1996 British Columbia general election
May 28, 1996
75 seats of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
38 seats were needed for a majority
Turnout59.11%[1] Decrease 4.92 pp
  First party Second party
 
Leader Glen Clark Gordon Campbell
Party New Democratic Liberal
Leader since 1996 1993
Leader's seat Vancouver Kingsway Vancouver-Point Grey
Last election 51 seats 17 seats
Seats won 39 33
Seat change Decrease12 Increase16
Popular vote 624,395 661,929
Percentage 39.45 41.82
Swing Decrease1.26 Increase8.58
  Third party Fourth party
 
Ref
PDA
Leader Jack Weisgerber Gordon Wilson
Party Reform Progressive Democrat
Leader since 1995 1993
Leader's seat Peace River South Powell River-Sunshine Coast
Last election 0 seats pre-creation
Seats won 2 1
Seat change Increase2 Increase1
Popular vote 146,734 90,797
Percentage 9.27 5.74
Swing Increase9.09 Increase5.74
Premier before election

Glen Clark
New Democratic

 Premier after election

Glen Clark
New Democratic

The 1996 British Columbia general election was the 36th provincial election in the Province of British Columbia, Canada. It was held to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. The election was called on April 30, 1996,[2] and held on May 28, 1996. Voter turnout was 59.1 per cent of all eligible voters. The election is notable for producing a "false-winner" outcome, rewarding a party that got second in the popular vote with a majority government.

New Democratic Party leader and provincial premier Mike Harcourt had resigned as the result of a fundraising scandal involving one of the members of his caucus. Glen Clark was chosen by the party to replace Harcourt. Clark led the party to a second majority government, defeating the Liberal Party of Gordon Campbell, who had become leader of the Liberal Party after Gordon Wilson had been forced out of the position because of his relationship with another Liberal member of the legislature, Judi Tyabji.

After Wilson was defeated by Campbell in the convention to choose a new leader, he and Tyabji left the Liberal Party to establish the Progressive Democratic Alliance. Wilson was able to win re-election, but Tyabji was not, who went down to defeat with all of the other candidates fielded by the new party.

The once-dominant Social Credit Party collapsed. It elected Grace McCarthy as its leader in 1993, but she was unable to make a bid to get into the legislature until 1994, when she lost a by-election in the longtime Socred stronghold of Matsqui. Soon afterward, four of its remaining six members defected to Reform BC, leaving Social Credit without official status in the legislature. One more seat was lost in a by-election, reducing the party's representation to one MLA, Cliff Serwa. Serwa retired before the election, however, leaving the party with no incumbents. Party leader Larry Gillanders withdrew from the race while the campaign was in progress, saying that all right-wing parties should unite to topple the ruling NDP. The Socreds won only 0.4% of the vote and were completely shut out of the legislature. While the party still nominally exists, it has never elected another MLA and even lost its registration from 2013 to 2016.

Reform BC held on to two of its four seats.

Although the Liberals won the largest share of the popular vote, most of their votes were wasted in the outer regions of the province, and it won only 8 seats in the Vancouver area. That allowed the NDP to win 6 more seats than the opposition Liberals, eking out a majority government. This was the last election to return an NDP majority until 2020, 24 years later.

