNER, Guy NDP 10,381 50.48% Total valid votes: 20,565 Kanakos, Jeannie Lynn LIB 8,490 41.28% Rejected ballots: 88 Laine, Matthew GP 938 4.56% Registered voters: 34,851 McPherson, Marc Cameron CP 756 3.68%

DELTA SOUTH Athaide, Dileep Joseph Anthony NDP 2,940 12.52% Total valid votes: 23,477 HUNTINGTON, Vicki IND 9,977 42.50% Rejected ballots: 69 Laird, Duane GP 555 2.36% Registered voters: 34,331 Oppal, Wally LIB 9,945 42.36% Shavluk, John William IND 60 0.26%

ESQUIMALT-ROYAL ROADS KARAGIANIS, Maurine NDP 11,514 52.92% Total valid votes: 21,757 Ratsoy, Carl Edward LIB 6,579 30.24% Rejected ballots: 122 Sterk, Jane GP 3,664 16.84% Registered voters: 37,546

FORT LANGLEY- Braun, Jordan REFD 387 1.56% ALDERGROVE Chaddock-Costello, Gail Ruth NDP 7,492 30.23% Total valid votes: 24,783 COLEMAN, Rich LIB 15,139 61.09% Rejected ballots: 140 Erbacher, Travis GP 1,765 7.12% Registered voters: 43,243

FRASER-NICOLA Brooks, Dian Joan REFD 223 1.63% Total valid votes: 13,647 Brown, Ella LIB 5,830 42.72% Rejected ballots: 82 LALI, Harry NDP 6,703 49.12% Registered voters: 21,663 Maher-Schley, Desiree GP 891 6.53%

JUAN DE FUCA HORGAN, John NDP 11,520 57.21% Total valid votes: 20,135 Powell, James Robert GP 1,749 8.69% Rejected ballots: 107 Twa, Jody LIB 6,866 34.10% Registered voters: 33,812

KAMLOOPS-NORTH Broughton, Kesten C. WLP 124 0.59% THOMPSON Brown, Doug NDP 9,320 44.50% Total valid votes: 20,943 LAKE, Terry LIB 9,830 46.94% Rejected ballots: 112 Russell, Wayne Allen REFD 251 1.20% Registered voters: 38,245 Snowe, April GP 1,418 6.77%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

KAMLOOPS-SOUTH Dobi, Maria CP 1,090 4.68% THOMPSON Friedman, Tom NDP 8,132 34.90% Total valid votes: 23,299 KRUEGER, Kevin LIB 12,548 53.86% Rejected ballots: 97 Markle, Bev GP 1,529 6.56% Registered voters: 40,645

KELOWNA-LAKE COUNTRY Clarke, Alan IND 571 2.89% Total valid votes: 19,730 Fugger, Ryan GP 1,375 6.97% Rejected ballots: 89 Graham, Mary-Ann CP 2,253 11.42% Registered voters: 41,947 LETNICK, Norm LIB 10,281 52.11% Reed, Matthew NDP 5,250 26.61%

KELOWNA-MISSION Kalmanovitch, Tisha NDP 5,566 26.07% Total valid votes: 21,347 Socrates, Silverado Brooks IND 130 0.61% Rejected ballots: 115 Thompson, Mark CP 2,531 11.86% Registered voters: 42,344 THOMSON, Steve LIB 11,506 53.90% Thorburn, Daniel Bonaventure REFD 51 0.24% Wariach, Crystal GP 1,563 7.32%

KOOTENAY EAST BENNETT, Bill LIB 8,404 51.21% Total valid votes: 16,409 Hanni, Wilf CP 1,612 9.82% Rejected ballots: 53 Sebastian, Troy NDP 5,844 35.62% Registered voters: 29,463 Tsuida, Jennifer GP 549 3.35%

KOOTENAY WEST Binnie, Brenda LIB 4,072 22.38% Total valid votes: 18,193 CONROY, Katrine NDP 12,126 66.65% Rejected ballots: 88 Crispin, Zachary Eric COMM 204 1.13% Registered voters: 30,934 Morel, Andy GP 1,791 9.84%

LANGLEY Abgrall, Ron GP 1,793 7.64% Total valid votes: 23,486 POLAK, Mary LIB 13,282 56.55% Rejected ballots: 156 Stephany, Kathleen NDP 8,411 35.81% Registered voters: 42,918

MAPLE RIDGE-MISSION Bocking, Mike NDP 8,734 45.38% Total valid votes: 19,248 DALTON, Marc H. J. LIB 8,802 45.73% Rejected ballots: 147 Gildersleeve, Mike GP 1,387 7.21% Registered voters: 35,200 Vaughan, Ian Anthony RP 325 1.68%

MAPLE RIDGE-PITT Ariken, Jay REFD 140 0.68% MEADOWS Hornsey, Robert GP 1,149 5.53% Total valid votes: 20,761 Richardson, Chum IND 202 0.97% Rejected ballots: 132 SATHER, Michael NDP 9,772 47.07% Registered voters: 36,716 Stewart, Ken LIB 9,498 45.75%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

NANAIMO Becker, Dirk GP 2,035 9.14% Total valid votes: 22,271 KROG, Leonard NDP 11,878 53.33% Rejected ballots: 159 Manhas, Jeet LIB 8,086 36.31% Registered voters: 39,273 Shaw, Linden Robert REFD 272 1.22%

NANAIMO-NORTH Fuson, Ronald James REFD 271 1.15% COWICHAN Gartshore, Ian Elliott GP 2,135 9.00% Total valid votes: 23,720 Hutchins, Rob LIB 8,426 35.52% Rejected ballots: 142 ROUTLEY, Doug NDP 12,888 54.33% Registered voters: 38,832

NECHAKO LAKES Goerz, Byron Robert NDP 3,133 35.29% Total valid votes: 8,876 Riley, Gerard Michael GP 559 6.30% Rejected ballots: 67 RUSTAD, John LIB 4,949 55.76% Registered voters: 16,318 Summers, Mike REFD 235 2.65%

NELSON-CRESTON Duncan, David CP 1,083 6.55% Total valid votes: 16,523 Kubara, Sean McGeorge GP 1,189 7.20% Rejected ballots: 98 MUNGALL, Michelle NDP 9,060 54.83% Registered voters: 27,565 Smienk, Josh LIB 5,191 31.42%

NEW WESTMINSTER BLACK, Dawn NDP 13,418 56.36% Total valid votes: 23,809 Laird, Matthew GP 2,151 9.03% Rejected ballots: 137 Millar, Carole Dorothy LIB 8,240 34.61% Registered voters: 42,765

NORTH COAST COONS, Gary NDP 5,097 57.33% Total valid votes: 8,890 Girbav, Lisa GP 683 7.69% Rejected ballots: 70 Pond, Herb LIB 3,110 34.98% Registered voters: 15,681

NORTH ISLAND Mewhort, William Walter IND 333 1.46% Total valid votes: 22,805 Stone, Philip GP 1,670 7.32% Rejected ballots: 102 TREVENA, Claire Felicity NDP 11,865 52.03% Registered voters: 40,040 Wright, Marion LIB 8,937 39.19%

NORTH VANCOUVER- Corcos, Michelle GP 1,791 8.51% LONSDALE Gamble, Ron K. RP 232 1.10% Total valid votes: 20,997 Harris, Janice NDP 7,789 37.10% Rejected ballots: 163 McLeod, Ian CP 862 4.11% Registered voters: 38,088 YAMAMOTO, Naomi LIB 10,323 49.16%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

NORTH VANCOUVER- Hee, Gary Bickling CP 931 4.10% SEYMOUR Norton, Mo NDP 6,212 27.38% Total valid votes: 22,685 Quinn, Daniel GP 2,116 9.34% Rejected ballots: 100 THORNTHWAITE, Jane Ann LIB 13,426 59.18% Registered voters: 37,071

OAK BAY-GORDON HEAD CHONG, Ida LIB 11,877 46.53% Total valid votes: 25,523 Johns, Steven GP 2,330 9.13% Rejected ballots: 161 Van der Veen, Jessica NDP 11,316 44.34% Registered voters: 38,415

PARKSVILLE-QUALICUM CANTELON, Ron LIB 13,716 51.42% Total valid votes: 26,676 Osborne, Wayne GP 2,573 9.64% Rejected ballots: 131 Ryder, Bruce REFD 251 0.94% Registered voters: 40,805 Salter, Leanne NDP 10,136 38.00%

PEACE RIVER NORTH Allen, Jackie NDP 1,293 13.98% Total valid votes: 9,252 Arntson, Suzanne REFD 58 0.62% Rejected ballots: 52 Hadland, Arthur A. IND 2,899 31.33% Registered voters: 23,253 Logan, Liz GP 1,010 10.92% PIMM, Pat LIB 3,992 43.15%

PEACE RIVER SOUTH Fraser, Grant GP 533 7.00% Total valid votes: 7,611 LEKSTROM, Blair Morgan LIB 4,801 63.08% Rejected ballots: 44 Shaw, Pat NDP 2,057 27.03% Registered voters: 17,397 Young, Donna IND 220 2.89%

PENTICTON BARISOFF, Bill LIB 10,346 43.96% Total valid votes: 23,535 Bloomfield, Julius Robert GP 3,685 15.66% Rejected ballots: 114 Delaney, Chris CP 2,095 8.90% Registered voters: 42,109 Dion, Wendy REFD 78 0.33% Phillips, Cameron NDP 7,331 31.15%

PORT COQUITLAM Bertsch, Cole GP 994 4.89% Total valid votes: 20,326 Dahlby, Lewis Clarke LBN 178 0.88% Rejected ballots: 106 FARNWORTH, Mike NDP 11,121 54.71% Registered voters: 37,009 Hiller, Bernie Christoph LIB 7,896 38.85% Williams, Brent YPBC 137 0.67%

PORT MOODY-COQUITLAM BLACK, Iain LIB 9,979 52.15% Total valid votes: 19,134 Filippelli, James YPBC 198 1.03% Rejected ballots: 102 Helps, Rebecca GP 1,261 6.59% Registered voters: 33,487 Vandekerkhove, Donna REFD 82 0.43% Watkins, Shannon NDP 7,614 39.80%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

POWELL RIVER-SUNSHINE Chilton, Jeff GP 1,436 6.30% COAST McIntyre, Allen REFD 249 1.10% Total valid votes: 22,779 Miller, Dawn LIB 7,818 34.32% Rejected ballots: 102 SIMONS, Nicholas NDP 13,276 58.28% Registered voters: 36,304

PRINCE GEORGE- BELL, Pat LIB 9,816 56.05% MACKENZIE Creamore, Kevin GP 1,245 7.11% Total valid votes: 17,513 Lawrence, Tobias NDP 6,452 36.84% Rejected ballots: 158 Registered voters: 32,913

PRINCE GEORGE- BOND, Shirley LIB 9,072 50.61% VALEMOUNT Carew, Julie NDP 6,737 37.58% Total valid votes: 17,927 DeWolf, Andrej Joseph GP 1,225 6.83% Rejected ballots: 114 Dickie, Gordon Wilfred CP 780 4.35% Registered voters: 34,727 Roberts, Don REFD 113 0.63%

RICHMOND CENTRE Brar, Kam NDP 4,949 29.04% Total valid votes: 17,044 Chen, Kang NAP 399 2.33% Rejected ballots: 166 HOWARD, Rob LIB 10,483 61.51% Registered voters: 42,007 Wolfe, Michael GP 1,213 7.12%

RICHMOND EAST Chen, Wei Ping NAP 419 2.27% Total valid votes: 18,481 Hasan, Shawkat Ali NDP 5,998 32.45% Rejected ballots: 184 Rees, Stephen GP 1,211 6.55% Registered voters: 41,331 REID, Linda LIB 10,853 58.73%

RICHMOND-STEVESTON Chilton, Barry Edward CP 1,082 4.99% Total valid votes: 21,666 Hill, Jeff GP 1,491 6.88% Rejected ballots: 167 Wallis, Sue NDP 5,925 27.35% Registered voters 42,336 YAP, John LIB 13,168 60.78%

SAANICH NORTH AND THE Bradfield, Tom GP 3,223 11.02% ISLANDS COELL, Murray Robert LIB 13,136 44.93% Total valid votes: 29,237 Holman, Gary NDP 12,878 44.05% Rejected ballots: 158 Registered voters: 43,989

SAANICH SOUTH Adair, Robin LIB 11,215 45.20% Total valid votes: 24,811 Christie, Douglas WCC 235 0.95% Rejected ballots: 164 Gordon, Brian Geoffrey GP 1,664 6.71% Registered voters: 37,612 POPHAM, Lana NDP 11,697 47.14%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

SHUSWAP ABBOTT, George Malcolm LIB 10,764 46.62% Total valid votes: 23,089 Emery, Chris Charles BCM 361 1.56% Rejected ballots: 79 Gunner, Steve NDP 7,051 30.54% Registered voters: 40,773 Ludwig, Beryl Alberta CP 2,374 10.28% Saab, Michel GP 2,539 11.00%

SKEENA AUSTIN, Robin NDP 5,865 50.77% Total valid votes: 11,553 Brousseau, Mike CP 893 7.73% Rejected ballots: 64 Norman, Anita GP 467 4.04% Registered voters: 21,066 van Dyk, Donny LIB 4,328 37.46%

STIKINE Benham, Roger GP 375 4.43% Total valid votes: 8,478 DONALDSON, Doug NDP 4,274 50.41% Rejected ballots: 94 Groves, Scott LIB 3,829 45.16% Registered voters: 13,131

SURREY-CLOVERDALE FALCON, Kevin LIB 13,815 62.70% Total valid votes: 22,033 Payment, Deborah NDP 6,567 29.81% Rejected ballots: 125 Purton, Kevin GP 1,651 7.49% Registered voters: 40,268

SURREY-FLEETWOOD BRAR, Jagrup NDP 8,852 50.15% Total valid votes: 17,650 Geall, Christin GP 1,120 6.35% Rejected ballots: 178 Sandhu, Chamkaur (Cory) CP 818 4.63% Registered voters: 33,039 Singh, Jagmohan LIB 6,860 38.87%

SURREY-GREEN TIMBERS HAMMELL, Sue NDP 10,966 72.73% Total valid votes: 15,078 Kashagama, Dan GP 488 3.23% Rejected ballots: 157 Mangat, Rani LIB 3,624 24.04% Registered voters: 29,799

SURREY-NEWTON BAINS, Harry NDP 10,709 68.92% Total valid votes: 15,537 Caleb, Ajay LIB 4,011 25.82% Rejected ballots: 119 Gidora, George COMM 58 0.37% Registered voters: 30,628 Loke, Trevor GP 759 4.89%

SURREY-PANORAMA CADIEUX, Stephanie LIB 11,820 54.26% Total valid votes: 21,785 Lawrance, Debbie NDP 8,675 39.82% Rejected ballots: 154 Weisenberger, Murray GP 1,290 5.92% Registered voters: 38,685

SURREY-TYNEHEAD HAYER, Dave LIB 8,814 52.50% Total valid votes: 16,788 Singh, Gerald GP 717 4.27% Rejected ballots: 131 Zanon, Pat NDP 7,257 43.23% Registered voters: 34,037

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

SURREY-WHALLEY Benalia, Radhia LIB 4,083 25.97% Total valid votes: 15,725 Keenan, Bernadette GP 1,189 7.56% Rejected ballots: 176 RALSTON, Bruce NDP 10,453 66.47% Registered voters: 33,557

SURREY-WHITE ROCK Allen, Drina NDP 6,668 27.36% Total valid votes: 24,371 Hawkins, David Charles RP 464 1.90% Rejected ballots: 116 HOGG, Gordon LIB 15,121 62.05% Registered voters: 39,598 Pitcairn, Don GP 2,118 8.69%

VANCOUVER-FAIRVIEW Barens, Norris Matthew RP 85 0.36% Total valid votes: 23,434 Clark, Graham IND 165 0.70% Rejected ballots: 152 Frei, Alexander REFD 37 0.16% Registered voters: 41,748 MACDIARMID, Margaret LIB 11,034 47.09% McGinn, Jenn NDP 9,881 42.17% Violini, Vanessa GP 2,232 9.52%

VANCOUVER- Grecz, Otto REFD 27 0.16% Total valid votes: 16,354 Halliday, Michael R. IND 73 0.45% Rejected ballots: 118 Hutchinson, David Robert CP 385 2.35% Registered voters: 34,211 Kettlewell, Damian GP 2,144 13.11% MCNEIL, Mary LIB 9,223 56.40% Parente, Jordan NDP 4,502 27.53%

VANCOUVER-FRASERVIEW Emery, Jodie Joanna GP 904 4.67% Total valid votes: 19,372 HEED, Kash P. LIB 9,549 49.29% Rejected ballots: 175 Stevano, Andrew REFD 118 0.61% Registered voters: 38,262 Yiu, Gabriel NDP 8,801 45.43%

VANCOUVER-HASTINGS Conroy, Ryan Daniel GP 2,012 10.28% Total valid votes: 19,565 Lane, Haida LIB 6,323 32.32% Rejected ballots: 163 Pajonk, Dietrich SEX 99 0.51% Registered voters: 39,006 Petersen, Donna PF 76 0.39% SIMPSON, Shane NDP 10,857 55.49% Telford, Chris WLP 198 1.01%

VANCOUVER-KENSINGTON ELMORE, Mable NDP 9,930 52.55% Total valid votes: 18,896 Lee, Syrus LIB 7,678 40.63% Rejected ballots: 210 Warkentin, Doug GP 1,288 6.82% Registered voters: 36,755

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

VANCOUVER-KINGSWAY Boylan, Charles PF 112 0.67% Total valid votes: 16,729 DIX, Adrian NDP 9,229 55.17% Rejected ballots: 215 Kadioglu, Matt LBN 171 1.02% Registered voters: 36,057 Warkentin, Rev GP 699 4.18% Yuen, Bill LIB 6,518 38.96%

VANCOUVER-LANGARA Luke, Helesia NDP 6,340 35.16% Total valid votes: 18,030 STILWELL, Moira LIB 10,615 58.87% Rejected ballots: 167 Toriel, J-M GP 1,075 5.97% Registered voters: 38,142

VANCOUVER-MOUNT Boychuk, John T. GP 2,507 14.28% PLEASANT KWAN, Jenny Wai Ching NDP 11,232 63.95% Total valid votes: 17,564 Marcus, Peter COMM 171 0.97% Rejected ballots: 218 Wiebe, Sherry Darlene LIB 3,654 20.80% Registered voters: 38,267

VANCOUVER-POINT GREY CAMPBELL, Gordon LIB 11,546 50.38% Total valid votes: 22,920 Ince, John SEX 130 0.56% Rejected ballots: 134 Kronstein, Stephen GP 2,012 8.78% Registered voters: 41,181 Lehan, Mel NDP 9,232 40.28%

VANCOUVER-QUILCHENA HANSEN, Colin LIB 15,731 70.22% Total valid votes: 22,401 Shaw, Laura-Leah GP 2,024 9.04% Rejected ballots: 127 Young, James NDP 4,646 20.74% Registered voters: 39,067

VANCOUVER-WEST END Caissy, Menard D. 36 0.20% Total valid votes: 17,565 Clarke, John LBN 196 1.12% Rejected ballots: 96 HERBERT, Spencer NDP 9,926 56.51% Registered voters: 35,370 Lake, Scarlett SEX 90 0.51% McDiarmid, Laura LIB 5,735 32.65% Read, Drina GP 1,582 9.01%

VERNON-MONASHEE Allen, Huguette Marie GP 4,029 16.66% Total valid votes: 24,187 Busch, RJ REFD 76 0.31% Rejected ballots: 213 Campbell, Gordon 1,397 5.78% Registered voters: 45,410 FOSTER, Eric Bailey LIB 9,015 37.27% Olsen, Mark Steven NDP 7,698 31.83% Skoreyko, Dean CP 1,972 8.15%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

VICTORIA-BEACON HILL Andersen, Saul IND 319 1.32% Total valid votes: 24,200 Henault, Dallas LIB 6,375 26.34% Rejected ballots: 167 JAMES, Carole NDP 13,400 55.37% Registered voters: 42,615 Saab, Adam GP 4,106 16.97%

VICTORIA-SWAN LAKE FLEMING, Rob NDP 13,119 60.53% Total valid votes: 21,675 McClinton, Jesse LIB 5,754 26.54% Rejected ballots: 153 Savage, Robert (Bob) REFD 174 0.81% Registered voters: 38,359 Wright, David GP 2,628 12.12%

WEST VANCOUVER- Audain, Tunya LBN 182 0.80% CAPILANO Marley, David Owen IND 1,489 6.57% Total valid votes: 22,663 Petrossian, Eddie CP 710 3.13% Rejected ballots: 109 Platt, Terry NDP 3,291 14.52% Registered voters: 39,288 SULTAN, Ralph LIB 15,292 67.48% Windsor, Ryan GP 1,699 7.50%

WEST VANCOUVER-SEA TO Buitenhuis, Juliana NDP 4,214 22.90% SKY MCINTYRE, Joan LIB 10,101 54.91% Total valid votes: 18,397 Stephenson, Jim GP 4,082 22.19% Rejected ballots: 130 Registered voters: 34,911

WESTSIDE-KELOWNA Lakes, Tish NDP 5,656 29.19% Total valid votes: 19,379 McKim, Robin Andrew GP 1,617 8.34% Rejected ballots: 107 Neville, Peter CP 1,772 9.14% Registered voters: 41,155 STEWART, Ben LIB 10,334 53.33%

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By-elections of the 39th Parliament

Vancouver-Point Grey due to the resignation of MLA on March 15, 2011

Issue of writ: April 13, 2011 Close of nominations: April 23, 2011 General Voting Day: May 11, 2011 Return of writ: May 25, 2011 Member sworn in: May 30, 2011

TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR NUMBER OF BALLOTS CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

Alie, Danielle FP 379 2.38% CLARK, Christy LIB 7,757 48.73% Total valid votes: 15,918 Eby, David NDP 7,193 45.19% Rejected ballots: 33 Gibbens, William IND 28 0.18% Registered voters: 40,959 Petrossian, Eddie IND 16 0.10% Raunet, Françoise GP 545 3.42%

District Electoral Officer: Jan Pierce

Port Moody-Coquitlam due to the resignation of MLA on October 3, 2011

Issue of writ: March 22, 2012 Close of nominations: April 2, 2012 General Voting Day: April 19, 2012 Return of writ: May 7, 2012 Member sworn in: May 9, 2012

TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR NUMBER OF BALLOTS CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

Total valid votes: 11,497 Clarke, Christine N. CP 1,766 15.36% Rejected ballots: 45 Marsden, Dennis LIB 3,484 30.30% Registered voters: 35,991 TRASOLINI, Joe NDP 6,247 54.34%

District Electoral Officer: Julie Brassington

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Chilliwack-Hope due to the resignation of MLA on January 9, 2012

Issue of writ: March 22, 2012 Close of nominations: April 2, 2012 General Voting Day: April 19, 2012 Return of writ: May 7, 2012 Member sworn in: May 9, 2012

TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR NUMBER OF BALLOTS CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

Dahlby, Lewis Clarke LBN 145 1.01% Total valid votes: 14,375 Martin, John CP 3,615 25.15% Rejected ballots: 26 O’MAHONY, Gwen NDP 6,022 41.89% Registered voters: 35,020 Throness, Laurie LIB 4,593 31.95%

District Electoral Officer: Bev Kennedy

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40th General Election

Dissolution of legislature: April 16, 2013 Issue of writs: April 16, 2013 Close of nominations: April 26, 2013 General Voting Day: May 14, 2013 Return of writs: June 5, 2013 Opening of new legislature: June 26, 2013

% OF TOTAL VALID POPULAR PARTY VOTES VOTE MEMBERS CANDIDATES

BC Conservative Party (CP) 85,637 4.75% 56 BC Liberal Party (LIB) 795,274 44.13% 49 85 BC NDP (NDP) 715,855 39.72% 34 85 Green Party of BC (GP) 146,685 8.15% 1 61 Independent (IND) 42,559 2.36% 1 35 Other affiliations1 16,139 0.89% 54

TOTALS 1,802,149 100% 85 376

1 Advocational Party (AID) BC Excalibur Party (BCEX) BC First (FP) BC Marijuana Party (BCM) BC Social Credit Party (SC) B.C. Vision (BCV) British Columbia Party (BCP) Christian Heritage Party of B.C. (CHP) Communist Party of BC (COMM) Helping Hand Party (HH) Libertarian (LBN) The Platinum Party (PLAT) Unparty: The Consensus-Building Party (UCBC) Work Less Party (WLP) YPP (YPBC) No affiliation (blank)

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

ABBOTSFORD-MISSION Bales, Wendy IND 415 2.02% Total valid votes: 20,557 Bojczuk, Roman IND 204 0.99% Rejected ballots: 117 Flavelle, Aird GP 1,865 9.07% Registered voters: 36,510 GIBSON, Simon LIB 10,417 50.67% Halliday, Marcus BCEX 119 0.58% Rai, Preet NDP 5,591 27.20% Stahl, Don CP 1,946 9.47%

