2013 British Columbia general election

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2013 British Columbia general election
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85 seats in the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
43 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout55.32% [1] Increase2.svg 4.33 pp
 First partySecond partyThird party
  Christy Clark 2014.jpg Adrian Dix 2016.jpg Jane Sterk Barrie.JPG
Leader Christy Clark Adrian Dix Jane Sterk
Party Liberal New Democratic Green
Leader since February 26, 2011 April 17, 2011 October 21, 2007
Leader's seat Vancouver-Point Grey (lost re-election) Vancouver-Kingsway Ran in Victoria-Beacon Hill (lost)
Last election49 seats, 45.82%35 seats, 42.15%0 seats, 8.21%
Seats before45360
Seats won49341
Seat changeIncrease2.svg4Decrease2.svg2Increase2.svg1
Popular vote795,946715,999146,607
Percentage44.14%39.71%8.13%
SwingDecrease2.svg1.68pp Decrease2.svg2.44ppDecrease2.svg0.08pp
British Columbia 2013 Election Map.svg
Popular vote by riding. As this is an FPTP election, seat totals are not determined by popular vote, but instead via results by each riding. Click the map for more details.
Premier before election

Christy Clark
Liberal

Premier after election

Christy Clark
Liberal

The 2013 British Columbia general election took place on May 14, 2013, to elect the 85 members of the 40th Parliament of British Columbia to the Legislative Assembly in the Canadian province of British Columbia. The British Columbia Liberal Party (BC Liberals) formed the government during the 39th Parliament prior to this general election, initially under the leadership of Premier Gordon Campbell then after his resignation, Christy Clark. The British Columbia New Democratic Party (BC NDP) under the leadership of Carole James, and then Adrian Dix, formed the Official Opposition. The BC Green Party under the leadership of Jane Sterk and the BC Conservative Party under John Cummins were also included in polling, although neither party had representation at the end of the 39th Parliament.

Contents

The Liberal Party won its fourth straight majority; Clark was defeated in her riding, but she was re-elected to the legislature in a subsequent by-election in Westside-Kelowna on July 10, 2013, [2] after Liberal MLA Ben Stewart stepped down on her behalf. [3] The NDP remained the official opposition, losing two seats, and the Green Party won its first seat.

Despite their victory, the Liberals had been consistently several points behind the opposition New Democrats in every public opinion poll throughout the campaign. [4] Even poll results released on the last day of the campaign suggested that the New Democrats had an eight to nine percentage point margin over the Liberals. [5] Only one pollster, Forum Research, had released a poll which suggested that the Liberals were close enough that a victory was even possible for them, although even that poll had the New Democrats ahead by two percentage points. [5] The Liberals' upset victory led to significant media debate about the quality of opinion polling in Canadian elections.

Timing

Section 23 of British Columbia's Constitution Act provides that general elections occur on the second Tuesday in May of the fourth calendar year after the last election. [6] As an election was held on May 12, 2009, the next election was scheduled for May 14, 2013. The same section, though, makes the fixed election date subject to the Lieutenant Governor's right to dissolve the Legislative Assembly as he or she sees fit. [6]

The writs were dropped April 16, 2013, [7] and the general election was held on May 14, 2013, with advance voting made available on May 8 through 11. [8]

Background

After leading the BC Liberals for 17 years, Gordon Campbell announced he would resign as Premier and party leader in November 2010. This was seen as the result of opposition to the Harmonized Sales Tax, which was very unpopular with voters. [9]

In the ensuing leadership campaign, Christy Clark, the eventual winner, suggested she would prefer to hold an election earlier than 2013 to secure her own mandate. [10] She was believed to be preparing her party for an election as early as autumn 2011. [11] However, due to the unfavourable result from the HST referendum, she decided to rule out an early election. [12]

Political parties

This is a list of political parties who ran candidates in the 2013 election: [13] [14]

