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1435 Water Street, Kelowna BC, V1Y 1J4
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Sharon Shepherd was elected mayor of Kelowna with 70.26% of the votes.
Candidate Name | Incumbent | Votes | Percentage | Total | Elected |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Shepherd, Sharon | 70.26% | 12769 | |||
Ouellette, Kim | 22.32% | 4056 |
Candidate Name | Incumbent | Votes | Percentage | Total | Elected |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hobson, Robert Douglas | 50.61% | 9197 | |||
Given, Brian | 45.86% | 8334 | |||
Blanleil, Andre | 43.81% | 7962 | |||
Reid, Angela | 34.19% | 6213 | |||
Rule, Michele | 33.08% | 6011 | |||
James, Graeme | 31.05% | 5643 | |||
Stack, Luke | 28% | 5089 | |||
Hodge, Charlie | 25.77% | 4683 | |||
Craig, Kevin | 25.55% | 4643 | |||
Pike, Toby | 24.21% | 4400 | |||
Graham, Mary-Ann | 23.63% | 4294 | |||
Nicholl, Shelley | 21.28% | 3868 | |||
Pendharkar, Murli | 19.28% | 3504 | |||
Stone, Cheryl | 17.12% | 3112 | |||
Gates, Joe | 16.69% | 3033 | |||
Forsstrom, Gunnar | 16.49% | 2996 | |||
Marshall, John | 15.65% | 2844 | |||
Zeger, John | 14.64% | 2660 | |||
Mack, Perry | 14.44% | 2624 | |||
Birker, Dorothee | 14.04% | 2552 | |||
Hlady, Jerry | 13.33% | 2423 | |||
Henry, Janice | 11.96% | 2174 | |||
Thompson, Mark | 11.96% | 2173 | |||
Rajabally, Mo | 10.49% | 1907 | |||
Simone, Lisa | 10% | 1817 | |||
Gebhard, Gretchen | 8.56% | 1555 | |||
Rock, Jason | 6.67% | 1213 | |||
Reed, Matthew | 6.52% | 1184 | |||
Powell, Andrew | 6% | 1091 | |||
Rathwell, JC | 5.66% | 1029 | |||
Manton, John | 5.29% | 962 | |||
Wariach, Crystal | 4.59% | 835 | |||
Forbes, H. Donald | 3.83% | 696 | |||
Vaughn, Bill | 3.3% | 600 | |||
Lanoue, Cody | 3.11% | 566 | |||
Yule, Scott | 1.94% | 352 |
Councillor Robert Douglas Hobson received the highest number of votes, 9,197 out of a possible 18,173.
In 2008 the estimated eligible voter turnout for the Kelowna (City) was 22.0%, which was 6.9% lower than than the average BC municipal turnout of 28.9%.
Women make up 33.3% 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%.