BC NDP candidate for MLA in Richmond-Bridgeport, where she also ran in 2024.
Linda Li is on Elections BC's list of accepted nominations for Richmond-Bridgeport, with the affiliation BC NDP. She ran in the same district for the BC NDP in 2024 and received 5,921 votes (34.77 percent), second to Teresa Wat. voche.me found no 2026 campaign website or 2026 statement of her own on 2026-10-02.
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A researched record of Linda Li's candidacy in Richmond-Bridgeport for the BC NDP. voche.me found no published 2026 commitment from her on 2026-10-02. The 2026 commitments below are the party's, and none of them names her. One 2024 statement of hers is kept as a record of her earlier campaign.
No public appearance by the candidate was confirmed on 2026-10-02. The two voting dates come from Elections BC.
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Elections BC lists Linda Li as the BC NDP candidate for MLA in Richmond-Bridgeport, in the copy of its candidate list stamped October 1, 2026 11:00:06 PM. The only other accepted candidate in the district on that copy is Teresa Wat, for the Conservative Party. Nominations close at 1 p.m. on October 3, 2026.
In 2024 she ran in Richmond-Bridgeport for the BC NDP and received 5,921 votes, 34.77 percent of the valid vote, according to the Elections BC statement of votes. Conservative Teresa Wat won the seat with 9,908 votes (58.19 percent). On October 1, 2026 the Richmond News reported that the BC NDP had announced Li would run again in Richmond-Bridgeport, the same district as in 2024.
The party's release of July 13, 2024, which announced her first nomination, calls her a Richmond business and community leader. It says she has been active in Richmond since 1996, has worked with the Richmond Chinese Community Society and the Richmond Hospital Foundation, and is the managing broker at Metrohome Realty Ltd. In a 2024 Richmond News questionnaire her campaign listed her as a past president of the Richmond Chinese Community Society and of the Vancouver Metropolitan Lions Club. These are her own and the party's statements, and voche.me has not checked them with the organizations.
The Breaker, a news site, reported in April 2025 that a Linda Zhen Li ran for the Richmond School Board in 2022 with the Richmond Community Coalition, and in the same paragraph said Linda Li ran for the NDP in Richmond-Bridgeport in 2024. The City of Richmond's 2022 results give Linda Li 10,540 votes, the eighth-highest total of the 15 school trustee candidates. voche.me found no page on 2026-10-02 in which Li or the BC NDP describes that 2022 run.
voche.me found no name in Chinese characters for her on a page she or the party published, and has not contacted the campaign.
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The BC NDP platform page lists keeping housing costs down as a heading. It says zoning changes adopted by 97 percent of local governments make room for 300,000 more homes across B.C. The page does not name Li.
A BC NDP release of October 1, 2026, listed on the party's releases page, says David Eby will suspend a portion of the provincial gas tax to cut gas prices by up to 30 cents a litre, and will act against price gouging. The release does not name Li.
The BC NDP platform page lists health care as a heading and says the party will keep recruiting and training doctors, nurses and other health care workers. The page does not name Li.
The BC NDP platform page lists safe, inclusive communities as a heading and says the government hired over 250 more RCMP officers and added 240 police training seats. The page does not name Li.
The BC NDP platform page lists jobs built in B.C. as a heading and says $130 billion in major projects are on the way. The page does not name Li.
The BC NDP platform page lists protecting air, land and water as a heading and says the Province is on track to protect 30 percent of B.C. by 2030. The page does not name Li.
The BC NDP platform page lists education as a heading and says the party is hiring teachers and building schools across B.C. The page does not name Li.
In the 2024 Richmond News questionnaire her campaign wrote that her top priorities for Richmond were more access to doctors, larger hospitals and clinics, safe communities and more access to housing.
voche.me found no public office held by this candidate in the sources it read, so it found no voting record to review. Her 2022 school board run is a candidacy and is listed under experience.
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In the party release on her nomination, Li said Richmond families rely on well-funded public services and that the province needs a government that will invest in them.
Her campaign answered the paper's yes or no questions. She answered yes to more supportive housing in Richmond and to more subsidized housing, and no to private health care.
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Reports that the BC NDP announced Li will run in Richmond-Bridgeport, the district where she ran in 2024, and that Conservative Teresa Wat is running there again.
Reports that Elections BC fined the Richmond Community Coalition Association $5,400 over donations it accepted for its 2022 school board campaign. It names Linda Zhen Li among the group's four 2022 school board candidates and says Linda Li ran for the NDP in Richmond-Bridgeport in 2024. The penalty it reports was against the association.
Reports that Li attended the event where the Conservatives announced Teresa Wat had joined them, and that Li pointed out she lives in Richmond and Wat does not. The article body names Richmond Centre as her district, while its headline and photo caption name Richmond-Bridgeport.
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The Breaker · April 2, 2025
voche.me found no 2026 campaign website, 2026 statement, 2026 interview or 2026 social media post by Li on 2026-10-02, so her 2026 positions on every scored issue are unknown. The address lindali.bcndp.ca, the pattern the party uses for candidate pages, sends the reader back to itself in a loop and shows no page. The BC NDP's online candidate list held 52 names on 2026-10-02 and did not include Richmond-Bridgeport, and the party's Richmond-Bridgeport page does not name her. The Richmond News reports that the party announced her candidacy; voche.me did not find that announcement. The Instagram account lindali4rmd shows only a login page to a direct read, so nothing from it is used. The Business in Vancouver riding brief of October 2024 refused automated reads. Her work as a managing broker, her roles with the Richmond Chinese Community Society, the Vancouver Metropolitan Lions Club and the Richmond Hospital Foundation, and a 2022 statement that she was appointed to a City of Richmond child care advisory committee are her own or the party's claims, and voche.me has not checked them with those bodies; the City's committee page does not list members. The link between the 2022 school board candidate and this candidate rests on The Breaker's report. The Elections BC finding against the Richmond Community Coalition Association was not opened. The portrait is a 2024 party headshot on the BC NDP's server; no 2026 page that displays it was found. No name in Chinese characters was found on her own or party pages. No all-candidates meeting for Richmond-Bridgeport was found on 2026-10-02. Campaign finances and endorsements were not reviewed. Nominations close October 3, 2026. The questionnaire has not been sent.
Evidence reviewed on 2026-10-02: the Elections BC candidate list and key dates page, the 2024 statement of votes, the BC NDP candidate list, releases page, platform page and Richmond-Bridgeport page, the party release of July 13, 2024, Richmond News reporting from 2024 and 2026, a 2025 report in The Breaker, her 2022 VoteMate profile and the City of Richmond's 2022 results.
voche.me found no 2026 campaign website, 2026 statement or 2026 interview by Li. The commitments below are the BC NDP's own text, which does not name her, and one 2024 statement of hers kept as a record of her earlier campaign. An empty section records what voche.me did not find on this date.
Received 5,921 votes (34.77 percent). Teresa Wat won the seat with 9,908 votes (58.19 percent).
Elections BC statement of votes, 2024The City of Richmond's results give Linda Li 10,540 votes, eighth of 15 trustee candidates. The Breaker links this run to the 2024 NDP candidate.
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Linda Li is running for MLA with BC NDP.
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