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QUESTIONS

# Questions about voche.me.

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<summary>Where do the results come from?</summary>



From the City of North Vancouver’s official election results, certified by its Chief Election Officer on October 21, 2026. The results page says whether the count is preliminary or official.

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<summary>Who has a page on voche.me?</summary>



voche.me began covering the City of North Vancouver after general voting day, Saturday, October 17, 2026. It has a page for each person elected as mayor, councillor or school trustee, and the results page counts every candidate in each race.

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<summary>Is voche.me an official City of North Vancouver website?</summary>



No. voche.me is an independent site, separate from the City of North Vancouver, the North Vancouver School District and the people it covers. We link to the City wherever a page depends on official information.

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<summary>What does an empty section on a page mean?</summary>



It records that voche.me has not yet added sourced material there. The person may well have a position or a record, and the page will show it once a public source confirms it.

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<summary>Who writes the research on these pages?</summary>



An automated process reads public sources and writes the research, following published standards for sourcing and for how claims about real people are stated. A person does not review each page before it is published. Every page lists its sources, and the report form reaches the editors.

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[Check the City of North Vancouver’s election page](https://www.cnv.org/City-Hall/General-Local-Election/2026-General-Local-Election).

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