PartyLeaderExpenditures [15] Notes
  British Columbia Liberal Party Christy Clark $11,740,241The BC Liberals have formed a majority government since May 2001. With the resignation of party leader Gordon Campbell, the new party leader Christy Clark was selected on February 26, 2011. [16] The party claims it is independent of the federal Liberals and the federal Conservatives.
  British Columbia New Democratic Party Adrian Dix $9,090,489Affiliated with the federal NDP, the BC NDP held power from 1972–1975 and 1991–2001. On April 17, 2011, Adrian Dix was chosen as the party leader in their 2011 leadership convention.
  Green Party of British Columbia Jane Sterk $177,660The party is based on the belief in sustainability [17] and maintains a full policy platform. [18]
  British Columbia Conservative Party John Cummins $154,502Having last won a seat in 1978, the Conservative Party has re-emerged as a minor party. According to polling in March 2013, the party holds less than one-third of the centre-right vote (shared with the BC Liberals). The party received a temporary boost when, on March 26, 2012, Abbotsford South MLA John van Dongen announced that he was leaving the BC Liberals to join the BC Conservatives, providing the party with its first representative in decades. Van Dongen shortly quit the party to sit as an independent on September 22, 2012.
 Advocational International Democratic Party of British ColumbiaMichael Yawney$2,780The party was registered in 2006 and despite accumulating over two million dollars in assets the party did not nominate any candidates in the 2009 election. [19]
  British Columbia Party $0A right-of-centre party [20] which did not nominate any candidates in the last election and only 2 candidates in the 2005 election.
  Christian Heritage Party of British Columbia Wilfred Hanni $2,111The party is based in the supremacy of God and rule of law [21] and maintains a full policy platform. [22] It was founded in 2010 as the BC Heritage Party but changed its name to the Christian Heritage Party in 2012 when it developed ties to the federal Christian Heritage Party.
  Communist Party of British Columbia Samuel Hammond$1,375As a provincial branch of the federal Communist Party of Canada, party advocates a communist ideology, including labour rights and limits to corporate control. [23] Active since 2001, the party nominated four candidates in 2001 and three in both the 2005 and 2009 elections.
  British Columbia Excalibur Party Michael Halliday$901Founded in 2013, the party has developed an election platform. [24]
 BC First PartySalvatore Vetro$1,768Founded in 2010, the party advocates for democratic reforms, including the use of referendums, free votes, and at-large elections for the position of Premier. [25] The party nominated a candidate in the 2011 by-election.
  Helping Hand Party Alan SaldanhaFounded in 2011. The party is based on the belief "that helping others unconditionally provides for a meaningful existence" and intends to run only a single candidate, Alan Saldanha in Surrey-Newton. [26]
  British Columbia Libertarian Party $1,994The party advocates for libertarian principles including protecting civil liberties and private property rights, legalizing drugs, and ending government controls on economic activity. [27] Active since the 1980s, the party nominated six candidates in both the 2005 and 2009 elections.
  British Columbia Marijuana Party Marc Emery $751The party seeks to legalize marijuana. Active since 2000, the party nominated a full slate of candidates in 2001 and 44 candidates in 2005. The party endorsed the Green Party in the 2009 election but nominated one candidate regardless.
  Platinum Party of Employers Who Think and Act to Increase Awareness Espavo Sozo$0Founded in 2005, the party advocates for government accountability. [28] The party nominated 11 candidates in the 2005 election but none in 2009.
  British Columbia Social Credit Party The once dominant conservative party last formed the government under Bill Vander Zalm and Rita Johnston but has not elected an MLA since 1991. [29] The party did not nominate any candidates in the 2009 election.
  Unparty: The Consensus-Building Party Michael Donovan$0Founded in 2011, the party promotes consensus government over adversarial party politics. [30]
  BC Vision Jagmohan Bhandari$179Founded in 2013, the party has developed an election platform that includes technology development, environmental conservation, public health, cross-generational communication, senior education, and fiscal responsibility. [31]
  Work Less Party of British Columbia Conrad Schmidt $9,420The party seeks to legislate a 32-hour or four-day work week. [32] Active since 2003, the party nominated 11 candidate in 2005 and two in 2009.
  Your Political Party of British Columbia James Filippelli $1,884The party seeks to reduce the influence of political parties on government and increase public review of government operations, inclusive of crown corporations and local governments. They maintain a full platform which includes making all campaign promises legally binding. [33] Active since 2002, the party nominated one candidate in 2005 and two in 2009.