Opinion polls

Evolution of voting intentions at provincial level
Polling firm Last day
of survey		 Source BCNDP BCLP RPBC PDA BCSC Other ME Sample
Election 1996 May 28, 1996 39.45 41.82 9.27 5.74 0.40 3.32
McIntyre & Mustel May 23, 1996 [3] 43.3 40.9 9.9 — 0 — 4.4 630
Angus Reid May 14, 1996 [4] 40 41 12 — — — 3.5 800
McIntyre & Mustel May 11, 1996 [5] 45 35.4 14.7 1.7 0.5 — 4.8 516
Angus Reid May 2, 1996[4] [6] 45 33 17 — — — — —
McIntyre & Mustel May 1, 1996 [7] 44 36 16 1.6 1.4 — 4.2 544
Election called (April 30, 1996)[2]
Evolution of voting intentions at provincial level
Polling firm Last day
of survey		 Source BCNDP BCLP RPBC PDA BCSC Other ME Sample
Marktrend April 14, 1996 [8] 38 32 21 — — — 4.4 503
Angus Reid March 12, 1996 [9] 40 38 16 3 1 — 4.0 600
McIntyre & Mustel March 1996 [10] 38 38 20 — 1 3 — 295
MarkTrend February 23, 1996 [11] 29 38 27 — — — 4.4 502
Viewpoints January 17, 1996 [12] 34.9 40.6 20 — — — 2.5 1,600
MarkTrend January 1996 [12] 28 37 27 — — — — —
Glen Clark becomes leader of the NDP and Premier (February 22, 1996)
Angus Reid December 12, 1995 [13] 35 40 22 — — — 4.1 605
Mike Harcourt announces resignation as Premier and leader of the NDP (November 15, 1995)|[14]
Angus Reid November 8, 1995 [15] 24 49 22 — — — — 805
McIntyre & Mustel March 1995 [16] 28 47 21 — 2 3 — 284
McIntyre & Mustel March 1995 [10] 28 47 21 — 2 3 — 284
Jack Weisgerber becomes leader of the BC Reform Party (January 15, 1995)[17]
MarkTrend December 1994 [18] 25 41 28 — — — 4.4 500
McIntyre & Mustel December 1994 [19] 31 42 20 — — — — —
Viewpoints November 1994 [20] 30 42 22 — — — — 2,000
McIntyre & Mustel September 1994 [10] 25 41 26 — 5 3 — 304
Angus Reid September 1994 [21] 30 44 19 — — 7 — —
McIntyre & Mustel June 5, 1994 [22] 21 39 28 — 7 5 4.5 505
Viewpoints June 1994 [23] 30 39 24 — — 3 — —
Marktrend June 1994 [23] 23 38 34 — — 3 — —
Angus Reid March 1994 [24] 25 53 7 0.4[25] 10 — 4 600
March 1994 [26] 25 38 21 — 10 — — —
Angus Reid December 1993 [27] 21 47 — — 14 — — 603
McIntyre & Mustel December 1993 [28] 20 49 — — 18 — 4.5 502
PDA founded (December 5, 1993)
Gordon Campbell becomes leader of the BC Liberals (September 11, 1993)
McIntyre & Mustel September 1993 [29] 27 50 — — 19[28] — 5 —
Election 1991 October 17, 1991 40.71 33.25 0.18 - 24.27 1.59

Results

Party Party leader # of
candidates		 Seats Popular vote
1991 Elected % Change # % % Change
  New Democrats Glen Clark 75 57 39 -23.53% 624,395 39.45% -1.26%
Liberal Gordon Campbell 75 17 33 +94.12% 661,929 41.82% +8.58%
Reform Jack Weisgerber 75 - 2   146,734 9.27% +9.09%
Progressive Democrat Gordon Wilson 66 * 1 * 90,797 5.74% *
Green Stuart Parker 71 - - - 31,511 1.99% +1.13%
  Independent/No affiliation 23 - - - 10,067 0.64% -0.07%
Social Credit Larry Gillanders 38 7 - -100% 6,276 0.40% -23.65%
Family Coalition   14 - - - 4,150 0.26% +0.17%
  Natural Law   38 * - * 2,919 0.18% *
  Libertarian   17 - - - 2,041 0.13% +0.07%
  Conservative Peter B. Macdonald 8 - - - 1,002 0.06% +0.03%
  Western Canada Concept Doug Christie 5 - - - 374 0.02% -0.02%
  Common Sense, Community, Family   5 * - * 291 0.02% *
  Communist   3 - - - 218 0.01% +0.01%
Total 513 75 75 - 1,582,704 100%  
Source: Elections BC

Notes:

* Party did not nominate candidates in the previous election.

