Local elections in the Lower Mainland
Pick your municipality to see who is running for mayor, council and school board. Local elections are on Saturday, October 17, 2026. The lists come from the province's official candidate list.
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Candidate list from BC Local Elections, last updated October 11, 2026 12:10 pm.
- Abbotsford4 for mayor, 22 for council
- Anmore1 for mayor, 10 for council
- Belcarra1 for mayor, 5 for council
- Bowen Island1 for mayor, 10 for council
- Burnaby6 for mayor, 42 for council
- Chilliwack4 for mayor, 19 for council
- Coquitlam3 for mayor, 20 for council
- Delta3 for mayor, 20 for council
- Harrison Hot Springs3 for mayor, 13 for council
- Hope1 for mayor, 11 for council
- Kent1 for mayor, 5 for council
- Langley (City)2 for mayor, 16 for council
- Langley (Township)2 for mayor, 20 for council
- Lions Bay2 for mayor, 8 for council
- Maple Ridge2 for mayor, 16 for council
- Mission1 for mayor, 27 for council
- New Westminster2 for mayor, 13 for council
- North Vancouver (City)4 for mayor, 18 for council
- North Vancouver (District)5 for mayor, 15 for council
- Pemberton2 for mayor, 5 for council
- Pitt Meadows2 for mayor, 11 for council
- Port Coquitlam3 for mayor, 15 for council
- Port Moody2 for mayor, 16 for council
- Richmond7 for mayor, 55 for council
- Squamish3 for mayor, 15 for council
- Surrey7 for mayor, 66 for council
- Vancouver8 for mayor, 52 for council
- West Vancouver4 for mayor, 18 for council
- Whistler4 for mayor, 17 for council
- White Rock2 for mayor, 14 for council
"Lower Mainland" follows the province's own grouping on its local elections site. Chilliwack has the most detail, including candidate platform summaries. Not sure what you can vote on? Your municipality's official website has voting places and advance voting dates.