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Page 1 of 9 List of Candidates - General Election 2013 Printed On: 26/04/2013 09:06PM Electoral District Name Candidate's Ballot Name Affiliation Abbotsford-Mission Bales, Wendy Independent Bojczuk, Roman Independent Flavelle, Aird Green Party of BC Gibson, Simon BC Liberal Party Halliday, Marcus BC Excalibur Party Rai, Preet BC NDP Stahl, Don BC Conservative Party Abbotsford South Finlay, Steve BC Marijuana Party Jhaj, Lakhvinder BC NDP Plecas, Darryl BC Liberal Party Smith, Patricia BC Excalibur Party van Dongen, John Independent Abbotsford West de Jong, Michael BC Liberal Party Dhami, Sukhi BC NDP Gill, Moe Independent Osbourne, Kerry-Lynn BC Excalibur Party O'Shea, Stephen Carl Green Party of BC Redekopp, Paul Brian BC Conservative Party Alberni-Pacific Rim DeLuca, Darren Frank BC Liberal Party Fraser, Scott Kenneth BC NDP Sangster-Kelly, Enid Mary BC Conservative Party Boundary-Similkameen Hancheroff, Sam BC NDP Kwasnica, John Green Party of BC Larson, Linda Margaret BC Liberal Party Pederson, Doug Independent Popoff, Mischa Burnaby-Deer Lake Corrigan, Kathy BC NDP Gu, Shian BC Liberal Party McGowan, Richard (Rick) Green Party of BC Burnaby-Edmonds Chouhan, Raj BC NDP D'Amico, Nicholas Edward BC Excalibur Party Kuah, Jeff BC Liberal Party Tessari, Wyatt Green Party of BC Burnaby-Lougheed Burns, Darwin Augustus Ivan Green Party of BC Clarke, Christine N. Kramer, Ken BC Liberal Party Shin, Jane BC NDP Burnaby North Lee, Richard T. BC Liberal Party Marklund, Wayne Michael McLaren, Carrie Green Party of BC Routledge, Janet BC NDP Cariboo-Chilcotin Barnett, Donna BC Liberal Party Price, Dustin Victor Green Party of BC Wyse, Charlie BC NDP Young, Gary Independent Electoral Information System Page 2 of 9 List of Candidates - General Election 2013 Printed On: 26/04/2013 09:06PM Electoral District Name Candidate's Ballot Name Affiliation Cariboo North Barnett, Duncan BC NDP Oakes, Coralee BC Liberal Party Simpson, Bob Independent Chilliwack Eros, Chad Elton BC Conservative Party Halliday, Michael Raymond BC Excalibur Party MacAhonic, Patti BC NDP Martin, John BC Liberal Party Reimer, Kim Green Party of BC Chilliwack-Hope Henshall, Michael BC Conservative Party McKinnon, Ryan Ashley Independent O'Mahony, Gwen BC NDP Throness, Laurie BC Liberal Party Columbia River-Revelstoke Clovechok, Doug BC Liberal Party Macdonald, Norm BC NDP Olsen, Earl BC Conservative Party Ralston, Laurel Green Party of BC Comox Valley Aikman, Chris Green Party of BC Dycke, Kassandra BC NDP Hoffmann, Diane BC Conservative Party McRae, Don BC Liberal Party Coquitlam-Burke Mountain Geddes, Paul Libertarian Horne, Douglas BC Liberal Party Kennedy, Shane BC Conservative Party Peters, Ron Green Party of BC Wilson, Chris BC NDP Coquitlam-Maillardville Kim, Steve BC Liberal Party Robinson, Selina Mae BC NDP Stanbrough, Edward Andreas Green Party of BC Cowichan Valley Campbell, Heather Alanna Independent Davis, Kerry Green Party of BC Housser, Steve BC Liberal Party Routley, Bill BC NDP Wallener, Damir BC Conservative Party Delta North Bishop, Sylvia BC NDP Gidora, George Communist Party of BC Hamilton, Scott BC Liberal Party Marshall, Bill Green Party of BC Parmar, Tinku BC