ABBOTSFORD SOUTH Finlay, Steve BCM 417 2.08% Total valid votes: 20,032 Jhaj, Lakhvinder NDP 4,210 21.02% Rejected ballots: 202 PLECAS, Darryl LIB 9,563 47.74% Registered voters: 36,280 Smith, Patricia BCEX 256 1.28% van Dongen, John IND 5,586 27.88%

ABBOTSFORD WEST DE JONG, Michael LIB 9,473 50.65% Total valid votes: 18,702 Dhami, Sukhi NDP 5,430 29.03% Rejected ballots: 245 Gill, Moe IND 1,082 5.79% Registered voters: 31,910 Osbourne, Kerry-Lynn BCEX 49 0.26% O’Shea, Stephen Carl GP 877 4.69% Redekopp, Paul Brian CP 1,791 9.58%

ALBERNI-PACIFIC RIM DeLuca, Darren Frank LIB 6,341 34.52% Total valid votes: 18,366 FRASER, Scott Kenneth NDP 10,569 57.55% Rejected ballots: 200 Sangster-Kelly, Enid Mary CP 1,456 7.93% Registered voters: 31,892

BOUNDARY-SIMILKAMEEN Hancheroff, Sam NDP 7, 11 3 38.99% Total valid votes: 18,244 Kwasnica, John GP 1,602 8.78% Rejected ballots: 113 LARSON, Linda Margaret LIB 8,499 46.59% Registered voters: 29,682 Pederson, Doug IND 375 2.05% Popoff, Mischa 655 3.59%

BURNABY-DEER LAKE CORRIGAN, Kathy NDP 8,189 48.48% Total valid votes: 16,892 Gu, Shian LIB 7,286 43.13% Rejected ballots: 168 McGowan, Richard (Rick) GP 1,417 8.39% Registered voters: 35,520

BURNABY-EDMONDS CHOUHAN, Raj NDP 9,253 51.43% Total valid votes: 17,991 D’Amico, Nicholas Edward BCEX 215 1.20% Rejected ballots: 203 Kuah, Jeff LIB 6,950 38.63% Registered voters: 37,132 Tessari, Wyatt GP 1,573 8.74%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

BURNABY-LOUGHEED Burns, Darwin Augustus Ivan GP 1,665 8.23% Total valid votes: 20,225 Clarke, Christine N. 1,399 6.92% Rejected ballots: 227 Kramer, Ken LIB 8,209 40.59% Registered voters: 36,366 SHIN, Jane NDP 8,952 44.26%

BURNABY NORTH LEE, Richard T. LIB 10,543 46.82% Total valid votes: 22,518 Marklund, Wayne Michael 523 2.32% Rejected ballots: 170 McLaren, Carrie GP 1,577 7.00% Registered voters: 41,227 Routledge, Janet NDP 9,875 43.86%

CARIBOO-CHILCOTIN BARNETT, Donna LIB 7,679 56.18% Total valid votes: 13,669 Price, Dustin Victor GP 747 5.46% Rejected ballots: 68 Wyse, Charlie NDP 4,740 34.68% Registered voters: 21,585 Young, Gary IND 503 3.68%

CARIBOO NORTH Barnett, Duncan NDP 3,036 21.43% Total valid votes: 14,167 OAKES, Coralee LIB 5,867 41.41% Rejected ballots: 81 Simpson, Bob IND 5,264 37.16% Registered voters: 23,838

CHILLIWACK Eros, Chad Elton CP 2,515 11.98% Total valid votes: 21,002 Halliday, Michael Raymond BCEX 181 0.86% Rejected ballots: 101 MacAhonic, Patti NDP 6,551 31.19% Registered voters: 37,784 MARTIN, John LIB 9,989 47.56% Reimer, Kim GP 1,766 8.41%

CHILLIWACK-HOPE Henshall, Michael CP 2,202 10.77% Total valid votes: 20,452 McKinnon, Ryan Ashley IND 833 4.07% Rejected ballots: 117 O’Mahony, Gwen NDP 7,364 36.01% Registered voters: 35,848 THRONESS, Laurie LIB 10,053 49.15%

COLUMBIA RIVER- Clovechok, Doug LIB 4,847 36.19% REVELSTOKE MACDONALD, Norm NDP 6,463 48.26% Total valid votes: 13,393 Olsen, Earl CP 1,162 8.68% Rejected ballots: 45 Ralston, Laurel GP 921 6.87% Registered voters: 25,072

COMOX VALLEY Aikman, Chris GP 3,718 11.55% Total valid votes: 32,186 Dycke, Kassandra NDP 12,480 38.77% Rejected ballots: 99 Hoffmann, Diane CP 1,740 5.41% Registered voters: 50,456 MCRAE, Don LIB 14,248 44.27%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

COQUITLAM-BURKE Geddes, Paul LBN 277 1.42% MOUNTAIN HORNE, Douglas LIB 9,766 49.90% Total valid votes: 19,573 Kennedy, Shane CP 1,071 5.47% Rejected ballots: 152 Peters, Ron GP 1,144 5.84% Registered voters: 37,056 Wilson, Chris NDP 7,315 37.37%

COQUITLAM- Kim, Steve LIB 9,889 45.55% MAILLARDVILLE ROBINSON, Selina Mae NDP 9,930 45.74% Total valid votes: 21,710 Stanbrough, Edward Andreas GP 1,891 8.71% Rejected ballots: 186 Registered voters: 38,623

COWICHAN VALLEY Campbell, Heather Alanna IND 326 1.22% Total valid votes: 26,646 Davis, Kerry GP 5,102 19.15% Rejected ballots: 86 Housser, Steve LIB 9,299 34.90% Registered voters: 43,183 ROUTLEY, Bill NDP 10,696 40.14% Wallener, Damir CP 1,223 4.59%

DELTA NORTH Bishop, Sylvia NDP 9,410 43.59% Total valid votes: 21,586 Gidora, George COMM 58 0.27% Rejected ballots: 92 HAMILTON, Scott LIB 9,613 44.53% Registered voters: 36,169 Marshall, Bill GP 1,312 6.08% Parmar, Tinku CP 983 4.55% Shavluk, John Shrek IND 210 0.98%

DELTA SOUTH HUNTINGTON, Vicki IND 11,376 47.80% Total valid votes: 23,797 McDonald, Bruce LIB 8,721 36.65% Rejected ballots: 97 Slater, Nic NDP 3,700 15.55% Registered voters: 34,989

ESQUIMALT-ROYAL ROADS KARAGIANIS, Maurine NDP 10,963 48.20% Total valid votes: 22,745 Low, Susan Christina GP 4,928 21.67% Rejected ballots: 113 Ricketts, Chris LIB 6,511 28.63% Registered voters: 39,253 Steffler, Joshua IND 343 1.50%

FORT LANGLEY- COLEMAN, Rich LIB 15,989 55.10% ALDERGROVE David, Lisa GP 2,229 7.68% Total valid votes: 29,016 Dyson, Shane NDP 7,511 25.89% Rejected ballots: 136 Manuel, Rick CP 2,615 9.01% Registered voters: 48,163 Mitchell, Kevin IND 672 2.32%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

FRASER-NICOLA Beauclair, Michael CP 895 6.58% Total valid votes: 13,599 Kidder, John GP 1,314 9.66% Rejected ballots: 51 Lali, Harry NDP 5,388 39.62% Registered voters: 22,187 TEGART, Jackie LIB 6,002 44.14%

JUAN DE FUCA HORGAN, John NDP 12,338 53.32% Total valid votes: 23,140 Reay, Kerrie LIB 7,120 30.77% Rejected ballots: 91 Serra, Carlos GP 3,682 15.91% Registered voters: 40,002

KAMLOOPS-NORTH Ford, John 436 1.86% THOMPSON Kendall, Kathy NDP 9,139 39.05% Total valid votes: 23,402 Klop, Ed CP 1,644 7.03% Rejected ballots: 141 LAKE, Terry LIB 12,183 52.06% Registered voters: 40,610

KAMLOOPS-SOUTH Alexander, Brian Arthur IND 425 1.62% THOMPSON Friedman, Tom NDP 9,204 35.15% Total valid votes: 26,188 Sharp, Peter CP 1,603 6.12% Rejected ballots: 157 STONE, Todd Graham LIB 14,956 57.11% Registered voters: 42,372

KELOWNA-LAKE COUNTRY Adams, Gary GP 1,591 7.43% Total valid votes: 21,397 James, Graeme CP 2,351 10.99% Rejected ballots: 88 LETNICK, Norm LIB 12,149 56.78% Registered voters: 45,028 Nuyens, Mike NDP 5,306 24.80%

KELOWNA-MISSION Lakes, Tish NDP 6,221 25.84% Total valid votes: 24,072 McLoughlin, Mike CP 3,051 12.67% Rejected ballots: 161 THOMSON, Steve LIB 13,687 56.87% Registered voters: 45,230 Van Ryswyk, Dayleen 1,113 4.62%

KOOTENAY EAST BENNETT, Bill LIB 10,252 62.99% Total valid votes: 16,275 Blissett, Norma NDP 6,023 37.01% Rejected ballots: 138 Registered voters: 30,733

KOOTENAY WEST Byle, Glen Curtis IND 431 2.39% Total valid votes: 18,012 CONROY, Katrine NDP 11,349 63.01% Rejected ballots: 86 Hughes, Joseph Peter IND 2,391 13.27% Registered voters: 31,793 Postnikoff, Jim LIB 3,841 21.33%

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LANGLEY Cummins, John CP 3,242 11.88% Total valid votes: 27,292 Martin, Wally GP 2,608 9.55% Rejected ballots: 122 Mercier, Andrew NDP 7,403 27.13% Registered voters: 46,414 POLAK, Mary LIB 14,039 51.44%

MAPLE RIDGE-MISSION Bocking, Mike NDP 8,820 39.81% Total valid votes: 22,155 DALTON, Marc H. J. LIB 10,327 46.61% Rejected ballots: 152 Pope, Alex GP 1,818 8.21% Registered voters: 38,518 Thompson, Chad CP 1,190 5.37%

MAPLE RIDGE-PITT BING, Doug LIB 10,824 45.49% MEADOWS Patterson, Michael Lawrence GP 2,178 9.15% Total valid votes: 23,795 Pratas, Manuel Mike 589 2.48% Rejected ballots: 184 Rosenau, Elizabeth Joan NDP 10,204 42.88% Registered voters: 40,050

NANAIMO Anderson, Walter Douglas LIB 8,568 36.62% Total valid votes: 23,395 Brunie, Brunie IND 253 1.09% Rejected ballots: 103 Crigger, Bryce Nelson CP 1,221 5.22% Registered voters: 40,545 Gartshore, Ian Elliott GP 2,532 10.82% KROG, Leonard Eugene NDP 10,821 46.25%

NANAIMO-NORTH Jacobson, Amanda Lee LIB 7,685 30.77% COWICHAN McDonough, Mayo GP 3,430 13.73% Total valid votes: 24,978 McNab, Murray IND 647 2.59% Rejected ballots: 98 Paddon, P. Anna IND 71 0.28% Registered voters: 41,036 ROUTLEY, Doug NDP 11,542 46.21% Sherry, John James Donald CP 1,603 6.42%

NECHAKO LAKES Bird, Beverly AID 74 0.75% Total valid votes: 9,898 Brooks, Dan CP 1,253 12.66% Rejected ballots: 42 Hamm, Colin GP 510 5.15% Registered voters: 17,002 RUSTAD, John LIB 5,324 53.79% Skidmore-Hewlett, Sussanne NDP 2,737 27.65%

NELSON-CRESTON Derkx, Sjeng GP 3,387 20.95% Total valid votes: 16,164 Garbula, Greg LIB 4,577 28.32% Rejected ballots: 122 MUNGALL, Michelle NDP 8,200 50.73% Registered voters: 28,262

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

NEW WESTMINSTER Bremner, Hector LIB 8,997 33.37% Total valid votes: 26,965 Crosty, James IND 1,038 3.85% Rejected ballots: 132 Dahlby, Lewis Clarke LBN 190 0.70% Registered voters: 46,875 DARCY, Judy NDP 13,170 48.84% Forseth, Paul CP 1,318 4.89% Teather, Terry Douglas GP 2,252 8.35%

NORTH COAST Arendt, Hondo GP 831 10.21% Total valid votes: 8,140 Fraser, Judy LIB 2,692 33.07% Rejected ballots: 51 RICE, Jennifer NDP 4,617 56.72% Registered voters: 15,500

NORTH ISLAND Bray, Bob CP 1,675 7.14% Total valid votes: 23,443 Facey, Nick LIB 9,883 42.16% Rejected ballots: 170 TREVENA, Claire Felicity NDP 11,885 50.70% Registered voters: 41,222

NORTH VANCOUVER- Cariou, Kimball COMM 71 0.29% LONSDALE Conroy, Ryan GP 2,257 9.28% Total valid votes: 24,326 Hodgson, Carra-Lynn BCP 77 0.32% Rejected ballots: 145 Keating, Craig NDP 9,872 40.58% Registered voters: 40,528 Molyneaux, Allan John CP 833 3.42% Watt, Laurence LBN 156 0.64% YAMAMOTO, Naomi LIB 11,060 45.47%

NORTH VANCOUVER- Hanson, Jim NDP 8,524 32.92% SEYMOUR Smith, Daniel Scott GP 1,897 7.33% Total valid votes: 25,894 THORTHWAITE, Jane LIB 13,186 50.92% Rejected ballots: 89 Webbe, Jaime Alexandra IND 1,081 4.17% Registered voters: 38,786 Wilson, Brian R. CP 1,206 4.66%

OAK BAY-GORDON HEAD Chong, Ida LIB 7,767 29.29% Total valid votes: 26,517 Kazakoff, Greg CP 492 1.86% Rejected ballots: 102 Van der Veen, Jessica NDP 7,536 28.42% Registered voters: 38,267 WEAVER, Andrew GP 10,722 40.43%

PARKSVILLE-QUALICUM Avis, Barry NDP 10,732 37.06% Total valid votes: 28,960 Coupland, David Bernard CP 3,710 12.81% Rejected ballots: 186 STILWELL, Michelle LIB 14,518 50.13% Registered voters: 42,898

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

PEACE RIVER NORTH Fox-McGuire, Judy Ann NDP 1,319 9.84% Total valid votes: 13,411 Hadland, Arthur Austin IND 3,287 24.51% Rejected ballots: 44 PIMM, Pat LIB 7,905 58.94% Registered voters: 26,142 Sigurdson, Wyeth CP 900 6.71%

PEACE RIVER SOUTH BERNIER, Mike LIB 4,373 46.73% Total valid votes: 9,358 Peats, Kurt Zane CP 2,546 27.21% Rejected ballots: 37 Pohl, Tyrel Andrew IND 451 4.82% Registered voters: 18,831 Wren, Darwin NDP 1,988 21.24%

PENTICTON ASHTON, Dan LIB 11,536 45.85% Total valid votes: 25,163 Cannings, Richard James NDP 10,154 40.35% Rejected ballots: 173 Maxwell, Doug FP 1,185 4.71% Registered voters: 43,483 Upshaw, Sean CP 2,288 9.09%

PORT COQUITLAM Dahiya, Jogender (JD) LBN 358 1.61% Total valid votes: 22,205 FARNWORTH, Mike NDP 11,755 52.94% Rejected ballots: 160 Hague, Ryan CP 1,525 6.87% Registered voters: 39,059 Lu, Barbara LIB 8,120 36.57% Williams, Brent YPBC 447 2.01%

PORT MOODY-COQUITLAM Helps, Billie GP 1,708 8.19% Total valid votes: 20,858 Monds, Jeff LBN 237 1.14% Rejected ballots: 133 REIMER, Linda LIB 9,675 46.38% Registered voters: 35,731 Trasolini, Joe NDP 9,238 44.29%

POWELL RIVER-SUNSHINE Muncaster, Patrick LIB 7,792 32.78% COAST SIMONS, Nicholas NDP 13,120 55.20% Total valid votes: 23,768 Till, Richard Carl GP 2,856 12.02% Rejected ballots: 92 Registered voters: 37,727

PRINCE GEORGE- Deepak, Bobby NDP 6,488 34.27% MACKENZIE McDowell, Karen GP 1,077 5.69% Total valid votes: 18,934 MORRIS, Mike LIB 10,524 55.58% Rejected ballots: 165 Rysz, Terry CP 845 4.46% Registered voters: 33,587

PRINCE GEORGE- BOND, Shirley LIB 11,291 56.95% VALEMOUNT Giede, Nathan CP 1,105 5.57% Total valid votes: 19,826 Ogasawara, Sherry NDP 7, 11 6 35.89% Rejected ballots: 214 Roberts, Donald A. CHP 314 1.59% Registered voters: 35,433

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

RICHMOND CENTRE Chen, Lawrence CP 961 5.06% Total valid votes: 18,990 Donovan, Chanel UCBP 82 0.43% Rejected ballots: 180 Huang, Frank Yunrong NDP 4,436 23.36% Registered voters: 43,915 Law, Gary IND 1,617 8.51% Lee, Richard IND 754 3.97% WAT, Teresa LIB 9,462 49.83% Wolfe, Michael GP 1,678 8.84%

RICHMOND EAST Chan, Ping BCEX 175 0.82% Total valid votes: 21,199 Chen, Lloyd IND 247 1.17% Rejected ballots: 233 Lim, Nathaniel CP 1,827 8.62% Registered voters: 45,048 Perry, Doug GP 1,178 5.56% REID, Linda LIB 11,592 54.68% Sihota, Gian NDP 6,047 28.52% Wei, Cliff IND 133 0.63%

RICHMOND-STEVESTON Day, Carol CP 2,625 11.20% Total valid votes: 23,431 Dickey, Jerome James GP 1,899 8.10% Rejected ballots: 155 Donovan, Mike UCBP 162 0.69% Registered voters: 42,581 Stewart, Scott NDP 6,608 28.20% YAP, John LIB 12,137 51.81%

SAANICH NORTH AND THE HOLMAN, Gary NDP 10,515 33.27% ISLANDS McEachern, Scott IND 599 1.90% Total valid votes: 31,602 Olsen, Adam GP 10,136 32.07% Rejected ballots: 94 Roberts, Stephen P. LIB 10,352 32.76% Registered voters: 45,800

SAANICH SOUTH Galbraith, Joshua CP 873 3.33% Total valid votes: 26,228 Kappel, Peter IND 142 0.54% Rejected ballots: 88 Mustafovic, Branko GP 4,011 15.29% Registered voters: 39,213 POPHAM, Lana NDP 11,946 45.55% Sharma, Rishi LIB 9,256 35.29%

SHUSWAP Birch, Tom CP 3,232 12.92% Total valid votes: 25,023 George, Chris GP 2,338 9.34% Rejected ballots: 74 Gunner, Steve NDP 7,398 29.57% Registered voters: 41,547 KYLLO, Greg LIB 11,992 47.92% Zalcik, Johanna AID 63 0.25%

SKEENA AUSTIN, Robin NDP 5,609 47.71% Total valid votes: 11,756 Brousseau, Mike CP 797 6.78% Rejected ballots: 65 Hendry, Trevor BCP 263 2.24% Registered voters: 21,164 Leclerc, Carol Joan LIB 5,087 43.27%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

STIKINE Benham, Roger GP 303 3.50% Total valid votes: 8,662 Dieleman, Jonathan CP 533 6.15% Rejected ballots: 35 DONALDSON, Doug NDP 4,081 47.11% Registered voters: 13,845 Hartwell, Sharon LIB 3,172 36.63% O’Leary, Jesse IND 59 0.68% Taylor, Rod CHP 514 5.93%

SURREY-CLOVERDALE Begley, Matt William 949 3.13% Total valid votes: 30,322 CADIEUX, Stephanie LIB 18,051 59.53% Rejected ballots: 202 Kooner, Harry NDP 8,777 28.95% Registered voters: 52,817 Wu, Howard CP 2,545 8.39%

SURREY-FLEETWOOD Binnema, Tim GP 1,147 5.81% Total valid votes: 19,755 Brar, Jagrup NDP 8,774 44.41% Rejected ballots: 134 FASSBENDER, Peter LIB 8,974 45.43% Registered voters: 35,692 Krishnan, Murali CP 801 4.05% Kumar, Arvin (AK) BCV 59 0.30%

SURREY-GREEN TIMBERS HAMMELL, Sue NDP 9,386 58.06% Total valid votes: 16,167 Heir, Harjit Singh BCV 101 0.62% Rejected ballots: 194 Hosein, Richard GP 655 4.05% Registered voters: 31,271 Maharaj, Lisa CP 444 2.75% Tung, Amrik LIB 5,581 34.52%

SURREY-NEWTON BAINS, Harry NDP 9,788 56.42% Total valid votes: 17,348 Saldanha, Alan HH 282 1.62% Rejected ballots: 191 Singh, Satinder CP 674 3.89% Registered voters: 33,367 Virk, Sukhminder S. LIB 6,604 38.07%

SURREY-PANORAMA HUNT, Marvin LIB 14,139 54.29% Total valid votes: 26,043 Mahil, Amrik NDP 9,308 35.74% Rejected ballots: 171 Rakhra, Kevin CP 1,037 3.98% Registered voters: 45,415 Sharma, Sara GP 1,478 5.68% Zaidi, Ali 81 0.31%

SURREY-TYNEHEAD Bains, Avtar NDP 7,539 39.58% Total valid votes: 19,049 Gill, Sukhi BCV 298 1.56% Rejected ballots: 176 Sikora, Barry J. CP 2,040 10.71% Registered voters: 36,881 VIRK, Amrik LIB 9,172 48.15%

SURREY-WHALLEY Bhandari, Jag (JB) BCV 420 2.48% Total valid votes: 16,939 Chohan, Sunny CP 1,110 6.55% Rejected ballots: 248 Kaur, Kuljeet LIB 5,004 29.54% Registered voters: 37,138 RALSTON, Bruce NDP 10,405 61.43%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

SURREY-WHITE ROCK HOGG, Gordon LIB 15,092 58.09% Total valid votes: 25,982 Keeping, Susan NDP 7,180 27.63% Rejected ballots: 74 Laurence, Jim BCP 105 0.40% Registered voters: 40,254 Pagtakhan, Elizabeth Morales CP 1,301 5.01% Pitcairn, Don GP 2,304 8.87%

VANCOUVER-FAIRVIEW HEYMAN, George NDP 12,649 47.32% Total valid votes: 26,732 MacDiarmid, Margaret LIB 11,298 42.26% Rejected ballots: 220 Pedley, Matthew GP 2,785 10.42% Registered voters: 45,698

VANCOUVER-FALSE CREEK Filippelli, James YPBC 81 0.37% Total valid votes: 21,507 SULLIVAN, Sam LIB 11,228 52.21% Rejected ballots: 118 Toner, Matt NDP 7,981 37.11% Registered voters: 43,157 Tootill, Ian James 199 0.93% Tseghay, Daniel GP 1,928 8.96% Vetro, Sal FP 90 0.42%

VANCOUVER-FRASERVIEW ANTON, Suzanne LIB 10,118 46.74% Total valid votes: 21,649 Mackinnon, Stuart GP 1,230 5.68% Rejected ballots: 251 Pandey, Rajiv CP 653 3.02% Registered voters: 39,849 Yiu, Gabriel NDP 9,648 44.56%

VANCOUVER-HASTINGS Siddiqui, Fatima LIB 5,936 27.64% Total valid votes: 21,478 SIMPSON, Shane NDP 12,782 59.51% Rejected ballots: 206 Wauters, Brennan GP 2,386 11.11% Registered voters: 40,751 Woolsey, Carrol B. SC 374 1.74%

VANCOUVER-KENSINGTON ELMORE, Mable NDP 10,687 51.37% Total valid votes: 20,802 Fjell, Chris GP 1,578 7.59% Rejected ballots: 254 Gupta, Raj CP 572 2.75% Registered voters: 38,755 Kalaw, Gabby LIB 7,965 38.29%

VANCOUVER-KINGSWAY Dhillon, Gurjit LIB 6,600 35.99% Total valid votes: 18,336 DIX, Adrian NDP 10,409 56.77% Rejected ballots: 244 Esau, Gregory Dale GP 1,327 7.24% Registered voters: 37,946

VANCOUVER-LANGARA Bains, Gurjinder CP 674 3.47% Total valid votes: 19,455 Chow, George NDP 7,447 38.28% Rejected ballots: 172 Sozo, Espavo PLAT 45 0.23% Registered voters: 38,853 STILWELL, Moira LIB 10,234 52.60% Zhang, Regan-Heng GP 1,055 5.42%

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

VANCOUVER-MOUNT Austin, William BCM 349 1.66% PLEASANT Gustafson, Jeremy IND 260 1.24% Total valid votes: 21,031 Hans, Barinder GP 2,506 11.92% Rejected ballots: 207 KWAN, Jenny Wai Ching NDP 13,845 65.83% Registered voters: 42,672 Marcus, Peter COMM 129 0.61% Sherst, Celyna Sia LIB 3,942 18.74%

