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How to vote in the Prince George election

How to vote in the Prince George election

  1. We'll walk you through things, step-by-step. Make sure to fill out everything you can!
  2. Then, we'll draw up your full plan to vote. You can print it, save it as a PDF, or have us send you a reminder text!
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You can vote in the Prince George election!
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Are you registered to vote?

In Prince George, you register when you vote.
We'll walk you through what ID you'll need to bring at the end of this guide!

When and where will you vote?

Voting is over for this election.

What positions are you voting for?

Mayor

The Mayor leads Council, and is the head of municipal government.

They direct municipal officers on behalf of Council, represent Council at ceremonies and in meetings with other organisations, and chair Council meetings as a voting member.

Council

City Council represents the short- and long-term interests of the community. Council votes on bylaws and resolutions on subjects such as:

  • Zoning and building permits (what can be built where)
  • Budgets (how the municipal government spends money it collects)
  • Regulatory matters
  • Municipal services, like the fire department or trash collection
  • Property taxes and other fees

You elect 8 councillors.

School Board

The School Board makes decisions to do with schools, like where resources will be spent, creating new programmes, and school policies. You elect 5 school board trustees.

Would you like to choose who you're voting for now?

Who are you voting for?

We'll help you decide with 3 easy steps!
Hey, we know Prince George's candidate list is pretty long. But if you take it bit-by-bit (we'll help you through it!), you can find the candidates who best fit your worldview!

Step 1: Review the candidate profiles

Step 2: Shortlist the candidates you like as you go

Use the Add to shortlist button in the top-right of any profile.
Your shortlist stays on your device. Shortlisting is completely optional!

Step 3: Come back here and choose your picks

We'll show you your shortlist so you can pick who from it you'll vote for.

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Mayor

Adam Hyatt
Independent
Terri McConnachie
Independent
Lisa Mitchell
Independent
Roy J Stewart
Independent
Christopher S. Wood
Independent
Simon S Yu
Independent

Your pick for Prince George Mayor (up to 1)

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Council

Tim P Bennett
Independent
Richard Cook
Independent
Doug Jeffery
Independent
Garth Frizzell
Independent
Trudy Klassen
Independent
Colleen Mahoney
Independent
Karm K Manhas
Independent
Wesley Mitchell
Independent
Karen Muir
Independent
Ron Polillo
Independent
Cori Ramsay
Independent
Nour Salim
Independent
Kyle Sampson
Independent
Susan Scott
Independent
Paul Serup
Independent
Brian Skakun
Independent
James Steidle
Independent
Chris Stern
Independent
Cameron Stolz
Independent
John Zukowski
Independent

Your picks for Prince George Council (up to 8)

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School Board

Cory Antrim
Independent
Betty Bekkering
Independent
Craig Brennan
Independent
Gillian Burnett
Independent
Cathy Fortin
Independent
Milton Mahoney
Independent
Shar McCrory
Independent
Erica McLean
Independent
Damon Robinson
Independent
Mike Rositano
Independent
Rob Schroeder
Independent
Josh Silva
Independent
Martin Taylor
Independent

Your picks for Prince George School Board (up to 5)

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Why we're asking you to spread the word

If we want to keep our democracy, we have to use it, even when what we're voting on is (seemingly) really small and local. Municipal elections have a pitifully low turnout... But you — and the people you know — can change that!

Your plan to vote

How

When

Where

What to bring

2 pieces of ID, proving who you are and where you live:

  • At least 1 piece should have your residential address
  • At least 1 piece should have your signature

If neither piece of ID has your address, you may make a solemn declaration instead.

Be on the safe side: Bring extra ID if you can.
Examples of acceptable ID
Show examples of acceptable ID
  • British Columbia Driver's License
  • British Columbia Identification Card
  • British Columbia Care Card
  • British Columbia Gold Care Card
  • Credit Card
  • Debit Card
  • Canadian Passport
  • Property Tax Notice
  • Certificate of Canadian Citizenship
  • Government-Issued Military Identification Card
  • Firearms Possession and Acquisition License
  • Certificate of Indian Status
  • Current utility bill containing Elector's name and address
  • Owner's Certificate of Insurance and Vehicle License (issued by ICBC)
  • Other documents sufficient to satisfy the Chief Election Officer

Your pick for Prince George Mayor

Adam Hyatt
Terri McConnachie
Lisa Mitchell
Roy J Stewart
Christopher S. Wood
Simon S Yu

Your picks for Prince George Council

Tim P Bennett
Richard Cook
Doug Jeffery
Garth Frizzell
Trudy Klassen
Colleen Mahoney
Karm K Manhas
Wesley Mitchell
Karen Muir
Ron Polillo
Cori Ramsay
Nour Salim
Kyle Sampson
Susan Scott
Paul Serup
Brian Skakun
James Steidle
Chris Stern
Cameron Stolz
John Zukowski

Your picks for Prince George School Board

Cory Antrim
Betty Bekkering
Craig Brennan
Gillian Burnett
Cathy Fortin
Milton Mahoney
Shar McCrory
Erica McLean
Damon Robinson
Mike Rositano
Rob Schroeder
Josh Silva
Martin Taylor

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