Popular vote
Liberal
 
 41.82%
NDP
 
 39.45%
Reform
 
 9.27%
PDA
 
 5.74%
Others
 
 3.72%
Seats summary
NDP
 
 52.00%
Liberal
 
 44.00%
Reform
 
 2.67%
PDA
 
 1.33%

Results by riding

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
NDPLiberalReformPDAGreenOther
Abbotsford Bruce Temple
5,405 - 24.69%		 John van Dongen
10,998 - 50.24%		 Mark Warawa
4,086 - 18.67%		 Merilyn Anderson
1,125 - 5.14%		 Geoff Berner
274 - 1.25%		 John van Dongen
Alberni Gerard A. M. Janssen
7,398 - 52.01%		 Gillian Trumper
5,099 - 35.85%		 Vi Hiansen
823 - 5.79%		 Ingrid Helen Rebar
578 - 4.06%		 Andre Sperling
195 - 1.37%
  • Karl Angus (Common Sense)
    72 - 0.51%
  • Kathleen Lapeyrouse (NLP)
    58 - 0.41%
 Gerard A. M. Janssen
Bulkley Valley-Stikine Bill Goodacre
4,779 - 37.02%		 Pat Beach
3,726 - 28.87%		 Bill Zemenchik
3,473 - 26.91%		 Sharon L. Hartwell
624 - 4.83%		 Stuart Hertzog
151 - 1.17%		 Peter Barendregt (SC)
155 - 1.20%		 Jackie Pement
Burnaby-Edmonds Fred Randall
9,912 - 46.45%		 Judy St. Denis
8,770 - 41.09%		 Carlos Brito
1,008 - 4.72%		 John Schwermer
1,067 - 5.00%		 Eric Hawthorne
387 - 1.81%		 Fred Randall
Burnaby North Pietro Calendino
8,926 - 45.47%		 Richard T. Lee
8,160 - 41.57%		 Daniela Bosa
1,081 - 5.51%		 Richard A. Y. Lee
976 - 4.97%		 Tom Hetherington
395 - 2.01%
  • Derek Nadeau (NLP)
    62 - 0.32%
  • Carlo Nigro (Ltn.)
    31 - 0.16%
 Barry Jones
Burnaby-Willingdon Joan Sawicki
10,501 - 45.54%		 John Nuraney
9,678 - 41.97%		 Sunny G. Sodhi
999 - 4.33%		 Thomas Reekie
1,161 - 5.03%		 Joe Keithley
458 - 1.99%
  • Peter B. MacDonald (Cons.)
    190 - 0.82%
  • Henriette Toth (NLP)
    74 - 0.32%
 Joan Sawicki
Cariboo North Frank Garden
5,180 - 38.26%		 John D. Wilson
5,533 - 40.87%		 Robert Eyford
2,561 - 18.92%		 Phillip Mencero
168 - 1.24%		 Ric Steines (Ltn.)
97 - 0.72%		 Frank Garden
Cariboo South David Zirnhelt
6,372 - 41.45%		 Dave Worthy
6,050 - 39.35%		 Jon Wolbers
2,684 - 17.46%		 Donald Stuart Rennie
267 - 1.74%		 David Zirnhelt
Chilliwack Rollie Keith
5,989 - 24.48%		 Barry Penner
9,273 - 37.90%		 Bill Wimpney
3,237 - 13.23%		 Steve Kisbey
232 - 0.95%		 Bob Chisholm
5,736 - 23.44%		 Bob Chisholm
Columbia River-Revelstoke Jim Doyle
6,264 - 42.52%		 Brian Allan McMahon
5,172 - 35.10%		 Steve V. Pinchak
2,687 - 18.24%		 Dave Herman
282 - 1.91%		 Rhonda Smith
270 - 1.83%		 Sonia Stairs (NLP)
58 - 0.39%		 Jim Doyle
Comox Valley Evelyn Gillespie
13,230 - 42.76%		 Bill MacDonald
10,721 - 34.65%		 Delbert Doll
3,451 - 11.15%		 Joe Lawlor
1,039 - 3.36%		 Meaghan Cursons
1,296 - 4.19%
  • Alicia Burns
    598 - 1.93%
  • John Krell (FCP)
    398 - 1.29%
  • Angus Ramsey
    149 - 0.48%
  • Hillel Alan Wright
    57 - 0.18%
 Margaret Lord
Coquitlam-Maillardville John Cashore
10,812 - 45.91%		 Maxine Wilson
9,440 - 40.08%		 Bev Walsh
1,434 - 6.09%		 Angela Broughton
1,289 - 5.47%
  • Rob Gillespie (Ltn.)
    224 - 0.95%
  • Dave Gallagher (SC)
    133 - 0.56%
  • Richard Van Schaik (NLP)
    123 - 0.52%
  • Debra Hicks (Cons.)
    96 - 0.41%
 John Cashore
Cowichan-Ladysmith Jan Pullinger
12,249 - 49.85%		 Ray Smith
7,783 - 31.68%		 Tom Walker
2,434 - 9.91%		 Perry James Johnson
1,459 - 5.94%		 Julian West
