Alberni-Clayoquot

Regional District

Provincial Location

Regional District Information

Directors

6 to be elected

Registration Method

Poll Book (Voting Day Registration)

Regional District

Alberni-Clayoquot

Contact

3008 Fifth Avenue, Port Alberni BC, V9Y 2E3

P: 250-720-2700

Eligible Voter Turnout

  • ? Voted
  • ? Did Not Vote

Gender Representation

  • ? Men
  • ? Women

Running

Elected

Director Election Results

  • ? Elected
  • ? Not elected
  • ? Acclaimed
Candidate Name Incumbent Votes Percentage Total Elected
Beckett, Bob
Electoral Area A (Bamfield)
 
Acclaimed
Boyko, Fred
Electoral Area B (Beaufort)
 
Acclaimed
Siga, Vaida
Electoral Area C (Long Beach)
 
71.88% 46
Cote, Penny
Electoral Area D (Sproat Lake)
 
54.71% 209
Roth, Susan
Electoral Area E (Beaver Creek)
 
67.27% 374
Sparrow, Mike
Electoral Area F (Cherry Creek)
 
50.52% 194
Masso, Saya
Electoral Area C (Long Beach)
 
28.13% 18
Appleton, Derek
Electoral Area D (Sproat Lake)
 
30.63% 117
Powell, Heather
Electoral Area D (Sproat Lake)
 
14.66% 56
Solda, Cindy
Electoral Area E (Beaver Creek)
 
32.73% 182
Deluca, Darren
Electoral Area F (Cherry Creek)
 
49.48% 190

Of the 6 Directors elected, 2 are incumbent and 2 are acclaimed.

In 2022 the estimated eligible voter turnout for the Alberni-Clayoquot (Regional District), all contested areas combined, was 22.4%. This was 4.3% lower than than the average regional district turnout of 26.7%.

Voter turnout statistics

Eligible Voter Turnout (2022)

  • ? Voted
  • ? Did Not Vote

Voter Turnout (Historical)

  • ? Jurisdiction
  • ? British Columbia

Eligible Voters (Historical)

  • ? Eligible Voters
  • ? Registered Voters

Gender statistics

Gender Elected (2022)

  • ? Men
  • ? Women

Percent Women Running (Historical)

  • ? Jurisdiction
  • ? British Columbia

Percent Women Elected (Historical)

  • ? Jurisdiction
  • ? British Columbia

Women comprise 50% of this regional district's Electoral Area Directors. The BC average is 39.9%.

Incumbency

  • ? Running
  • ? Elected

Elected incumbency rate of 100% is 17.2% higher than BC average of 82.8%.