Fort St. John
City
Provincial Location
Municipal Information
Councillors
6 to be elected
Registration Method
Poll Book (Voting Day Registration)
Regional District
Contact
10631 - 100th Street, Fort St. John BC, V1J 3Z5
P: 250-787-8150
Eligible Voter Turnout
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Gender Representation
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Running
Elected
LILIA HANSEN was elected mayor of Fort St. John with 63.11% of the votes.
Mayoral Election Results
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| Candidate Name | Incumbent | Votes | Percentage | Total | Elected |
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| HANSEN, LILIA | 63.11% | 1620 |  |
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| STANGE, SHANNON | 28.71% | 737 | |||
| LABOSSIERE, STEVEN | 6.08% | 156 |
Councillor Election Results
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| Candidate Name | Incumbent | Votes | Percentage | Total | Elected |
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| BOLIN, TREVOR |  |
66.81% | 1715 | |
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| KLASSEN, GORD | |
65.37% | 1678 | |
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| MACDOUGALL, SARAH | 65.25% | 1675 | |
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| ZABINSKY, TONY | |
59.95% | 1539 | |
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| STEWART, BYRON | |
59.6% | 1530 | |
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| LEQUIERE, JIM | |
59.52% | 1528 | |
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| GOLDIE, LYLE | 31.09% | 798 | |||
| COX, AMY | 29.49% | 757 | |||
| PATARA, GARY | 19.17% | 492 | |||
| ROBINSON, MORGAN | 15.86% | 407 |
Councillor TREVOR BOLIN (Incumbent) received the highest number of votes, 1,715 out of a possible 2,567.
In 2022 the estimated eligible voter turnout for the Fort St. John (City) was 18.0%, which was 11.3% lower than than the average BC municipal turnout of 29.2%.
Voter turnout statistics
Eligible Voter Turnout (2022)
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Voter Turnout (Historical)
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Eligible Voters (Historical)
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Gender statistics
Gender Elected (2022)
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Percent Women Running (Historical)
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Percent Women Elected (Historical)
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Women make up 28.6% of this Council. The BC average for municipal councils is 38.5%.
Incumbency
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Elected incumbency rate of 100% is 17.2% higher than BC average of 82.8%.