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Brian Taylor was elected mayor of Grand Forks with 46.32% of the votes.
Candidate Name | Incumbent | Votes | Percentage | Total | Elected |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Taylor, Brian | 46.32% | 667 | |||
Krog, Neil | 24.24% | 349 | |||
Baker, Everett | 19.72% | 284 | |||
Lebedoff, Dann | 3.19% | 46 | |||
Johnston, Ken | 3.13% | 45 | |||
Pehota, David | 2.5% | 36 |
Candidate Name | Incumbent | Votes | Percentage | Total | Elected |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thompson, Christine | 52.43% | 755 | |||
Wyers, Cher | 49.38% | 711 | |||
Robert, Gene | 47.85% | 689 | |||
Davies, Joy | 44.86% | 646 | |||
Moslin, Chris | 41.74% | 601 | |||
Wirischagin, Michael | 40.56% | 584 | |||
O'Doherty, Patrick | 37.85% | 545 | |||
Chornenki, Robert | 35.76% | 515 | |||
Gordon, Ann M. | 35.63% | 513 | |||
Raven, Jake | 33.33% | 480 | |||
Smith, Bob | 32.71% | 471 | |||
Edburne-Stoodley, Zak | 20.42% | 294 |
Councillor Christine Thompson received the highest number of votes, 755 out of a possible 1,440.
In 2008 the estimated eligible voter turnout for the Grand Forks (City) was 47.7%, which was 18.8% higher than than the average BC municipal turnout of 28.9%.
Women make up 42.9% of this Council. The BC average for municipal councils is 34.2%.
Elected incumbency rate of 0.00% is 77.2% lower than BC average of 77.2%.