Richmond-Steveston results, BC election 2026

2026 results

Elections BC, initial count, not verified · 75 of 75 ballot boxes · Nov 5 15:20 PT

Gordon Zhang leading by 3,840 votes (19.2 points) · all ballot boxes counted

Gordon Zhang

Conservative

10,842

54.2%

Bruce Kong

BC NDP

7,002

35.0%

Barry Wosk

CentreBC

1,598

8.0%

Robert Evans

Independent

444

2.2%

Keenan Yang

CWP

126

0.6%

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

Past results

5 general elections since 2009

20244442BC NDP hold2.159.9%20205246BC NDP gain6.556.1%2017391348BC Liberal hold8.262.8%20132852BC Liberal hold23.655.4%20092761BC Liberal hold33.551.6%

2024General election, October 19BC NDP hold

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Kelly GreeneBC NDP · elected · $38,339 spent10,33244.3%−7.2$38,339$3.71 a vote

Michelle MollineauxConservative · $18,514 spent9,84842.2%new$18,514$1.88 a vote

Jackie LeeUnaffiliated · $58,943 spent2,35410.1%$58,943$25 a vote

Elodie VaudandaineBC Green8033.4%new$0

Margin484votes, 2.1 points

Turnout59.9%+3.8 points

Ballots23,38952 rejected

Registered39,067voters

± 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 gain from BC LiberalSwing 7.4 points to BC NDP

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

Kelly GreeneBC NDP · elected · $35,020 spent10,73352.1%+12.7$35,020$3.26 a vote

Matt PitcairnBC Liberal · $49,105 spent9,39845.6%−2.0$49,105$5.23 a vote

Vince LiIndependent4832.3%$0

Margin1,335votes, 6.5 points

Turnout56.1%−6.7 points

Ballots20,806192 rejected

Registered37,092voters

± and swing against the 2017 election.

2017General election, May 9BC Liberal holdSwing 7.7 points to BC NDP

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

John YapBC Liberal · elected · $63,896 spent10,33247.6%−4.2$63,896$6.18 a vote

Kelly GreeneBC NDP · $21,429 spent8,54239.4%+11.2$21,429$2.51 a vote

Roy SakataBC Green · $2,449 spent2,83313.1%+5.0$2,449$0.86 a vote

Margin1,790votes, 8.2 points

Turnout62.8%+7.4 points

Ballots21,899192 rejected

Registered34,889voters

± and swing against the 2013 election.

2013General election, May 14BC Liberal holdSwing 4.9 points to BC NDP

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

John YapBC Liberal · elected · $154,933 spent12,13751.8%−9.0$154,933$13 a vote

Scott StewartBC NDP · $19,284 spent6,60828.2%+0.9$19,284$2.92 a vote

Carol DayConservative · $8,744 spent2,62511.2%+6.2$8,744$3.33 a vote

Jerome James DickeyBC Green · $3,559 spent1,8998.1%+1.2$3,559$1.87 a vote

Mike DonovanUnparty · $1,055 spent1620.7%new$1,055$6.51 a vote

Margin5,529votes, 23.6 points

Turnout55.4%+3.8 points

Ballots23,586155 rejected

Registered42,581voters

± and swing against the 2009 election.

2009General election, May 12BC Liberal holdSwing 2.8 points to BC Liberal

CandidateVotesShare±Spent

John YapBC Liberal · elected · $109,468 spent13,16860.8%+1.6$109,468$8.31 a vote

Sue WallisBC NDP · $17,718 spent5,92527.3%−4.0$17,718$2.99 a vote

Jeff HillBC Green · $350 spent1,4916.9%−1.4$350$0.23 a vote

Barry ChiltonConservative · $450 spent1,0825.0%new$450$0.42 a vote

Margin7,243votes, 33.5 points

Turnout51.6%−8.3 points

Ballots21,833167 rejected

Registered42,336voters

± and swing against the 2005 election.

Held by

1991now

4 members since 1991

1991–1996Allan WarnkeBC Liberal
1996–2005Geoff PlantBC Liberal
2005–2020John YapBC Liberal
2020–Kelly GreeneBC NDP

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

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Questions

Who won Richmond-Steveston in the 2026 BC election?

On Elections BC's initial count (75 of 75 ballot boxes, as of November 5 at 3:20 p.m. Pacific time), Gordon Zhang (Conservative) leads Richmond-Steveston with 10,842 votes (54.2%), 3,840 ahead of Bruce Kong (BC NDP). Preliminary until the final count, November 6 to 10, 2026.

Who won Richmond-Steveston in 2024?

The BC NDP candidate won Richmond-Steveston in the 2024 BC election with 44.3% of the vote, a margin of 484 votes (2.1%).