BC Green Party candidate for MLA in Langley-Willowbrook. Elections BC added her to the ballot on October 8, 2026, after it found that her nomination had not been processed correctly.
Anisha Sandhu is the BC Green Party candidate in Langley-Willowbrook, against Conservative MLA Jody Toor, Andrew Mercier of the BC NDP and Shubham Joshi of OneBC. Her name was missing from the candidate list published after nominations closed. On October 8, 2026 Elections BC said her nomination had not been processed correctly, that it met all requirements on review, and that the Chief Electoral Officer had ordered her name added to the ballot. The BC Green Party says she works as a community food security coordinator and holds two degrees in nutrition from UBC. voche.me found no policy statement in her own words.
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A researched record of Anisha Sandhu's 2026 candidacy for the BC Green Party in Langley-Willowbrook. Elections BC added her to the ballot on October 8, 2026. voche.me found no policy statement in her own words, so the commitments below are the party's platform.
No public appearance by the candidate was confirmed on 2026-10-18. The voting dates come from Elections BC.
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Elections BC lists Anisha Sandhu in Langley-Willowbrook with the affiliation BC Green Party. The list, read on October 18, 2026, also names Shubham Joshi (OneBC), Andrew Mercier (BC NDP) and Jody Toor (Conservative Party). BC Ballot says Toor won the district in 2024 with 48.2 percent of the vote, 867 votes ahead of Mercier, and that it found no earlier run by Sandhu in provincial, federal or local election records.
On October 5, 2026 the Langley Advance Times reported that Langley-Willowbrook would have three candidates and no Green candidate. On October 8 Elections BC published a notice saying that her nomination application "was not processed correctly", that on review it met all requirements and was accepted, and that the Chief Electoral Officer had issued an Order under section 280 of the Election Act to add her to the ballot. The Langley Advance Times reported the change the same day.
Her page on the BC Green Party website says she was born and raised in British Columbia and works as a community food security coordinator with organizations that help people meet their basic needs. It says she chaired Seeds of Change Surrey, sat on the City of Surrey's Agricultural and Food Policy Committee, served as a UBC Senator and as an executive of UBC's Alma Mater Society, and holds a Master of Science in Human Nutrition and a Bachelor of Science in Food, Nutrition and Health from UBC. These are the party's statements. voche.me has not checked them with UBC, the City of Surrey or the groups named.
The party page says she is running because people "deserve more than simply getting by", and that she wants to bring the community's experience into provincial decisions. voche.me found no interview or statement from her in 2026 and has not contacted the campaign.
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The BC Greens plan page says the party would build and protect 26,000 permanently affordable, non-market homes a year.
The BC Greens plan page says the party would pass vacancy control, so landlords cannot raise the rent each time a tenant moves out.
The BC Greens plan page says the party would make transit fast, frequent and free.
The BC Greens plan page says the party would build community health centres in every region, with team-based care and long-term support.
The BC Greens plan page says its Fair Share Act would make the few hundred richest people in British Columbia pay their fair share, and that the party would bring in a windfall tax on large corporations.
The BC Greens plan page says the party would stop new fossil fuel development.
The BC Greens plan page says the party would deliver proportional representation legislation within the first 100 days.
voche.me found no elected provincial or municipal office for this candidate in the sources read on 2026-10-18, and so found no voting record to review. BC Ballot says it found no earlier run by her in provincial, federal or local election records.
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Reports that Elections BC re-evaluated her nomination and added her to the ballot, which brings the district to four candidates.
Written before her name was added. It says Langley-Willowbrook would have three candidates and no Green candidate.
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Langley Advance Times · Matthew Claxton · October 8, 2026
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No campaign website, personal social media account, interview, all-candidates meeting or statement in her own words was found on 2026-10-18. Her work, schooling and community roles come only from the party page. The Ubyssey, UBC's student newspaper, published reports from 2021 to 2023 about a UBC student named Anisha Sandhu who ran for the UBC Senate and an Alma Mater Society office. No page read ties that student to this candidacy, so those reports are not used. The City of Surrey's committee minutes and the pages of Seeds of Change Surrey were not opened. Campaign finances and endorsements were not found. The questionnaire has not been sent.
Evidence reviewed on 2026-10-18: the Elections BC candidate list (stamped October 18, 2026, 11:00 AM), its key dates page and its candidates update of October 8, 2026; her BC Green Party candidate page, the party's list of candidates, its plan page and full platform file; BC Ballot's page for her; and two reports in the Langley Advance Times.
No campaign website, personal social media account or statement in her own words was found. An empty section records what voche.me did not find on this date.
The party page says she works with organizations that help people meet their basic needs. It names no employer.
BC Greens · Anisha Sandhu candidate pageThe party page says she chaired Seeds of Change Surrey and, as a committee member, moved a successful motion on next steps toward a municipal Food Charter. voche.me has not opened the City's committee minutes.
BC Greens · Anisha Sandhu candidate pageThe party page says she held both roles. voche.me has not checked them with UBC or the Alma Mater Society.
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Anisha Sandhu is running for MLA with BC Green Party.
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The 2026 British Columbia election, including the MLA race, is decided on October 24, 2026.
Elections BC said her nomination was not processed correctly, was re-evaluated and accepted, and that the Chief Electoral Officer issued an Order under section 280 of the Election Act adding her to the ballot for Langley-Willowbrook.
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