BC NDP BC provincial 2026
Every BC NDP candidate
92 candidates on the October 24, 2026 ballot. Each one links to a full profile with their own background, priorities and sources.
THE SHAPE OF THIS SLATE
What BC NDP is asking for
BC NDP has 92 candidates on Elections BC's list so far, one in each of 92 of the 93 districts. The list keeps growing until nominations close on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
A majority of the legislature is 47 of 93 seats. BC NDP has candidates in enough districts to reach one if every one of them won.
92 OF 93 SEATS CONTESTED
MLA
Adila ShaukatAdrian DixMinister of Energy and Climate Solutions; MLA for Vancouver-RenfrewAman SinghAmanda BurrowsAmna ShahMLA for Surrey City Centre; Parliamentary Secretary for Mental Health and Addictions and for Anti-Racism InitiativesAndrea DunlopAndrew MercierAnne KangMinister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport; MLA for Burnaby CentreBinny BoparaiBowinn MaMinister of Infrastructure; MLA for North Vancouver-LonsdaleBrittny AndersonMinister of State for Local Governments and Rural Communities; MLA for Kootenay CentralBruce KongCallista RyanCarol BourqueChristine BoyleMinister of Housing and Municipal Affairs; MLA for Vancouver-Little MountainDana LajeunesseParliamentary Secretary for Accessibility; MLA for Juan de Fuca-MalahatDarlene RotchfordParliamentary Secretary for Armed Forces Development and Veterans Affairs; MLA for Esquimalt-ColwoodDarryl WalkerDavid EbyPremier and President of the Executive Council; MLA for Vancouver-Point GreyDebra ToporowskiMLA for Cowichan ValleyDenice BarduaDhar GrewalDiana GibsonMinister of Citizens' Services; MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon HeadErin OsborneFrankie AbelGarry BeggParliamentary Secretary for Surrey Infrastructure; MLA for Surrey-GuildfordGeorge AndersonMLA for Nanaimo-LantzvilleGeorge MorganGloria MorganGrace LoreMinister without portfolio; MLA for Victoria-Beacon HillHarwinder SandhuParliamentary Secretary for Agriculture; MLA for Vernon-LumbyHenry YaoHolly IsaacHonieh BarzegariHudson CampbellSchool trustee, Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Board of Education (School District No. 42)Ian McMahonJagrup BrarMinister of Mining and Critical Minerals; MLA for Surrey-FleetwoodJanet RoutledgeOfficial Government Whip; MLA for Burnaby NorthJason LeboeJason McCormickJennifer BlatherwickParliamentary Secretary for Gender Equity; MLA for Coquitlam-MaillardvilleJennifer WhitesideMinister of Labour; MLA for New Westminster-CoquitlamJesse GervaisJessie SunnerMinister of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills; MLA for Surrey-NewtonJinny SimsJodie WickensMinister of Children and Family Development; MLA for Coquitlam-Burke MountainJosie OsborneMinister of Finance; MLA for Mid Island-Pacific RimJules CôtéKala BrysonKathryn AskewKelli PaddonKory ClarkLara HonradoLeah BallantyneLinda LiLisa BeareMinister of Education and Child Care; MLA for Maple Ridge-Pitt MeadowsLoyal WooldridgeKelowna city councillor; chair of the Regional District of Central Okanagan boardMable ElmoreDeputy Speaker; MLA for Vancouver-KensingtonMarsha Rose DufresneMichelle LivajaMike FarnworthMinister of Transportation and Transit; MLA for Port CoquitlamMike WislaMiriam RycroftNiki SharmaAttorney General and Deputy Premier; MLA for Vancouver-HastingsNina KriegerMinister of Public Safety and Solicitor General; MLA for Victoria-Swan LakeNorma BlissettCouncillor, City of CranbrookPam AlexisParik TahlanPaul ChoiParliamentary Secretary for Trade; MLA for Burnaby South-MetrotownRaj ChouhanSpeaker of the Legislative Assembly; MLA for Burnaby-New WestminsterRandene NeillMinister of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship; MLA for Powell River-Sunshine CoastRavi ParmarMinister of Forests; MLA for Langford-HighlandsRichard ZussmanRick GlumacMinister of State for Artificial Intelligence and New Technologies; MLA for Port Moody-BurquitlamRohini Reah AroraMLA for Burnaby EastRoly RussellSahib ThindSara LopezSarah ZimmermanTerrace city councillorSheila MalcolmsonMinister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction; MLA for Nanaimo-Gabriola IslandSikander KangSpencer Chandra HerbertMinister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation; MLA for Vancouver-West EndStephanie HigginsonParliamentary Secretary for Primary Care Access; MLA for Ladysmith-OceansideStephen DooleySteve MorissetteParliamentary Secretary for Rural Development; MLA for Kootenay-MonasheeSunita DhirParliamentary Secretary for International Credentials; MLA for Vancouver-LangaraSusie ChantParliamentary Secretary for Seniors' Services and Long-Term Care; MLA for North Vancouver-SeymourTamara DavidsonMinister of Environment and Parks; MLA for North Coast-Haida GwaiiTerry YungMinister of State for Community Safety and Integrated Services; MLA for Vancouver-YaletownTina LeeTodd SchierlingWill Cole-HamiltonCouncillor, City of Courtenay, and Chair of the Comox Valley Regional District board
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Sources
A source marked SAYS SO ITSELF is the party's own material. It proves what the party claims, not that the claim is true.
