OneBC candidate for MLA in Surrey-Cloverdale.
Travis Marchenski is the OneBC candidate in Surrey-Cloverdale, according to the Elections BC list stamped October 3, 2026. The same list shows Nicholas Cartmell (Conservative Party), Stephen Dooley (BC NDP) and Pat McCutcheon (BC Green Party). voche.me found no campaign website, no OneBC page about him and no statement from him on 2026-10-03, so his own positions are unknown.
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British Columbia provincial electionA researched record of Travis Marchenski's OneBC candidacy in Surrey-Cloverdale. voche.me found no elected office, no earlier public role and no statement of his own, so it found no voting record to review and no commitment in his words.
No public appearance by the candidate was confirmed on 2026-10-03. The two voting dates come from Elections BC.
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Elections BC lists Travis Marchenski as the OneBC candidate in Surrey-Cloverdale. The list is stamped October 3, 2026, 4:00:07 p.m., and shows nominations that Elections BC has accepted. Nominations closed at 1 p.m. that day.
The other three names on the list for the district are Nicholas Cartmell (Conservative Party), Stephen Dooley (BC NDP) and Pat McCutcheon (BC Green Party). In 2024 Elenore Sturko won the district for the Conservative Party with 10,268 votes (48.31 percent), ahead of Mike Starchuk (BC NDP) with 9,682 votes (45.56 percent). Pat McCutcheon had 1,150 votes (5.41 percent) as the BC Green Party candidate, and Judy Meilleur had 153 votes (0.72 percent) for the Freedom Party of BC. Travis Marchenski is in no district's 2024 statement of votes. The 2026 list shows Sturko as a CentreBC candidate in Surrey South.
OneBC's candidates page, read on 2026-10-03, lists 16 candidates and does not include him. voche.me found no biography, work history, earlier public role or statement of his own, so none is given here. No other source was found that ties this name to a person.
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OneBC's priorities page lists: 25 percent tax cuts for every tax bracket, including corporate tax.
OneBC's priorities page lists: 2 percent off the provincial sales tax.
OneBC's priorities page lists: balanced budgets within 4 years, with part of later surpluses used to pay down debt.
OneBC's priorities page lists: private health care alongside fully funded public health care, and moving administration spending to frontline employees and resources.
OneBC's priorities page lists: eliminate safe supply and drug consumption programs, roll back decriminalization, and provide involuntary drug rehab and housing for people with severe addiction.
OneBC's priorities page lists: eliminate the Step Code, the building energy rules, which it says raise housing costs.
OneBC's priorities page lists: bring back standardized testing in reading, writing and mathematics, remove SOGI 123 from classrooms, and create a Parental Bill of Rights.
OneBC's priorities page lists: repeal DRIPA, the provincial law that adopts the UN declaration on Indigenous rights, and declare the declaration to have no force in BC.
OneBC's priorities page lists: approve a pipeline to the Port of Prince Rupert or Kitimat to move Canadian energy to foreign markets.
OneBC's priorities page lists: increase the allowable yearly cut, reduce stumpage fees and speed up permit approvals for the forest sector.
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The name search was limited on 2026-10-03: the search tool was unavailable, and the public search pages tried gave no usable results or blocked the request. No campaign website, OneBC candidate page, social account, news report or statement of his was found, and OneBC's candidates page, read on 2026-10-03, lists 16 candidates and not him. His background, work history, earlier public roles and reasons for running were not found, and voche.me has not tied this name to any person. His positions on the OneBC platform, all-candidates meetings in the district, campaign finances and endorsements were not found on this date. OneBC's X account answered with a payment wall and its Facebook page returned no readable content.
Evidence reviewed on 2026-10-03: the Elections BC candidate list, the 2024 statement of votes, the Elections BC key dates page, and OneBC's home, candidates and priorities pages. The Western Standard's BC election pages for days 5 to 11 and OneBC's events page were also read and do not name him.
The name search was limited. The search tool was unavailable, and Google, DuckDuckGo, Bing, Yahoo, Mojeek and Startpage gave no usable results or blocked the request. A Bing news search for his name returned no results, and a Google News feed for Marchenski and OneBC held no items. OneBC's X account answered with a payment wall and its Facebook page returned no readable content. Because the name search could not be completed, a missing result says nothing about him.
No campaign website, party page, social account or public statement of his was found, so those sections are empty. The pledges listed are OneBC's platform, shown as the party's. An empty section records what voche.me found on this date.
Listed by Elections BC with the affiliation OneBC on the candidate list stamped October 3, 2026.
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