Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows results, BC election 2026

2026 results

Elections BC, initial count, not verified · 90 of 90 ballot boxes · Nov 5 15:20 PT

Doug Morneau leading by 841 votes (3.8 points) · all ballot boxes counted

Doug Morneau

Conservative

10,837

48.3%

Lisa Beare

BC NDP

9,996

44.6%

Jordan Simmons

CentreBC

821

3.7%

Susan Einarsson

OneBC

772

3.4%

2024: BC NDP. Preliminary until the final count, November 6 to 10, 2026. All 93 ridings

Past results

5 general elections since 2009

20245545BC NDP hold9.859.0%20206337BC NDP hold26.856.1%2017451239BC NDP gain6.064.5%20134345BC Liberal gain2.659.9%20094746BC NDP hold1.456.9%

2024General election, October 19BC NDP hold

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Lisa BeareBC NDP · elected · $50,685 spent14,48054.9%−9.1$50,685$3.50 a vote

Mike MordenConservative · $38,078 spent11,90145.1%new$38,078$3.20 a vote

Margin2,579votes, 9.8 points

Turnout59.0%+2.9 points

Ballots26,47594 rejected

Registered44,850voters

± and swing against 338Canada’s estimate of the 2020 vote on the 2024 boundaries. Spending limit $71,700 a candidate.

2020General election, October 24BC NDP holdSwing 10.4 points to BC NDP

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Lisa BeareBC NDP · elected · $47,200 spent15,87763.4%+18.6$47,200$2.97 a vote

Cheryl AshlieBC Liberal · $42,454 spent9,16336.6%−2.2$42,454$4.63 a vote

Margin6,714votes, 26.8 points

Turnout56.1%−8.4 points

Ballots25,498458 rejected

Registered45,442voters

± and swing against the 2017 election.

2017General election, May 9BC NDP gain from BC LiberalSwing 4.3 points to BC NDP

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Lisa BeareBC NDP · elected · $60,276 spent12,04544.8%+1.9$60,276$5.00 a vote

Doug BingBC Liberal · $55,180 spent10,42838.8%−6.7$55,180$5.29 a vote

Alex PopeBC Green · $6,534 spent3,32912.4%+3.2$6,534$1.96 a vote

Gary John O'DriscollConservative6762.5%new–

Steve RantaIndependent · $979 spent4081.5%$979$2.40 a vote

Margin1,617votes, 6.0 points

Turnout64.5%+4.6 points

Ballots27,059173 rejected

Registered41,951voters

± and swing against the 2013 election.

2013General election, May 14BC Liberal gain from BC NDPSwing 2.0 points to BC Liberal

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Doug BingBC Liberal · elected · $50,220 spent10,82445.5%−0.2$50,220$4.64 a vote

Elizabeth Joan RosenauBC NDP · $61,491 spent10,20442.9%−4.2$61,491$6.03 a vote

Michael Lawrence PattersonBC Green · $1,188 spent2,1789.2%+3.7$1,188$0.55 a vote

Manuel "Mike" PratasUnaffiliated · $1,320 spent5892.5%$1,320$2.24 a vote

Margin620votes, 2.6 points

Turnout59.9%+3.0 points

Ballots23,979184 rejected

Registered40,050voters

± and swing against the 2009 election.

2009General election, May 12BC NDP holdSwing 1.2 points to BC Liberal

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Michael SatherBC NDP · elected9,77247.1%+0.7–

Ken StewartBC Liberal9,49845.7%+3.0–

Rob HornseyBC Green1,1495.5%−1.9–

Chum RichardsonIndependent2021.0%–

Jay ArikenRefederation1400.7%new–

Margin274votes, 1.4 points

Turnout56.9%−7.3 points

Ballots20,893132 rejected

Registered36,716voters

± and swing against the 2005 election. Spending: not on Wikipedia for this contest.

Held by

1991now

5 members since 1991

1991–2001William James HartleyBC NDP
2001–2005Ken StewartBC Liberal
2005–2013Michael SatherBC NDP
2013–2017Doug BingBC Liberal
2017–Lisa BeareBC NDP

Votes, ballots and registered voters: Elections BC. Spending and members before 2024: Wikipedia’s Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows article. Members since 2024: the tracker’s record. 2020 on the 2024 boundaries: 338Canada.

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Questions

Who won Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows in the 2026 BC election?

On Elections BC's initial count (90 of 90 ballot boxes, as of November 5 at 3:20 p.m. Pacific time), Doug Morneau (Conservative) leads Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows with 10,837 votes (48.3%), 841 ahead of Lisa Beare (BC NDP). Preliminary until the final count, November 6 to 10, 2026.

Who won Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows in 2024?

The BC NDP candidate won Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows in the 2024 BC election with 54.9% of the vote, a margin of 2,579 votes (9.8%).