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Mayor

All 10 issues this office decides count equally here. That is a starting point rather than our opinion. Tap an issue below to take it out, and the order changes.

8 candidates

You may mark 1 name. Scores measured October 8, 2026.

How much each issue counts

  • Housing
  • Homelessness and drugs
  • Public safety
  • Transport
  • Taxes and budget
  • Climate
  • Culture
  • Child care
  • Economy
  • Governance
  1. 1Rebecca Bligh, candidate portraitRebecca BlighVote Vancouver58of 100
  2. 2Kareem Allam, candidate portraitKareem AllamVancouver Liberals58of 100
  3. 3Scott Gilbert, candidate portraitScott GilbertIndependent58of 100
  4. 4Ken Sim, candidate portraitKen SimABC Vancouver54of 100
  5. 5Pete Fry, candidate portraitPete FryGreen Party of Vancouver42of 100
  6. 6Amauri Caliman, candidate portraitAmauri CalimanIndependent37of 100
  7. 7Colleen Hardwick, candidate portraitColleen HardwickTEAM for a Livable Vancouver32of 100
  8. 8Muhammad Ahmad, candidate portraitMuhammad AhmadBright Future Vancouver28of 100

The first 1 name is as many as your ballot lets you mark for Mayor. A score counts how complete and checkable a published plan is, never whether it is a good plan, so this order does too. How the scoring works

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