645 - 2.63%		 Jan Pullinger
Delta North Norm Lortie
8,657 - 42.33%		 Reni Masi
9,305 - 45.50%		 Gurmant Grewal
755 - 3.69%		 Ross Pike
1,385 - 6.77%		 Angela Chiotakos
347 - 1.70%		 Norm Lortie
Delta South Lloyd MacDonald
5,984 - 26.22%		 Fred Gingell
13,415 - 58.78%		 Kevin Garvey
1,371 - 6.01%		 Donna M. Tobias
1,215 - 5.32%		 Greg Dickey
333 - 1.46%
  • Jim Hessels (FCP)
    304 - 1.33%
  • Fabian Milat (SC)
    200 - 0.88%
 Fred Gingell
Esquimalt-Metchosin Moe Sihota
13,833 - 59.54%		 Heather Landon
6,770 - 29.14%		 Scotty Davidson
1,179 - 5.07%		 Ron Whims
921 - 3.96%		 Adam Charlesworth
376 - 1.62%
  • Sylvia Danyluk (NLP)
    60 - 0.26%
  • David M. Shebib
    58 - 0.25%
  • Bob O'Neill (Communist)
    35 - 0.15%
 Moe Sihota
Fort Langley-Aldergrove Charles Bradford
7,369 - 29.03%		 Rich Coleman
12,005 - 47.30%		 John Twidale
3,484 - 13.73%		 Bob Farquhar
1,737 - 6.84%		 Amy Salmon
472 - 1.86%		 Lila O. Stanford (FCP)
316 - 1.24%		 Gary Farrell-Collins
Kamloops Cathy McGregor
10,135 - 44.30%		 Gur Singh
9,273 - 40.53%		 Joe Leong
1,721 - 7.52%		 Deborah J. Fisher
1,241 - 5.42%		 Ken Endean (SC)
508 - 2.22%		 Arthur L. Charbonneau
Kamloops-North Thompson Fred Jackson
6,945 - 41.25%		 Kevin Krueger
7,313 - 43.43%		 Alan Forseth
1,710 - 10.16%		 Alan Child
401 - 2.38%		 Steve Quinn (SC)
468 - 2.78%		 Fred Jackson
Kootenay Erda Walsh
6,398 - 38.59%		 Ron Tarr
5,887 - 35.50%		 Wilf Hanni
3,718 - 22.42%		 Casey Brennan
363 - 2.19%		 Marko Makar
215 - 1.30%		 Anne Edwards
Langley Kim Richter
5,795 - 29.12%		 Lynn Stephens
9,277 - 46.62%		 Joe Lopushinsky
3,224 - 16.20%		 Paul MacDonald
1,195 - 6.00%		 Fely Gotia-Walters
262 - 1.32%		 Ian B. Thompson (SC)
148 - 0.74%		 Lynn Stephens
Malahat-Juan de Fuca Rick Kasper
10,686-48.63%		 Mike Elcock
7,556 - 34.39%		 Bill Cools
1,887 - 8.59%		 Donna Launay
1,061 - 4.83%		 Beverley Holden
601 - 2.74%
  • Louis James Lesosky
    98 - 0.45%
  • Dode French (WCC)
    84 - 0.38%
 Rick Kasper
Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Bill Hartley
12,946 - 46.07%		 Ken Stewart
10,960 - 39.00%		 Nick Walsh
1,470 - 5.23%		 Peter Neufeld
2,011 - 7.16%		 Richard Hennick
464 - 1.65%
  • Lewis Clarke Dahlby (Ltn.)
    158 - 0.56%
  • Matt Deacon (NLP)
    90 - 0.32%
 Bill Hartley
Matsqui Deb Charrois
5,349 - 24.93%		 Michael de Jong
10,903 - 50.81%		 Simon Gibson
4,405 - 20.53%		 Sam Wager
216 - 1.01%
  • Kathleen Mary Toth (FCP)
    385 - 1.79%
  • Georgina Wilson (NLP)
    199 - 0.93%
 Peter A. Dueck
Mission-Kent Dennis Streifel
8,232 - 44.16%		 Abe Neufeld
7,112 - 38.15%		 Frank Sleigh
1,618 - 8.68%		 Heather Sebastian
1,243 - 6.67%		 Hans Grages
324 - 1.74%		 Chum Richardson
113 - 0.61%		 Dennis Streifel
Nanaimo Dale Lovick
11,210 - 48.75%		 Gary Richard Korpan
7,672 - 33.36%		 Garry D. Shepp
1,867 - 8.12%		 David J. Weston
1,337 - 5.81%		 Karen M. Shillington
486 - 2.11%
  • Vicki Podetz (FCP)
    311 - 1.35%
  • Mark Chase (Ltn.)
    113 - 0.49%
 Dale Lovick
Nelson-Creston Corky Evans
9,179 - 44.90%		 Howard Dirks
6,434 - 31.47%		 Brian Dale Gaschnitz
2,114 - 10.34%		 Andy Shadrack
2,282 - 11.16%
  • Brian John Zacharias (FCP)
    360 - 1.76%
  • Ruth Anne Taves (NLP)
    73 - 0.36%
 Corky Evans