VANCOUVER-POINT GREY Clark, Christy LIB 10,436 43.19% Total valid votes: 24,163 EBY, David NDP 11,499 47.59% Rejected ballots: 69 Gibbens, William IND 72 0.30% Registered voters: 41,091 Linschoten, Hollis Jacob WLP 51 0.21% Nickull, Duane CP 392 1.62% Palmer, Marisa LBN 66 0.27% Raunet, Françoise GP 1,636 6.77% Yankson, Bernard Bedu PLAT 11 0.05%

VANCOUVER-QUILCHENA Clarke, Bill 671 2.98% Total valid votes: 22,539 Kettlewell, Damian GP 1,667 7.39% Rejected ballots: 108 Scapillati, Nicholas NDP 5,705 25.31% Registered voters: 38,095 WILKINSON, Andrew Franklin LIB 14,496 64.32%

VANCOUVER-WEST END CHANDRA HERBERT, Spencer NDP 10,755 56.81% Total valid votes: 18,932 Clarke, John LBN 446 2.35% Rejected ballots: 112 Emery, Jodie GP 2,156 11.39% Registered voters: 37,609 Harrison, Scott LIB 5,349 28.25% Herbert, Ronald Guillermo 132 0.70% Kagis, Mathew David WLP 94 0.50%

VERNON-MONASHEE Anderson, Scott CP 3,169 11.75% Total valid votes: 26,979 FOSTER, Eric Bailey LIB 12,503 46.34% Rejected ballots: 77 Helps, Rebecca GP 1,905 7.06% Registered voters: 47,129 Olsen, Mark Steven NDP 9,233 34.22% Zepik, Korry IND 169 0.63%

VICTORIA-BEACON HILL Bill, Karen LIB 4,386 16.86% Total valid votes: 26,010 JAMES, Carole NDP 12,697 48.82% Rejected ballots: 128 Shaw, John COMM 131 0.50% Registered voters: 44,550 Sterk, Jane GP 8,796 33.82%

VICTORIA-SWAN LAKE Bates, Christina LIB 5,055 22.30% Total valid votes: 22,665 FLEMING, Rob NDP 12,350 54.49% Rejected ballots: 143 Malthouse, Spencer Alexander GP 5,260 23.21% Registered voters: 39,275

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TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR ELECTORAL DISTRICT CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

WEST VANCOUVER- Audain, Tunya LBN 320 1.36% CAPILANO Jones, David CP 1,156 4.91% Total valid votes: 23,537 Markwick, Michael IND 1,018 4.32% Rejected ballots: 195 Platt, Terry NDP 5,267 22.38% Registered voters: 39,246 SULTAN, Ralph LIB 15,776 67.03%

WEST VANCOUVER-SEA TO Johnson, Jon IND 225 1.05% SKY McLeod, Ian CP 653 3.04% Total valid votes: 21,478 Santos, Ana NDP 6,966 32.43% Rejected ballots: 89 STURDY, Jordan LIB 11,275 52.50% Registered voters: 38,053 Warrington, Richard GP 2,359 10.98%

WESTSIDE-KELOWNA Gordon, Carole NDP 6,588 30.84% Total valid votes: 21,361 Guillou, Brian CP 2,368 11.09% Rejected ballots: 209 STEWART, Ben LIB 12,405 58.07% Registered voters: 45,389

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By-elections of the 40th Parliament

Westside-Kelowna due to the resignation of MLA on June 11, 2013

Issue of writ: June 12, 2013 Close of nominations: June 22, 2013 General Voting Day: July 10, 2013 Return of writ: July 23, 2013 Member sworn in: July 30, 2013

TOTAL % OF VALID POPULAR NUMBER OF BALLOTS CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES VOTE

Bhandari, Jag (JB) BCV 45 0.24% CLARK, Christy LIB 11,758 62.66% Gordon, Carole NDP 5,563 29.64% Total valid votes: 18,766 Marks, John IND 74 0.39% Rejected ballots: 31 Socrates, Silverado Brooks IND 46 0.25% Registered voters: 46,021 Upshaw, Sean CP 1,115 5.94% Van Ryswyk, Dayleen IND 134 0.71% Zepik, Korry IND 31 0.17%

District Electoral Officer: Carol Hall

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Parties and Elections

This table includes all political parties that endorsed at least one candidate in the listed general election or by-election.

BALLOT NAME ELECTION1

Advocational Party 2013 B.C. Patriot Party 2005 B.C. Vision 2013, 2013 WTK BC Conservative Party 2004 SRP, 2005, 2008 VBU, 2008 VFA, 2009, 2012 CHH, 2012 POM, 2013, 2013 WTK BC Excalibur Party 2013 BC First 2011 VNP, 2013 BC Liberal Party 2004 SRP, 2005, 2008 VBU, 2008 VFA, 2009, 2011 VNP, 2012 CHH, 2012 POM, 2013, 2013 WTK BC Marijuana Party 2005, 2008 VBU, 2008 VFA, 2009, 2013 BC NDP 2004 SRP, 2005, 2008 VBU, 2008 VFA, 2009, 2011 VNP, 2012 CHH, 2012 POM, 2013, 2013 WTK BC Refed 2005, 2009 BC Reform 2004 SRP, 2005, 2009 BC Social Credit Party 2005, 2013 BC Unity Party 2005 BC Youth Coalition 2005 The Bloc BC 2005 British Columbia Party 2005, 2013 Christian Heritage Party of B.C. 2013 Communist Party of BC 2005, 2009, 2013 DR BC 2005 Emerged Democracy Party of B.C. 2005 The Freedom Party 2005 Green Party of BC 2004 SRP, 2005, 2008 VBU, 2008 VFA, 2009, 2011 VNP, 2013 Helping Hand Party 2013 Libertarian 2005, 2009, 2012 CHH, 2013 Moderates 2005 N.A.P. 2009 People’s Front 2005, 2009

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BALLOT NAME ELECTION1

The Platinum Party 2005, 2013 The Sex Party 2005, 2009 Unparty: The Consensus-Building Party 2013 Western Canada Concept 2005, 2009 Work Less Party 2005, 2009, 2013 YPP 2005, 2009, 2013

1 By-elections are abbreviated as follows: 2004 SRP: Surrey-Panorama Ridge 2008 VBU: Vancouver-Burrard 2008 VFA: Vancouver-Fairview 2011 VNP: Vancouver-Point Grey 2012 CHH: Chilliwack-Hope 2012 POM: Port Moody-Coquitlam 2013 WTK: Westside-Kelowna

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Elected Candidates

NAME1 ELECTION2 ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

ABBOTT, George Malcolm 2005 Shuswap LIB 2009 Shuswap ANTON, Suzanne 2013 Vancouver-Fraserview LIB ASHTON, Dan 2013 Penticton LIB AUSTIN, Robin 2005 Skeena NDP 2009 Skeena 2013 Skeena BAINS, Harry 2005 Surrey-Newton NDP 2009 Surrey-Newton 2013 Surrey-Newton BARISOFF, Bill 2005 Penticton-Okanagan Valley LIB 2009 Penticton BARNETT, Donna 2009 Cariboo-Chilcotin LIB 2013 Cariboo-Chilcotin BELL, Pat 2005 LIB 2009 Prince George-Mackenzie BENNETT, Bill 2005 East Kootenay LIB *Sat as IND as of Nov. 19, 2010; returned to 2009 Kootenay East LIB on Apr. 5, 2011 2013 Kootenay East BERNIER, Mike 2013 Peace River South LIB BING, Doug 2013 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows LIB BLACK, Dawn 2009 New Westminster NDP BLACK, Iain 2005 Port Moody-Westwood LIB *Resigned Oct. 3, 2011, triggering 2012 2009 Port Moody-Coquitlam Port Moody-Coquitlam By-election

BLOY, Harry 2005 Burquitlam LIB 2009 Burnaby-Lougheed BOND, Shirley 2005 Prince George-Mount Robson LIB 2009 Prince George-Valemount 2013 Prince George-Valemount BRAR, Jagrup 2004 SRP Surrey-Panorama Ridge NDP 2005 Surrey-Panorama Ridge 2009 Surrey-Fleetwood CADIEUX, Stephanie 2009 Surrey-Panorama LIB 2013 Surrey-Cloverdale

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NAME1 ELECTION2 ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

CAMPBELL, Gordon 2005 Vancouver-Point Grey LIB *Resigned Mar. 15, 2011, triggering 2011 2009 Vancouver-Point Grey Vancouver-Point Grey By-election

CANTELON, Ron 2005 Nanaimo-Parksville LIB 2009 Parksville-Qualicum CHANDRA HERBERT, Spencer 2013 Vancouver-West End NDP See also HERBERT, Spencer

CHONG, Ida 2005 Oak Bay-Gordon Head LIB 2009 Oak Bay-Gordon Head CHOUHAN, Raj 2005 Burnaby-Edmonds NDP 2009 Burnaby-Edmonds 2013 Burnaby-Edmonds CHRISTENSEN, Tom 2005 Okanagan-Vernon LIB CHUDNOVSKY, David 2005 Vancouver-Kensington NDP CLARK, Christy 2011 VNP Vancouver-Point Grey LIB 2013 WTK Westside-Kelowna COELL, Murray Robert 2005 Saanich North and the Islands LIB 2009 Saanich North and the Islands COLEMAN, Rich 2005 Fort Langley-Aldergrove LIB 2009 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 2013 Fort Langley-Aldergrove CONROY, Katrine 2005 West Kootenay-Boundary NDP 2009 Kootenay West 2013 Kootenay West COONS, Gary 2005 North Coast NDP 2009 North Coast CORRIGAN, Kathy 2009 Burnaby-Deer Lake NDP 2013 Burnaby-Deer Lake CUBBERLEY, David 2005 Saanich South NDP DALTON, Marc H. J. 2009 Maple Ridge-Mission LIB 2013 Maple Ridge-Mission DARCY, Judy 2013 New Westminster NDP DE JONG, Michael 2005 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman LIB 2009 Abbotsford West 2013 Abbotsford West DIX, Adrian 2005 Vancouver-Kingsway NDP 2009 Vancouver-Kingsway 2013 Vancouver-Kingsway DONALDSON, Doug 2009 Stikine NDP 2013 Stikine

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NAME1 ELECTION2 ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

EBY, David 2013 Vancouver-Point Grey NDP ELMORE, Mable 2009 Vancouver-Kensington NDP 2013 Vancouver-Kensington EVANS, Corky 2005 Nelson-Creston NDP FALCON, Kevin 2005 Surrey-Cloverdale LIB 2009 Surrey-Cloverdale FARNWORTH, Mike 2005 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain NDP 2009 Port Coquitlam 2013 Port Coquitlam FASSBENDER, Peter 2013 Surrey-Fleetwood LIB FLEMING, Rob 2005 Victoria-Hillside NDP 2009 Victoria-Swan Lake 2013 Victoria-Swan Lake FOSTER, Eric Bailey 2009 Vernon-Monashee LIB 2013 Vernon-Monashee FRASER, Scott Kenneth 2005 Alberni-Qualicum NDP 2009 Alberni-Pacific Rim 2013 Alberni-Pacific Rim GENTNER, Guy 2005 Delta North NDP 2009 Delta North GIBSON, Simon 2013 Abbotsford-Mission LIB HAGEN, Stan 2005 Comox Valley LIB HAMILTON, Scott 2013 Delta North LIB HAMMELL, Sue 2005 Surrey-Green Timbers NDP 2009 Surrey-Green Timbers 2013 Surrey-Green Timbers HANSEN, Colin 2005 Vancouver-Quilchena LIB 2009 Vancouver-Quilchena HAWES, Randy 2005 Maple Ridge-Mission LIB 2009 Abbotsford-Mission HAWKINS, Sindi 2005 Kelowna-Mission LIB HAYER, Dave 2005 Surrey-Tynehead LIB 2009 Surrey-Tynehead HEED, Kash P. 2009 Vancouver-Fraserview LIB HERBERT, Spencer 2008 VBU Vancouver-West End NDP See also CHANDRA HERBERT, Spencer 2009 Vancouver-Burrard NDP HEYMAN, George 2013 Vancouver-Fairview NDP

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NAME1 ELECTION2 ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

HOGG, Gordon 2005 Surrey-White Rock LIB 2009 Surrey-White Rock 2013 Surrey-White Rock HOLMAN, Gary 2013 Saanich North and the Isla NDP HORGAN, John 2005 Malahat-Juan de Fuca NDP 2009 Juan de Fuca 2013 Juan de Fuca HORNE, Douglas 2009 Coquitlam-Burke Mountain LIB 2013 Coquitlam-Burke Mountain HORNING, Al 2005 Kelowna-Lake Country LIB HOWARD, Rob 2009 Richmond Centre LIB HUNT, Marvin 2013 Surrey-Panorama LIB HUNTINGTON, Vicki 2009 Delta South IND 2013 Delta South ILICH, Olga 2005 Richmond Centre LIB JAMES, Carole 2005 Victoria-Beacon Hill NDP 2009 Victoria-Beacon Hill 2013 Victoria-Beacon Hill JARVIS, Daniel Morrison 2005 North Vancouver-Seymour LIB KARAGIANIS, Maurine 2005 Esquimalt-Metchosin NDP 2009 Esquimalt-Royal Roads 2013 Esquimalt-Royal Roads KROG, Leonard Eugene 2005 Nanaimo NDP 2009 Nanaimo 2013 Nanaimo KRUEGER, Kevin 2005 Kamloops-North Thompson LIB 2009 Kamloops-South Thompson KWAN, Jenny Wai Ching 2005 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant NDP 2009 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 2013 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant KYLLO, Greg 2013 Shuswap LIB LAKE, Terry 2009 Kamloops-North Thompson LIB 2013 Kamloops-North Thompson LALI, Harry 2005 Yale-Lillooet NDP 2009 Fraser-Nicola LARSON, Linda Margaret 2013 Boundary-Similkameen LIB LEE, Richard T. 2005 Burnaby North LIB 2009 Burnaby North 2013 Burnaby North

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LEKSTROM, Blair Morgan 2005 Peace River South LIB *Sat as IND as of June 11, 2010; returned to 2009 Peace River South LIB on Mar. 2, 2011

LES, John 2005 Chilliwack-Sumas LIB 2009 Chilliwack LETNICK, Norm 2009 Kelowna-Lake Country LIB 2013 Kelowna-Lake Country MACDIARMID, Margaret 2009 Vancouver-Fairview LIB MACDONALD, Norm 2005 Columbia River-Revelstoke NDP 2009 Columbia River-Revelstoke 2013 Columbia River-Revelstoke MACKAY, Dennis Edwin 2005 Bulkley Valley-Stikine LIB MARTIN, John 2013 Chilliwack LIB MAYENCOURT, Lorne 2005 Vancouver-Burrard LIB *Resigned Sept. 12, 2008, triggering 2008 Vancouver-Burrard By-election

MCGINN, Jenn 2008 VFA Vancouver-Fairview NDP MCINTYRE, Joan 2005 West Vancouver-Garibaldi LIB 2009 West Vancouver-Sea to Sky MCNEIL, Mary 2009 Vancouver-False Creek LIB MCRAE, Don 2009 Comox Valley LIB 2013 Comox Valley MORRIS, Mike 2013 Prince George-Mackenzie LIB MUNGALL, Michelle 2009 Nelson-Creston NDP 2013 Nelson-Creston NEUFELD, Richard 2005 Peace River North LIB NURANEY, John 2005 Burnaby-Willingdon LIB O’MAHONY, Gwen 2012 CHH Chilliwack-Hope NDP OAKES, Coralee 2013 Cariboo North LIB OPPAL, Wally 2005 Vancouver-Fraserview LIB PENNER, Barry 2005 Chilliwack-Kent LIB *Resigned Jan. 9, 2012, triggering 2012 2009 Chilliwack-Hope Chilliwack-Hope By-election

PIMM, Pat 2009 Peace River North LIB *Sat as IND as of June 27, 2011; returned to 2013 Peace River North LIB on July 13, 2011

PLECAS, Darryl 2013 Abbotsford South LIB

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POLAK, Mary 2005 Langley LIB 2009 Langley 2013 Langley POPHAM, Lana 2009 Saanich South NDP 2013 Saanich South PUCHMAYR, Chuck 2005 New Westminster NDP RALSTON, Bruce 2005 Surrey-Whalley NDP 2009 Surrey-Whalley 2013 Surrey-Whalley REID, Linda 2005 Richmond East LIB 2009 Richmond East 2013 Richmond East REIMER, Linda 2013 Port Moody-Coquitlam LIB RICE, Jennifer 2013 North Coast NDP RICHMOND, Claude Harry 2005 Kamloops LIB ROBERTSON, Gregor 2005 Vancouver-Fairview NDP *Resigned July 15, 2008, triggering 2008 Vancouver-Fairview By-election

ROBINSON, Selina Mae 2013 Coquitlam-Maillardville NDP RODDICK, Valerie 2005 Delta South LIB ROUTLEY, Bill 2009 Cowichan Valley NDP 2013 Cowichan Valley ROUTLEY, Doug 2005 Cowichan-Ladysmith NDP 2009 Nanaimo-North Cowichan 2013 Nanaimo-North Cowichan RUSTAD, John 2005 Prince George-Omineca LIB 2009 Nechako Lakes 2013 Nechako Lakes SATHER, Michael 2005 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows NDP 2009 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows SHIN, Jane 2013 Burnaby-Lougheed NDP SIMONS, Nicholas 2005 Powell River-Sunshine Coast NDP 2009 Powell River-Sunshine Coas 2013 Powell River-Sunshine Coas SIMPSON, Bob 2005 Cariboo North NDP *Sat as IND as of Dec. 8, 2010 2009 Cariboo North SIMPSON, Shane 2005 Vancouver-Hastings NDP 2009 Vancouver-Hastings 2013 Vancouver-Hastings

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NAME1 ELECTION2 ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

SLATER, John 2009 Boundary-Similkameen LIB *Sat as IND as of Jan. 14, 2013

STEWART, Ben 2009 Westside-Kelowna LIB *Resigned June 11, 2013, triggering 2013 2013 Westside-Kelowna Westside-Kelowna By-election

STILWELL, Michelle 2013 Parksville-Qualicum LIB STILWELL, Moira 2009 Vancouver-Langara LIB 2013 Vancouver-Langara STONE, Todd Graham 2013 Kamloops-South Thompson LIB STURDY, Jordan 2013 West Vancouver-Sea to Sky LIB SULLIVAN, Sam 2013 Vancouver-False Creek LIB SULTAN, Ralph 2005 West Vancouver-Capilano LIB 2009 West Vancouver-Capilano 2013 West Vancouver-Capilano TAYLOR, Carole 2005 Vancouver-Langara LIB TEGART, Jackie 2013 Fraser-Nicola LIB THOMSON, Steve 2009 Kelowna-Mission LIB 2013 Kelowna-Mission THORNE, Diane 2005 Coquitlam-Maillardville NDP 2009 Coquitlam-Maillardville THORNTHWAITE, Jane 2009 North Vancouver-Seymour LIB 2013 North Vancouver-Seymour THORPE, Rick 2005 Okanagan-Westside LIB THRONESS, Laurie 2013 Chilliwack-Hope LIB TRASOLINI, Joe 2012 POM Port Moody-Coquitlam NDP TREVENA, Claire Felicity 2005 North Island NDP 2009 North Island 2013 North Island VAN DONGEN, John 2005 Abbotsford-Clayburn LIB *Sat as CP as of Mar. 26, 2012; sat as IND 2009 Abbotsford South as of Sept. 22, 2012

VIRK, Amrik 2013 Surrey-Tynehead LIB WAT, Teresa 2013 Richmond Centre LIB WEAVER, Andrew 2013 Oak Bay-Gordon Head GP WHITTRED, Katherine Anne 2005 North Vancouver-Lonsdale LIB WILKINSON, Andrew Franklin 2013 Vancouver-Quilchena LIB WYSE, Charlie 2005 NDP

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NAME1 ELECTION2 ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

YAMAMOTO, Naomi 2009 North Vancouver-Lonsdale LIB 2013 North Vancouver-Lonsdale

YAP, John 2005 Richmond-Steveston LIB 2009 Richmond-Steveston 2013 Richmond-Steveston

The following candidates were elected in the 2001 General Election but changed political party affiliations during the period covered by this volume.

NAME1 ELECTION ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

BHULLAR, Tony 2001 Surrey-Newton LIB *Sat as Independent Liberal as of Feb. 22, 2002; returned to LIB on Nov. 2, 2004

BRENZINGER, Elayne 2001 Surrey-Whalley LIB *Sat as IND as of Mar. 8, 2004, sat as DRBC as of Jan. 27, 2005

NETTLETON, Paul 2001 Prince George-Omineca LIB *Sat as Independent Liberal as of Nov. 19, 2002; sat as IND as of Dec. 2, 2004

1 The form of name is taken from the ballot for the most recent election at which the candidate was elected. For the form of name used by the candidate in each election, see the results by electoral district for that election. 2 The full names of by-elections can be found in the footnote on page 49. 3 The full names of political parties can be found beginning on page 1.

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Plebiscites and Referenda

2002 Treaty Negotiations Referendum

Date: April 2 to May 15, 2002 Concurrent electoral activity: N/A Enabling legislation: Referendum Act (R.S.B.C. 1996, c.400) Purpose: To ascertain the view of the voters on the following question in relation to eight statements:

“Whereas the Government of British Columbia is committed to negotiating workable, affordable treaty settlements that will provide certainty, finality and equality;

“Do you agree that the Provincial Government should adopt the following principles to guide its participation in treaty negotiations?”

Question A: Private property should not be expropriated for treaty settlements.1

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 595,702 84.52% NO 109,135 15.48% REJECTED 58,643

Question B: The terms and conditions of leases and licences should be respected; fair compensation for unavoidable disruption of commercial interests should be ensured.2

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 648,141 92.12% NO 55,409 7.88% REJECTED 59,930

1 Results by electoral district for Q. A begin on page 60. 2 Results by electoral district for Q. B begin on page 63.

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Question C: Hunting, fishing and recreational opportunities on Crown land should be ensured for all British Columbians.1

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 658,993 93.14% NO 48,531 6.86% REJECTED 55,956

Question D: Parks and protected areas should be maintained for the use and benefit of all British Columbians.2

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 669,230 94.50% NO 38,979 5.50% REJECTED 55,271

Question E: Province-wide standards of resource management and environmental protection should continue to apply.3

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 661,387 93.63% NO 44,962 6.37% REJECTED 57,131

Question F: Aboriginal self-government should have the characteristics of local government, with powers delegated from Canada and British Columbia.4

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 615,977 87.25% NO 89,998 12.75% REJECTED 57,505

1 Results by electoral district for Q. C begin on page 65. 2 Results by electoral district for Q. D begin on page 67. 3 Results by electoral district for Q. E begin on page 70. 4 Results by electoral district for Q. F begin on page 72.

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Question G: Treaties should include mechanisms for harmonizing land use planning between Aboriginal governments and neighbouring local governments.1

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 646,838 91.79% NO 57,889 8.21% REJECTED 58,753

Question H: The existing tax exemptions for Aboriginal people should be phased out.2

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 639,944 90.51% NO 67,126 9.49% REJECTED 56,410

Legislative consequences: None.

Results by electoral district for the 2002 Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Question A: Private property should not be expropriated for treaty settlements.

