Bulkley-Nechako
Regional District
Provincial Location
Regional District Information
Directors
7 to be elected
Registration Method
Survey not returned
Regional District
Contact
Box 820, Burns Lake BC, V0J 1E0
P: 250-692-3195
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stoltenberg, Stoney (Harold Lawrence) Electoral Area A (Smithers Rural) |
Acclaimed |  |
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| Riis-Christianson, Michael Electoral Area B (Burns Lake Rural) |
 |
Acclaimed | |
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| Greenaway, Judy Electoral Area C (Fort St. James Rural) |
72.73% | 136 | |
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| Parker, Mark Electoral Area D (Fraser Lake Rural) |
|
Acclaimed | |
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| Lambert, Clint Electoral Area E (Francois/Ootsa Lake Rural) |
|
Acclaimed | |
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| Moon, Shirley Electoral Area F (Vanderhoof Rural) |
42.36% | 327 | |
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| Newell, Chris Electoral Area G (Houston Rural) |
|
Acclaimed | |
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| Maley, Margo Electoral Area C (Fort St. James Rural) |
27.27% | 51 | |||
| Johnson, Tim Electoral Area F (Vanderhoof Rural) |
30.96% | 239 | |||
| Alderliesten, John Electoral Area F (Vanderhoof Rural) |
26.68% | 206 | |||
Of the 7 Directors elected, 4 are incumbent and 5 are acclaimed.
In 2022 the estimated eligible voter turnout for the Bulkley-Nechako (Regional District), all contested areas combined, was 27.5%. This was 0.8% higher 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 28.6% 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%.