BC Green Party candidate for MLA in Prince George-Valemount. No campaign page, platform or public statement of her own for 2026 was found.
Jodie Capling is the BC Green Party's candidate in Prince George-Valemount, one of three names on Elections BC's list at 3:00 PM PT on October 3, 2026, after nominations closed at 1 p.m. PT. voche.me found no campaign website, no BC Green Party candidate page, no 2026 news report and no public statement by her, and no public office on record. A voter information site lists a 2025 federal run under the same name, and voche.me found no page that ties it to her. The commitments listed on this page are the BC Green Party's platform.
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British Columbia provincial electionA researched record of Jodie Capling's candidacy in Prince George-Valemount. Elections BC lists her with the affiliation BC Green Party. voche.me found no page, report or statement by her or about her 2026 candidacy, so the commitments below are the party's platform.
No public appearance by the candidate was found on 2026-10-03. The two voting dates come from Elections BC.
Checked October 3, 2026 · All event times are Pacific time. Recheck the organizer before travelling.
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Elections BC lists Jodie Capling as the BC Green Party candidate in Prince George-Valemount. On the copy of the list stamped October 3, 2026 3:00:07 PM, which is after nominations closed at 1 p.m. PT that day, three candidates are shown for the district: Rosalyn Bird (Conservative Party), Carol Bourque (BC NDP) and Jodie Capling (BC Green Party).
voche.me found no campaign website, BC Green Party candidate page, social media account or statement by her about this 2026 candidacy. The BC Green Party's candidates page lists 33 candidates on October 3, 2026 and she is not one of them. The address where her candidate page would sit returns HTTP 404, and the party's site search for her surname returns no results. No age, occupation, employer, education or past public role is recorded here, because no source opened in this research ties one to this candidate.
BC Ballot, a voter information site, lists one earlier run under this name: the Green Party of Canada candidate in Cariboo-Prince George at the 2025 federal election, fourth with 1,155 votes (1.8 percent). Wikipedia's table for that riding shows the same name and 1,155 votes (1.83 percent). voche.me found no page that links that 2025 candidate to the person on this year's list, so it does not treat them as one person and uses no biography detail from the 2025 campaign coverage.
In 2024 the BC Green Party's candidate in this district, Gwen Johansson, received 1,612 votes (9.87 percent), according to Elections BC's statement of votes. Rosalyn Bird won for the Conservative Party with 9,018 votes (55.19 percent). voche.me has not contacted the campaign.
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The BC Greens platform page says the party would build and protect 26,000 permanently affordable, non-market homes a year.
The BC Greens platform page says the party would pass vacancy control, so landlords cannot raise the rent each time a tenant moves out.
The BC Greens platform page says the party would make transit fast, frequent and free.
The BC Greens platform page says the party would build community health centres in every region, with team-based care and long-term support.
The BC Greens platform page says the party's Fair Share Act would make the few hundred richest people in British Columbia pay their fair share, and that it would bring in a windfall tax on mega-corporations.
The BC Greens platform page says the party would stop new fossil fuel development.
The BC Greens platform page says the party would deliver proportional representation legislation within the first 100 days.
voche.me found no elected or appointed public office for this candidate in the sources read on 2026-10-03, and so found no voting record to review. BC Ballot lists 0 elected terms and 0 campaign finance reports for her, and one earlier run (the 2025 federal election) under the same name. voche.me did not check those records itself, and found no page that ties that run to this candidate.
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No campaign website, BC Green Party candidate page, social media account, 2026 news report, all-candidates meeting or endorsement for Jodie Capling was found on 2026-10-03. The party's candidates page lists 33 candidates and not her, her candidate page address returned HTTP 404, and the party's site search for her surname returned no results. The name search was limited: the WebSearch tool had reached its usage limit, Bing returned a page of the BC Ballot site and several 2025 news pages, DuckDuckGo showed a verification test, and Google News returned no 2026 item naming her. A Jodie Capling was the Green Party of Canada candidate in Cariboo-Prince George in 2025, and BC Ballot treats that person as this candidate. voche.me found no page that ties the two, because no 2026 page gives her residence, work or earlier campaigns, so nothing from the 2025 coverage is used. A person who confirms the link, for example with the campaign, can add these 2025 pages: CKPG Today, April 1, 2025 and April 14, 2025 (candidate questions); Quesnel Cariboo Observer, April 15, 2025; Prince George Citizen, March 27, 2025 (opened with HTTP 403, so unread); and VoteMate's 2025 candidate page. The Citizen result snippet also mentions a 2018 city council bid in Williams Lake, which voche.me did not open. The 2025 federal result figures come from BC Ballot and Wikipedia, and voche.me did not open Elections Canada's own table. No biography, occupation, education or earlier public role is recorded. No portrait was added, because no photo that can be credited to this candidate was found. The BC Green Party's own plan page says its full platform is coming soon. The questionnaire has not been sent.
Evidence reviewed on 2026-10-03: the Elections BC candidate list, key dates page and 2024 statement of votes; the BC Green Party's candidates page, plan page and site search; the BC Ballot pages for her and for the district; Wikipedia's table for the 2025 federal result in Cariboo-Prince George; and name searches. The name search was limited: the WebSearch tool had reached its usage limit, so voche.me used Bing, Google News and DuckDuckGo pages directly. Bing returned a page of the BC Ballot site and several 2025 news pages for a candidate of the same name, DuckDuckGo showed a verification test, and Google News returned no 2026 item naming her.
No campaign website, party candidate page, social media account, 2026 news report or statement of her own was found, so the sections for priorities, experience, talks and coverage are empty. The commitments listed below are the BC Green Party's platform, which does not name her. An empty section records what voche.me did not find on this date. The candidate may have published material that these searches did not reach.
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Jodie Capling 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.
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