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Clayburn 6,951 84.84% 1,242 15.16% 8,193 611 23,513 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman 7,099 85.63% 1,191 14.37% 8,290 428 25,073 Alberni-Qualicum 10,895 84.71% 1,966 15.29% 12,861 832 31,638 Bulkley Valley-Stikine 5,703 88.31% 755 11.69% 6,458 538 17,078 Burnaby-Edmonds 5,412 82.65% 1,136 17.35% 6,548 548 25,521 Burnaby North 5,701 82.34% 1,223 17.66% 6,924 581 27,348 Burnaby-Willingdon 5,746 83.20% 1,160 16.80% 6,906 633 24,430 Burquitlam 6,208 84.10% 1,174 15.90% 7,382 620 26,312 Cariboo North 6,722 86.41% 1,057 13.59% 7,779 395 20,145 Cariboo South 7,392 86.76% 1,128 13.24% 8,520 424 20,780 Chilliwack-Kent 8,821 87.81% 1,224 12.19% 10,045 627 24,381

1 Results by electoral district for Q. G begin on page 74. 2 Results by electoral district for Q. H begin on page 77.

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. A - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Chilliwack-Sumas 8,892 87.80% 1,236 12.20% 10,128 622 25,592 Columbia River-Revelstoke 5,717 84.90% 1,017 15.10% 6,734 394 18,936 Comox Valley 11,459 80.93% 2,700 19.07% 14,159 1,345 35,011 Coquitlam-Maillardville 6,928 85.14% 1,209 14.86% 8,137 659 27,030 Cowichan-Ladysmith 9,324 83.49% 1,844 16.51% 11,168 966 30,086 Delta North 6,781 87.34% 983 12.66% 7,764 504 25,965 Delta South 9,113 88.30% 1,208 11.70% 10,321 741 28,323 East Kootenay 6,467 84.17% 1,216 15.83% 7,683 381 22,423 Esquimalt-Metchosin 7,281 80.25% 1,792 19.75% 9,073 966 28,099 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 10,084 88.28% 1,339 11.72% 11,423 773 31,430 Kamloops 9,903 85.10% 1,734 14.90% 11,637 586 28,163 Kamloops-North Thompson 11,605 86.57% 1,801 13.43% 13,406 576 28,862 Kelowna-Lake Country 11,039 87.56% 1,568 12.44% 12,607 809 31,736 Kelowna-Mission 11,410 87.45% 1,637 12.55% 13,047 906 33,131 Langley 8,935 86.35% 1,412 13.65% 10,347 640 29,833 Malahat-Juan de Fuca 8,862 83.25% 1,783 16.75% 10,645 998 29,660 Maple Ridge-Mission 8,887 86.12% 1,432 13.88% 10,319 749 31,002 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 7,833 84.96% 1,387 15.04% 9,220 745 30,348 Nanaimo 8,713 84.18% 1,637 15.82% 10,350 915 29,614 Nanaimo-Parksville 12,964 85.58% 2,184 14.42% 15,148 1,154 35,650 Nelson-Creston 6,823 79.31% 1,780 20.69% 8,603 951 27,304 New Westminster 6,438 80.07% 1,602 19.93% 8,040 900 29,779 North Coast 3,284 84.49% 603 15.51% 3,887 326 15,018 North Island 10,793 86.39% 1,701 13.61% 12,494 1,061 30,918 North Vancouver-Lonsdale 6,686 84.77% 1,201 15.23% 7,887 760 26,354 North Vancouver-Seymour 9,717 88.42% 1,272 11.58% 10,989 920 31,268 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 9,009 78.18% 2,515 21.82% 11,524 1,668 31,900 Okanagan-Vernon 11,552 87.68% 1,623 12.32% 13,175 703 33,679 Okanagan-Westside 10,766 88.51% 1,397 11.49% 12,163 787 28,449 Peace River North 5,142 88.18% 689 11.82% 5,831 188 14,871 Peace River South 5,236 84.04% 994 15.96% 6,230 243 14,270 Penticton-Okanagan Valley 10,953 84.35% 2,032 15.65% 12,985 964 34,291 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 7,134 86.88% 1,077 13.12% 8,211 571 28,352 Port Moody-Westwood 7,839 86.81% 1,191 13.19% 9,030 640 29,978 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 8,950 84.46% 1,647 15.54% 10,597 1,028 29,300 Prince George-Mount Robson 6,387 85.24% 1,106 14.76% 7,493 392 19,717 Prince George North 7,403 89.21% 895 10.79% 8,298 362 20,043

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. A - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Prince George-Omineca 8,012 89.84% 906 10.16% 8,918 401 22,037 Richmond Centre 5,457 85.19% 949 14.81% 6,406 477 23,736 Richmond East 5,626 87.32% 817 12.68% 6,443 407 25,330 Richmond-Steveston 6,854 83.80% 1,325 16.20% 8,179 736 28,084 Saanich North and the Islands 11,093 82.00% 2,435 18.00% 13,528 2,137 35,805 Saanich South 9,146 82.32% 1,964 17.68% 11,110 1,190 31,055 Shuswap 10,686 86.92% 1,608 13.08% 12,294 757 30,216 Skeena 5,422 86.28% 862 13.72% 6,284 329 17,285 Surrey-Cloverdale 9,014 88.58% 1,162 11.42% 10,176 665 28,107 Surrey-Green Timbers 4,168 82.68% 873 17.32% 5,041 351 21,883 Surrey-Newton 3,844 84.82% 688 15.18% 4,532 266 20,084 Surrey-Panorama Ridge 5,228 86.54% 813 13.46% 6,041 385 23,045 Surrey-Tynehead 7,087 86.86% 1,072 13.14% 8,159 499 26,996 Surrey-Whalley 4,105 82.10% 895 17.90% 5,000 309 20,509 Surrey-White Rock 10,504 84.75% 1,890 15.25% 12,394 1,069 34,108 Vancouver-Burrard 6,181 76.28% 1,922 23.72% 8,103 1,327 33,991 Vancouver-Fairview 6,116 77.04% 1,823 22.96% 7,939 1,293 33,520 Vancouver-Fraserview 4,481 82.04% 981 17.96% 5,462 474 24,452 Vancouver-Hastings 3,624 76.68% 1,102 23.32% 4,726 679 26,614 Vancouver-Kensington 3,699 79.33% 964 20.67% 4,663 476 25,144 Vancouver-Kingsway 3,726 79.89% 938 20.11% 4,664 366 23,674 Vancouver-Langara 5,101 83.27% 1,025 16.73% 6,126 542 24,682 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 2,631 72.16% 1,015 27.84% 3,646 658 24,539 Vancouver-Point Grey 6,421 77.90% 1,822 22.10% 8,243 1,470 33,254 Vancouver-Quilchena 8,032 82.98% 1,648 17.02% 9,680 1,172 30,005 Victoria-Beacon Hill 6,662 71.32% 2,679 28.68% 9,341 1,947 33,235 Victoria-Hillside 6,246 77.57% 1,806 22.43% 8,052 1,119 28,240 West Kootenay-Boundary 7,534 81.73% 1,684 18.27% 9,218 668 27,657 West Vancouver-Capilano 9,690 88.52% 1,257 11.48% 10,947 909 28,162 West Vancouver-Garibaldi 9,049 87.62% 1,278 12.38% 10,327 902 30,022 Yale-Lillooet 7,304 85.57% 1,232 14.43% 8,536 533 22,288

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Results by electoral district for the 2002 Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Question B: The terms and conditions of leases and licences should be respected; fair compensation for unavoidable disruption of commercial interests should be ensured.

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Clayburn 7,673 94.22% 471 5.78% 8,144 660 23,513 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman 7,833 94.86% 424 5.14% 8,257 461 25,073 Alberni-Qualicum 11,939 93.05% 892 6.95% 12,831 862 31,638 Bulkley Valley-Stikine 6,110 94.57% 351 5.43% 6,461 535 17,078 Burnaby-Edmonds 5,990 91.63% 547 8.37% 6,537 559 25,521 Burnaby North 6,306 91.21% 608 8.79% 6,914 591 27,348 Burnaby-Willingdon 6,289 91.30% 599 8.70% 6,888 651 24,430 Burquitlam 6,760 91.67% 614 8.33% 7,374 628 26,312 Cariboo North 7,410 95.33% 363 4.67% 7,773 401 20,145 Cariboo South 8,114 95.38% 393 4.62% 8,507 437 20,780 Chilliwack-Kent 9,569 95.44% 457 4.56% 10,026 646 24,381 Chilliwack-Sumas 9,635 95.55% 449 4.45% 10,084 666 25,592 Columbia River-Revelstoke 6,293 93.58% 432 6.42% 6,725 403 18,936 Comox Valley 12,572 88.66% 1,608 11.34% 14,180 1,324 35,011 Coquitlam-Maillardville 7,490 92.26% 628 7.74% 8,118 678 27,030 Cowichan-Ladysmith 10,234 91.94% 897 8.06% 11,131 1,003 30,086 Delta North 7,262 94.02% 462 5.98% 7,724 544 25,965 Delta South 9,755 94.66% 550 5.34% 10,305 757 28,323 East Kootenay 7,285 94.66% 411 5.34% 7,696 368 22,423 Esquimalt-Metchosin 8,051 88.63% 1,033 11.37% 9,084 955 28,099 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 10,846 95.07% 562 4.93% 11,408 788 31,430 Kamloops 10,760 92.56% 865 7.44% 11,625 598 28,163 Kamloops-North Thompson 12,462 93.21% 908 6.79% 13,370 612 28,862 Kelowna-Lake Country 11,865 94.32% 714 5.68% 12,579 837 31,736 Kelowna-Mission 12,200 93.61% 833 6.39% 13,033 920 33,131 Langley 9,805 94.83% 535 5.17% 10,340 647 29,833 Malahat-Juan de Fuca 9,627 90.54% 1,006 9.46% 10,633 1010 29,660 Maple Ridge-Mission 9,658 94.11% 604 5.89% 10,262 806 31,002 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 8,551 93.19% 625 6.81% 9,176 789 30,348 Nanaimo 9,508 92.19% 806 7.81% 10,314 951 29,614 Nanaimo-Parksville 14,098 93.17% 1,034 6.83% 15,132 1,170 35,650 Nelson-Creston 7,594 88.49% 988 11.51% 8,582 972 27,304 New Westminster 7,193 89.61% 834 10.39% 8,027 913 29,779 North Coast 3,483 89.88% 392 10.12% 3,875 338 15,018 North Island 11,605 93.06% 866 6.94% 12,471 1,084 30,918

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. B - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

North Vancouver-Lonsdale 7,264 92.25% 610 7.75% 7,874 773 26,354 North Vancouver-Seymour 10,243 93.30% 736 6.70% 10,979 930 31,268 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 9,822 85.43% 1,675 14.57% 11,497 1,695 31,900 Okanagan-Vernon 12,513 95.08% 648 4.92% 13,161 717 33,679 Okanagan-Westside 11,431 94.00% 730 6.00% 12,161 789 28,449 Peace River North 5,566 95.47% 264 4.53% 5,830 189 14,871 Peace River South 5,876 94.45% 345 5.55% 6,221 252 14,270 Penticton-Okanagan Valley 12,096 93.41% 853 6.59% 12,949 1,000 34,291 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 7,678 93.67% 519 6.33% 8,197 585 28,352 Port Moody-Westwood 8,399 93.07% 625 6.93% 9,024 646 29,978 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 9,701 91.80% 866 8.20% 10,567 1,058 29,300 Prince George-Mount Robson 7,022 93.74% 469 6.26% 7,491 394 19,717 Prince George North 7,891 95.07% 409 4.93% 8,300 360 20,043 Prince George-Omineca 8,520 95.55% 397 4.45% 8,917 402 22,037 Richmond Centre 5,955 93.00% 448 7.00% 6,403 480 23,736 Richmond East 5,968 92.64% 474 7.36% 6,442 408 25,330 Richmond-Steveston 7,431 91.00% 735 9.00% 8,166 749 28,084 Saanich North and the Islands 12,060 89.29% 1,446 10.71% 13,506 2,159 35,805 Saanich South 9,843 88.78% 1,244 11.22% 11,087 1,213 31,055 Shuswap 11,663 95.06% 606 4.94% 12,269 782 30,216 Skeena 5,939 94.46% 348 5.54% 6,287 326 17,285 Surrey-Cloverdale 9,592 94.56% 552 5.44% 10,144 697 28,107 Surrey-Green Timbers 4,566 90.90% 457 9.10% 5,023 369 21,883 Surrey-Newton 4,196 92.85% 323 7.15% 4,519 279 20,084 Surrey-Panorama Ridge 5,644 93.83% 371 6.17% 6,015 411 23,045 Surrey-Tynehead 7,681 94.40% 456 5.60% 8,137 521 26,996 Surrey-Whalley 4,505 90.30% 484 9.70% 4,989 320 20,509 Surrey-White Rock 11,611 93.91% 753 6.09% 12,364 1,099 34,108 Vancouver-Burrard 6,858 84.83% 1,226 15.17% 8,084 1,346 33,991 Vancouver-Fairview 6,656 83.98% 1,270 16.02% 7,926 1,306 33,520 Vancouver-Fraserview 4,964 90.82% 502 9.18% 5,466 470 24,452 Vancouver-Hastings 4,129 87.33% 599 12.67% 4,728 677 26,614 Vancouver-Kensington 4,104 88.18% 550 11.82% 4,654 485 25,144 Vancouver-Kingsway 4,158 89.52% 487 10.48% 4,645 385 23,674 Vancouver-Langara 5,556 91.04% 547 8.96% 6,103 565 24,682 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 2,963 81.22% 685 18.78% 3,648 656 24,539 Vancouver-Point Grey 6,934 84.32% 1,289 15.68% 8,223 1,490 33,254

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. B - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Vancouver-Quilchena 8,558 88.77% 1,083 11.23% 9,641 1,211 30,005 Victoria-Beacon Hill 7,473 80.01% 1,867 19.99% 9,340 1,948 33,235 Victoria-Hillside 6,940 86.38% 1,094 13.62% 8,034 1,137 28,240 West Kootenay-Boundary 8,345 90.69% 857 9.31% 9,202 684 27,657 West Vancouver-Capilano 10,296 94.24% 629 5.76% 10,925 931 28,162 West Vancouver-Garibaldi 9,618 93.41% 679 6.59% 10,297 932 30,022 Yale-Lillooet 8,088 94.83% 441 5.17% 8,529 540 22,288

Results by electoral district for the 2002 Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Question C: Hunting, fishing and recreational opportunities on Crown land should be ensured for all British Columbians.

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Clayburn 7,838 95.39% 379 4.61% 8,217 587 23,513 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman 8,015 96.22% 315 3.78% 8,330 388 25,073 Alberni-Qualicum 12,203 94.61% 695 5.39% 12,898 795 31,638 Bulkley Valley-Stikine 6,209 95.82% 271 4.18% 6,480 516 17,078 Burnaby-Edmonds 6,088 92.55% 490 7.45% 6,578 518 25,521 Burnaby North 6,405 92.13% 547 7.87% 6,952 553 27,348 Burnaby-Willingdon 6,382 91.95% 559 8.05% 6,941 598 24,430 Burquitlam 6,863 92.62% 547 7.38% 7,410 592 26,312 Cariboo North 7,569 97.03% 232 2.97% 7,801 373 20,145 Cariboo South 8,238 96.47% 301 3.53% 8,539 405 20,780 Chilliwack-Kent 9,712 96.40% 363 3.60% 10,075 597 24,381 Chilliwack-Sumas 9,803 96.47% 359 3.53% 10,162 588 25,592 Columbia River-Revelstoke 6,462 95.44% 309 4.56% 6,771 357 18,936 Comox Valley 12,881 90.42% 1,364 9.58% 14,245 1,259 35,011 Coquitlam-Maillardville 7,594 93.14% 559 6.86% 8,153 643 27,030 Cowichan-Ladysmith 10,462 93.42% 737 6.58% 11,199 935 30,086 Delta North 7,410 95.12% 380 4.88% 7,790 478 25,965 Delta South 9,859 95.17% 500 4.83% 10,359 703 28,323 East Kootenay 7,472 96.74% 252 3.26% 7,724 340 22,423 Esquimalt-Metchosin 8,208 89.92% 920 10.08% 9,128 911 28,099 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 11,028 96.11% 446 3.89% 11,474 722 31,430 Kamloops 10,939 93.55% 754 6.45% 11,693 530 28,163

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. C - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Kamloops-North Thompson 12,748 94.86% 691 5.14% 13,439 543 28,862 Kelowna-Lake Country 12,126 95.90% 518 4.10% 12,644 772 31,736 Kelowna-Mission 12,426 94.72% 693 5.28% 13,119 834 33,131 Langley 9,990 96.01% 415 3.99% 10,405 582 29,833 Malahat-Juan de Fuca 9,843 92.08% 847 7.92% 10,690 953 29,660 Maple Ridge-Mission 9,913 95.68% 448 4.32% 10,361 707 31,002 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 8,811 95.28% 436 4.72% 9,247 718 30,348 Nanaimo 9,754 93.82% 642 6.18% 10,396 869 29,614 Nanaimo-Parksville 14,370 94.42% 849 5.58% 15,219 1,083 35,650 Nelson-Creston 7,830 90.69% 804 9.31% 8,634 920 27,304 New Westminster 7,337 90.75% 748 9.25% 8,085 855 29,779 North Coast 3,573 91.85% 317 8.15% 3,890 323 15,018 North Island 11,931 95.13% 611 4.87% 12,542 1,013 30,918 North Vancouver-Lonsdale 7,321 92.43% 600 7.57% 7,921 726 26,354 North Vancouver-Seymour 10,311 93.33% 737 6.67% 11,048 861 31,268 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 9,833 84.96% 1,741 15.04% 11,574 1,618 31,900 Okanagan-Vernon 12,724 96.35% 482 3.65% 13,206 672 33,679 Okanagan-Westside 11,638 95.22% 584 4.78% 12,222 728 28,449 Peace River North 5,690 97.35% 155 2.65% 5,845 174 14,871 Peace River South 6,039 96.58% 214 3.42% 6,253 220 14,270 Penticton-Okanagan Valley 12,354 94.76% 683 5.24% 13,037 912 34,291 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 7,849 95.28% 389 4.72% 8,238 544 28,352 Port Moody-Westwood 8,462 93.42% 596 6.58% 9,058 612 29,978 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 9,959 93.71% 668 6.29% 10,627 998 29,300 Prince George-Mount Robson 7,150 95.17% 363 4.83% 7,513 372 19,717 Prince George North 8,065 96.91% 257 3.09% 8,322 338 20,043 Prince George-Omineca 8,661 96.83% 284 3.17% 8,945 374 22,037 Richmond Centre 6,000 93.17% 440 6.83% 6,440 443 23,736 Richmond East 6,030 93.20% 440 6.80% 6,470 380 25,330 Richmond-Steveston 7,503 91.41% 705 8.59% 8,208 707 28,084 Saanich North and the Islands 12,227 89.89% 1,375 10.11% 13,602 2,063 35,805 Saanich South 9,993 89.74% 1,142 10.26% 11,135 1,165 31,055 Shuswap 11,880 96.30% 457 3.70% 12,337 714 30,216 Skeena 6,038 95.78% 266 4.22% 6,304 309 17,285 Surrey-Cloverdale 9,820 96.11% 397 3.89% 10,217 624 28,107 Surrey-Green Timbers 4,716 93.16% 346 6.84% 5,062 330 21,883 Surrey-Newton 4,275 93.91% 277 6.09% 4,552 246 20,084

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. C - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Surrey-Panorama Ridge 5,744 94.90% 309 5.10% 6,053 373 23,045 Surrey-Tynehead 7,808 95.56% 363 4.44% 8,171 487 26,996 Surrey-Whalley 4,682 93.23% 340 6.77% 5,022 287 20,509 Surrey-White Rock 11,756 94.27% 715 5.73% 12,471 992 34,108 Vancouver-Burrard 6,803 83.79% 1,316 16.21% 8,119 1,311 33,991 Vancouver-Fairview 6,562 82.30% 1,411 17.70% 7,973 1,259 33,520 Vancouver-Fraserview 5,007 91.27% 479 8.73% 5,486 450 24,452 Vancouver-Hastings 4,173 88.00% 569 12.00% 4,742 663 26,614 Vancouver-Kensington 4,163 88.80% 525 11.20% 4,688 451 25,144 Vancouver-Kingsway 4,233 90.39% 450 9.61% 4,683 347 23,674 Vancouver-Langara 5,571 90.61% 577 9.39% 6,148 520 24,682 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 2,996 81.59% 676 18.41% 3,672 632 24,539 Vancouver-Point Grey 6,829 82.49% 1,450 17.51% 8,279 1,434 33,254 Vancouver-Quilchena 8,473 87.44% 1,217 12.56% 9,690 1,162 30,005 Victoria-Beacon Hill 7,501 79.87% 1,891 20.13% 9,392 1,896 33,235 Victoria-Hillside 7,090 87.75% 990 12.25% 8,080 1,091 28,240 West Kootenay-Boundary 8,607 93.09% 639 6.91% 9,246 640 27,657 West Vancouver-Capilano 10,284 93.76% 684 6.24% 10,968 888 28,162 West Vancouver-Garibaldi 9,633 93.10% 714 6.90% 10,347 882 30,022 Yale-Lillooet 8,248 96.27% 320 3.73% 8,568 501 22,288

Results by electoral district for the 2002 Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Question D: Parks and protected areas should be maintained for the use and benefit of all British Columbians.

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Clayburn 7,921 96.34% 301 3.66% 8,222 582 23,513 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman 8,091 97.13% 239 2.87% 8,330 388 25,073 Alberni-Qualicum 12,319 95.35% 601 4.65% 12,920 773 31,638 Bulkley Valley-Stikine 6,228 96.05% 256 3.95% 6,484 512 17,078 Burnaby-Edmonds 6,215 94.50% 362 5.50% 6,577 519 25,521 Burnaby North 6,553 94.15% 407 5.85% 6,960 545 27,348 Burnaby-Willingdon 6,525 93.94% 421 6.06% 6,946 593 24,430 Burquitlam 6,998 94.25% 427 5.75% 7,425 577 26,312 Cariboo North 7,609 97.56% 190 2.44% 7,799 375 20,145

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. D - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Cariboo South 8,255 96.67% 284 3.33% 8,539 405 20,780 Chilliwack-Kent 9,786 97.07% 295 2.93% 10,081 591 24,381 Chilliwack-Sumas 9,884 97.25% 280 2.75% 10,164 586 25,592 Columbia River-Revelstoke 6,512 96.15% 261 3.85% 6,773 355 18,936 Comox Valley 13,054 91.57% 1,201 8.43% 14,255 1,249 35,011 Coquitlam-Maillardville 7,738 94.86% 419 5.14% 8,157 639 27,030 Cowichan-Ladysmith 10,600 94.46% 622 5.54% 11,222 912 30,086 Delta North 7,527 96.61% 264 3.39% 7,791 477 25,965 Delta South 9,990 96.37% 376 3.63% 10,366 696 28,323 East Kootenay 7,501 97.11% 223 2.89% 7,724 340 22,423 Esquimalt-Metchosin 8,417 92.02% 730 7.98% 9,147 892 28,099 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 11,134 96.99% 346 3.01% 11,480 716 31,430 Kamloops 11,022 94.26% 671 5.74% 11,693 530 28,163 Kamloops-North Thompson 12,792 95.19% 646 4.81% 13,438 544 28,862 Kelowna-Lake Country 12,222 96.63% 426 3.37% 12,648 768 31,736 Kelowna-Mission 12,541 95.59% 579 4.41% 13,120 833 33,131 Langley 10,104 97.04% 308 2.96% 10,412 575 29,833 Malahat-Juan de Fuca 10,028 93.68% 676 6.32% 10,704 939 29,660 Maple Ridge-Mission 10,020 96.68% 344 3.32% 10,364 704 31,002 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 8,899 96.18% 353 3.82% 9,252 713 30,348 Nanaimo 9,856 94.71% 550 5.29% 10,406 859 29,614 Nanaimo-Parksville 14,520 95.33% 711 4.67% 15,231 1,071 35,650 Nelson-Creston 7,947 92.01% 690 7.99% 8,637 917 27,304 New Westminster 7,520 92.89% 576 7.11% 8,096 844 29,779 North Coast 3,594 92.53% 290 7.47% 3,884 329 15,018 North Island 11,959 95.40% 576 4.60% 12,535 1,020 30,918 North Vancouver-Lonsdale 7,497 94.52% 435 5.48% 7,932 715 26,354 North Vancouver-Seymour 10,506 95.01% 552 4.99% 11,058 851 31,268 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 10,186 87.80% 1,415 12.20% 11,601 1,591 31,900 Okanagan-Vernon 12,838 97.15% 376 2.85% 13,214 664 33,679 Okanagan-Westside 11,735 95.95% 495 4.05% 12,230 720 28,449 Peace River North 5,739 98.15% 108 1.85% 5,847 172 14,871 Peace River South 6,091 97.33% 167 2.67% 6,258 215 14,270 Penticton-Okanagan Valley 12,458 95.53% 583 4.47% 13,041 908 34,291 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 7,941 96.28% 307 3.72% 8,248 534 28,352 Port Moody-Westwood 8,614 95.11% 443 4.89% 9,057 613 29,978 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 10,081 94.72% 562 5.28% 10,643 982 29,300

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. D - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Prince George-Mount Robson 7,212 95.96% 304 4.04% 7,516 369 19,717 Prince George North 8,087 97.16% 236 2.84% 8,323 337 20,043 Prince George-Omineca 8,699 97.20% 251 2.80% 8,950 369 22,037 Richmond Centre 6,127 95.07% 318 4.93% 6,445 438 23,736 Richmond East 6,113 94.41% 362 5.59% 6,475 375 25,330 Richmond-Steveston 7,674 93.22% 558 6.78% 8,232 683 28,084 Saanich North and the Islands 12,502 91.70% 1,131 8.30% 13,633 2,032 35,805 Saanich South 10,243 91.72% 925 8.28% 11,168 1,132 31,055 Shuswap 11,963 97.01% 369 2.99% 12,332 719 30,216 Skeena 6,091 96.58% 216 3.42% 6,307 306 17,285 Surrey-Cloverdale 9,904 96.83% 324 3.17% 10,228 613 28,107 Surrey-Green Timbers 4,792 94.50% 279 5.50% 5,071 321 21,883 Surrey-Newton 4,348 95.46% 207 4.54% 4,555 243 20,084 Surrey-Panorama Ridge 5,835 96.37% 220 3.63% 6,055 371 23,045 Surrey-Tynehead 7,898 96.56% 281 3.44% 8,179 479 26,996 Surrey-Whalley 4,738 94.29% 287 5.71% 5,025 284 20,509 Surrey-White Rock 11,937 95.62% 547 4.38% 12,484 979 34,108 Vancouver-Burrard 7,146 87.69% 1,003 12.31% 8,149 1,281 33,991 Vancouver-Fairview 6,944 86.78% 1,058 13.22% 8,002 1,230 33,520 Vancouver-Fraserview 5,139 93.45% 360 6.55% 5,499 437 24,452 Vancouver-Hastings 4,311 90.82% 436 9.18% 4,747 658 26,614 Vancouver-Kensington 4,313 91.82% 384 8.18% 4,697 442 25,144 Vancouver-Kingsway 4,366 93.03% 327 6.97% 4,693 337 23,674 Vancouver-Langara 5,706 92.78% 444 7.22% 6,150 518 24,682 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 3,172 86.27% 505 13.73% 3,677 627 24,539 Vancouver-Point Grey 7,185 86.64% 1,108 13.36% 8,293 1,420 33,254 Vancouver-Quilchena 8,759 90.11% 961 9.89% 9,720 1,132 30,005 Victoria-Beacon Hill 7,867 83.64% 1,539 16.36% 9,406 1,882 33,235 Victoria-Hillside 7,321 90.25% 791 9.75% 8,112 1,059 28,240 West Kootenay-Boundary 8,665 93.69% 584 6.31% 9,249 637 27,657 West Vancouver-Capilano 10,456 95.15% 533 4.85% 10,989 867 28,162 West Vancouver-Garibaldi 9,846 94.98% 520 5.02% 10,366 863 30,022 Yale-Lillooet 8304 96.88% 267 3.12% 8,571 498 22,288

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Results by electoral district for the 2002 Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Question E: Province-wide standards of resource management and environmental protection should continue to apply.

