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Unofficial 2026 Vancouver Election results

October 18 2026 –

Vancouver voters have elected the Mayor, 10 City Councillors, 7 Park Board Commissioners, and 9 School Trustees. 

The official results, including the plebiscite results, will be declared by the Chief Election Officer on Wednesday, October 21 by 4pm. 

The unofficial results are as follows: 

Mayor (one to be elected)

  1. FRY, Pete – GREEN: 98,494

Councillors (10 to be elected)

  1. ORR, Sean – COPE: 83,038
  2. REILLY, Annette – GREEN: 78,476
  3. LESLIE, Chloe – COPE: 67,791
  4. SINGH, Devyani – COPE: 65,473
  5. SMITH, Stephanie – GREEN: 64,070
  6. MALONEY, Lucy – OneCity: 63,143
  7. DUMONT, Camil – GREEN: 62,540
  8. YI-KIERAN, Solomon – COPE: 60,361
  9. KLASSEN, Mike – ABC Vancouver: 57,798
  10. BURNS, Bridget – GREEN: 57,788

Park Board commissioners (7 to be elected) 

  1. DIGBY, Tom – GREEN: 78,751
  2. VAN VLOTEN, Spencer – GREEN: 65,005
  3. WYSS, T’uy’t’tanat Cease – COPE: 64,192
  4. SUZUKI, Tamiko – COPE: 63,105
  5. SMART, Breanne – GREEN: 62,420
  6. HAN, Jamie – COPE: 61,093
  7. BURTON, Sacia – COPE: 59,480

School Trustees (9 to be elected) 

  1. MAH, Suzie – COPE: 83,416
  2. CHENG, Melanie – COPE: 79,633
  3. GIESBRECHT, Gwen – COPE: 72,708
  4. O’KEEFE, Derrick – COPE: 72,639
  5. SIGURDSON, Krista – OneCity: 64,937
  6. STRILESKY, Julie – GREEN: 64,611
  7. MASONGSONG, Alisha – GREEN: 62,757
  8. BROWN, Rory – OneCity: 61,300
  9. CARDWELL, Steve – OneCity: 58,198

Capital Plan borrowing questions 

Voters also answered 3 questions on whether the City can borrow $790 million to help fund the 2027-2030 Capital Plan, a $3.5 billion, 4-year plan to maintain, renew, and upgrade City infrastructure and amenities. 

Preliminary results show: 

Question 1: Transportation and street infrastructure ($292 million) 

Result: Yes (147,171) No (41,572)

Question 2: Community serving and civic essential infrastructure ($438 million) 

Result: Yes (149,938) No (38,802)

Question 3: Parks and open public spaces infrastructure ($60 million) 

Result: Yes (152,587) No (36,489)

Where a majority voted yes, City Council can borrow the funds for those projects between 2027 and 2030.

View the full preliminary results on vancouver.ca.

Voter turnout

Preliminary results show 209,214 ballots were cast, resulting in a voter turnout of more than 43%. This is up from 36% in 2022.

Inauguration

The inauguration ceremony is on November 2, 2026 for City Council, Park Board and School Board.