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Saanich North and the Islands (SAN) MAP A Statement of Votes 40th Provincial General Election Saanich North and the Islands (SAN) May 14, 2013 MAP A - Saanich North and the Islands Electoral District Nanaimo-North Cowichan Electoral District Delta South Electoral District 17 P o r li T e r r in P Washington c a o s m s D a r 1 li C h a 3 n n e l SEE MAP B Strait of Geor Saltspring Island gia S Sturdies t u 2 Bay Rd a r t C h a 6 7 n n e l Galiano Island 12 Deacon Bay Rd SEE INSET A 25 Mayne Pender Island C 24 a Prevost Island p t a Island i n Osborne Bay Rd C 26 h a n n 31 e l 32 Tumbo Island Saturna Island Ruckle Gulf Islands Park 37 33 National Park 38 Mount Fulford Harbour 41 Sullivan 42 36 40 Pender Island Park Bedwell Harbour Saltspring 39 Island Portland Island S at 43 Moresby ell el ite C n n Island ha 46 P lu m INSET A p 44 e SEE MAP C r 51 S Otte o North Saanich r Ba u y n 52 Rd d Bedwell Cowichan Valley Otter Bay Harbour Rd 53 31 Electoral District 56 t 54 North Pender e l S n i Island I d 89 n Mt. Menzies h e c 33 i Gulf Islands y Park c 90 C n National Park a h a 91 a S n n Old Bedwell Hamilton e l Harbour Rd Rd 102 SEE MAP D West Shawnigan Rd 93 Central Saanich C James a Sidney 37 n Buck a 103 Island Island l 1 R Lake d Cowichan Valley Capstan 41 Regional District Lane S Pender w 39 a n Lake s on Bedwell C ha 40 Harbour nn 1:75,000 el Highlands 17A 17 135 Saanich Juan de Fuca Electoral District 1:250,000 Saanich South Washington 0 2 4 8 Electoral District (km) Capital Regional District Elections BC 433 Statement of Votes Saanich North and the Islands (SAN) 40th Provincial General Election MAP B - Saltspring Island May 14, 2013 1 Retreat Wallace Island Marine S Island tr ai Provincial Park t of G eo N rg or ia th E 2 3 n d R d Galiano Island T r in c o 4 5 m a li North C h S End Rd a n t n u e a l r P t o r C Langs Rd lie h Charles r a Montague Harbour Marine P n Hedger Rd Island a n s Provincial Park s e Sunset Dr9 10 8 D r l St Mary Lake Vesuvius Bay Rd Montague Harbour Parker Island D uc 6 k C Upper 11 reek Vesuvius Ganges Rd Robinson Rd 20 Mansell Rd Booth 19 Bay Lower Ganges Rd 18 14 Long Harbour13 Rd 16S S 17S a n 15S s Ganges Long Harbour u 22 147S m Atkins Rd N a 21 Rainbow Rd r Quebec r o Dr w Drake Rd Goat s F William Mount Erskine u Island l f St 23 Provincial Park o r 27 d - G Nanaimo- a n Gulf Islands M g North Cowichan ax e we s National Park Electoral District ll C R re d e k 26 C a Roberts p t Lake a i Prevost Bl n ac kb P Island u a rn C s reek s a g Maxwell e Be d Lake d i s 30 R d 28 Saltspring Cusheon Island Lake StewartC uRd sh eon Creek d es R Burgoyne ng Cowichan Valley Mount Maxwell a Bay -G Electoral District Provincial Park d r Peter Arnell o f Park l u F 29 34 Rd 35 36 Burgoyne Bay t n i Weston Provincial Park o P F Lake u r lfo e r v d Cre a e e Ruckle k B Park 1:85,000 0 500 1,000 2,000 42 Mount Sullivan Regional Park (m) 434 Fulford ElectionsHarbour BC Statement of Votes 40th Provincial General Election Saanich North and the Islands (SAN) May 14, 2013 MAP C - North Saanich Trader el ann C Island Ch o lite lb tel ur Sa ne P 43 as sa ge Lands End Rd Readings Dr 46 Honeysuckle Pl 44 Lands End47 Rd Chalet Rd ow Rd Hillgrove Rd Tatl West Saanich Rd 45 Horth Hill 49 48 Deep Regional Goudge Cove Cypress Rd Tatlow Rd Park Island 17 Tryon Rd 51 y w H y Denham Till Ba Fernie 50 a Park ci Birch Rd ri Fernie Wynd Island at Wain P Rd Wain Rd Park Wain Rd 52 17A Cromar Rd 56 Gulf Islands Downey Rd National ParkMc D Tse o hum Harbour na 53 ld Pa r 54 k Derrick Rd R d WestSaanich 58 59 John Rd 57 Re sth Harbour Rd av Union Bay en 60 D 4 r District Municipality Ardwell Ave of North Saanich 61 63 64 55 Calvin Ave Amelia Ave 66 Amherst Ave 17 72 65 Patricia Malaview Ave Bay 74 Bradford Ave 67 Mills Rd Mills Rd Bowerbank Rd 73 71S 69 68 Henry Ave 70S Third St 151S 78 77S 62 