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Clayburn 7,827 95.51% 368 4.49% 8,195 609 23,513 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman 7,993 96.30% 307 3.70% 8,300 418 25,073 Alberni-Qualicum 12,171 94.44% 716 5.56% 12,887 806 31,638 Bulkley Valley-Stikine 6,174 95.37% 300 4.63% 6,474 522 17,078 Burnaby-Edmonds 6,152 93.64% 418 6.36% 6,570 526 25,521 Burnaby North 6,484 93.38% 460 6.62% 6,944 561 27,348 Burnaby-Willingdon 6,446 93.11% 477 6.89% 6,923 616 24,430 Burquitlam 6,927 93.66% 469 6.34% 7,396 606 26,312 Cariboo North 7,490 96.04% 309 3.96% 7,799 375 20,145 Cariboo South 8,167 95.81% 357 4.19% 8,524 420 20,780 Chilliwack-Kent 9,688 96.18% 385 3.82% 10,073 599 24,381 Chilliwack-Sumas 9,789 96.57% 348 3.43% 10,137 613 25,592 Columbia River-Revelstoke 6,373 94.32% 384 5.68% 6,757 371 18,936 Comox Valley 12,839 90.33% 1,374 9.67% 14,213 1,291 35,011 Coquitlam-Maillardville 7,667 94.12% 479 5.88% 8,146 650 27,030 Cowichan-Ladysmith 10,503 93.86% 687 6.14% 11,190 944 30,086 Delta North 7,443 95.83% 324 4.17% 7,767 501 25,965 Delta South 9,899 95.75% 439 4.25% 10,338 724 28,323 East Kootenay 7,356 95.48% 348 4.52% 7,704 360 22,423 Esquimalt-Metchosin 8,314 91.00% 822 9.00% 9,136 903 28,099 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 11,027 96.34% 419 3.66% 11,446 750 31,430 Kamloops 10,899 93.44% 765 6.56% 11,664 559 28,163 Kamloops-North Thompson 12,615 94.09% 793 5.91% 13,408 574 28,862 Kelowna-Lake Country 12,083 95.81% 528 4.19% 12,611 805 31,736 Kelowna-Mission 12,421 94.97% 658 5.03% 13,079 874 33,131 Langley 10,019 96.46% 368 3.54% 10,387 600 29,833 Malahat-Juan de Fuca 9,915 92.72% 779 7.28% 10,694 949 29,660 Maple Ridge-Mission 9,884 95.61% 454 4.39% 10,338 730 31,002 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 8,758 94.89% 472 5.11% 9,230 735 30,348 Nanaimo 9,720 93.72% 651 6.28% 10,371 894 29,614 Nanaimo-Parksville 14,376 94.73% 799 5.27% 15,175 1,127 35,650 Nelson-Creston 7,796 90.58% 811 9.42% 8,607 947 27,304 New Westminster 7,402 91.88% 654 8.12% 8,056 884 29,779 North Coast 3,524 90.73% 360 9.27% 3,884 329 15,018 North Island 11,797 94.30% 713 5.70% 12,510 1,045 30,918

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. E - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

North Vancouver-Lonsdale 7,418 93.78% 492 6.22% 7,910 737 26,354 North Vancouver-Seymour 10,422 94.42% 616 5.58% 11,038 871 31,268 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 10,128 87.53% 1,443 12.47% 11,571 1,621 31,900 Okanagan-Vernon 12,693 96.26% 493 3.74% 13,186 692 33,679 Okanagan-Westside 11,609 95.20% 585 4.80% 12,194 756 28,449 Peace River North 5,638 96.57% 200 3.43% 5,838 181 14,871 Peace River South 5,975 95.80% 262 4.20% 6,237 236 14,270 Penticton-Okanagan Valley 12,287 94.47% 719 5.53% 13,006 943 34,291 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 7,848 95.54% 366 4.46% 8,214 568 28,352 Port Moody-Westwood 8,558 94.56% 492 5.44% 9,050 620 29,978 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 9,963 93.83% 655 6.17% 10,618 1,007 29,300 Prince George-Mount Robson 7, 117 94.89% 383 5.11% 7,500 385 19,717 Prince George North 8,016 96.47% 293 3.53% 8,309 351 20,043 Prince George-Omineca 8,608 96.36% 325 3.64% 8,933 386 22,037 Richmond Centre 6,075 94.61% 346 5.39% 6,421 462 23,736 Richmond East 6,070 93.88% 396 6.12% 6,466 384 25,330 Richmond-Steveston 7,583 92.61% 605 7.39% 8,188 727 28,084 Saanich North and the Islands 12,375 91.18% 1,197 8.82% 13,572 2,093 35,805 Saanich South 10,115 90.82% 1,022 9.18% 11,137 1,163 31,055 Shuswap 11,808 95.85% 511 4.15% 12,319 732 30,216 Skeena 6,019 95.62% 276 4.38% 6,295 318 17,285 Surrey-Cloverdale 9,791 95.91% 417 4.09% 10,208 633 28,107 Surrey-Green Timbers 4,692 93.19% 343 6.81% 5,035 357 21,883 Surrey-Newton 4,307 94.78% 237 5.22% 4,544 254 20,084 Surrey-Panorama Ridge 5,765 95.31% 284 4.69% 6,049 377 23,045 Surrey-Tynehead 7,828 95.99% 327 4.01% 8,155 503 26,996 Surrey-Whalley 4,653 92.99% 351 7.01% 5,004 305 20,509 Surrey-White Rock 11,819 95.05% 615 4.95% 12,434 1,029 34,108 Vancouver-Burrard 7,077 87.11% 1,047 12.89% 8,124 1,306 33,991 Vancouver-Fairview 6,874 86.27% 1,094 13.73% 7,968 1,264 33,520 Vancouver-Fraserview 5,065 92.43% 415 7.57% 5,480 456 24,452 Vancouver-Hastings 4,254 89.90% 478 10.10% 4,732 673 26,614 Vancouver-Kensington 4,259 91.08% 417 8.92% 4,676 463 25,144 Vancouver-Kingsway 4,277 91.55% 395 8.45% 4,672 358 23,674 Vancouver-Langara 5,643 91.92% 496 8.08% 6,139 529 24,682 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 3,098 84.46% 570 15.54% 3,668 636 24,539 Vancouver-Point Grey 7,164 86.65% 1,104 13.35% 8,268 1,445 33,254

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. E - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Vancouver-Quilchena 8,685 89.53% 1,016 10.47% 9,701 1,151 30,005 Victoria-Beacon Hill 7,792 83.13% 1,581 16.87% 9,373 1,915 33,235 Victoria-Hillside 7,192 89.00% 889 11.00% 8,081 1,090 28,240 West Kootenay-Boundary 8,556 92.64% 680 7.36% 9,236 650 27,657 West Vancouver-Capilano 10,403 94.87% 563 5.13% 10,966 890 28,162 West Vancouver-Garibaldi 9,764 94.34% 586 5.66% 10,350 879 30,022 Yale-Lillooet 8,166 95.50% 385 4.50% 8,551 518 22,288

Results by electoral district for the 2002 Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Question F: Aboriginal self-government should have the characteristics of local government, with powers delegated from Canada and British Columbia.

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Clayburn 7,346 89.47% 865 10.53% 8,211 593 23,513 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman 7,562 91.02% 746 8.98% 8,308 410 25,073 Alberni-Qualicum 11,455 89.09% 1,403 10.91% 12,858 835 31,638 Bulkley Valley-Stikine 5,807 89.66% 670 10.34% 6,477 519 17,078 Burnaby-Edmonds 5,616 85.36% 963 14.64% 6,579 517 25,521 Burnaby North 5,880 84.81% 1,053 15.19% 6,933 572 27,348 Burnaby-Willingdon 5,950 85.78% 986 14.22% 6,936 603 24,430 Burquitlam 6,371 86.05% 1,033 13.95% 7,404 598 26,312 Cariboo North 7,058 90.84% 712 9.16% 7,770 404 20,145 Cariboo South 7,768 91.39% 732 8.61% 8,500 444 20,780 Chilliwack-Kent 9,231 91.64% 842 8.36% 10,073 599 24,381 Chilliwack-Sumas 9,297 91.60% 853 8.40% 10,150 600 25,592 Columbia River-Revelstoke 6,066 89.97% 676 10.03% 6,742 386 18,936 Comox Valley 11,959 84.26% 2,234 15.74% 14,193 1,311 35,011 Coquitlam-Maillardville 7,089 87.08% 1,052 12.92% 8,141 655 27,030 Cowichan-Ladysmith 9,815 87.78% 1,366 12.22% 11,181 953 30,086 Delta North 6,920 88.98% 857 11.02% 7,777 491 25,965 Delta South 9,307 89.87% 1,049 10.13% 10,356 706 28,323 East Kootenay 6,904 89.78% 786 10.22% 7,690 374 22,423 Esquimalt-Metchosin 7,596 83.47% 1,504 16.53% 9,100 939 28,099 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 10,474 91.27% 1,002 8.73% 11,476 720 31,430 Kamloops 10,223 87.95% 1,401 12.05% 11,624 599 28,163

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. F - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Kamloops-North Thompson 11,906 89.14% 1,450 10.86% 13,356 626 28,862 Kelowna-Lake Country 11,393 90.58% 1,185 9.42% 12,578 838 31,736 Kelowna-Mission 11,737 90.01% 1,303 9.99% 13,040 913 33,131 Langley 9,444 91.03% 931 8.97% 10,375 612 29,833 Malahat-Juan de Fuca 9,217 86.46% 1,443 13.54% 10,660 983 29,660 Maple Ridge-Mission 9,228 89.37% 1,098 10.63% 10,326 742 31,002 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 8,177 88.67% 1,045 11.33% 9,222 743 30,348 Nanaimo 9,056 87.66% 1,275 12.34% 10,331 934 29,614 Nanaimo-Parksville 13,506 89.11% 1,651 10.89% 15,157 1,145 35,650 Nelson-Creston 7,232 84.11% 1,366 15.89% 8,598 956 27,304 New Westminster 6,758 83.85% 1,302 16.15% 8,060 880 29,779 North Coast 3,343 86.12% 539 13.88% 3,882 331 15,018 North Island 11,110 88.99% 1,375 11.01% 12,485 1,070 30,918 North Vancouver-Lonsdale 6,871 86.83% 1,042 13.17% 7,913 734 26,354 North Vancouver-Seymour 9,718 88.32% 1,285 11.68% 11,003 906 31,268 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 9,139 78.87% 2,448 21.13% 11,587 1,605 31,900 Okanagan-Vernon 12,020 91.39% 1,133 8.61% 13,153 725 33,679 Okanagan-Westside 11,043 90.67% 1,136 9.33% 12,179 771 28,449 Peace River North 5,271 90.52% 552 9.48% 5,823 196 14,871 Peace River South 5,656 90.71% 579 9.29% 6,235 238 14,270 Penticton-Okanagan Valley 11,576 88.86% 1,451 11.14% 13,027 922 34,291 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 7,268 88.39% 955 11.61% 8,223 559 28,352 Port Moody-Westwood 7,936 87.95% 1,087 12.05% 9,023 647 29,978 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 9,338 87.97% 1,277 12.03% 10,615 1,010 29,300 Prince George-Mount Robson 6,602 88.19% 884 11.81% 7,486 399 19,717 Prince George North 7,531 91.02% 743 8.98% 8,274 386 20,043 Prince George-Omineca 8,157 91.59% 749 8.41% 8,906 413 22,037 Richmond Centre 5,547 86.32% 879 13.68% 6,426 457 23,736 Richmond East 5,635 87.35% 816 12.65% 6,451 399 25,330 Richmond-Steveston 6,889 83.82% 1,330 16.18% 8,219 696 28,084 Saanich North and the Islands 11,489 84.63% 2,087 15.37% 13,576 2,089 35,805 Saanich South 9,301 83.44% 1,846 16.56% 11,147 1,153 31,055 Shuswap 11,243 91.49% 1,046 8.51% 12,289 762 30,216 Skeena 5,684 90.37% 606 9.63% 6,290 323 17,285 Surrey-Cloverdale 9,236 90.65% 953 9.35% 10,189 652 28,107 Surrey-Green Timbers 4,364 86.55% 678 13.45% 5,042 350 21,883 Surrey-Newton 3,943 87.02% 588 12.98% 4,531 267 20,084

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. F - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Surrey-Panorama Ridge 5,398 89.34% 644 10.66% 6,042 384 23,045 Surrey-Tynehead 7,296 89.39% 866 10.61% 8,162 496 26,996 Surrey-Whalley 4,288 85.74% 713 14.26% 5,001 308 20,509 Surrey-White Rock 11,079 88.96% 1,375 11.04% 12,454 1,009 34,108 Vancouver-Burrard 6,342 77.89% 1,800 22.11% 8,142 1,288 33,991 Vancouver-Fairview 6,136 76.67% 1,867 23.33% 8,003 1,229 33,520 Vancouver-Fraserview 4,569 83.09% 930 16.91% 5,499 437 24,452 Vancouver-Hastings 3,746 79.25% 981 20.75% 4,727 678 26,614 Vancouver-Kensington 3,761 80.43% 915 19.57% 4,676 463 25,144 Vancouver-Kingsway 3,771 80.80% 896 19.20% 4,667 363 23,674 Vancouver-Langara 5,126 83.61% 1,005 16.39% 6,131 537 24,682 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 2,664 72.39% 1,016 27.61% 3,680 624 24,539 Vancouver-Point Grey 6,416 77.24% 1,891 22.76% 8,307 1,406 33,254 Vancouver-Quilchena 8,029 82.57% 1,695 17.43% 9,724 1,128 30,005 Victoria-Beacon Hill 6,955 73.61% 2,493 26.39% 9,448 1,840 33,235 Victoria-Hillside 6,493 80.04% 1,619 19.96% 8,112 1,059 28,240 West Kootenay-Boundary 7,946 86.32% 1,259 13.68% 9,205 681 27,657 West Vancouver-Capilano 9,818 89.51% 1,151 10.49% 10,969 887 28,162 West Vancouver-Garibaldi 9,215 89.09% 1,129 10.91% 10,344 885 30,022 Yale-Lillooet 7,671 89.97% 855 10.03% 8,526 543 22,288

Results by electoral district for the 2002 Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Question G: Treaties should include mechanisms for harmonizing land use planning between Aboriginal governments and neighbouring local governments.

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Clayburn 7,623 93.15% 561 6.85% 8,184 620 23,513 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman 7,841 94.50% 456 5.50% 8,297 421 25,073 Alberni-Qualicum 11,896 92.55% 958 7.45% 12,854 839 31,638 Bulkley Valley-Stikine 6,048 93.81% 399 6.19% 6,447 549 17,078 Burnaby-Edmonds 5,967 91.20% 576 8.80% 6,543 553 25,521 Burnaby North 6,274 90.68% 645 9.32% 6,919 586 27,348 Burnaby-Willingdon 6,299 91.25% 604 8.75% 6,903 636 24,430 Burquitlam 6,713 91.07% 658 8.93% 7,371 631 26,312 Cariboo North 7,337 94.38% 437 5.62% 7,774 400 20,145

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. G - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Cariboo South 7,999 93.97% 513 6.03% 8,512 432 20,780 Chilliwack-Kent 9,513 94.70% 532 5.30% 10,045 627 24,381 Chilliwack-Sumas 9,641 95.35% 470 4.65% 10,111 639 25,592 Columbia River-Revelstoke 6,294 93.27% 454 6.73% 6,748 380 18,936 Comox Valley 12,535 88.43% 1,640 11.57% 14,175 1,329 35,011 Coquitlam-Maillardville 7,477 91.96% 654 8.04% 8,131 665 27,030 Cowichan-Ladysmith 10,238 91.81% 913 8.19% 11,151 983 30,086 Delta North 7,261 93.65% 492 6.35% 7,753 515 25,965 Delta South 9,713 94.09% 610 5.91% 10,323 739 28,323 East Kootenay 7,259 94.28% 440 5.72% 7,699 365 22,423 Esquimalt-Metchosin 8,077 88.82% 1,017 11.18% 9,094 945 28,099 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 10,811 94.57% 621 5.43% 11,432 764 31,430 Kamloops 10,634 91.40% 1,001 8.60% 11,635 588 28,163 Kamloops-North Thompson 12,321 92.08% 1,060 7.92% 13,381 601 28,862 Kelowna-Lake Country 11,881 94.39% 706 5.61% 12,587 829 31,736 Kelowna-Mission 12,184 93.32% 872 6.68% 13,056 897 33,131 Langley 9,837 94.81% 539 5.19% 10,376 611 29,833 Malahat-Juan de Fuca 9,655 90.56% 1,006 9.44% 10,661 982 29,660 Maple Ridge-Mission 9,634 93.48% 672 6.52% 10,306 762 31,002 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 8,571 92.98% 647 7.02% 9,218 747 30,348 Nanaimo 9,498 91.73% 856 8.27% 10,354 911 29,614 Nanaimo-Parksville 14,109 93.08% 1,049 6.92% 15,158 1,144 35,650 Nelson-Creston 7,659 89.13% 934 10.87% 8,593 961 27,304 New Westminster 7,156 89.08% 877 10.92% 8,033 907 29,779 North Coast 3,484 89.77% 397 10.23% 3,881 332 15,018 North Island 11,571 92.70% 911 7.30% 12,482 1,073 30,918 North Vancouver-Lonsdale 7,263 92.06% 626 7.94% 7,889 758 26,354 North Vancouver-Seymour 10,264 93.18% 751 6.82% 11,015 894 31,268 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 9,874 85.71% 1,646 14.29% 11,520 1,672 31,900 Okanagan-Vernon 12,423 94.44% 731 5.56% 13,154 724 33,679 Okanagan-Westside 11,427 93.92% 740 6.08% 12,167 783 28,449 Peace River North 5,504 94.44% 324 5.56% 5,828 191 14,871 Peace River South 5,830 93.52% 404 6.48% 6,234 239 14,270 Penticton-Okanagan Valley 12,066 92.92% 920 7.08% 12,986 963 34,291 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 7,678 93.58% 527 6.42% 8,205 577 28,352 Port Moody-Westwood 8,377 92.80% 650 7.20% 9,027 643 29,978 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 9,786 92.38% 807 7.62% 10,593 1,032 29,300

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. G - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Prince George-Mount Robson 6,930 92.55% 558 7.45% 7,488 397 19,717 Prince George North 7,854 94.81% 430 5.19% 8,284 376 20,043 Prince George-Omineca 8,489 95.17% 431 4.83% 8,920 399 22,037 Richmond Centre 5,933 92.56% 477 7.44% 6,410 473 23,736 Richmond East 5,954 92.31% 496 7.69% 6,450 400 25,330 Richmond-Steveston 7,416 90.72% 759 9.28% 8,175 740 28,084 Saanich North and the Islands 12,153 89.63% 1,406 10.37% 13,559 2,106 35,805 Saanich South 9,862 88.85% 1,237 11.15% 11,099 1,201 31,055 Shuswap 11,601 94.33% 697 5.67% 12,298 753 30,216 Skeena 5,886 93.74% 393 6.26% 6,279 334 17,285 Surrey-Cloverdale 9,589 94.23% 587 5.77% 10,176 665 28,107 Surrey-Green Timbers 4,557 90.61% 472 9.39% 5,029 363 21,883 Surrey-Newton 4,127 90.90% 413 9.10% 4,540 258 20,084 Surrey-Panorama Ridge 5,620 93.19% 411 6.81% 6,031 395 23,045 Surrey-Tynehead 7,601 93.53% 526 6.47% 8,127 531 26,996 Surrey-Whalley 4,478 89.65% 517 10.35% 4,995 314 20,509 Surrey-White Rock 11,582 93.43% 814 6.57% 12,396 1,067 34,108 Vancouver-Burrard 6,913 85.25% 1,196 14.75% 8,109 1,321 33,991 Vancouver-Fairview 6,727 84.67% 1,218 15.33% 7,945 1,287 33,520 Vancouver-Fraserview 4,936 90.29% 531 9.71% 5,467 469 24,452 Vancouver-Hastings 4,111 87.08% 610 12.92% 4,721 684 26,614 Vancouver-Kensington 4,074 87.44% 585 12.56% 4,659 480 25,144 Vancouver-Kingsway 4,109 88.23% 548 11.77% 4,657 373 23,674 Vancouver-Langara 5,540 90.54% 579 9.46% 6,119 549 24,682 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 2,992 82.00% 657 18.00% 3,649 655 24,539 Vancouver-Point Grey 6,977 84.63% 1,267 15.37% 8,244 1,469 33,254 Vancouver-Quilchena 8,522 88.19% 1,141 11.81% 9,663 1,189 30,005 Victoria-Beacon Hill 7,526 80.54% 1,819 19.46% 9,345 1,943 33,235 Victoria-Hillside 6,967 86.47% 1,090 13.53% 8,057 1,114 28,240 West Kootenay-Boundary 8,342 90.55% 871 9.45% 9,213 673 27,657 West Vancouver-Capilano 10,311 94.10% 646 5.90% 10,957 899 28,162 West Vancouver-Garibaldi 9,679 93.66% 655 6.34% 10,334 895 30,022 Yale-Lillooet 7,978 93.56% 549 6.44% 8,527 542 22,288

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Results by electoral district for the 2002 Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Question H: The existing tax exemptions for Aboriginal people should be phased out.

