Green Party candidates Pete Fry and Adriane Carr were the top vote getters in the council race. In total nine of the party’s candidates were elected to council, park board and school board. Photo Naoibh O’Connor
If you were following along last night you likely know who your new mayor and council will be made up of.
Independent Kennedy Stewart squeaked a win past the NPA's Ken Sim to be your new mayor-elect, the final results being drawn out into the wee hours of this morning as the City's voting stations filed their results.
Below are the names of all of your newly elected humans who will be working on your behalf to, hopefully, make this city an even more awesome place.
If you want to play-by-play from last night, have a look at my Vancouver's Stupidest Politics Column LIVE right HERE.
Mayor
Kennedy Stewart (Independent)
Independent candidate Kennedy Stewart was elected mayor Saturday, narrowly defeating the NPA’s Ken Sim by 984 votes. Photo Dan Toulgoet
City Council
Adriane Carr (Green) – 69,885 votes
Pete Fry (Green) – 61,925 votes
Melissa de Genova (NPA) – 53,324 votes
Jean Swanson (COPE) – 48,955 votes
Colleen Hardwick (NPA) – 47,811 votes
Michael Wiebe (Green) – 45,700 votes
Christine Boyle (OneCity) – 45,529 votes
Lisa Dominato (NPA) – 44,769 votes
Rebecca Bligh (NPA) – 44,117 votes
Sarah Kirby-Yung (NPA) – 43,646 votes
Vancouver’s new city council. Photos supplied
Park Board
Stuart Mackinnon (Green) – 73,718 votes
Dave Demers (Green) – 73,326 votes
Camil Dumont (Green) – 65,447 votes
John Coupar (NPA) – 49,836 votes
Tricia Barker (NPA) – 48,831 votes
Gwen Giesbrecht (COPE) – 48,481 votes
John Irwin (COPE) – 46,360 votes
School Board
Janet Fraser (Green) – 75,237 votes
Estrellita Gonzalez (Green) – 58,540 votes
Jennifer Reddy (OneCity) – 52,851 votes
Oliver Hanson (NPA) – 49,991 votes
Fraser Ballantyne (NPA) – 49,849 votes
Carmen Cho (NPA) – 49,597 votes
Lois Chan-Pedley (Green) – 48,509 votes
Barb Parrott (COPE) – 48,276 votes
Allan Wong (Vision) – 47,378 votes
With files from the Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»Courier
