Every candidate on Elections BC’s official list, district by district. See who is running where you live, and which parties they stand for. Each page names its sources and says what is still unchecked.
The Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce and the Yarrow Volunteer Society are each hosting a forum for candidates in the Chilliwack North and Chilliwack-Cultus Lake ridings ahead of the Oct. 24 election.
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One Member of the Legislative Assembly is elected in each of the 93 districts. The party that can win the confidence of the legislature forms the government.
The largest cities and the provincial capital, with the candidates in the districts named for each one.
Tim TaylorConservative Party of BCVictoria-Swan Lake
Grace LoreBC NDPVictoria-Beacon Hill
Rajinder S. SahotaBC Green PartyVictoria-Beacon Hill
Nina KriegerBC NDPVictoria-Swan Lake
Carolyn HoweBC Green PartyVictoria-Swan Lake
Bruce BanmanConservative Party of BCAbbotsford South
Pam AlexisBC NDPAbbotsford-Mission
Lakhwinder JhajCentre BCAbbotsford-Mission
Robin RoyOneBCAbbotsford South
Korky NeufeldConservative Party of BCAbbotsford West
Darryl KroppConservative Party of BCAbbotsford-Mission
Ryan PetersonConservative Party of BCCoquitlam-Burke Mountain
Jodie WickensBC NDPCoquitlam-Burke Mountain
Matt LiangConservative Party of BCCoquitlam-Maillardville
Jennifer BlatherwickBC NDPCoquitlam-MaillardvillePopulation: BC Stats, British Columbia regional district and municipal population estimates (opens in a new tab), as of July 1, 2025. A city's districts can reach past its borders. Candidates: Elections BC’s list.
How many candidates each party has on the official list so far, and in how many districts.15 candidates have no party affiliation on the list.
93 candidates in 93 of 93 districts
Lorne DoerksonInterim leader · Cariboo-Chilcotin
Bruce BanmanMLA for Abbotsford South
Korky NeufeldMLA for Abbotsford West92 candidates in 92 of 93 districts
David EbyLeader · Vancouver-Point Grey
Anne KangMinister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport; MLA for Burnaby Centre
Rohini Reah AroraMLA for Burnaby East73 candidates in 73 of 93 districts
Emily LowanLeader · Saanich North and the Islands
Melissa SnazellRegional Councillor, Fraser Valley-Surrey, BC Green Party Provincial Council (party page, as of November 21, 2025)
Andrew AppletonCouncillor, District of Oak Bay (says he is not seeking re-election on October 17, 2026)34 candidates in 34 of 93 districts
Elenore SturkoLeader · Surrey South
Sid TobiasMayor of View Royal and the town’s director on the Capital Regional District board
Lakhwinder JhajAbbotsford-Mission33 candidates in 33 of 93 districts
Dallas BrodieInterim leader · Vancouver-Quilchena
Robin RoyAbbotsford South
Andrew RoseBurnaby South-Metrotown4 candidates in 4 of 93 districts
4 candidates in 4 of 93 districts
3 candidates in 3 of 93 districts
2 candidates in 2 of 93 districts
1 candidate in 1 of 93 districts
Candidates listed without a party.
93 districts each elect one MLA. 354 candidates in 93 of them are on the official list so far.
Conservative Party of BC · BC NDP · BC Green Party · Centre BC · Christian Heritage Party of BC · No party affiliation
Conservative Party of BC · BC NDP · BC Green Party · Centre BC · OneBC · No party affiliation
Conservative Party of BC · BC NDP · BC Green Party · Centre BC · OneBC · No party affiliation
Conservative Party of BC · BC NDP · BC Green Party · Centre BC · BC Libertarian Party · Communist Party of BC
Conservative Party of BC · BC NDP · Centre BC · OneBC · BC Libertarian Party
Conservative Party of BC · BC NDP · BC Green Party · OneBC · Christian Heritage Party of BC
From the last day to file a nomination to general voting day. Every date comes from Elections BC.
Elections BC election page (opens in a new tab)The Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce and the Yarrow Volunteer Society are each hosting a forum for candidates in the Chilliwack North and Chilliwack-Cultus Lake ridings ahead of the Oct. 24 election.
The BC Greens published a tourism plan on 9 October 2026 that would raise BC Parks funding by 50 per cent and create a $30-million-a-year outdoor recreation fund.
The BC Green Party published its transit and transportation plan on 9 October 2026, promising free transit for riders under 25 and over 65, and buses on the Sea-to-Sky corridor within the first year.
An independent guide where voters in British Columbia can find every candidate, every party and every district, with the sources behind each one.
Christian McCayLeader, Christian Heritage Party of BC
Ed EwaldBulkley Valley-Stikine