Prince George-Valemount results, BC election 2026

2026 results

Elections BC, initial count, not verified · 70 of 70 ballot boxes · Nov 5 15:20 PT

Rosalyn Bird leading by 2,823 votes (21.9 points) · all ballot boxes counted

Rosalyn Bird

Conservative

6,597

51.1%

Carol Bourque

BC NDP

3,774

29.3%

Jodie Capling

BC Green

1,502

11.6%

Mitchell Lukoni

OneBC

1,027

8.0%

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

Past results

5 general elections since 2009

20243555Conservative gain20.353.6%2020271556BC Liberal hold28.647.4%2017301258BC Liberal hold28.656.8%20133657BC Liberal hold21.156.6%20093851BC Liberal new seat13.052.0%

2024General election, October 19Conservative gain from BC UnitedSwing 24.6 points to Conservative

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Rosalyn BirdConservative · elected · $45,252 spent9,01855.2%+55.1$45,252$5.02 a vote

Clay PountneyBC NDP · $8,295 spent5,70934.9%+5.9$8,295$1.45 a vote

Gwen JohanssonBC Green · $1,311 spent1,6129.9%−6.0$1,311$0.81 a vote

Margin3,309votes, 20.3 points

Turnout53.6%+6.2 points

Ballots16,38243 rejected

Registered30,564voters

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

2020General election, October 24BC Liberal holdSwing 0.0 points to BC NDP

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Shirley BondBC Liberal · elected · $29,564 spent9,70355.6%−2.6$29,564$3.05 a vote

Laura ParentBC NDP · $6,549 spent4,71727.0%−2.6$6,549$1.39 a vote

MacKenzie KerrBC Green · $5,375 spent2,59714.9%+2.7$5,375$2.07 a vote

Sean RobsonLibertarian · $47 spent4282.5%new$47$0.11 a vote

Margin4,986votes, 28.6 points

Turnout47.4%−9.3 points

Ballots17,555110 rejected

Registered37,020voters

± and swing against the 2017 election.

2017General election, May 9BC Liberal holdSwing 3.8 points to BC Liberal

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Shirley BondBC Liberal · elected · $47,005 spent11,20958.2%+1.2$47,005$4.19 a vote

Natalie FletcherBC NDP · $36,872 spent5,69429.6%−6.3$36,872$6.48 a vote

Nan KendyBC Green · $2,925 spent2,35612.2%new$2,925$1.24 a vote

Margin5,515votes, 28.6 points

Turnout56.8%+0.2 points

Ballots19,413154 rejected

Registered34,205voters

± and swing against the 2013 election.

2013General election, May 14BC Liberal holdSwing 4.0 points to BC Liberal

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Shirley BondBC Liberal · elected · $168,786 spent11,29157.0%+6.4$168,786$15 a vote

Sherry OgasawaraBC NDP · $103,073 spent7,11635.9%−1.7$103,073$14 a vote

Nathan GiedeConservative · $7,665 spent1,1055.6%+1.2$7,665$6.94 a vote

Donald A. RobertsChristian Heritage · $1,705 spent3141.6%new$1,705$5.43 a vote

Margin4,175votes, 21.1 points

Turnout56.6%+4.6 points

Ballots20,040214 rejected

Registered35,433voters

± and swing against the 2009 election.

2009General election, May 12BC Liberal, the seat’s first election

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Shirley BondBC Liberal · elected · $128,833 spent9,07250.6%$128,833$14 a vote

Julie CarewBC NDP · $82,706 spent6,73737.6%$82,706$12 a vote

Andrej De WolfeBC Green · $1,375 spent1,2256.8%$1,375$1.12 a vote

Gordon DickieConservative · $5,426 spent7804.4%$5,426$6.96 a vote

Don RobertsRefederation · $510 spent1130.6%$510$4.51 a vote

Margin2,335votes, 13.0 points

Turnout52.0%

Ballots18,041114 rejected

Registered34,727voters

Held by

2009now

2 members since 2009

2009–2023Shirley BondBC Liberal
2023–2024Shirley BondBC United
2024–Rosalyn BirdConservative · Independent, August 25 to September 18, 2026 · CentreBC, September 18 to 22, 2026

Created from Prince George-Mount Robson.

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

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Questions

Who won Prince George-Valemount in the 2026 BC election?

On Elections BC's initial count (70 of 70 ballot boxes, as of November 5 at 3:20 p.m. Pacific time), Rosalyn Bird (Conservative) leads Prince George-Valemount with 6,597 votes (51.1%), 2,823 ahead of Carol Bourque (BC NDP). Preliminary until the final count, November 6 to 10, 2026.

Who won Prince George-Valemount in 2024?

The Conservative candidate won Prince George-Valemount in the 2024 BC election with 55.2% of the vote, a margin of 3,309 votes (20.3%).