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- Candidate list for the October 24, 2026 general election Elections BC · checked
- Current party standings, 43rd Parliament Legislative Assembly of British Columbia · checked
- Statement of Votes, 2024 Provincial General Election Elections BC · checked
- Statement of Votes, 2020 Provincial General Election Elections BC · checked
- Annual allowances to political parties Elections BC · checked
- Making a political contribution Elections BC · checked
- Financial reporting and political contributions Elections BC · checked
- Financial Reports and Political Contributions System, provincial search Elections BC · checked
- BC NDP home page SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · checked
- BC NDP media centre SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · checked
- Results for You SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · checked
- David Eby launches election with plan to build B.C. strong amid Trump’s attacks SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · published · checked
- Eby to triple U.S. health worker recruitment SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · published · checked
- Eby pledges new “Built in B.C. and Canada” buying rules SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · published · checked
- Eby to turn more empty condos into homes people can afford SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · published · checked
- Doerkson’s first campaign commitment confirms healthcare to “take the brunt” of their cuts SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · published · checked
- Eby to double critical mineral exports, expand Port of Prince Rupert SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · published · checked
- David Eby secures largest private sector investment in Canadian history SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · published · checked
- Statement from BC NDP leader David Eby marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · published · checked
- David Eby and BC NDP focused on working together and fighting for people at 2025 Convention SAYS SO ITSELFBC NDP · published · checked
- British Columbia’s next provincial election set for Oct. 24 after Eby calls early vote CBC News · published · checked
- Meet the party leaders running in B.C.’s provincial election CBC News (The Canadian Press) · published · checked
- Premier designate David Eby says B.C. NDP leadership acclamation “not how any of us expected this to end” CBC News · published · checked
- Eby focuses on U.S. health worker recruitment at Surrey border stop Peace Arch News (Black Press), republished by Arrow Lakes News · published · checked
- Eby promises increase to B.C.’s speculation tax, create new “Unsold Condo Tax” Maple Ridge News (Black Press) · published · checked
- B.C.’s Eby says NDP would tax new, unsold condos, raise speculation, vacancy fees The Canadian Press, via National Newswatch · published · checked
- Party leaders make economic, budget promises in Week 2 of B.C. election campaign The Canadian Press, via Energeticcity · published · checked
- Kropp, Alexis, Jhaj and Monds named Abbotsford-Mission candidates Abbotsford News (Black Press) · published · checked
- B.C. budget includes tax increases, 15K public job cuts, projected $13B deficit CBC News · published · checked
- BC Backs Off on DRIPA Amendments. For Now The Tyee · published · checked
- First Nations say Eby backs down again, now seeks joint path on B.C. Indigenous law The Canadian Press, via CP24 · published · checked
- The provincial deficit dropped by $3.3 billion to $7.7 billion in 2025/26: Bailey The Canadian Press, via Canada’s National Observer · published · checked
- LNG Canada to go ahead with Phase 2 in Kitimat, B.C. The Canadian Press, via BNN Bloomberg · published · checked
- Prime Minister Carney welcomes LNG Canada Phase 2 Prime Minister of Canada · published · checked
- New Democratic Party, Encyclopedia of British Columbia KnowBC (Encyclopedia of British Columbia, Harbour Publishing) · checked
- The New Democratic Party: A Look Back The Tyee · published · checked