Kelly Greene

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2020 British Columbia general election: Richmond-Steveston
Kelly Greene
MLA
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Parliamentary Secretary for Fisheries and Aquaculture of British Columbia
Assumed office
December 7, 2022
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
New Democratic Kelly Greene 10,73352.07+12.72$35,020.17
Liberal Matt Pitcairn9,39845.59−2.01$49,104.63
Independent Vince Li4832.34–$0.00
Total valid votes20,614100.00–
Total rejected ballots1920.92+0.04
Turnout20,80656.09−6.68
Registered voters37,092
New Democratic gain from Liberal Swing +7.37
Source: Elections BC [12] [13]
2017 British Columbia general election : Richmond-Steveston
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal John Yap 10,33247.60−4.07$63,896
New Democratic Kelly Greene 8,54239.35+11.28$21,429
Green Roy Sakata2,83313.05+4.91$2,449
Total valid votes21,707100.00–
Total rejected ballots1920.88+0.22
Turnout21,89962.77+7.38
Registered voters34,889
Liberal hold Swing −7.68
Source: Elections BC [14] [15]

Municipal elections

Top 8 candidates elected — Incumbents marked with "(X)". Elected members' names are in bold

2018 British Columbia municipal elections: Richmond City Council
PartyCouncil candidateVote %
 RITE RichmondCarol Day (X)20,8717.01
 Richmond Citizens' Association Harold Steves (X)19,1366.43
 Richmond Community CoalitionChak Au (X)18,0266.05
 Richmond FirstBill McNulty (X)17,2425.79
 Richmond Citizens' AssociationKelly Greene16,4645.53
 Richmond FirstLinda McPhail (X)15,5215.21
 RITE RichmondMichael Wolfe13,6274.58
 Independent Alexa Loo (X)13,2124.44
 Richmond FirstDerek Dang (X)13,1154.40
 Richmond FirstAndy Hobbs12,3364.14
 Richmond Citizens' AssociationJudie Schneider11,6723.92
 Richmond Community CoalitionKen Johnston (X)11,1613.75
 Richmond Community CoalitionJonathan Ho11,1403.74
 Richmond Citizens' AssociationJack Trovato10,9153.67
 Richmond FirstSunny Ho8,9333.00
 RITE RichmondNiti Sharma8,9172.99
 RITE Richmond Henry Yao 8,4672.84
 Richmond FirstPeter Liu8,3572.81
 Richmond Community Coalition Parm Bains 7,9732.68
 IndependentJohn Roston7,9612.67
 Richmond Community CoalitionMelissa Zhang7,7082.38
 IndependentKerry Starchuk6,9592.34
 IndependentJason Tarnow5,7201.92
 IndependentAdil Awan4,2781.44
 IndependentManjit Singh4,1341.39
 IndependentDennis Page3,4781.17
 IndependentAndy Chiang3,3371.12
 IndependentTheresa Head3,2511.09
 IndependentPatrick J. Saunders2,2410.75
 IndependentZhe Zhang2,2410.75

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