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Clayburn 7,598 92.58% 609 7.42% 8,207 597 23,513 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman 7,764 93.35% 553 6.65% 8,317 401 25,073 Alberni-Qualicum 12,027 93.18% 880 6.82% 12,907 786 31,638 Bulkley Valley-Stikine 6,056 93.63% 412 6.37% 6,468 528 17,078 Burnaby-Edmonds 5,777 87.76% 806 12.24% 6,583 513 25,521 Burnaby North 6,093 87.81% 846 12.19% 6,939 566 27,348 Burnaby-Willingdon 6,106 88.02% 831 11.98% 6,937 602 24,430 Burquitlam 6,528 88.28% 867 11.72% 7,395 607 26,312 Cariboo North 7,309 93.77% 486 6.23% 7,795 379 20,145 Cariboo South 8,071 94.52% 468 5.48% 8,539 405 20,780 Chilliwack-Kent 9,564 94.82% 523 5.18% 10,087 585 24,381 Chilliwack-Sumas 9,625 94.77% 531 5.23% 10,156 594 25,592 Columbia River-Revelstoke 6,214 92.03% 538 7.97% 6,752 376 18,936 Comox Valley 12,519 87.89% 1,725 12.11% 14,244 1,260 35,011 Coquitlam-Maillardville 7,288 89.39% 865 10.61% 8,153 643 27,030 Cowichan-Ladysmith 10,316 92.09% 886 7.91% 11,202 932 30,086 Delta North 7,180 92.18% 609 7.82% 7,789 479 25,965 Delta South 9,659 93.26% 698 6.74% 10,357 705 28,323 East Kootenay 7,160 92.91% 546 7.09% 7,706 358 22,423 Esquimalt-Metchosin 7,984 87.32% 1,159 12.68% 9,143 896 28,099 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 10,768 93.86% 705 6.14% 11,473 723 31,430 Kamloops 10,684 91.43% 1,002 8.57% 11,686 537 28,163 Kamloops-North Thompson 12,474 92.89% 955 7.11% 13,429 553 28,862 Kelowna-Lake Country 11,869 94.02% 755 5.98% 12,624 792 31,736 Kelowna-Mission 12,138 92.72% 953 7.28% 13,091 862 33,131 Langley 9,731 93.67% 658 6.33% 10,389 598 29,833 Malahat-Juan de Fuca 9,679 90.54% 1,011 9.46% 10,690 953 29,660 Maple Ridge-Mission 9,631 93.21% 702 6.79% 10,333 735 31,002 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 8,542 92.44% 699 7.56% 9,241 724 30,348 Nanaimo 9,525 91.62% 871 8.38% 10,396 869 29,614 Nanaimo-Parksville 14,166 93.11% 1,048 6.89% 15,214 1,088 35,650 Nelson-Creston 7,480 86.72% 1,145 13.28% 8,625 929 27,304 New Westminster 7,028 86.98% 1,052 13.02% 8,080 860 29,779 North Coast 3,433 88.25% 457 11.75% 3,890 323 15,018 North Island 11,684 93.17% 857 6.83% 12,541 1,014 30,918 North Vancouver-Lonsdale 7,123 89.89% 801 10.11% 7,924 723 26,354

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. H - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

North Vancouver-Seymour 10,072 91.36% 952 8.64% 11,024 885 31,268 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 9,719 84.07% 1,841 15.93% 11,560 1,632 31,900 Okanagan-Vernon 12,449 94.45% 731 5.55% 13,180 698 33,679 Okanagan-Westside 11,392 93.32% 816 6.68% 12,208 742 28,449 Peace River North 5,508 94.43% 325 5.57% 5,833 186 14,871 Peace River South 5,835 93.29% 420 6.71% 6,255 218 14,270 Penticton-Okanagan Valley 12,018 92.29% 1,004 7.71% 13,022 927 34,291 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 7,531 91.54% 696 8.46% 8,227 555 28,352 Port Moody-Westwood 8,198 90.65% 846 9.35% 9,044 626 29,978 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 9,819 92.38% 810 7.62% 10,629 996 29,300 Prince George-Mount Robson 6,945 92.53% 561 7.47% 7,506 379 19,717 Prince George North 7,907 95.18% 400 4.82% 8,307 353 20,043 Prince George-Omineca 8,477 94.83% 462 5.17% 8,939 380 22,037 Richmond Centre 5,719 89.12% 698 10.88% 6,417 466 23,736 Richmond East 5,826 90.17% 635 9.83% 6,461 389 25,330 Richmond-Steveston 7,188 87.57% 1,020 12.43% 8,208 707 28,084 Saanich North and the Islands 12,018 88.34% 1,586 11.66% 13,604 2,061 35,805 Saanich South 9,768 87.73% 1,366 12.27% 11,134 1,166 31,055 Shuswap 11,559 93.89% 752 6.11% 12,311 740 30,216 Skeena 5,913 93.78% 392 6.22% 6,305 308 17,285 Surrey-Cloverdale 9,591 93.94% 619 6.06% 10,210 631 28,107 Surrey-Green Timbers 4,494 88.94% 559 11.06% 5,053 339 21,883 Surrey-Newton 4,078 89.72% 467 10.28% 4,545 253 20,084 Surrey-Panorama Ridge 5,545 91.68% 503 8.32% 6,048 378 23,045 Surrey-Tynehead 7,553 92.38% 623 7.62% 8,176 482 26,996 Surrey-Whalley 4,430 88.28% 588 11.72% 5,018 291 20,509 Surrey-White Rock 11,498 92.31% 958 7.69% 12,456 1,007 34,108 Vancouver-Burrard 6,503 80.07% 1,619 19.93% 8,122 1,308 33,991 Vancouver-Fairview 6,324 79.35% 1,646 20.65% 7,970 1,262 33,520 Vancouver-Fraserview 4,723 86.04% 766 13.96% 5,489 447 24,452 Vancouver-Hastings 3,884 81.99% 853 18.01% 4,737 668 26,614 Vancouver-Kensington 3,851 82.34% 826 17.66% 4,677 462 25,144 Vancouver-Kingsway 3,917 83.91% 751 16.09% 4,668 362 23,674 Vancouver-Langara 5,271 85.80% 872 14.20% 6,143 525 24,682 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 2,722 74.15% 949 25.85% 3,671 633 24,539 Vancouver-Point Grey 6,637 80.30% 1,628 19.70% 8,265 1,448 33,254 Vancouver-Quilchena 8,246 85.06% 1,448 14.94% 9,694 1,158 30,005

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Results by electoral district for the Treaty Negotiations Referendum, Q. H - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Victoria-Beacon Hill 7,260 77.27% 2,136 22.73% 9,396 1,892 33,235 Victoria-Hillside 6,831 84.27% 1,275 15.73% 8,106 1,065 28,240 West Kootenay-Boundary 8,271 89.51% 969 10.49% 9,240 646 27,657 West Vancouver-Capilano 10,155 92.40% 835 7.60% 10,990 866 28,162 West Vancouver-Garibaldi 9,504 91.77% 852 8.23% 10,356 873 30,022 Yale-Lillooet 8,002 93.44% 562 6.56% 8,564 505 22,288

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2005 Electoral Reform Referendum

Date: May 17, 2005 Concurrent electoral activity: 38th General Election Enabling legislation: Electoral Reform Referendum Act (S.B.C. 2004, c.47) Purpose: To ascertain the view of the voters on the following question:

“Should British Columbia change to the BC-STV electoral system as recommended by the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform?”

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 982,364 57.69 NO 720,368 42.31 REJECTED 46,607

Two thresholds were set for the results to be binding on government: at least 60% of the valid votes cast had to be in support of the question; and in at least 48 of the 79 electoral districts, more than 50% of the valid votes cast had to be in support of the question.

THRESHOLD FINAL THRESHOLD REQUIREMENTS RESULTS REACHED

At least 60% of valid votes 57.69% of the total valid THRESHOLD 1 No cast vote “yes” votes cast voted “yes”

In at least 48 of 79 electoral 77 electoral districts THRESHOLD 2 districts more than 50% of voted “yes” by more than Ye s valid votes cast vote “yes” 50%

Legislative consequences: Although the referendum was narrowly defeated, the returned Liberal government stated that a second referendum would be held in conjunction with a future election. The Electoral Boundaries Commission Act was amended to direct the newly formed Electoral Boundaries Commission to propose a second set of electoral district boundaries for the BC-STV electoral system that would give British Columbians voting in the second referendum a better understanding of how electoral districts would be configured if the new electoral system was approved. For more on this second referendum, see the 2009 Electoral Reform Referendum.

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Results by electoral district for the 2005 Electoral Reform Referendum

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Clayburn 9,321 52.48% 8,439 47.52% 17,760 517 31,312 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman 9,523 50.90% 9,186 49.10% 18,709 717 34,226 Alberni-Qualicum 15,505 59.99% 10,343 40.01% 25,848 594 38,735 Bulkley Valley-Stikine 6,638 55.80% 5,258 44.20% 11,896 136 18,988 Burnaby-Edmonds 12,431 58.38% 8,861 41.62% 21,292 671 38,617 Burnaby North 12,210 56.06% 9,570 43.94% 21,780 853 38,505 Burnaby-Willingdon 10,900 57.08% 8,195 42.92% 19,095 644 34,958 Burquitlam 12,189 58.82% 8,533 41.18% 20,722 587 36,089 Cariboo North 8,923 58.57% 6,311 41.43% 15,234 279 24,399 Cariboo South 8,109 53.13% 7,154 46.87% 15,263 322 23,604 Chilliwack-Kent 10,849 55.10% 8,841 44.90% 19,690 534 34,092 Chilliwack-Sumas 11,226 55.12% 9,140 44.88% 20,366 609 35,146 Columbia River-Revelstoke 8,070 58.03% 5,836 41.97% 13,906 384 23,259 Comox Valley 18,248 60.96% 11,686 39.04% 29,934 648 45,205 Coquitlam-Maillardville 12,670 58.07% 9,150 41.93% 21,820 586 35,610 Cowichan-Ladysmith 15,839 58.26% 11,348 41.74% 27,187 698 39,181 Delta North 12,218 57.42% 9,062 42.58% 21,280 749 34,568 Delta South 13,636 57.68% 10,004 42.32% 23,640 580 34,458 East Kootenay 8,873 54.64% 7,365 45.36% 16,238 446 28,153 Esquimalt-Metchosin 14,569 59.17% 10,054 40.83% 24,623 490 37,999 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 13,775 54.29% 11,597 45.71% 25,372 726 40,470 Kamloops 11,462 49.54% 11,675 50.46% 23,137 507 38,589 Kamloops-North Thompson 11,607 49.40% 11,889 50.60% 23,496 531 35,799 Kelowna-Lake Country 13,042 55.74% 10,358 44.26% 23,400 664 44,568 Kelowna-Mission 13,389 54.09% 11,364 45.91% 24,753 818 45,534 Langley 13,323 55.58% 10,648 44.42% 23,971 683 40,303 Malahat-Juan de Fuca 15,549 59.05% 10,782 40.95% 26,331 569 39,045 Maple Ridge-Mission 15,244 57.16% 11,426 42.84% 26,670 591 43,384 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 14,186 57.71% 10,394 42.29% 24,580 645 39,727 Nanaimo 14,671 59.95% 9,802 40.05% 24,473 608 40,782 Nanaimo-Parksville 17,489 56.85% 13,277 43.15% 30,766 605 46,428 Nelson-Creston 14,490 67.30% 7,040 32.70% 21,530 419 32,510 New Westminster 15,417 61.74% 9,555 38.26% 24,972 877 40,591 North Coast 5,444 52.93% 4,842 47.07% 10,286 251 17,938 North Island 14,619 59.62% 9,900 40.38% 24,519 617 38,286 North Vancouver-Lonsdale 12,988 63.78% 7,377 36.22% 20,365 490 32,987 North Vancouver-Seymour 15,068 60.66% 9,771 39.34% 24,839 538 34,211

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Results by electoral district for the 2005 Electoral Reform Referendum - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Oak Bay-Gordon Head 16,401 59.69% 11,076 40.31% 27,477 660 38,605 Okanagan-Vernon 15,174 58.27% 10,868 41.73% 26,042 602 44,323 Okanagan-Westside 11,225 51.80% 10,445 48.20% 21,670 456 36,845 Peace River North 5,172 58.51% 3,667 41.49% 8,839 157 19,681 Peace River South 5,279 54.24% 4,453 45.76% 9,732 193 17,997 Penticton-Okanagan Valley 13,521 51.42% 12,772 48.58% 26,293 663 43,632 Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 13,749 57.78% 10,045 42.22% 23,794 606 38,437 Port Moody-Westwood 14,680 57.48% 10,859 42.52% 25,539 684 43,715 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 14,931 60.32% 9,821 39.68% 24,752 584 35,413 Prince George-Mount Robson 7,948 57.61% 5,849 42.39% 13,797 352 25,030 Prince George North 8,457 56.39% 6,540 43.61% 14,997 364 25,147 Prince George-Omineca 8,903 55.11% 7,252 44.89% 16,155 432 26,107 Richmond Centre 9,362 52.45% 8,486 47.55% 17,848 598 38,081 Richmond East 10,474 53.30% 9,177 46.70% 19,651 647 38,587 Richmond-Steveston 12,401 54.63% 10,301 45.37% 22,702 651 39,353 Saanich North and the Islands 18,982 61.41% 11,928 38.59% 30,910 615 43,374 Saanich South 15,903 59.06% 11,022 40.94% 26,925 706 38,828 Shuswap 11,841 52.79% 10,590 47.21% 22,431 717 36,631 Skeena 7,014 56.19% 5,468 43.81% 12,482 317 20,638 Surrey-Cloverdale 14,147 54.73% 11,702 45.27% 25,849 541 40,932 Surrey-Green Timbers 10,101 58.10% 7,286 41.90% 17,387 618 31,772 Surrey-Newton 10,273 58.03% 7,431 41.97% 17,704 717 30,961 Surrey-Panorama Ridge 12,107 58.15% 8,715 41.85% 20,822 781 35,290 Surrey-Tynehead 12,867 56.71% 9,824 43.29% 22,691 737 39,909 Surrey-Whalley 9,048 57.80% 6,606 42.20% 15,654 418 29,718 Surrey-White Rock 16,020 58.66% 11,292 41.34% 27,312 756 42,082 Vancouver-Burrard 18,095 65.86% 9,382 34.14% 27,477 722 55,201 Vancouver-Fairview 17,403 64.58% 9,545 35.42% 26,948 782 46,379 Vancouver-Fraserview 10,408 52.06% 9,584 47.94% 19,992 722 36,212 Vancouver-Hastings 12,680 61.68% 7,877 38.32% 20,557 774 39,105 Vancouver-Kensington 11,283 56.67% 8,627 43.33% 19,910 944 36,710 Vancouver-Kingsway 9,974 53.87% 8,541 46.13% 18,515 912 36,449 Vancouver-Langara 9,739 51.65% 9,116 48.35% 18,855 735 37,294 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 12,833 67.84% 6,083 32.16% 18,916 1,094 41,071 Vancouver-Point Grey 16,715 64.24% 9,305 35.76% 26,020 535 44,818 Vancouver-Quilchena 12,029 50.88% 11,615 49.12% 23,644 672 39,811 Victoria-Beacon Hill 18,661 67.91% 8,818 32.09% 27,479 642 44,357

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Results by electoral district for the 2005 Electoral Reform Referendum - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Victoria-Hillside 15,425 64.99% 8,308 35.01% 23,733 529 39,289 West Kootenay-Boundary 12,536 59.08% 8,683 40.92% 21,219 361 32,380 West Vancouver-Capilano 12,000 57.03% 9,041 42.97% 21,041 443 32,668 West Vancouver-Garibaldi 14,277 62.63% 8,518 37.37% 22,795 631 38,322 Yale-Lillooet 8,616 52.43% 7,817 47.57% 16,433 354 25,874

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2009 Electoral Reform Referendum

Date: May 12, 2009 Concurrent electoral activity: 39th General Election Enabling legislation: Electoral Reform Referendum 2009 Act (S.B.C. 2008, c.4) Purpose: To ascertain the view of the voters on the following question:

“Which electoral system should British Columbia use to elect members to the provincial Legislative Assembly?”

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

The existing electoral system (First-Past-the-Post) 971,350 60.91% The single transferable vote electoral system (BC-STV), 623,420 39.09% proposed by the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform Rejected 56,369

Legislative consequences: None.

Results by electoral district for the 2009 Electoral Reform Referendum

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID BC- VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT FPTP VOTES STV VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Mission 12,018 68.57% 5,509 31.43% 17,527 407 34,412 Abbotsford South 11,350 71.66% 4,489 28.34% 15,839 720 33,979 Abbotsford West 11,950 76.24% 3,724 23.76% 15,674 641 30,822 Alberni-Pacific Rim 9,528 55.19% 7,735 44.81% 17,263 514 30,818 Boundary-Similkameen 10,970 63.57% 6,287 36.43% 17,257 699 28,822 Burnaby-Deer Lake 9,868 61.77% 6,108 38.23% 15,976 800 34,488 Burnaby-Edmonds 9,798 61.05% 6,250 38.95% 16,048 764 34,288 Burnaby-Lougheed 11,152 60.18% 7,379 39.82% 18,531 598 35,705 Burnaby North 12,036 61.15% 7,647 38.85% 19,683 983 38,404 Cariboo-Chilcotin 8,524 67.17% 4,167 32.83% 12,691 411 20,890 Cariboo North 9,223 66.73% 4,598 33.27% 13,821 408 23,631 Chilliwack 12,066 68.06% 5,662 31.94% 17,728 643 36,138 Chilliwack-Hope 11,169 67.91% 5,278 32.09% 16,447 504 32,709 Columbia River-Revelstoke 8,233 63.12% 4,811 36.88% 13,044 462 24,071 Comox Valley 16,623 57.92% 12,078 42.08% 28,701 797 48,367 Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 9,689 65.45% 5,114 34.55% 14,803 528 31,397 Coquitlam-Maillardville 12,711 63.91% 7,177 36.09% 19,888 729 37,342 Cowichan Valley 14,110 55.62% 11,259 44.38% 25,369 721 41,612 Delta North 13,705 68.78% 6,220 31.22% 19,925 683 34,851

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% OF % OF TOTAL VALID BC- VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT FPTP VOTES STV VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Delta South 14,753 64.53% 8,110 35.47% 22,863 669 34,331 Esquimalt-Royal Roads 10,991 51.39% 10,397 48.61% 21,388 457 37,546 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 16,804 69.02% 7,541 30.98% 24,345 554 43,243 Fraser-Nicola 9,345 70.41% 3,927 29.59% 13,272 456 21,663 Juan de Fuca 11,135 56.29% 8,648 43.71% 19,783 456 33,812 Kamloops-North Thompson 14,215 69.66% 6,192 30.34% 20,407 641 38,245 Kamloops-South Thompson 15,549 68.13% 7,272 31.87% 22,821 565 40,645 Kelowna-Lake Country 11,879 62.40% 7,158 37.60% 19,037 783 41,947 Kelowna-Mission 12,887 63.23% 7,494 36.77% 20,381 1,083 42,344 Kootenay East 11,068 69.47% 4,864 30.53% 15,932 548 29,463 Kootenay West 9,908 55.56% 7,924 44.44% 17,832 604 30,934 Langley 15,909 69.13% 7,103 30.87% 23,012 632 42,918 Maple Ridge-Mission 12,161 65.06% 6,532 34.94% 18,693 671 35,200 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 13,364 66.14% 6,842 33.86% 20,206 683 36,716 Nanaimo 12,431 57.59% 9,156 42.41% 21,587 706 39,273 Nanaimo-North Cowichan 12,955 55.78% 10,271 44.22% 23,226 639 38,832 Nechako Lakes 6,122 70.47% 2,566 29.53% 8,688 259 16,318 Nelson-Creston 8,106 50.31% 8,006 49.69% 16,112 508 27,565 New Westminster 13,548 58.23% 9,718 41.77% 23,266 677 42,765 North Coast 5,228 60.68% 3,388 39.32% 8,616 337 15,681 North Island 13,146 59.23% 9,049 40.77% 22,195 700 40,040 North Vancouver-Lonsdale 11,716 57.49% 8,662 42.51% 20,378 769 38,088 North Vancouver-Seymour 13,011 58.84% 9,102 41.16% 22,113 544 37,071 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 12,507 49.98% 12,517 50.02% 25,024 629 38,415 Parksville-Qualicum 16,299 62.36% 9,838 37.64% 26,137 668 40,805 Peace River North 5,433 60.44% 3,556 39.56% 8,989 315 23,253 Peace River South 4,884 66.31% 2,481 33.69% 7,365 280 17,397 Penticton 13,577 60.13% 9,001 39.87% 22,578 1,065 42,109 Port Coquitlam 13,004 65.80% 6,758 34.20% 19,762 671 37,009 Port Moody-Coquitlam 11,595 62.20% 7,047 37.80% 18,642 592 33,487 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 13,288 59.45% 9,062 40.55% 22,350 525 36,304 Prince George-Mackenzie 11,590 67.46% 5,591 32.54% 17,181 484 32,913 Prince George-Valemount 11,522 66.07% 5,918 33.93% 17,440 603 34,727 Richmond Centre 10,892 67.02% 5,361 32.98% 16,253 942 42,007 Richmond East 11,908 67.05% 5,853 32.95% 17,761 900 41,331 Richmond-Steveston 13,701 65.20% 7,313 34.80% 21,014 819 42,336 Saanich North and the Islands 14,803 51.31% 14,047 48.69% 28,850 529 43,989

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Results by electoral district for the 2009 Electoral Reform Referendum - continued

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID BC- VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT FPTP VOTES STV VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Saanich South 13,598 55.84% 10,752 44.16% 24,350 630 37,612 Shuswap 14,261 63.69% 8,131 36.31% 22,392 781 40,773 Skeena 7,187 64.07% 4,031 35.93% 11,218 443 21,066 Stikine 5,052 61.68% 3,139 38.32% 8,191 378 13,131 Surrey-Cloverdale 15,012 69.19% 6,685 30.81% 21,697 457 40,268 Surrey-Fleetwood 11,693 67.83% 5,546 32.17% 17,239 647 33,039 Surrey-Green Timbers 10,648 73.57% 3,826 26.43% 14,474 762 29,799 Surrey-Newton 10,959 73.09% 4,034 26.91% 14,993 647 30,628 Surrey-Panorama 14,752 69.24% 6,555 30.76% 21,307 628 38,685 Surrey-Tynehead 10,916 66.83% 5,417 33.17% 16,333 577 34,037 Surrey-Whalley 9,641 63.14% 5,629 36.86% 15,270 622 33,557 Surrey-White Rock 15,475 65.45% 8,170 34.55% 23,645 820 39,598 Vancouver-Fairview 11,169 48.68% 11,774 51.32% 22,943 655 41,748 Vancouver-False Creek 8,267 51.75% 7,707 48.25% 15,974 481 34,211 Vancouver-Fraserview 11,707 63.59% 6,704 36.41% 18,411 1,228 38,262 Vancouver-Hastings 8,682 46.81% 9,864 53.19% 18,546 1,148 39,006 Vancouver-Kensington 9,483 53.87% 8,119 46.13% 17,602 1,482 36,755 Vancouver-Kingsway 9,318 60.01% 6,210 39.99% 15,528 1,379 36,057 Vancouver-Langara 11,182 64.59% 6,131 35.41% 17,313 881 38,142 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 6,346 38.14% 10,292 61.86% 16,638 1,135 38,267 Vancouver-Point Grey 10,639 47.41% 11,801 52.59% 22,440 615 41,181 Vancouver-Quilchena 13,789 62.82% 8,161 37.18% 21,950 574 39,067 Vancouver-West End 7,974 46.62% 9,131 53.38% 17,105 542 35,370 Vernon-Monashee 13,535 57.72% 9,916 42.28% 23,451 945 45,410 Victoria-Beacon Hill 9,109 38.28% 14,687 61.72% 23,796 556 42,615 Victoria-Swan Lake 9,352 43.93% 11,935 56.07% 21,287 528 38,359 West Vancouver-Capilano 13,925 63.26% 8,087 36.74% 22,012 746 39,288 West Vancouver-Sea to Sky 9,907 54.79% 8,174 45.21% 18,081 441 34,911 Westside-Kelowna 11,810 62.75% 7, 0 11 37.25% 18,821 666 41,155

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2011 HST Referendum

Date: June 13 to August 26, 2011 Concurrent electoral activity: N/A Enabling legislation: Referendum Act (R.S.B.C. 1996, c.400) Purpose: To ascertain the view of the voters on the following question:

“Are you in favour of extinguishing the HST () and reinstating the PST (Provincial Sales Tax) in conjunction with the GST (Goods and Services Tax)?”

TOTAL VOTES % OF VALID VOTES

YES 881,198 54.73% NO 728,927 45.27% REJECTED 2,977

Legislative consequences: The Provincial Sales Tax Act (S.B.C. 2012, c.35) and Provincial Sales Tax Transitional Provisions and Amendments Act, 2013 (S.B.C. 2013, c.1) were passed in spring 2012 and spring 2013, respectively. This legislation eliminated the HST and reinstated the PST as it was prior to the introduction of the HST in 2010.