New Westminster Graeme Bowbrick
10,418 - 46.69%		 Helen Sparkes
8,591 - 38.50%		 Brian Stromgren
1,446 - 6.48%		 Craig Sahlin
1,121 - 5.02%		 Michael G. Horn
488 - 2.19%
  • Arthur Crossman
    142 - 0.64%
  • George Bauch (NLP)
    107 - 0.48%
 Anita Hagen
North Coast Dan Miller
7,298 - 64.82%		 Odd Eidsvik
2,899 - 25.75%		 Clarence Hall
830 - 7.37%		 Patrick Lemaire
232 - 2.06%		 Dan Miller
North Island Glenn Robertson
8,385 - 45.80%		 Gerry Furney
6,781 - 37.04%		 Dave Jackson
1,776 - 9.70%		 Mark Grenier
887 - 4.84%		 Don Malcolm
479 - 2.62%		 Colin S. Gabelmann
North Vancouver-Lonsdale David Schreck
7,151 - 35.56%		 Katherine Whittred
9,325 - 46.37%		 Stanley Dzuba
1,241 - 6.17%		 Royston Forsyth
1,736 - 8.63%		 Renee Chalut
417 - 2.07%
  • Anthony Jasich (Ltn.)
    149 - 0.74%
  • Sheila Elliott (NLP)
    93 - 0.46%
 David Schreck
North Vancouver-Seymour Michelle Kemper
6,676 - 26.56%		 Daniel Jarvis
14,165 - 56.35%		 Caroline Meredith
1,737 - 6.91%		 David Massey
1,713 - 6.81%		 Mark Brooks
645 - 2.57%
  • Jonn R. Kunickey (SC)
    105 - 0.42%
  • Bill Tomlinson (Ltn.)
    54 - 0.21%
  • Deborah Rubin (NLP)
    44 - 0.18%
 Daniel Jarvis
Oak Bay-Gordon Head Elizabeth Cull
11,700 - 44.17%		 Ida Chong
12,340 - 46.59%		 Paul Yewchuk
675 - 2.55%		 Gordon Henderson
937 - 3.54%		 Lenora Burke
566 - 2.14%
  • Alan Idler (FCP)
    56 - 0.21%
  • John Ernest Currie
    48 - 0.18%
  • John vanDyk (SC)
    48 - 0.19%
  • Gary Zak (NLP)
    47 - 0.18%
  • Casey Edge
    35 - 0.13%
  • Nicholas Varzeliotis
    35 - 0.13%
 Elizabeth Cull
Okanagan-Boundary Bill Barlee
6,984 - 38.20%		 Bill Barisoff
7,011 - 38.35%		 Garry Mitchell
2,810 - 15.37%		 Kevin Highfield
775 - 4.24%		 David Simm
356 - 1.95%
  • Doug Biagioni (SC)
    183 - 1.00%
  • Gregg Wilson (NLP)
    163 - 0.89%
 Bill Barlee
Okanagan East Janet Elizabeth Gooch
5,176 - 21.17%		 John Weisbeck
9,382 - 38.37%		 Stamata Andrich
3,116 - 12.74%		 Judi Tyabji
6,432 - 26.30%		 Dave Cursons
347 - 1.42%		 Judi Tyabji
Okanagan-Penticton Jim Beattie
9,092 - 36.74%		 Rick Thorpe
10,661 - 43.07%		 Loretta Krauter
2,976 - 12.02%		 Johannes L. Thoen
1,444 - 5.83%		 Harry Philip Naegel
464 - 1.87%		 Carol Ross (NLP)
113 - 0.46%		 Jim Beattie
Okanagan-Vernon Howard Brown
7,497 - 29.95%		 April Sanders
9,776 - 39.06%		 Heinz Weiss
5,356 - 21.40%		 Geoff Jell
1,839 - 7.35%		 Jane Peach
3,34 - 1.33%		 Clinton Henry (SC)
227 - 0.91%		 Lyall Hanson
Okanagan West Ken Charlish
8,281 - 24.46%		 Sindi Hawkins
15,575 - 46.00%		 Keith Thompson
4,858 - 14.35%		 Angie March
4,225 - 12.48%		 Damon Klein
519 - 1.53%		 George Lensen (SC)
399 - 1.18%		 Clifford Jack Serwa
Parksville-Qualicum Leonard Krog
12,976 - 39.72%		 Paul Reitsma
13,459 - 41.19%		 Teunis Westbroek
3,955 - 12.11%		 Garner Stone
1,669 - 5.11%		 Mark Robinson
422 - 1.29%
  • Cliff Brown (NLP)
    110 - 0.34%
  • David Martin (Common Sense)
    81 - 0.25%
 Leonard Krog
Peace River North Brian Churchill
1,975 - 18.04%		 Ben Knutson
3,137 - 28.66%		 Richard Neufeld
5,299 - 48.41%		 Neil Bitterman
169 - 1.54%
  • Dave Bodnar (SC)
    240 - 2.19%
  • Brent Hoar
    125 - 1.14%
 Richard Neufeld
Peace River South Patrick Michiel
3,778 - 30.88%		 Brian Haddow