Conservative Party Shavluk, John Shrek Independent Delta South Huntington, Vicki Independent McDonald, Bruce BC Liberal Party Slater, Nic BC NDP Esquimalt-Royal Roads Karagianis, Maurine BC NDP Low, Susan Christina Green Party of BC Ricketts, Chris BC Liberal Party Electoral Information System Page 3 of 9 List of Candidates - General Election 2013 Printed On: 26/04/2013 09:06PM Electoral District Name Candidate's Ballot Name Affiliation Esquimalt-Royal Roads Steffler, Joshua Independent Fort Langley-Aldergrove Coleman, Rich BC Liberal Party David, Lisa Green Party of BC Dyson, Shane BC NDP Manuel, Rick BC Conservative Party Mitchell, Kevin Independent Fraser-Nicola Beauclair, Michael BC Conservative Party Kidder, John Green Party of BC Lali, Harry BC NDP Tegart, Jackie BC Liberal Party Juan de Fuca Horgan, John BC NDP Reay, Kerrie BC Liberal Party Serra, Carlos Green Party of BC Kamloops-North Thompson Ford, John Kendall, Kathy BC NDP Klop, Ed BC Conservative Party Lake, Terry BC Liberal Party Kamloops-South Thompson Alexander, Brian Arthur Independent Friedman, Tom BC NDP Sharp, Peter BC Conservative Party Stone, Todd Graham BC Liberal Party Kelowna-Lake Country Adams, Gary Green Party of BC James, Graeme BC Conservative Party Letnick, Norm BC Liberal Party Nuyens, Mike BC NDP Kelowna-Mission Lakes, Tish BC NDP McLoughlin, Mike BC Conservative Party Thomson, Steve BC Liberal Party Van Ryswyk, Dayleen Kootenay East Bennett, Bill BC Liberal Party Blissett, Norma BC NDP Kootenay West Byle, Glen Curtis Independent Conroy, Katrine BC NDP Hughes, Joseph Peter Independent Postnikoff, Jim BC Liberal Party Langley Cummins, John BC Conservative Party Martin, Wally Green Party of BC Mercier, Andrew BC NDP Polak, Mary BC Liberal Party Maple Ridge-Mission Bocking, Mike BC NDP Dalton, Marc H. J. BC Liberal Party Pope, Alex Green Party of BC Thompson, Chad BC Conservative Party Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Bing, Doug BC Liberal Party Patterson, Michael Lawrence Green Party of BC Electoral Information System Page 4 of 9 List of Candidates - General Election 2013 Printed On: 26/04/2013 09:06PM Electoral District Name Candidate's Ballot Name Affiliation Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Pratas, Manuel "Mike" Rosenau, Elizabeth Joan BC NDP Nanaimo Anderson, Walter Douglas BC Liberal Party Brunie, Brunie Independent Crigger, Bryce Nelson BC Conservative Party Gartshore, Ian Elliot Green Party of BC Krog, Leonard Eugene BC NDP Nanaimo-North Cowichan Jacobson, Amanda Lee BC Liberal Party McDonough, Mayo Green Party of BC McNab, Murray Independent Paddon, P. Anna Independent Routley, Doug BC NDP Sherry, John James Donald BC Conservative Party Nechako Lakes Bird, Beverly Advocational Party Brooks, Dan BC Conservative Party Hamm, Colin Green Party of BC Rustad, John BC Liberal Party Skidmore-Hewlett, Sussanne BC NDP Nelson-Creston Derkx, Sjeng Green Party of BC Garbula, Greg BC Liberal Party Mungall, Michelle BC NDP New Westminster Bremner, Hector BC Liberal Party Crosty, James Independent Dahlby, Lewis Clarke Libertarian Darcy, Judy BC NDP Forseth, Paul BC Conservative Party Teather, Terry Douglas Green Party of BC North Coast Arendt, Hondo Green Party of BC Fraser, Judy BC Liberal