Results by electoral district for the 2011 HST Referendum

% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Abbotsford-Mission 8,214 45.37% 9,892 54.63% 18,106 26 35,143 Abbotsford South 7,573 43.28% 9,925 56.72% 17,498 30 34,777 Abbotsford West 7,740 48.54% 8,207 51.46% 15,947 38 31,042 Alberni-Pacific Rim 10,665 63.90% 6,024 36.10% 16,689 22 31,178 Boundary-Similkameen 9,679 59.48% 6,593 40.52% 16,272 26 28,826 Burnaby-Deer Lake 11,097 62.62% 6,625 37.38% 17,722 40 34,857 Burnaby-Edmonds 11,827 64.55% 6,494 35.45% 18,321 43 35,639 Burnaby-Lougheed 11,426 58.77% 8,016 41.23% 19,442 46 36,047 Burnaby North 12,956 60.34% 8,516 39.66% 21,472 41 39,723 Cariboo-Chilcotin 6,361 56.90% 4,818 43.10% 11,179 10 20,741 Cariboo North 7,131 58.96% 4,964 41.04% 12,095 22 23,475 Chilliwack 9,572 49.03% 9,949 50.97% 19,521 34 36,761 Chilliwack-Hope 8,991 49.65% 9,118 50.35% 18,109 42 33,736 Columbia River-Revelstoke 8,248 66.19% 4,214 33.81% 12,462 20 24,078 Comox Valley 14,759 53.45% 12,853 46.55% 27,612 42 49,111

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% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Coquitlam-Burke Mountain 10,369 55.85% 8,196 44.15% 18,565 32 34,103 Coquitlam-Maillardville 11,973 54.63% 9,942 45.37% 21,915 35 37,671 Cowichan Valley 13,276 55.55% 10,623 44.45% 23,899 53 42,225 Delta North 11,479 58.44% 8,163 41.56% 19,642 30 35,355 Delta South 9,889 46.46% 11,396 53.54% 21,285 24 34,579 Esquimalt-Royal Roads 12,073 57.96% 8,758 42.04% 20,831 34 38,502 Fort Langley-Aldergrove 11,148 45.84% 13,171 54.16% 24,319 26 44,997 Fraser-Nicola 6,720 55.25% 5,442 44.75% 12,162 17 21,495 Juan de Fuca 12,600 62.50% 7,559 37.50% 20,159 24 36,963 Kamloops-North Thompson 10,779 54.73% 8,916 45.27% 19,695 36 39,161 Kamloops-South Thompson 10,025 44.09% 12,711 55.91% 22,736 28 41,327 Kelowna-Lake Country 10,606 46.90% 12,007 53.10% 22,613 49 43,844 Kelowna-Mission 10,125 44.42% 12,670 55.58% 22,795 47 44,133 Kootenay East 9,629 60.87% 6,191 39.13% 15,820 32 29,732 Kootenay West 11,797 69.62% 5,148 30.38% 16,945 28 31,100 Langley 11,850 48.67% 12,500 51.33% 24,350 22 44,311 Maple Ridge-Mission 10,724 55.80% 8,495 44.20% 19,219 44 36,898 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows 11,652 56.88% 8,833 43.12% 20,485 35 37,919 Nanaimo 11,661 55.16% 9,478 44.84% 21,139 29 39,893 Nanaimo-North Cowichan 13,779 60.83% 8,871 39.17% 22,650 42 39,641 Nechako Lakes 3,626 46.68% 4,141 53.32% 7,767 15 16,170 Nelson-Creston 8,966 63.83% 5,081 36.17% 14,047 36 27,571 New Westminster 13,748 57.33% 10,234 42.67% 23,982 52 44,662 North Coast 4,131 67.18% 2,018 32.82% 6,149 12 15,100 North Island 11,952 57.97% 8,666 42.03% 20,618 30 39,894 North Vancouver-Lonsdale 9,610 48.16% 10,344 51.84% 19,954 37 38,527 North Vancouver-Seymour 8,717 39.41% 13,403 60.59% 22,120 35 37,572 Oak Bay-Gordon Head 10,738 48.60% 11,356 51.40% 22,094 31 37,916 Parksville-Qualicum 13,933 51.57% 13,086 48.43% 27,019 56 41,609 Peace River North 4,407 50.02% 4,403 49.98% 8,810 16 23,724 Peace River South 4,073 58.82% 2,852 41.18% 6,925 11 17,398 Penticton 11,489 50.49% 11,267 49.51% 22,756 46 42,161 Port Coquitlam 11,483 55.61% 9,168 44.39% 20,651 29 38,142 Port Moody-Coquitlam 9,677 50.85% 9,353 49.15% 19,030 23 34,899 Powell River-Sunshine Coast 12,197 58.24% 8,745 41.76% 20,942 31 36,510 Prince George-Mackenzie 8,904 56.92% 6,738 43.08% 15,642 35 32,903 Prince George-Valemount 9,566 58.73% 6,722 41.27% 16,288 28 34,815

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% OF % OF TOTAL VALID VALID VALID REGISTERED ELECTORAL DISTRICT YES VOTES NO VOTES VOTES REJECTED VOTERS

Richmond Centre 12,922 63.77% 7,343 36.23% 20,265 63 43,650 Richmond East 14,808 65.58% 7,771 34.42% 22,579 57 43,719 Richmond-Steveston 13,086 55.19% 10,623 44.81% 23,709 42 42,678 Saanich North and the Islands 14,162 51.35% 13,419 48.65% 27,581 22 44,960 Saanich South 12,370 52.52% 11,183 47.48% 23,553 31 38,306 Shuswap 11,130 49.84% 11,202 50.16% 22,332 36 40,498 Skeena 6,354 66.74% 3,167 33.26% 9,521 16 20,824 Stikine 3,300 53.55% 2,863 46.45% 6,163 14 13,046 Surrey-Cloverdale 12,303 47.55% 13,572 52.45% 25,875 30 46,661 Surrey-Fleetwood 11,370 63.10% 6,649 36.90% 18,019 52 33,791 Surrey-Green Timbers 10,827 75.51% 3,511 24.49% 14,338 47 30,228 Surrey-Newton 10,826 72.22% 4,165 27.78% 14,991 35 31,614 Surrey-Panorama 12,087 53.33% 10,577 46.67% 22,664 47 42,057 Surrey-Tynehead 10,736 59.47% 7,316 40.53% 18,052 38 35,404 Surrey-Whalley 10,943 68.88% 4,944 31.12% 15,887 43 35,049 Surrey-White Rock 11,187 45.53% 13,386 54.47% 24,573 36 40,097 Vancouver-Fairview 8,502 47.21% 9,508 52.79% 18,010 27 42,796 Vancouver-False Creek 6,888 44.43% 8,615 55.57% 15,503 32 38,627 Vancouver-Fraserview 15,674 66.01% 8,072 33.99% 23,746 55 38,790 Vancouver-Hastings 13,170 66.86% 6,529 33.14% 19,699 50 39,258 Vancouver-Kensington 13,559 69.48% 5,955 30.52% 19,514 51 37,149 Vancouver-Kingsway 13,701 72.45% 5,211 27.55% 18,912 42 36,524 Vancouver-Langara 11,842 61.65% 7,365 38.35% 19,207 36 38,222 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 9,840 63.85% 5,571 36.15% 15,411 58 39,409 Vancouver-Point Grey 7,878 41.89% 10,930 58.11% 18,808 22 40,187 Vancouver-Quilchena 7,944 37.60% 13,181 62.40% 21,125 45 38,354 Vancouver-West End 8,354 53.92% 7,139 46.08% 15,493 39 35,974 Vernon-Monashee 12,581 50.92% 12,127 49.08% 24,708 45 46,157 Victoria-Beacon Hill 11,312 55.76% 8,976 44.24% 20,288 46 43,038 Victoria-Swan Lake 11,068 57.73% 8,103 42.27% 19,171 41 38,704 West Vancouver-Capilano 8,620 35.48% 15,676 64.52% 24,296 53 39,549 West Vancouver-Sea to Sky 6,621 39.22% 10,262 60.78% 16,883 19 35,536 Westside-Kelowna 9,623 46.30% 11,161 53.70% 20,784 35 43,758

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Initiative Petitions

The Recall and Initiative Act (R.S.B.C. 1996, c.398) permits voters in British Columbia to propose new laws or initiate changes to existing laws.

Any registered voter can apply to have a petition issued by the Chief Electoral Officer. If more than 10% of the registered voters in each of the electoral districts who were registered to vote on the date the petition was issued sign an initiative petition within the 90-day canvassing period, the Chief Electoral Officer sends a copy of the verified petition and draft Bill to the Select Standing Committee on Legislative Initiatives.

The Select Standing Committee must meet within 30 days of receipt of the petition and draft Bill. From their first meeting, the committee has 90 days to consider the legislative proposal and either table a report recommending introduction of the draft Bill or refer the initiative to the Chief Electoral Officer for an initiative vote.

Petition IP-2002-001: An Initiative to Establish a Proportional Representation Electoral System Proponent: Opponent: None registered Petition Issued: May 13, 2002 Outcome: The petition was returned on August 12, 2002, with 98,165 signatures, falling short of the 212,473 signatures required.

Petition IP-2010-002: An Initiative to End the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) Proponent: William Vander Zalm Opponent: None registered Petition Issued: April 6, 2010 Outcome: The petition was returned on July 5, 2010, with 557,383 verified signatures, exceeding the 299,611 signatures required. The Chief Electoral Officer determined that the petition met the legislated requirements, meaning it was signed by 10% of the registered voters in each electoral district who were entitled to sign the petition, and the proponent did not exceed the expenses limit established in the Recall and Initiative Act. On August 23, 2010, the Chief Electoral Officer sent a copy of the petition and the draft Bill to the Select Standing Committee on Legislative Initiatives. On September 13, 2010, the Select Standing Committee on Legislative Initiatives referred the successful petition and draft Bill back to the Chief Electoral Officer to conduct an initiative vote. The requirement to hold an initiative vote was removed by the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) Initiative Vote and Referendum Act passed in spring 2011, and a referendum under the Referendum Act was held instead.

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Petition IP-2012-001: An Initiative to Amend the Police Act Proponent: Dana Larsen Opponent: None registered Petition Issued: November 19, 2011 Outcome: The petition was withdrawn on November 21, 2012.

Petition IP-2013-001: An Initiative to Amend the Police Act Proponent: Dana Larsen Opponent: None registered Petition Issued: September 9, 2013 Outcome: The petition was returned on December 9, 2013, with 202,037 signatures, falling short of the 317,454 signatures required.

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Recall Petitions

The Recall and Initiative Act (R.S.B.C. 1996, c.398) allows voters in British Columbia to remove a Member of the Legislative Assembly between elections.

Any individual can apply to the Chief Electoral Officer for a petition for the recall of the Member for the electoral district in which the applicant is registered to vote. A Member cannot be recalled during the first 18 months after election.

If the application for a petition is complete and meets the requirements of the Act, a petition is issued and the proponent has 60 days to collect signatures from 40% of the voters who were registered to vote in the Member’s electoral district at the last election and who are currently registered to vote in British Columbia.

If the petition is successful, the Member ceases to hold office, and a by-election must be called within 90 days.

Petition RP-DLS-2002-001 Proponent: John Bayne Member: Val Roddick, LIB, Delta South Petition Issued: November 26, 2002 Outcome: The petition was returned on January 27, 2003, with 9,999 signatures, falling short of the 11,949 signatures required.

Petition RP-NAP-2003-001 Proponent: Elizabeth Fox Member: , LIB, Nanaimo-Parksville Petition Issued: February 20, 2003 Outcome: The petition was not submitted and was therefore determined to have failed.

Petition RP-NAN-2003-002 Proponent: George C. Addison Member: Mike Hunter, LIB, Nanaimo Petition Issued: February 21, 2003 Outcome: The petition was not submitted and was therefore determined to have failed.

Petition RP-ALQ-2003-003 Proponent: John Olsen Member: Gillian Trumper, LIB, Alberni-Qualicum Petition Issued: February 24, 2003

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Outcome: The petition was not submitted and was therefore determined to have failed.

Petition RP-CLR-2003-004 Proponent: Joylaine Orr Member: Wendy McMahon, LIB, Columbia River-Revelstoke Petition Issued: February 26, 2003 Outcome: The petition was not submitted and was therefore determined to have failed.

Petition RP-NEL-2003-005 Proponent: Birthe Wilson-Achtner Member: Blair Suffredine, LIB, Nelson-Creston Petition Issued: February 27, 2003 Outcome: The petition was not submitted and was therefore determined to have failed.

Petition RP-VTB-2003-006 Proponent: Sybil Rowe Member: Jeff Bray, LIB, Victoria-Beacon Hill Petition Issued: February 28, 2003 Outcome: The petition was not submitted and was therefore determined to have failed.

Petition RP-VPG-2003-007 Proponent: Eric Simons Member: Gordon Campbell, LIB, Vancouver-Point Grey Petition Issued: March 13, 2003 Outcome: The petition was not submitted and was therefore determined to have failed.

Petition RP-VBU-2003-008 Proponent: Alec Robert Zuke Member: Lorne Mayencourt, LIB, Vancouver-Burrard Petition Issued: April 2, 2003 Outcome: The petition was not submitted and was therefore determined to have failed.

Petition RP-OBG-2010-001 Proponent: Michael Roy Hayes Member: , LIB, Oak Bay-Gordon Head Petition Issued: December 6, 2010 Outcome: The petition was returned on February 4, 2011, with 8,870 signatures, falling short of the 15,368 signatures required.

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Petition RP-CMX-2011-001 Proponent: Kathryn Jean Elizabeth Askew Member: Don McRae, LIB, Comox Valley Petition Issued: January 21, 2011 Outcome: The petition was returned on March 22, 2011, with 5,181 signatures, falling short of the 19,348 signatures required.

Petition RP-KAN-2011-002 Proponent: Chad Byron Moats Member: , LIB, Kamloops-North Thompson Petition Issued: February 3, 2011 Outcome: The petition was not submitted and was therefore determined to have failed.

Petition RP-MRM-2011-003 Proponent: Wilfred McIntyre Member: , LIB, Maple Ridge-Mission Petition Issued: March 10, 2011 Outcome: The petition was withdrawn on April 6, 2011, and therefore failed.

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Chief Electoral Officers

NAME TERM NOTES

Robert A. Patterson May 2, 1990­—April 28, 1996 Appointed Chief Electoral Officer by Order in Council April 29, 1996—June 6, 2002 Appointed as an independent Officer of the Legislature

Linda Johnson June 21, 2002—November 6, 2002 Appointed as Acting Chief Electoral Officer while the process of selecting a new Chief Electoral Officer was underway

Harry Neufeld November 7, 2002—June 5, 2010 Appointed as an independent Officer of the Legislature

Craig James June 5, 2010—August 31, 2011 Appointed as Acting Chief Electoral Officer while the process of selecting a new Chief Electoral Officer was underway

Keith Archer, PhD September 1, 2011— Appointed as an independent Officer of the Legislature

Prior to 1996, the Chief Electoral Officer was appointed by Order in Council for a period determined by the Lieutenant Governor in Council.

In 1996, the Election Act was amended to require the Lieutenant Governor to appoint, on the recommendation of the Legislative Assembly, an individual who was unanimously recommended for the appointment by a Special Committee of the Legislative Assembly.

The amendments also established that the Chief Electoral Officer is an independent Officer of the Legislature and set the term of office to befrom the date of appointment until 12 months after the date set for the return of the last writ for the second general election for which the Chief Electoral Officer is responsible.

The Election Act provides for an Acting Chief Electoral Officer to be appointed if the office of Chief Electoral Officer is vacant or the appointed Chief Electoral Officer is suspended or temporarily absent because of illness or another reason. If the Legislative Assembly is sitting, the Lieutenant Governor must appoint an Acting Chief Electoral Officer on the recommendation of the Legislative Assembly. If the Legislative Assembly is not sitting, the Lieutenant Governor in Council may appoint an Acting Chief Electoral Officer.

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District Electoral Officers, Deputy District Electoral Officers and District Registrars of Voters

In the 2005 General Election, District Electoral Officers took on a new role as District Registrars of Voters for their electoral district and were assigned responsibility for enumeration and voter registration activities immediately prior to and during electoral events. Deputy District Electoral Officers were appointed as Deputy District Registrars of Voters.

Prior to 2005, the roles were held by staff in four regional Elections BC offices and by Government Agents in regions without Elections BC staff. Outside of this period, the role of District Registrar of Voters for all electoral districts was held by a senior Elections BC staff member.

Ahead of the 2013 General Election, these responsibilities were revised so that a senior Elections BC staff member maintained the role of District Registrar of Voters throughout the election period, and both District Electoral Officers and Deputy District Electoral Officers were appointed as Deputy District Registrars of Voters for the time immediately prior to and during the enumeration and election periods.

District Electoral Officers for by-elections are listed with each individual by- election in Part One.

2005 General Election District Electoral Officers and Deputy District Electoral Officers

DISTRICT DEPUTY DISTRICT ELECTORAL DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER ELECTORAL OFFICER(S)

Abbotsford-Clayburn Mario Caravetta Kathi Kopan Abbotsford-Mount Lehman Helen Lockhart Joan Byrne Alberni-Qualicum Ann Chandler Karen Giesbrecht, Maureen Robertson Bulkley Valley-Stikine Phil Leroux Louise Flint Burnaby-Edmonds David Bahr Vivian Price Burnaby North Joy Starling Teresa Chan Burnaby-Willingdon Bill Hutchinson Bill Wong Burquitlam Donald Copan Jeanne Caldwell Cariboo North Darlene Dorsey Kimberley Keeler, Sandi Sandrock Cariboo South Tom Sugden Malcolm McGregor, Jim Dunsmuir

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2005 General Election DEOs and DDEOs - continued

DISTRICT DEPUTY DISTRICT ELECTORAL DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER ELECTORAL OFFICER(S)

Chilliwack-Kent Martha Wiens Doreen Schroeder Chilliwack-Sumas Valerie Nessel Diane Toews Columbia River-Revelstoke Brenda Bowle-Evans Merle Snider Comox Valley Paul Wallin Patricia Miller Coquitlam-Maillardville Robert Johnston Tom Parkinson Cowichan-Ladysmith Donna Dawe Dianne Whetstone Delta North Denis Weiss Satnam Reehal Delta South Margaret Cooke Pat Turner East Kootenay Mike Redfern Linda Douglas Esquimalt-Metchosin Ken Schaalje George Fletcher Fort Langley-Aldergrove Milt Stein Dorothy Anderson Kamloops Terry Dixon Bob King Kamloops-North Thompson Sharon Lyons Betty Faulkner Kelowna-Lake Country Dennis Campbell Sue Melnyk Kelowna-Mission Les Stacey Art Perry Langley Donna Bradshaw Ann Butcher Malahat-Juan de Fuca Kerry Fedosenko Valerie Kowalko Maple Ridge-Mission Shelly Woodward Jill Borrow Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Barbara Morgan Shirley Lyster Nanaimo Shirley Lance Betty Deighton Nanaimo-Parksville Dorene Bennie Dilbar Rupa Nelson-Creston Rob Switzer Jean Derkx New Westminster Susan Fenton Margo Rudolph North Coast Brian Roberts Douglas Kydd North Island Kevin Weighill Helen Folster North Vancouver-Lonsdale David Mar Chris Stringer North Vancouver-Seymour Debbie Fraser Kathy Andrews Oak Bay-Gordon Head Patricia Maclean Janet Baird Okanagan-Vernon Janice Mori Sharon Delver Okanagan-Westside Carol Hall Netta Manning Peace River North Lynda Martin Cheryl Ireland, Kimberly Eglinski Peace River South Muriel Powell Mabel Torgerson Penticton-Okanagan Valley June Smith Donna Lynch Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain Dianna Brown Lucille Plante Port Moody-Westwood Josie Simnett Sandra Tough Powell River-Sunshine Coast Deb Lesuk Lenni Porter, Heather Jeal Prince George-Mount Robson Lorraine Grant Virginia Sprangers Prince George North Lou Jewitt Helen Clare

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Election Officials Part Two

2005 General Election DEOs and DDEOs - continued

DISTRICT DEPUTY DISTRICT ELECTORAL DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER ELECTORAL OFFICER(S)

Prince George-Omineca John Norman John Stevens Richmond Centre Vila Nova Carvalho John Pearce Richmond East Debbie Nider Mary Kumagai Richmond-Steveston Jackie Asante Melodie Corrigall Saanich North and the Islands Joan Beattie Judi Sallis Saanich South Sharon Schaalje Teri Kerr Shuswap Ted Hillary Edith Rizzi Skeena Marjorie Phelps Doug MacKay Surrey-Cloverdale Mazoe Kaufman May Taylor Surrey-Green Timbers Earl Askwith Donna Toews Surrey-Newton Rita Waenink Laurel Pokoyski Surrey-Panorama Ridge Baljit Grewal Dieter Guth Surrey-Tynehead Gerry Della Mattia Betty Klassen Surrey-Whalley Bill Bouwman Donna Walsh Surrey-White Rock Neil Jangula Odette Lepage Vancouver-Burrard Donna Celle Corinne Dahlo Vancouver-Fairview Debra Vaglio Joy Urbanoski Vancouver-Fraserview Pat Fenner Greg Pyc Vancouver-Hastings Joe Dang Marion Chow Vancouver-Kensington Audrey Davis Mary Ann Fowler Vancouver-Kingsway Gordon Mah Wendell Chow Vancouver-Langara Colleen Miller Irene Clarkson Vancouver-Mount Pleasant Gerry Townsend Julie Brassington Vancouver-Point Grey Jan Pierce Ulrike Radermacher Vancouver-Quilchena Brian Clark Bob Peacock Victoria-Beacon Hill Ian Fraser Fran Miller Victoria-Hillside Ruth Lohr Marcia Peters West Kootenay-Boundary Julie Morrison Elaine Jones West Vancouver-Capilano Christiane Markgraf Lee Pollock West Vancouver-Garibaldi Marcie Gaukrodger Gwen Kendrick, Mohammad Afsar Yale-Lillooet Allan Steffens Elizabeth Salomon-de-Friedberg

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2009 General Election District Electoral Officers and Deputy District Electoral Officers

DISTRICT DEPUTY DISTRICT ELECTORAL DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER ELECTORAL OFFICER(S)

Abbotsford-Mission Dale Thingvold John Simms Abbotsford South Kathi Kopan Barbara Scobie Abbotsford West Helen Lockhart John Friesen Alberni-Pacific Rim Ann Chandler Karen Forster Boundary-Similkameen Peter Beckett Cathy Paton Burnaby-Deer Lake Vivian Price Diana Mumford Burnaby-Edmonds Debra S. Vaglio Ian Buck Burnaby-Lougheed Ray Wilson Mary Gates Burnaby North Gordon Mark Valerie Sum Cariboo-Chilcotin Lorne Landry Nick Goshorn, Linda Isfeld Cariboo North Wayne Rodier Maureen Murray Chilliwack Valerie Nessel Don Murray Chilliwack-Hope Bill Storen Bev Kennedy Columbia River-Revelstoke Brenda Bowle-Evans Jo-Anne Best Comox Valley Paul Wallin Hildred Richardson Coquitlam-Burke Mountain Bill Wong Richard Cruchley Coquitlam-Maillardville Robert Johnston Jan Riddell Cowichan Valley Dick Yates Mark Moore Delta North Rod McRae Jasbir Heran Delta South Charlene Meehan Pat Turner Esquimalt-Royal Roads Ken Schaalje George Fletcher Fort Langley-Aldergrove Barrie Silliker Margaret Gregory David Durksen, Fraser-Nicola Allan Steffens Elizabeth Salomon-de-Friedberg Juan de Fuca Kerry Fedosenko Valerie Kowalko Kamloops-North Thompson Sharon E. Lyons Betty Faulkner Kamloops-South Thompson Bob King Dennis Paget Kelowna-Lake Country Rod Derksen Sue Melnyk Kelowna-Mission Alan Stonehouse Raymond Dziver Kootenay East Donna Cummins Gerry Sobie Kootenay West Don Vinish Bonnie Braithwaite Langley Ann Butcher Dianne Gillis Maple Ridge-Mission Terry Mitchell Shirlie Caruk Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Lucille Gibeault Jill Borrow Nanaimo Shirley Lance Betty Deighton Nanaimo-North Cowichan Pat Parkin David Beyea

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DISTRICT DEPUTY DISTRICT ELECTORAL DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER ELECTORAL OFFICER(S)

Nechako Lakes Linda Smerychynski Janice Wharrie Nelson-Creston Rob Switzer Bob Dubreuil New Westminster Bill Koby Larry Fraser North Coast Brian Roberts Joseph Zelwietro North Island Kevin Weighill Helen Folster, Chuck Lok North Vancouver-Lonsdale David Shipman Oksana Szulhan North Vancouver-Seymour Debbie Fraser Gwen Kendrick Oak Bay-Gordon Head Patricia Maclean Sharon Russell Parksville-Qualicum Patrick Maguire Dilbar Rupa Peace River North Bill Lindsay Jocelyn Schick Peace River South Anne Clayton Mabel Torgerson Penticton Netta Manning Larry Ferguson Port Coquitlam Elwin Mowry Allan Olson Port Moody-Coquitlam Julie Brassington Dave MacKinnon Powell River-Sunshine Coast Deb Lesuk Jessica Colasanto, Heather Jeal Prince George-Mackenzie Harry Hufty Rory Summers Prince George-Valemount Lorraine Grant Sharon Zarek Richmond Centre Vila Nova Carvalho Erik Andersen Richmond East Colin Ayers Julia Cheng Richmond-Steveston Jackie Asante Teong Sin Kwek Saanich North and the Islands John Plantinga Keith Henders Saanich South Sharon Schaalje Lee Pollock Shuswap Ian Watt Linda Rivard Skeena Marjorie Phelps Doug MacKay Stikine Don McMillan Lynn Christie Surrey-Cloverdale Carol Wyatt May Taylor Surrey-Fleetwood Gerry Della Mattia Carl Zawaduk Surrey-Green Timbers Eldon Bruce Donna Toews Surrey-Newton Gil Mervyn Laurel Pokoyski Surrey-Panorama Baljit Grewal Brenda Blair Surrey-Tynehead Graham Leask Rana Malhi Surrey-Whalley Doug Neale Bill Nunas Surrey-White Rock Neil Jangula Doug Nevard Vancouver-Fairview Jane Denton Gillian Holter Vancouver-False Creek Wayne Collinge Joan Fogarty Vancouver-Fraserview Ben Aissa Susan Viccars Vancouver-Hastings Joe Dang Melvin Chin Vancouver-Kensington Mary Ann Fowler Karen Low Ah Kee

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DISTRICT DEPUTY DISTRICT ELECTORAL DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER ELECTORAL OFFICER(S)

Vancouver-Kingsway Peter Walton Madhavee Inamdar Vancouver-Langara Colleen Miller Irene Clarkson Vancouver-Mount Pleasant Kathleen MacKinnon Elspeth Sage Vancouver-Point Grey Jan Pierce Ulrike Radermacher Vancouver-Quilchena Chris Roberts Lucy Chan-Ng, Dana Urban Vancouver-West End Donna Celle Carol McMehen Vernon-Monashee Janice Mori Sharon Morrison Victoria-Beacon Hill Myles Livingstone Vicki Bishop Victoria-Swan Lake Colin Green Eric Burkle West Vancouver-Capilano Tom Kirk Marlene McGunigal West Vancouver-Sea to Sky Mohammad Afsar Linda Arnold, Jane Kellett Westside-Kelowna Carol Hall Art Perry