Results

Elections to the 40th Legislative Assembly of British Columbia (2013) [34]
PartyLeaderCandidatesVotesSeats
#± %Change (pp) 2009 2013±
Liberal Christy Clark 85795,27443,613Increase2.svg44.13−1.69
 
49
49 / 85
Steady2.svg
New Democratic Adrian Dix 85715,85524,291Increase2.svg39.72−2.43
 
35
34 / 85
1Decrease2.svg
Green Jane Sterk 61146,68512,069Increase2.svg8.14−0.07
 
–
1 / 85
1Increase2.svg
Conservative John Cummins 5685,63751,186Increase2.svg4.752.652.65
 
Independent 4649,30630,620Increase2.svg2.741.601.6
 
1
1 / 85
Steady2.svg
Libertarian 82,050564Increase2.svg0.110.02
BC FirstSalvatore Vetro21,2751,275Increase2.svg0.07New
Excalibur Michael Halliday6995995Increase2.svg0.06New
Vision Jagmohan Bhandari4878878Increase2.svg0.05New
Christian Heritage Wilfred Hanni 2828828Increase2.svg0.05Returned
Marijuana Marc Emery 2766405Increase2.svg0.040.02
Your Political Party James Filippelli2528193Increase2.svg0.030.01
British Columbia Party 3445445Increase2.svg0.02Returned
Communist Samuel Hammond438944Decrease2.svg0.020.00%
Social Credit 1374374Increase2.svg0.02Returned
Helping Hand Party Alan Saldanha1282282Increase2.svg0.02New
Unparty Michael Donovan2244244Increase2.svg0.01New
Work Less Conrad Schmidt 2145177Decrease2.svg0.01−0.01
AdvocationalMichael Yawney2137137Increase2.svg0.01New
Platinum Espavo Sozo25656Increase2.svg–Returned
Total3761,802,149100.00%

MLAs elected

Synopsis of results

Results by riding – 2013 British Columbia general election [35]
RidingWinning partyTurnout [a] Votes [b]
Name 2009 PartyVotesShareMargin
#		Margin
%		LibNDPGrnConIndOthTotal
 