3,774 - 30.85%		 Jack Weisgerber
3,901 - 31.89%		 Wade Alexander Allan
183 - 1.50%		 Shane Hartnell
145 - 1.19%		 Aime Girard (SC)
452 - 3.69%		 Jack Weisgerber
Port Coquitlam Mike Farnworth
14,767 - 46.37%		 Irene Barr
13,310 - 41.80%		 Lawrence Glazer
1,335 - 4.19%		 Rick Howard
1,789 - 5.62%		 Debra Eilers
417 - 1.31%
  • Stan Mortensen (SC)
    124 - 0.39%
  • Michael Wiebe (Ltn.)
    102 - 0.32%
 Mike Farnworth
Port Moody-Burnaby Mountain Jamie Ross
9,804 - 42.69%		 Christy Clark
10,272 - 44.73%		 Diane Friesen
1,039 - 4.52%		 Margaret Connor
1,408 - 6.13%		 Oz Catt
441 - 1.92%		 Barbara E. Copping
Powell River-Sunshine Coast Bill Forst
6,088 - 27.57%		 Cameron Reid
3,911 - 17.71%		 Don Atkinson
677 - 3.07%		 Gordon Wilson
10,833 - 49.05%		 D. Wendy Young
518 - 2.35%		 Roslyn Griston (Common Sense)
57 - 0.26%		 Gordon Wilson
Prince George-Mount Robson Lois Boone
4,713 - 40.67%		 Lorne Dittmar
3,764 - 32.48%		 Norm Lorenz
2,076 - 17.92%		 Brian Self
788 - 6.80%		 Richard Michael Zammuto
247 - 2.13%		 Lois Boone
Prince George North Paul Ramsey
5,837 - 39.58%		 Bob Viergever
4,923 - 33.38%		 Ron Hirvi
2,430 - 16.48%		 Adele Graber
891 - 6.04%		 Carolyn Linden
173 - 1.17%		 Ken Benham
495 - 3.36%		 Paul Ramsey
Prince George-Omineca Chuck Fraser
5,206 - 34.82%		 Paul Nettleton
5,514 - 36.88%		 Ron Ray
2,998 - 20.05%		 Carole Fraser
1,023 - 6.84%		 Todd Edward Romaine
209 - 1.40%		 Len Fox
Richmond Centre Doug Black
5,723 - 32.02%		 Doug Symons
9,925 - 55.52%		 Shamim Akbar
614 - 3.43%		 Rob Oey
996 - 5.57%		 Manoa Friedson
235 - 1.31%
  • Andrew Biernat (SC)
    153 - 0.86%
  • Kerry Pearson (Ltn.)
    126 - 0.70%
  • Joseph Gaudet
    65 - 0.36%
  • Mark McCooey (NLP)
    38 - 0.21%
 Doug Symons
Richmond East Balwant Sanghera
5,763 - 31.40%		 Linda Reid
10,205 - 55.60%		 Paula Peterson
792 - 4.32%		 Marc G. Schaper
1,093 - 5.96%		 Kevan Eric Hudson
235 - 1.28%
  • Chris O'Toole (SC)
    139 - 0.76%
  • Donald Veld (Cons.)
    83 - 0.45%
  • Carina Shelly (NLP)
    43 - 0.23%
 Linda Reid
Richmond-Steveston Gail Paquette
5,041 - 29.61%		 Geoff Plant
9,643 - 56.65%		 Shirley Abraham-Kirk
556 - 3.27%		 Pat Young
919 - 5.40%		 Brian Gold
188 - 1.10%
  • Allan Warnke
    450 - 2.64%
  • Gary Cross (Cons.)
    99 - 0.58%
  • Gordon Neuls (SC)
    88 - 0.52%
  • Nancy Stewart (NLP)
    38 - 0.22%
 Allan Warnke
Rossland-Trail Ed Conroy
8,635 - 50.74%		 Jim Greene
5,923 - 34.80%		 Phillip Morris
1,366 - 8.03%		 Kathy Plummer
660 - 3.88%		 Clare Greidanus
434 - 2.55%		 Ed Conroy
Saanich North and the Islands Lynda Laushway
10,546 - 37.51%		 Murray Robert Coell
13,374 - 47.57%		 Ross Imrie
1,627 - 5.79%		 Gary Lundy
1,533 - 5.45%		 Wally du Temple
898 - 3.19%
  • Paul Tessier (NLP)
    72 - 0.26%
  • Zino Del Monte (WCC)
    63 - 0.22%
 Clive Tanner
Saanich South Andrew Petter
11,394 - 46.11%		 Frank Leonard
10,867 - 43.98%		 Colin Knecht
676 - 2.74%		 Cherie Dealey
1,198 - 4.85%		 Jack Etkin
343 - 1.39%
  • Gail Anderson (NLP)
    86 - 0.35%
  • Douglas Christie (WCC)
    66 - 0.27%
  • Ken Wiebe (Ltn.)
    40 - 0.16%
  • Laery Braaten (Common Sense)
    38 - 0.15%
 Andrew Petter
Shuswap Calvin White
7,869 - 31.63%		 George Abbott