75 76 89 Seventh St 79 Beacon Ave Rd h McDonald ParkRd nic Sanscha 80 aa Town of Fifth St S Park Oakville Ave st Sidney e W 81 Ardmore Dr Ocean Ave 82 84 83 Tulista Northbrook Park 17A Dr Weiler Ave 17 Glenelg90 Ave 85 Bradley Dyne Rd Canora 88 Rd 86 Dalkeith Ave Willingdon Rd t e Inverness l y n 87 Frost w I Rd H Ave h c y i 91 a 93 n Ardmore Dr B a Dickson Ave r a a D i S c e i d 92 r i t s a h P c o McTavish Rd L E a Bazan s t Bay Forest S a Park Dr a n i c h R 1:37,000 100 Cresswell Rd Cole Bay 102 d 95 0 250 500 1,000 3 99 (m) Elections BC 435 Statement of Votes 40th Provincial General Election May 14, 2013 MAP D - Central Saanich MAP D-Central NorthSaanich andtheIslands(SAN) Pender Park Dr 436 y a 102 100 99 95 B s Cole Bay le Lowe Rd o 3 C Dean Park Rd 98 District Municipality of North Saanich Sansum Park Dr John Dean 97 96 101 Barrett 94 93 Provincial Park Dr d James R h Island c i n a a S C t o s a rd 17A E 17 o v a C h a 104 Wallace Dr110 111 n 103 Newman Rd n Lochside e Jeffree Rd l y Dr w H y W Mt Newton X Rd a B es 106 107 CentralSaanich Rd 112 a t i c S i a 108 r 113 a t n a P i 109S 113 Ferguson Rd c 105 Mt Newton X Rd n h Haga Cre ek Senanus R Malcolm Rd Cultra Ave d 115 114 Island Koa Rd 10 118 Prosser Rd E a 117 Hovey Rd 150S s 116 South Saanich t Centennial S Tetayut East Saanich 1 aa Brentwood ni Rd 2 Park ch Bay R White Rd d 120 119 129 131 Stellys X Rd 149S Stellys X Rd Gowdy Rd Tomlinson Rd Island View Beach 123 121 122 Verdier Way 130 Regional Park Damelart Way 126 V Clarke Rd Wallace Dr e District Municipality of y Hagan Rd a 124 n G Central Saanich e Seabrook Rd Sluggett Rd r s a s 127 h Island View R 125 a 133S Marchant Rd 148S d m Island View Rd Park W 128 134 e C s 142 t r e r S e 144 143 D a k allac e a 132 W n i c Lochside Dr h R ve d 145 A Keating Cross Rd uto n Ben v e 136 Rodolph Martindale Rd Old West Rd T 137 o 146 Saanich Rd dd k In e let e r C l 141 l Monte Vista 135 T i 138 od h Way Saanich South d C n r 17A a e 17 Electoral District S 140 e Tanner Rd k 1:42,000 0250 500 1,000 139 Bear Hill Rd Dooley Rd (m) Central Saanich Rd Elections BC Durrance Lake 1717 Statement of Votes 40th Provincial General Election Saanich North and the Islands (SAN) May 14, 2013 Voting results by voting area Gary Scott Adam Stephen Total Rejected Registered Holman McEachern Olsen P. valid ballots voters Roberts votes NDP IND GP LIB Advance voting ArtSpring Art Centre 1,135 18 448 514 2,115 4 Saanich Fairgrounds - Poplar Room 926 59 933 939 2,857 6 Shoal Centre 1,041 77 954 1,338 3,410 6 Gary Scott Adam Stephen Total Rejected Registered Holman McEachern Olsen P. valid ballots voters Roberts votes NDP IND GP LIB General voting Voting area 1 58 2 24 26 110 1 184 2 45 0 16 15 76 0 111 3 45 2 31 23 101 0 270 4 64 2 33 14 113 0 272 5 66 0 55 38 159 0 308 6 109 3 40 33 185 0 323 7 60 0 55 46 161 0 274 8 75 2 34 40 151 0 374 9 32 0 23 40 95 0 220 10 59 1 36 47 143 0 370 11 54 1 52 24 131 1 398 12 74 3 52 52 181 0 273 13 51 0 27 33 111 0 334 14 57 0 20 30 107 0 352 15S *1 - ---- - 32 16S *1 45 5 15 18 83 3 32 17S *1 - ---- - 48 18 38 3 32 38 111 0 317 19 78 4 54 41 177 0 345 20 65 0 23 41 129 0 340 21 64 1 46 19 130 0 364 22 45 4 30 27 106 0 360 23 41 1 28 36 106 0 375 24 80 3 48 52 183 1 307 25 76 1 41 32 150 0 286 26 39 0 35 16 90 0 308 27 50 4 41 19 114 0 397 28 54 1 52 30 137 0 437 29 42 2 37 15 96 0 339 30 19 0 25 19 63 0 321 31 62 3 83 57 205 0 325 32 29 2 20 18 69 0 128 33 68 2 63 34 167 0 311 34 81 0 38 27 146 0 412 35 118 1 37 23 179 0 364 36 117 0 55 24 196 1 385 37 60 2 63 38 163 0 308 38 41 0 45 23 109 1 177 39 76 2 56 48 182 0 312 40 55 0 61 35 151 1 255 Elections BC 437 Statement of Votes Saanich North and the Islands (SAN) 40th Provincial General Election Voting results by voting area May 14, 2013 Gary Scott Adam Stephen Total Rejected Registered Holman McEachern Olsen P.
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