Abbotsford-Mission LibLib10,41750.67%4,82623.48%56.63%10,4175,5911,8651,94661911920,557
Abbotsford South LibLib9,56347.74%3,97719.85%55.77%9,5634,210––5,58667320,032
Abbotsford West LibLib9,47350.65%4,04321.62%59.38%9,4735,4308771,7911,0824918,702
Alberni-Pacific Rim NDPNDP10,56957.55%4,22823.02%58.22%6,34110,569–1,456––18,366
Boundary-Similkameen LibLib8,49946.59%1,3867.60%61.85%8,4997,1131,602–1,030–18,244
Burnaby-Deer Lake NDPNDP8,18948.48%9035.35%48.03%7,2868,1891,417–––16,892
Burnaby-Edmonds NDPNDP9,25351.43%2,30312.80%49.00%6,9509,2531,573––21517,991
Burnaby-Lougheed LibNDP8,95244.26%7433.67%56.24%8,2098,9521,665–1,399–20,225
Burnaby North LibLib10,54346.82%6682.97%55.03%10,5439,8751,577–523–22,518
Cariboo-Chilcotin LibLib7,67956.18%2,93921.50%63.64%7,6794,740747–503–13,669
Cariboo North NDPLib5,86741.41%6034.26%59.77%5,8673,036––5,264–14,167
Chilliwack LibLib9,98947.56%3,43816.37%55.85 %9,9896,5511,7662,515–18121,002
Chilliwack-Hope LibLib10,05349.15%2,68913.15%57.38%10,0537,364–2,202833–20,452
Columbia River-Revelstoke NDPNDP6,46348.26%1,61612.07%53.60%4,8476,4639211,162––13,393
Comox Valley LibLib14,24844.27%1,7685.49%63.99%14,24812,4803,7181,740––32,186
Coquitlam-Burke Mountain LibLib9,76649.90%2,45112.52%53.23%9,7667,3151,1441,071–27719,573
Coquitlam-Maillardville NDPNDP9,93045.74%410.19%56.69%9,8899,9301,891–––21,710
Cowichan Valley NDPNDP10,69640.14%1,3975.24%61.90%9,29910,6965,1021,223326–26,646
Delta North NDPLib9,61344.53%2030.94%59.94%9,6139,4101,3129832105821,586
Delta South IndInd11,37647.80%2,65511.16%68.29%8,7213,700––11,376–23,797
Esquimalt-Royal Roads NDPNDP10,96348.20%4,45219.57%58.23%6,51110,9634,928–343–22,745
Fort Langley-Aldergrove LibLib15,98955.10%8,47829.22%60.53%15,9897,5112,2292,615672–29,016
Fraser-Nicola NDPLib6,00244.14%6144.52%61.52%6,0025,3881,314895––13,599
Juan de Fuca NDPNDP12,33853.32%5,21822.55%58.07%7,12012,3383,682–––23,140
Kamloops-North Thompson LibLib12,18352.06%3,04413.01%57.97%12,1839,139–1,644436–23,402
Kamloops-South Thompson LibLib14,95657.11%5,75221.96%62.18%14,9569,204–1,603425–26,188
Kelowna-Lake Country LibLib12,14956.78%6,84331.98%47.71%12,1495,3061,5912,351––21,397
Kelowna-Mission LibLib13,68756.86%7,46631.02%53.58%13,6876,221–3,0511,113–24,072
Kootenay East LibLib10,25262.99%4,22925.98%53.41%10,2526,023––––16,275
Kootenay West NDPNDP11,34963.01%7,50841.68%56.92%3,84111,349––2,822–18,012
Langley LibLib14,03951.44%6,63624.31%59.06%14,0397,4032,6083,242––27,292
Maple Ridge-Mission LibLib10,32746.61%1,5076.80%57.91%10,3278,8201,8181,190––22,155
Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows NDPLib10,82445.49%6202.61%59.87%10,82410,2042,178–589–23,795
Nanaimo NDPNDP10,82146.25%2,2539.63%57.96%8,56810,8212,5321,221253–23,395
Nanaimo-North Cowichan NDPNDP11,54246.21%3,85715.44%61.11%7,68511,5423,4301,603718–24,978
Nechako Lakes LibLib5,32453.79%2,58726.14%58.46%5,3242,7375101,253–749,898
Nelson-Creston NDPNDP8,20050.73%3,62322.41%57.63%4,5778,2003,387–––16,164
New Westminster NDPNDP13,17048.84%4,17315.48%57.81%8,99713,1702,2521,3181,03819026,965
North Coast NDPNDP4,61756.72%1,92523.65%52.85%2,6924,617831–––8,140
North Island NDPNDP11,88550.70%2,0028.54%57.28%9,88311,885–1,675––23,443
North Vancouver-Lonsdale LibLib11,06045.47%1,1884.88%60.38%11,0609,8722,257833–30424,326
North Vancouver-Seymour LibLib13,18650.92%4,66218.00%66.99%13,1868,5241,8971,2061,081–25,894
Oak Bay-Gordon Head LibGrn10,72240.43%2,95511.14%69.56%7,7677,53610,722492––26,517
Parksville-Qualicum LibLib14,51850.13%3,78613.07%67.94%14,51810,732–3,710––28,960
Peace River North LibLib7,90558.94%4,61834.43%51.47%7,9051,319–9003,287–13,411