8,596 - 34.55%		 Colin Mayes
5,617 - 22.58%		 Bev Torrens
1,325 - 5.33%		 Paul Stephen De Felice
237 - 0.95%
  • Gordon Campbell
    810 - 3.26%
  • Robert Goss (SC)
    221 - 0.89%
  • Merv Ritchie
    204 - 0.82%
 Shannon O'Neill
Skeena Helmut Giesbrecht
5,353 - 40.34%		 Rick Wozney
4,718 - 35.56%		 Andy Burton
2,744 - 20.68%		 Doug Bodnar
205 - 1.54%		 Dave Serry (SC)
249 - 1.88%		 Helmut Giesbrecht
Surrey-Cloverdale Charan Gill
8,831 - 29.82%		 Bonnie McKinnon
14,297 - 48.27%		 Stuart Clark
2,690 - 9.08%		 Philip McCormack
2,417 - 8.16%		 David Walters
366 - 1.24%
  • Heather Stilwell (FCP)
    709 - 2.39%
  • Bill Gall (SC)
    306 - 1.03%
 Ken Jones
Surrey-Green Timbers Sue Hammell
10,278 - 50.11%		 Bill Phelps
6,930 - 33.79%		 Dominic Darmanin
1,183 - 5.77%		 Gerard Baisch
1,150 - 5.61%		 Romeo De La Pena
228 - 1.11%
  • Gerhard Herwig (FCP)
    255 - 1.24%
  • Cliff Blair (Cons.)
    179 - 0.87%
  • Victoria Kedzierski (SC)
    114 - 0.56%
  • Don Knight
    101 - 0.49%
  • George Gidora (Communist)
    62 - 0.30%
  • Ross Ranger (NLP)
    32 - 0.16%
 Sue Hammell
Surrey-Newton Penny Priddy
13,969 - 49.54%		 Indra Thind
9,788 - 34.71%		 Liaqat Bajwa
1,244 - 4.41%		 Ian Brown
1,841 - 6.53%		 Maureen A. MacDonald
340 - 1.21%
  • Bill Stilwell (FCP)
    577 - 2.05%
  • John Keith Bannister (Cons.)
    217 - 0.77%
  • Neil Maharaj (SC)
    174 - 0.62%
  • Shane Laporte (NLP)
    48 - 0.17%
 Penny Priddy
Surrey-Whalley Joan Smallwood
7,396 - 50.14%		 Judy Higginbotham
4,576 - 31.02%		 John Conway
1,302 - 8.83%		 Vlad Marjanovic
968 - 6.56%		 Jens M. Haeusser
243 - 1.65%
  • Dora Fehr (SC)
    115 - 0.78%
  • Donald A. Roberts (Ltn.)
    82 - 0.56%
  • Valerie Hubert (NLP)
    70 - 0.47%
 Joan Smallwood
Surrey-White Rock David Thompson
8,215 - 26.43%		 Wilf Hurd
18,039 - 58.04%		 David Secord
2,519 - 8.10%		 Ahmad Bajwa
1,110 - 3.57%		 Steve Chitty
677 - 2.18%
  • Kathy Burden
    295 - 0.95%
  • Rick Post (SC)
    226 - 0.73%
 Wilf Hurd
Vancouver-Burrard Tim Stevenson
10,646 - 49.70%		 Duncan Wilson
7,975 - 37.23%		 Aletta Buday
671 - 3.13%		 Laura McDiarmid
1,014 - 4.73%		 Imtiaz Popat
563 - 2.63%
  • John Clarke (Ltn.)
    458 - 2.14%
  • Wayne A. Melvin (NLP)
    93 - 0.43%
 Emery O. Barnes
Vancouver-Fraserview Ian Waddell
8,774 - 45.97%		 Gulzar Cheema
8,394 - 43.98%		 Tim Shreeve
643 - 3.37%		 Andy Wong
815 - 4.27%		 Stephen Samuel
225 - 1.18%
  • T. Glen Lockhart (SC)
    177 - 0.93%
  • Prince Pabbies (NLP)
    57 - 0.30%
 Bernie Simpson
Vancouver-Hastings Joy MacPhail
9,894 - 54.01%		 Raymond Leung
6,345 - 34.64%		 Nazario Matino
568 - 3.10%		 Joe Cafariello
824 - 4.50%		 Irene L. Schmidt
486 - 2.65%
  • Carrol Woolsey (SC)
    137 - 0.75%
  • Christian Prekratic (NLP)
    64 - 0.35%
 Joy MacPhail
Vancouver-Kensington Ujjal Dosanjh
9,496 - 50.74%		 Gim Huey
7,608 - 40.65%		 Kirk Pankey
472 - 2.52%		 Don Seykens
537 - 2.87%		 Kelly White
349 - 1.86%
  • Damon Wong (SC)
    135 - 0.72%
  • Mark Toth (FCP)
    119 - 0.64%
 Ujjal Dosanjh
Vancouver-Kingsway Glen Clark
10,525 - 55.46%		 Francis Ho
6,997 - 36.87%		 Graham Norton
367 - 1.93%		 Julia Marks
518 - 2.73%		 Marilyn Hogan
264 - 1.39%
  • Randy Eremko (Ltn.)
    98 - 0.52%