Party Rice, Jennifer BC NDP North Island Bray, Bob BC Conservative Party Facey, Nick BC Liberal Party Trevena, Claire Felicity BC NDP North Vancouver-Lonsdale Cariou, Kimball Communist Party of BC Conroy, Ryan Green Party of BC Hodgson, Carra-Lynn British Columbia Party Keating, Craig BC NDP Molyneaux, Allan John BC Conservative Party Watt, Laurence Libertarian Yamamoto, Naomi BC Liberal Party North Vancouver-Seymour Hanson, Jim BC NDP Smith, Daniel Scott Green Party of BC Thornthwaite, Jane BC Liberal Party Webbe, Jaime Alexandra Independent Wilson, Brian R. BC Conservative Party Electoral Information System Page 5 of 9 List of Candidates - General Election 2013 Printed On: 26/04/2013 09:06PM Electoral District Name Candidate's Ballot Name Affiliation Oak Bay-Gordon Head Chong, Ida BC Liberal Party Kazakoff, Greg BC Conservative Party Van der Veen, Jessica BC NDP Weaver, Andrew Green Party of BC Parksville-Qualicum Avis, Barry BC NDP Coupland, David Bernard BC Conservative Party Stilwell, Michelle BC Liberal Party Peace River North Fox-McGuire, Judy Ann BC NDP Hadland, Arthur Austin Independent Pimm, Pat BC Liberal Party Sigurdson, Wyeth BC Conservative Party Peace River South Bernier, Mike BC Liberal Party Peats, Kurt Zane BC Conservative Party Pohl, Tyrel Andrew Independent Wren, Darwin BC NDP Penticton Ashton, Dan BC Liberal Party Cannings, Richard James BC NDP Maxwell, Doug BC First Upshaw, Sean BC Conservative Party Port Coquitlam Dahiya (JD), Jogender Libertarian Farnworth, Mike BC NDP Hague, Ryan BC Conservative Party Lu, Barbara BC Liberal Party Williams, Brent YPP Port Moody-Coquitlam Helps, Billie Green Party of BC Monds, Jeff Libertarian Reimer, Linda BC Liberal Party Trasolini, Joe BC NDP Powell River-Sunshine Coast Muncaster, Patrick BC Liberal Party Simons, Nicholas BC NDP Till, Richard Carl Green Party of BC Prince George-Mackenzie Deepak, Bobby BC NDP McDowell, Karen Green Party of BC Morris, Mike BC Liberal Party Rysz, Terry BC Conservative Party Prince George-Valemount Bond, Shirley BC Liberal Party Giede, Nathan BC Conservative Party Ogasawara, Sherry BC NDP Roberts, Donald A. Christian Heritage Party of B.C. Richmond Centre Chen, Lawrence BC Conservative Party Donovan, Chanel Unparty: The Consensus-Building Party Huang, Frank Yunrong BC NDP Law, Gary Independent Lee, Richard Independent Wat, Teresa BC Liberal Party Electoral Information System Page 6 of 9 List of Candidates - General Election 2013 Printed On: 26/04/2013 09:06PM Electoral District Name Candidate's Ballot Name Affiliation Richmond Centre Wolfe, Michael Green Party of BC Richmond East Chan, Ping BC Excalibur Party Chen, Lloyd Independent Lim, Nathaniel BC Conservative Party Perry, Doug Green Party of BC Reid, Linda BC Liberal Party Sihota, Gian BC NDP Wei, Cliff Independent Richmond-Steveston Day, Carol BC Conservative Party Dickey, Jerome James Green Party of BC Donovan, Mike Unparty: The Consensus-Building Party Stewart, Scott BC NDP Yap, John BC Liberal Party Saanich North and the Islands Holman, Gary BC NDP McEachern, Scott Independent Olsen, Adam Green Party of BC Roberts, Stephen P. BC Liberal Party Saanich South Galbraith, Joshua BC Conservative Party
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