Peace River South LibLib4,37346.73%1,82719.52%49.89%4,3731,988–2,546451–9,358
Penticton LibLib11,53645.85%1,3825.49%58.27%11,53610,154–2,288–1,18525,163
Port Coquitlam NDPNDP11,75552.94%3,63516.37%57.26%8,12011,755–1,525–80522,205
Port Moody-Coquitlam LibLib9,67546.39%4372.10%58.75%9,6759,2381,708––23720,858
Powell River-Sunshine Coast NDPNDP13,12055.20%5,32822.42%63.24%7,79213,1202,856–––23,768
Prince George-Mackenzie LibLib10,52455.58%4,03621.32%56.86%10,5246,4881,077845––18,934
Prince George-Valemount LibLib11,29156.95%4,17521.06%56.56%11,2917,116–1,105–31419,826
Richmond Centre LibLib9,46249.83%5,02626.47%43.65%9,4624,4361,6789612,3718218,990
Richmond East LibLib11,59254.68%5,54526.16%47.58%11,5926,0471,1781,82738017521,199
Richmond-Steveston LibLib12,13751.80%5,52923.60%55.39%12,1376,6081,8992,625–16223,431
Saanich North and the Islands LibNDP10,51533.27%1630.52%69.21%10,35210,51510,136–599–31,602
Saanich South NDPNDP11,94645.55%2,69010.26%67.11%9,25611,9464,011873142–26,228
Shuswap LibLib11,99247.92%4,59418.36%60.41%11,9927,3982,3383,232–6325,023
Skeena NDPNDP5,60947.71%5224.44%55.85%5,0875,609–797–26311,756
Stikine NDPNDP4,08147.11%90910.49%62.82%3,1724,081303533595148,662
Surrey-Cloverdale LibLib18,05159.53%9,27430.59%57.79%18,0518,777–2,545949–30,322
Surrey-Fleetwood NDPLib8,97445.43%2001.01%55.72%8,9748,7741,147801–5919,755
Surrey-Green Timbers NDPNDP9,38658.06%3,80523.54%52.32%5,5819,386655444–10116,167
Surrey-Newton NDPNDP9,78856.42%3,18418.35%52.56%6,6049,788–674–28217,348
Surrey-Panorama LibLib14,13954.29%4,83118.55%57.72%14,1399,3081,4781,03781–26,043
Surrey-Tynehead LibLib9,17248.15%1,6338.57%52.13%9,1727,539–2,040–29819,049
Surrey-Whalley NDPNDP10,40561.43%5,40131.88%46.28%5,00410,405–1,110–42016,939
Surrey-White Rock LibLib15,09258.09%7,91230.45%64.73%15,0927,1802,3041,301–10525,982
Vancouver-Fairview LibNDP12,64947.32%1,3515.05%58.98%11,29812,6492,785–––26,732
Vancouver-False Creek LibLib11,22852.21%3,24715.10%50.11%11,2287,9811,928–19917121,507
Vancouver-Fraserview LibLib10,11846.74%4702.17%54.96%10,1189,6481,230653––21,649
Vancouver-Hastings NDPNDP12,78259.51%6,84631.87%53.21%5,93612,7822,386––37421,478
Vancouver-Kensington NDPNDP10,68751.37%2,72213.09%54.33%7,96510,6871,578572––20,802
Vancouver-Kingsway NDPNDP10,40956.77%3,80920.77%48.96%6,60010,4091,327–––18,336
Vancouver-Langara LibLib10,23452.60%2,78714.33%50.52%10,2347,4471,055674–4519,455
Vancouver-Mount Pleasant NDPNDP13,84565.83%9,90347.09%49.77%3,94213,8452,506–26047821,031
Vancouver-Point Grey LibNDP11,49947.59%1,0634.40%58.97%10,43611,4991,6363927212824,163
Vancouver-Quilchena LibLib14,49664.32%8,79139.00%59.45%14,4965,7051,667–671–22,539
Vancouver-West End NDPNDP10,75556.81%5,40628.55%50.64%5,34910,7552,156–13254018,932
Vernon-Monashee LibLib12,50346.34%3,27012.12%57.41%12,5039,2331,9053,169169–26,979
Victoria-Beacon Hill NDPNDP12,69748.82%3,90115.00%58.67%4,38612,6978,796––13126,010
Victoria-Swan Lake NDPNDP12,35054.49%7,09031.28%58.07%5,05512,3505,260–––22,665
West Vancouver-Capilano LibLib15,77667.03%10,50944.65%60.47%15,7765,267–1,1561,01832023,537
West Vancouver-Sea to Sky LibLib11,27552.50%4,30920.06%56.68%11,2756,9662,359653225–21,478
Westside-Kelowna LibLib12,40558.07%5,81727.23%47.52%12,4056,588–2,368––21,361
  = Open seat
  = turnout is above provincial average
  = winning candidate was in previous Legislature
  = Incumbent had switched allegiance
  = Previously incumbent in another riding
  = Not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature
  = Incumbency arose from by-election gain
  = other incumbents renominated
  = previously an MP in the House of Commons of Canada
  = Multiple candidates