2013 General Election District Electoral Officers and Deputy District Electoral Officer

DISTRICT DEPUTY DISTRICT ELECTORAL DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER ELECTORAL OFFICER(S)

Abbotsford-Mission Dale Thingvold Bill Cotterall Abbotsford South Kathi Kopan Dianne Nelson Abbotsford West Helen Lockhart John Friesen Alberni-Pacific Rim Ann Chandler Rich Wilkins Boundary-Similkameen Peter Beckett Cathy Paton Burnaby-Deer Lake Vivian Price Diana Mumford Burnaby-Edmonds Debra S. Vaglio Garry Nishimura Burnaby-Lougheed Rizwana Jiwa Mary Gates Burnaby North Valerie Sum Ken Feyer Cariboo-Chilcotin Lorne Landry Nick Goshorn, Linda Isfeld Cariboo North Wayne Rodier Maureen Murray Chilliwack Valerie Nessel Don Murray Chilliwack-Hope Bev Kennedy James Delnea Columbia River-Revelstoke Brenda Bernat Seona Helmer Comox Valley Hildy Richardson Cori Andersen Coquitlam-Burke Mountain Bill Wong Gino Simeoni Coquitlam-Maillardville Bob Johnston Jan Riddell Cowichan Valley Karen Bennett-O’Brien Bob McTaggart Delta North Rod McRae Anne Davis

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DISTRICT DEPUTY DISTRICT ELECTORAL DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER ELECTORAL OFFICER(S)

Delta South Pat Turner Paula Bonucchi Esquimalt-Royal Roads Ken Schaalje George Fletcher Fort Langley-Aldergrove Barrie Silliker Lisa Curry Fraser-Nicola Allan Steffens David Durksen, Paul Montgomery Juan de Fuca Val Kowalko Debbie Waldron Kamloops-North Thompson Sharon E Lyons Anne Rurak Kamloops-South Thompson Doug Gibson Sandra Sugden Kelowna-Lake Country Dennis Duggan Don Johnson Kelowna-Mission Alan Stonehouse Ray Dziver Kootenay East Donna Cummins Brian Wooff Kootenay West Don Vinish Bonnie Braithwaite Langley Dianne Gillis Emil Ponak Maple Ridge-Mission Terry Mitchell Rick MacEachern Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Lucille Gibeault Jill Borrow Nanaimo Shirley Lance Betty Deighton Nanaimo-North Cowichan Pat Parkin Lynda Poirier Nechako Lakes Linda Smerychynski Mark Winston Nelson-Creston Rob Switzer Bob Dubreuil New Westminster Vicki Bradbury David Dairon North Coast Brian Roberts Martin Negus North Island Kevin Weighill Helen Folster, Chris Stewart North Vancouver-Lonsdale Tom Kirk Alan Dahlo North Vancouver-Seymour Peter Owens Jeanne Bates Oak Bay-Gordon Head Joanne Scott David Anderson Parksville-Qualicum Patrick Maguire Dilbar Rupa Peace River North Bill Lindsay Carmella Maga, Eliza Stanford Peace River South Anne Clayton Fred Feddema Penticton Netta Manning David Korinetz Port Coquitlam Allan Olson Sue Price Port Moody-Coquitlam Julie Brassington Dave MacKinnon Powell River-Sunshine Coast Deb Lesuk Jessica Colasanto, Wendy Lee Prince George-Mackenzie Harry Hufty Rory Summers Prince George-Valemount Tony Cable Bruce Wiebe Richmond Centre Erik Andersen Larry Fraser Richmond East Colin Ayers Mark Gosse Richmond-Steveston Jackie Asante Julia Cheng Saanich North and the Islands John Plantinga Cassandra McClarnon, Keith Henders Saanich South Sharon Schaalje Kevin Atcheson

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DISTRICT DEPUTY DISTRICT ELECTORAL DISTRICT ELECTORAL OFFICER ELECTORAL OFFICER(S)

Shuswap Ian Watt Linda Rivard Skeena Marjorie Phelps Doug MacKay Stikine Don McMillan Lynn Christie Surrey-Cloverdale Carol Wyatt Debbie Ward Surrey-Fleetwood Gerry Della Mattia Carl Zawaduk Surrey-Green Timbers Theresa Couture Donna Toews Surrey-Newton Baljit Grewal Brenda Blair Surrey-Panorama Margaret Gregory Craig Hannay Surrey-Tynehead Rana Malhi Dan Wainwright Surrey-Whalley Bill Nunas Owen MacRae Surrey-White Rock Neil Jangula Doug Nevard Vancouver-Fairview Jane Denton Aidan Brand Vancouver-False Creek Kathleen MacKinnon Joan Fogarty Vancouver-Fraserview Ben Aissa Dianna Smith Vancouver-Hastings Melvin Chin Bob Tsai Vancouver-Kensington Karen Low Ah Kee Rolland Low Vancouver-Kingsway Susan Viccars Ann Gibson Vancouver-Langara Wayne Collinge Linda Riesterer Vancouver-Mount Pleasant Peter Walton Ingrid Matzigkeit Vancouver-Point Grey Jan Pierce Heather Clarke Vancouver-Quilchena Teong Sin Kwek Leo Valdes Vancouver-West End Donna Celle Len Cousineau Vernon-Monashee Janice Mori Sharon Morrison Victoria-Beacon Hill Judith Davis Sandra Neve Victoria-Swan Lake Colin Green Eric Burkle West Vancouver-Capilano Nancy Smeal Marlene McGunigal West Vancouver-Sea to Sky Linda Arnold Lisa Frost, Mohammad Afsar Westside-Kelowna Carol Hall Steve Sweeney

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Royal and Special Commissions on Elections

2005 Electoral Boundaries Commission

On December 13, 2005, a three-person independent, non-partisan Electoral Boundaries Commission was appointed under the Electoral Boundaries Commission Act (R.S.B.C. 1996, c.107 and amendments). On February 2, 2006, Louise Burgart resigned, and Stewart Ladyman was subsequently appointed March 27, 2006.

The three members were: Chair, Justice Bruce Cohen; Commissioner Harry Neufeld; and Commissioner Stewart Ladyman.

The commission submitted the Preliminary Report on August 15, 2007, recommending new electoral boundaries and names for the current electoral system and the BC single transferable vote (BC-STV) system.

The commission submitted its final proposals on February 14, 2008, titled, Amendments to the Preliminary Report. It was tabled in the House on March 31, 2008. On March 13, 2008, the Legislative Assembly voted on Motion 39 to approve the proposals with alterations. The Electoral Districts Act passed Third Reading on April 10, 2008, and received Royal Assent on May 1, 2008, establishing 85 electoral districts. The electoral districts came into effect on April 14, 2009, the day the 38th Parliament was dissolved and the writs of election were issued for the 2009 General Election.

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Parliamentary Committees on Elections and Related Matters

2002 Special Committee to Appoint a Chief Electoral Officer

The Election Act (R.S.B.C. 1996, c.106) requires that the Chief Electoral Officer be appointed on the unanimous recommendation of a special committee of the legislature. A committee was appointed on May 30, 2002. The committee’s report was presented and adopted by the legislature on October 10, 2002. Harry Neufeld was subsequently appointed as Chief Electoral Officer and an Officer of the Legislature.

The committee chair was (MLA, Maple Ridge-Mission), and the deputy chair was Blair Suffredine (MLA, Nelson-Creston).

2003 Special Committee on the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform

A Special Committee on the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform was appointed on April 30, 2003. It was authorized to review the nomination of Jack Blaney as chair of the Citizens’ Assembly; to review the chair’s subsequent selections of senior staff of the Citizens’ Assembly; and to receive interim reports from the chair of the Citizens’ Assembly on the progress of the Citizens’ Assembly’s work.

The committee chair was (MLA, Chilliwack-Sumas), and the deputy chair was Jeff Bray (MLA, Victoria-Beacon Hill).

The committee’s First Report was presented and adopted by the legislature on May 8, 2003. It unanimously endorsed the appointment of Dr. Jack Blaney as chair of the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform.

The committee’s Second Report was presented and adopted by the legislature on December 2, 2003. It concurred with the chair’s assessment of progress made to date. It also concluded that it was satisfied with the chair’s slections of senior staff members.

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2004 Special Committee on the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform

A Special Committee on the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform was appointed on March 4, 2004. It was authorized to receive reports from the chair of the Citizens’ Assembly on the progress of the Citizens’ Assembly’s work.

The committee chair was Jeff Bray (MLA, Victoria-Beacon Hill), and the deputy chair was (MLA, Kamloops-North Thompson).

The committee submitted its Final Report on February 8, 2005. It was presented and adopted by the legislature on February 17, 2005. The committee decided to remain neutral on the Citizens’ Assembly’s proposal, and decisions were left in the hands of voters regarding the endorsement of the Citizens’ Assembly’s recommendation.

2009 Select Standing Committee on Legislative Initiatives

A Select Standing Committee on Legislative Initiatives was appointed on September 14, 2009, pursuant to section 9 of the Recall and Initiative Act (R.S.B.C. 1996, c.398).

On August 23, 2010, the Select Standing Committee on Legislative Initiatives was referred the following matters:

Initiative Petition: An Initiative to End the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST)

Draft Bill: HST Extinguishment Act

The Select Standing Committee on Legislative Initiatives referred the initiative petition and draft Bill to the Chief Electoral Officer on September 13, 2010.

2010 Special Committee to Appoint a Chief Electoral Officer

The Election Act (R.S.B.C. 1996, c.106) requires that the Chief Electoral Officer be appointed on the unanimous recommendation of a special committee of the legislature. A committee was appointed on May 6, 2010. The committee’s report was presented and adopted by the legislature on May 19, 2011. Dr. Keith Archer was subsequently appointed as Chief Electoral Officer and an Officer of the Legislature.

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The committee chair was (MLA, Abbotsford South), and the deputy chair was (MLA, Surrey-Green Timbers).

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Statutory History of Election Law

CITATION ENACTMENT NOTES

S.B.C. 2002, c.60 Election Statutes Amendment Act, Makes changes to the Election Act and 2002 the Recall and Initiative Act. Removes Assented to October 31, 2002 restrictions on third-party election and recall advertising. Prohibits charities from making political or recall contributions. Amends provisions related to the disclosure of political contributions.

S.B.C. 2003, c.37 Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Changes the Election Act to remove Act (No. 2), 2003 the disqualification of prisoners serving Assented to May 29, 2003 sentences of two or more years from voting in provincial elections.

S.B.C. 2003, c.62 Pension Statutes Amendment Act, Changes the Election Act relating to public 2003 service pension plan contributions for the Assented to October 23, 2003 Chief Electoral Officer.

S.B.C. 2003, c.96 Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Changes the Election Act to remove the Act (No. 3), 2003 requirement to conduct mandatory general Assented to December 2, 2003 enumerations. The Chief Electoral Officer may require or authorize district registrars to conduct enumerations of all or part of their electoral districts.

S.B.C. 2004, c.47 Electoral Reform Referendum Act Requires a referendum to be held in May Assented to May 20, 2004 2005 if the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform recommends a change to the system of electing Members of the Legislative Assembly.

S.B.C. 2004, c.51 Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Changes the Election Act to allow the Chief Act (No. 2), 2004 Electoral Officer to use the federal voters list Assented to May 20, 2004 to update the provincial voters list.

S.B.C. 2005, c.2 Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Changes the Referendum Act. Clarifies Act, 2005 the authority to make regulations adopting Assented to February 22, 2005 sections of the Election Act for the purposes of a referendum.

S.B.C. 2005, c.30 Electoral Boundaries Commission Sets the date for the appointment of a new Amendment Act, 2005 commission. Requires commission to make Assented to November 24, 2005 proposals on changes to electoral districts under the single transferable vote system (BC-STV) recommended by the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform.

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CITATION ENACTMENT NOTES

S.B.C. 2006, c.11 Attorney General Statutes Changes the Statute Revision Act to include Amendment Act, 2006 validation of the Electoral Boundaries Assented to March 30, 2006 Commission appointments under the Electoral Boundaries Commission Act.

S.B.C. 2007, c.9 Public Inquiry Act Changes the Electoral Boundaries Assented to March 29, 2007 Commission Act to allow for alternate coverage of duties if one member of the commission is unable to complete duties.

S.B.C. 2008, c.9 Electoral Reform Referendum 2009 Requires a referendum respecting the Act BC-STV electoral system. Establishes Assented to March 31, 2008 special rules respecting the referendum and authorizes funding for opponents and proponents of the BC-STV electoral system.

S.B.C. 2008, c.14 Electoral Districts Act Increases the number of electoral districts Assented to May 1, 2008 to 85, with one Member of the Legislative Assembly to be elected for each. Establishes the names, boundaries and areas of electoral districts.

S.B.C. 2008, c.41 Election Amendment Act, 2008 Changes the Election Act to establish new Assented to May 29, 2008 election expense limits by registered political parties and candidates. Updates voter identification requirements and updates advertising provisions.

S.B.C. 2009, c.34 Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Changes the Election Act to apply election Act (No. 2), 2009 expense limits for candidates during Assented to November 26, 2009 campaign periods to all elections, including by-elections.

S.B.C. 2011, c.25 Family Law Act Changes the definition of “spouse” in the Assented to November 24, 2011 Election Act.

S.B.C. 2012, c.18 Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Changes the Election Act to add a definition Act (No. 2), 2012 for “pre-campaign period” and adds Assented to May 31, 2012 provisions related to third-party advertising limits.

S.B.C. 2012, c.11 Justice Statutes Amendment Act, Changes the Election Act to remove the 2012 requirement for door-to-door enumerations Assented to May 14, 2012 and provides for the Chief Electoral Officer to determine when and how voter enumerations are to be conducted.

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Electoral Redistribution

IN EFFECT NUMBER OF NUMBER FOR GENERAL ELECTORAL OF ACT ROYAL ASSENT ELECTION DISTRICTS MEMBERS

Electoral Districts Act May 1, 2008 2009 85 85 (S.B.C. 2008, c.14)

Number of districts and members increased from 79 to 85.

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Election Act Regulations

Citizens’ Assembly Selection Lists Regulation (B.C. Reg 193/2003) Deposited May 13, 2003

Establishes that the Chief Electoral Officer may use the voters list to enable the chair of the Citizens’ Assembly to identify and contact potential members of the Citizens’ Assembly.

Voter Registration Regulation (B.C. Reg 383/2004) Deposited August 6, 2004

Establishes what may be requested on the application for registration under the Election Act, section 35, and what must be included if the application is made online through the Elections BC website or made orally by telephone.

Election Advertising Regulation (B.C. Reg 329/2008)) Deposited November 25, 2008

Establishes classes of election advertising exempt from the sponsor identification requirements under the Election Act, section 231(1).

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Controverted and Voided Elections

None.

A voided election requires the holding of a new election. A controverted election sets aside the original election results and declares a different candidate elected.

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Elected Candidates Who Did Not Take Their Seat in the Legislature

ELECTORAL PARLIAMENT MEMBER ELECTION DISTRICT REASON

40th Ben Stewart May 14, 2014, Westside- Resigned June 11, 2013, General Election Kelowna before first session of the 40th Parliament.

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Electoral Highlights

2002 Charitable organizations are not allowed to make political contributions (Bill 59).

The first referendum conducted entirely by mail-in ballot is held (Treaty Negotiations Referendum). Voting packages are mailed to all registered voters automatically and to previously unregistered voters upon request.

2003 Amendment to the Election Act removes the requirement to conduct a general enumeration in May 2004, a full year before the general election in May 2005. Persons imprisoned in a penal institution serving a sentence longer than two years are no longer disqualified from voting (Bill 66).

2004 Amendment to the Election Act (section 39.1) allows Elections BC to use the federal voters list to update and add voters to the provincial voters list (Bill 54). Provincial voters can register, update or confirm their voter registration online, 24 hours a day, on Elections BC’s website. British Columbia is the first jurisdiction in North America to offer fully automated Internet voter registration.

2005 British Columbia voters vote on two separate ballots at the May 17, 2005, election: one to choose their elected representatives in the legislature, the other to decide whether or not the province should adopt the single transferrable vote (BC-STV) electoral system as recommended by the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform. The referendum requires a double threshold of 60% of the popular vote and majority support in 60% of the constituencies. The result is a narrow miss of the first threshold—57.69% of voter support—while the second threshold is greatly surpassed with 97% of the constituencies voting in favour of adopting the single transferable vote system. On September 12, 2005, the Speech from the Throne announces government’s intent to hold another referendum on electoral reform to decide on the future of BC-STV.

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2006

On December 13, 2005, a three-member Electoral Boundaries Commission is appointed under the Electoral Boundaries Commission Act. For the first time, commissioners will make recommendations for boundaries under the current single member plurality (SMP) electoral system and the BC-STV system designed by the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform.

2008 Recommendations of the Electoral Boundaries Commission are implemented by amendments to the Electoral Districts Act (S.B.C. 2008, c.14), increasing the number of seats from 79 to 85. Amendments to the Election Act introduce a series of provisions, including: a requirement for voters to provide identification, permitting voter registration by telephone, reintroducing door-to-door enumerations for fixed-date general elections, extending advance voting hours to 12 hours per day, establishing election expenses limits for political parties and candidates during the 60 days before the start of a campaign period for a fixed-date general election, and establishing spending limits for third-party election advertising sponsors.

2009 In conjunction with the general election, British Columbia voters again vote on whether or not the province should adopt the BC-STV electoral system. The referendum requires the same double threshold as in 2005. This time neither threshold is reached—BC-STV achieves 39.09% of voter support and only receives a majority of support in eight electoral districts—and the referendum fails.

2010 The first successful initiative petition is conducted. More than 10% of registered voters in every electoral district sign a petition to end the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). The Select Standing Committee on Legislative Initiatives refers the matter to the Chief Electoral Officer for an initiative vote in September 2011. The requirement to hold an initiative vote is later replaced with a requirement to conduct a mail-based referendum in the summer of 2011.

2010 A referendum on the HST is conducted by mail-in ballot. Voting packages are mailed to all registered voters automatically and to previously unregistered voters upon request.

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Women Members of the Legislative Assembly

NAME1 ELECTION2 ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

ANTON, Suzanne 2013 Vancouver-Fraserview LIB BARNETT, Donna 2009 Cariboo-Chilcotin LIB 2013 Cariboo-Chilcotin BLACK, Dawn 2009 New Westminster NDP BOND, Shirley 2005 Prince George-Mount Robson LIB 2009 Prince George-Valemount 2013 Prince George-Valemount CADIEUX, Stephanie 2009 Surrey-Panorama LIB 2013 Surrey-Cloverdale CHONG, Ida 2005 Oak Bay-Gordon Head LIB 2009 Oak Bay-Gordon Head CLARK, Christy 2011 VNP Vancouver-Point Grey LIB 2013 WTK Westside Kelowna CONROY, Katrine 2005 West Kootenay-Boundary NDP 2009 Kootenay West 2013 Kootenay West CORRIGAN, Kathy 2009 Burnaby-Deer Lake NDP 2013 Burnaby-Deer Lake DARCY, Judy 2013 New Westminster NDP ELMORE, Mable 2009 Vancouver-Kensington NDP 2013 Vancouver-Kensington HAMMELL, Sue 2005 Surrey-Green Timbers NDP 2009 Surrey-Green Timbers 2013 Surrey-Green Timbers HAWKINS, Sindi 2005 Kelowna-Mission LIB HUNTINGTON, Vicki 2009 Delta South IND 2013 Delta South ILICH, Olga 2005 Richmond Center LIB JAMES, Carole 2005 Victoria-Beacon Hill NDP 2009 Victoria-Beacon Hill 2013 Victoria-Beacon Hill KARAGIANIS, Maurine 2005 Esquimalt-Metchosin NDP 2009 Esquimalt-Royal Roads 2013 Esquimalt-Royal Roads KWAN, Jenny Wai Ching 2005 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant NDP 2009 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant 2013 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant

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NAME1 ELECTION2 ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

LARSON, Linda Margaret 2013 Boundary-Similkameen LIB MacDIARMID, Margaret 2009 Vancouver-Fairview LIB McGINN, Jenn 2008 VFA Vancouver-Fairview NDP McINTYRE, Joan 2005 West Vancouver-Garibaldi LIB 2009 West Vancouver-Sea to Sky McNEIL, Mary 2009 Vancouver-False Creek LIB MUNGALL, Michelle 2009 Nelson-Creston NDP 2013 Nelson-Creston OAKES, Coralee 2013 Cariboo North LIB O’MAHONY, Gwen 2012 CHH Chilliwack-Hope NDP POLAK, Mary 2005 Langley LIB 2009 Langley 2013 Langley POPHAM, Lana 2009 Saanich South NDP 2013 Saanich South REID, Linda 2005 Richmond East LIB 2009 Richmond East 2013 Richmond East REIMER, Linda 2013 Port Moody-Coquitlam LIB RICE, Jennifer 2013 North Coast NDP ROBINSON, Selina Mae 2013 Coquitlam-Maillardville NDP RODDICK, Valerie 2005 Delta South LIB SHIN, Jane 2013 Burnaby-Lougheed NDP STILWELL, Michelle 2013 Parksville-Qualicum LIB STILWELL, Moira 2009 Vancouver-Langara LIB 2013 Vancouver-Langara TAYLOR, Carole 2005 Vancouver-Langara LIB TEGART, Jackie 2013 Fraser-Nicola LIB THORNE, Diane 2005 Coquitlam-Maillardville NDP 2009 Coquitlam-Maillardville THORNTHWAITE, Jane 2009 North Vancouver-Seymour LIB 2013 North Vancouver-Seymour TREVENA, Claire Felicity 2005 North Island NDP 2009 North Island 2013 North Island WAT, Teresa 2013 Richmond Centre LIB

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NAME1 ELECTION2 ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY3

WHITTRED, Katherine Anne 2005 North Vancouver-Lonsdale LIB YAMAMOTO, Naomi 2009 North Vancouver-Lonsdale LIB 2013 North Vancouver-Lonsdale

1 The form of name is taken from the ballot for the most recent election at which the candidate was elected. For the form of name used by the candidate in each election, see the results by electoral district for that election. 2 The full names of by-elections can be found in the footnote on page 49. 3 The full names of political parties can be found beginning on page 1.

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Premiers of British Columbia

NAME PARTY1 DATES PARLIAMENTS NOTES

Gordon Campbell LIB June 5, 2001— 37th—39th Elected in 2001 General March 14, 2011 Election. Resigned as party leader and premier.

Christy Clark LIB March 14, 2011— 39th— Elected party leader and premier by party leadership convention. Did not hold seat until after May 2011 by-election.

1 The full names of political parties can be found beginning on page 1.

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Sessions of the Legislative Assembly

37th Parliament Election: May 16, 2001 Members: 79 Dissolution: April 19, 2005

SESSION OPENING DAY PROROGATION DAY

1st Session June 19, 2001 July 24, 2001 2nd Session July 24, 2001 February 12, 2002 3rd Session February 12, 2002 February 11, 2003 4th Session February 11, 2003 February 10, 2004 5th Session February 10, 2004 February 8, 2005 6th Session February 8, 2005 March 10, 2005

38th Parliament Election: May 17, 2005 Members: 79 Dissolution: April 14, 2009

SESSION OPENING DAY PROROGATION DAY

1st Session September 12, 2005 February 14, 2006 2nd Session February 14, 2006 February 13, 2007 3rd Session February 13, 2007 February 12, 2008 4th Session February 12, 2008 February 16, 2009 5th Session February 16, 2009 March 31, 2009

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39th Parliament Election: May 12, 2009 Members: 85 Dissolution: April 16, 2013

SESSION OPENING DAY PROROGATION DAY

1st Session August 25, 2009 February 9, 2010 2nd Session February 9, 2010 February 14, 2011 3rd Session February 14, 2011 October 3, 2011 4th Session October 3, 2011 February 12, 2013 5th Session February 12, 2013 March 14, 2013

40th Parliament Election: May 14, 2013 Members: 85 Dissolution:

SESSION OPENING DAY PROROGATION DAY

1st Session June 26, 2013 February 11, 2014 2nd Session February 11, 2014

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Elections BC. Statement of Votes, Referendum on Electoral Reform, May 17, 2005.

Elections BC. Statement of Votes, 39th Provincial General Election, May 12, 2009.

Elections BC. Statement of Votes, Referendum on Electoral Reform, May 12, 2009.

Elections BC. Statement of Votes, 40th Provincial General Election, May 14, 2013.

Elections BC and the Legislative Library. Electoral History of British Columbia, 1871—1986. 1988.

Elections BC and the Legislative Library. Electoral History of British Columbia Supplement, 1987—2001. 2002.

Websites

The following organizations maintain websites which were invaluable in the preparation of this supplement:

Elections BC – statements of votes, reports of the Chief Electoral Officer, annual reports, legislation, details of recall and initiative petitions

Legislative Assembly – debates and legislation

Legislative Library – library catalogue and newspaper index

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