  • Patrick S. Saunders (SC)
    75 - 0.40%
  • Protais Haje
    69 - 0.36%
  • Steven R. Beck (NLP)
    65 - 0.34%
 Glen Clark
Vancouver-Langara Ragini Rankin
5,515 - 30.08%		 Val J. Anderson
11,038 - 60.20%		 Christie Jung
519 - 2.83%		 Philip Read
839 - 4.58%		 Michael Airton
337 - 1.84%		 Jerry Zen-Jih Chang (NLP)
89 - 0.49%		 Val J. Anderson
Vancouver-Little Mountain Margaret Birrell
9,390 - 39.20%		 Gary Farrell-Collins
12,036 - 50.25%		 David J. Waine
489 - 2.04%		 Ted Philip Badley
1,062 - 4.43%		 Stuart Parker
714 - 2.98%
  • Dan Grant
    96 - 0.40%
  • Gerold Kuklinski (SC)
    85 - 0.35%
  • Estelle Brooke (NLP)
    82 - 0.34%
 Tom Perry
Vancouver-Mount Pleasant Jenny W. C. Kwan
11,155 - 64.05%		 Anne Beer
4,243 - 24.36%		 Wayne Marsden
354 - 2.03%		 John Spark
584 - 3.35%		 Paul Alexander
759 - 4.36%
  • Kimball Cariou (Communist)
    121 - 0.69%
  • John S. W. Kent (NLP)
    114 - 0.65%
  • Agnes Kokko (SC)
    86 - 0.49%
 Mike Harcourt
Vancouver-Point Grey Jim Green
11,074 - 42.81%		 Gordon Campbell
12,637 - 48.86%		 Sager Jan
406 - 1.57%		 Allison Mountstevens
857 - 3.31%		 Ralph Maud
683 - 2.64%
  • Ron Decter (NLP)
    76 - 0.29%
  • Michael J. P. Moen (Cons.)
    70 - 0.27%
  • E'an P. Rankin (FCP)
    62 - 0.24%
 Darlene R. Marzari
Vancouver-Quilchena Roger Boshier
4,977 - 22.04%		 Colin Hansen
15,509 - 68.68%		 Jay Davison
495 - 2.19%		 Richard Chave Sanderson
827 - 3.66%		 Valerie Jerome
627 - 2.78%
  • Lorraine Hinton (SC)
    91 - 0.40%
  • Alan Mackenzie Brooke (NLP)
    57 - 0.25%
 Art Cowie
Victoria-Beacon Hill Gretchen Brewin
11,960 - 52.51%		 Howard Markson
7,636 - 33.52%		 Ken Conrad
654 - 2.87%		 Richard Fahl
1,093 - 4.80%		 Stephen DeMeulenaere
1,008 - 4.43%
  • Lance vanDyk (SC)
    96 - 0.42%
  • Jill Kolbinson (Ltn.)
    92 - 0.40%
  • Sequoia Nathan Maxwell
    73 - 0.32%
  • Cal Danyluk (NLP)
    64 - 0.28%
  • Bob Ward (WCC)
    59 - 0.26%
  • Johnny Douglas (Common Sense)
    43 - 0.19%
 Gretchen Brewin
Victoria-Hillside Steve Orcherton
11,585 - 53.32%		 Sheila Orr
6,862 - 31.58%		 Dan Willson
979 - 4.51%		 Gary Beyer
1,227 - 5.65%		 David Scott White
790 - 3.64%
  • Erich Peter (WCC)
    102 - 0.47%
  • Andy Guest (NLP)
    97 - 0.45%
  • C. David Randall (Ltn.)
    86 - 0.40%
 Robin Blencoe
West Vancouver-Capilano Daniel Reeve
3,486 - 14.90%		 Jeremy Dalton
16,675 - 71.29%		 Ted Shandro
1,326 - 5.67%		 Marina Jurlina
1,182 - 5.05%		 Matthew Ferguson
461 - 1.97%
  • Jim Kelley (FCP)
    174 - 0.74%
  • Carolyn Grayson (NLP)
    47 - 0.20%
  • Kurt Pokrandt (Ltn.)
    40 - 0.17%
 Jeremy Dalton
West Vancouver-Garibaldi Brenda Broughton
6,288 - 29.16%		 Ted Nebbeling
12,326 - 57.17%		 Jim Mercier
1,430 - 6.63%		 Roland T. French
693 - 3.21%		 Peggy Stortz
532 - 2.47%
  • Mike Becker (SC)
    98 - 0.45%
  • Tunya Audain (Ltn.)
    91 - 0.42%
  • Muriel D. E. Down (Cons.)
    68 - 0.32%
  • David Grayson (NLP)
    36 - 0.17%
 David J. Mitchell
Yale-Lillooet Harry Lali
7,081 - 41.06%		 Jim Rabbitt
5,912 - 34.29%		 John Calvin Stinson
3,419 - 19.83%		 Richard Bennett
706 - 4.09%		 Ed Vanwoudenberg (FCP)
124 - 0.72%		 Harry Lali

See also

References

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