Summary analysis

Party candidates in 2nd place [36]
Party in 1st placeParty in 2nd placeTotal
LibNDPGrnConInd
Liberal 451349
New Democratic 32234
Green 11
Independent 11
Total344521385
Candidates ranked 1st to 5th place, by party [36]
Parties1st2nd3rd4th5th
█  Liberal 49342
█  New Democratic 34456
█  Independent 1311917
█  Green 1245112
█  Conservative 130241
█  Libertarian 24
█  Vision 22
█  Marijuana 2
█  Excalibur 12
█ BC First11
█  British Columbia Party 11
█  Communist 1
█  Christian Heritage 1
█  Helping Hand Party 1
█  Social Credit 1
█  Your Political Party 1
█ Advocational2
█  Platinum 1
█  Unparty 1
Resulting composition of the 39th Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
SourceParty
LibNDPGrnIndTotal
Seats retainedIncumbents returned2427152
Open seats held – new MLAs16319
Open seats held – taken by MLA previously incumbent in another riding11
Byelection losses reversed22
Ouster of incumbent changing allegiance11
Seats changing handsIncumbents defeated3216
Open seats gained224
Total49341185

Voter turnout

Voter turnout was 57.1 percent, but varied from riding to riding. 10 of the 85 ridings had less than 50 percent voter turnout. Richmond and Kelowna were the only major cities with under 50 percent turnout.

Retiring incumbents

Seats changing hands

8 incumbent MLAs lost their seats:

PartyNameConstituencyYear electedSeat held by party sinceDefeated byElected party in 2013
  New Democratic Harry Lali Fraser-Nicola 2009 2009 Jackie Tegart   BC Liberal
  New Democratic Gwen O'Mahony Chilliwack-Hope 20122012 Laurie Throness   BC Liberal
  New Democratic Jagrup Brar Surrey-Fleetwood 2004 2009 Peter Fassbender   BC Liberal
  BC Liberal Harry Bloy Burnaby-Lougheed 2009 2009 Jane Shin   New Democratic
  New Democratic Joe Trasolini Port Moody-Coquitlam 20122012 Linda Reimer   BC Liberal
  BC Liberal Margaret MacDiarmid Vancouver-Fairview 2009 2009 George Heyman   New Democratic
  BC Liberal Christy Clark Vancouver-Point Grey 20112011 David Eby   New Democratic
  BC Liberal Ida Chong Oak Bay-Gordon Head 1996 1996 Andrew Weaver   Green Party

Open seats changing hands

Party in 2009CandidateRetiring incumbentConstituencyDefeated byElected party in 2013
  New Democratic Elizabeth Rosenau Michael Sather Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Doug Bing   BC Liberal
  New Democratic Sylvia Bishop Guy Gentner Delta North Scott Hamilton   BC Liberal
  BC Liberal Stephen P. Roberts Murray Coell Saanich North and the Islands Gary Holman   New Democratic

Opinion polls

Notes

  1. ↑ Including spoilt ballots
  2. ↑ Parties receiving more than 1% of the popular vote, or fielding candidates in at least half of the constituencies, are listed separately.

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