Tumbler Ridge
District
Provincial Location
Municipal Information
Councillors
6 to be elected
Registration Method
Poll Book (Voting Day Registration)
Regional District
Contact
Box 100, Tumbler Ridge BC, V0C 2W0
P: 250-242-4242
Eligible Voter Turnout
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Gender Representation
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Running
Elected
Keith Bertrand was elected mayor of Tumbler Ridge with 32.77% of the votes.
Mayoral Election Results
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| Candidate Name | Incumbent | Votes | Percentage | Total | Elected |
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| Bertrand, Keith | 32.77% | 251 |  |
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| McPherson, Don |  |
31.07% | 238 | ||
| Golhof, Garret | 21.28% | 163 | |||
| Schembri, Jerrilyn | 14.88% | 114 |
Councillor Election Results
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| Candidate Name | Incumbent | Votes | Percentage | Total | Elected |
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| Norbury, Chris | 79.77% | 611 | |
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| Lehmann, Bernie | 69.45% | 532 | |
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| Krakowka, Darryl | |
65.54% | 502 | |
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| Miedzinski, Curtis | 58.49% | 448 | |
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| Howe, Will | |
55.61% | 426 | |
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| Kirby, Joannne | |
51.7% | 396 | |
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| Hendrickson, Monty | 44.78% | 343 | |||
| Lajeunesse, Stacey | 27.94% | 214 | |||
| Blackman, Barry | 18.15% | 139 |
Councillor Chris Norbury received the highest number of votes, 611 out of a possible 766.
In 2018 the estimated eligible voter turnout for the Tumbler Ridge (District) was 53.5%, which was 18.0% higher than than the average BC municipal turnout of 35.5%.
Voter turnout statistics
Eligible Voter Turnout (2018)
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Voter Turnout (Historical)
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Eligible Voters (Historical)
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Gender statistics
Gender Elected (2018)
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Percent Women Running (Historical)
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Percent Women Elected (Historical)
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Women make up 14.3% of this Council. The BC average for municipal councils is 35.3%.
Incumbency
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Elected incumbency rate of 75% is 5.6% lower than BC average of 80.6%.