Leonard Krog

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2017 British Columbia general election: Nanaimo
Leonard Krog
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Mayor of Nanaimo
Assumed office
November 5, 2018
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
New Democratic Leonard Krog 12,74646.54+0.83$27,486
Liberal Paris Gaudet8,91132.54−4.66$68,406
Green Kathleen Harris5,45419.91+9.31$5,042
Libertarian Bill Walker2771.01$2,583
Total valid votes27,388100.00
Total rejected ballots1370.50+0.06
Turnout27,52562.30+4.14
Registered voters44,184
New Democratic hold Swing +2.75
Source: Elections BC [14]
2013 British Columbia general election : Nanaimo
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
New Democratic Leonard Krog 10,82146.25−7.08$57,730
Liberal Walter Douglas Anderson8,56836.62+0.32$37,016
Green Ian Elliot Gartshore2,53210.82+1.68$5,020
Conservative Bryce Nelson Crigger1,2215.22$6,297
Independent Brunie Brunie2531.09$1,339
Total valid votes23,395100.00
Total rejected ballots1030.44−0.27
Turnout23,49857.96+0.84
Registered voters40,545
New Democratic hold Swing −3.70
Source: Elections BC [15]
2009 British Columbia general election : Nanaimo
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
New Democratic Leonard Krog 11,87753.33+7.9
Liberal Jeet Manhas8,08636.31-6.2
Green Dirk Becker2,0369.14-0.8
Refederation Linden Robert Shaw2721.22
Total valid votes22,27199.29
Total rejected ballots1600.71
Turnout22,43157.12
Eligible voters39,273
New Democratic hold Swing +7.1

^ Change is based on redistributed results.

2005 British Columbia general election : Nanaimo
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
New Democratic Leonard Krog 13,22651.90+21.67
Liberal Mike Hunter 8,65733.97-10.67
Green Doug Catley2,93311.51-5.94
Marijuana Mat Dillon2941.15-2.92
Independent Brunie Brunie2040.80-0.11
Refederation Linden Robert Shaw1690.66
Total valid votes25,48399.45
Total rejected ballots1400.55+0.05
Turnout25,62362.83-7.04
Eligible voters40,782
New Democratic gain from Liberal Swing +16.17
2001 British Columbia general election : Nanaimo
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Mike Hunter 9,74844.64+11.28$46,911
New Democratic Leonard Krog 6,60230.23-18.51$15,152
Green Doug Catley3,81017.45+15.33$3,225
Marijuana Donald Edgar Lavallée8894.07$428
Unity Steve Miller5882.69$1,799
Independent Brunie Brunie1990.91$530
Total valid votes21,83699.50
Total rejected ballots1100.50-0.27
Turnout21,94669.87+0.08
Registered voters31,412
Liberal gain from New Democratic Swing +14.90
British Columbia provincial by-election, December 14, 1998: Parksville-Qualicum
Resignation of Paul Reitsma (June 23, 1998)
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Judith Reid 13,86252.61+11.42$80,746
New Democratic Leonard Krog 5,97822.69-17.03$51,078
Progressive Democrat Bruce Hampson3,58513.61+8.50$32,872
Reform Roger Rocan1,5605.92-6.19$13,303
Green Stuart Parker 4581.74+0.45$100
Independent Brunie Brunie4191.67$650
Independent Bruce Ryder1630.62$106
Independent Les Blank1360.51$923
Family Coalition Mary Elinor Moreau940.35$1,849
British Columbia Party John Motiuk740.28$9,988
Total valid votes/expense limit26,349100.0   
Total rejected ballots550.38 
Turnout26,40460.09 
Liberal hold Swing +14.22
By-election due to the resignation of Paul Reitsma
Source(s)
"December 14, 1998 By-election" (PDF). Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. December 14, 1998. Retrieved February 7, 2017.
1996 British Columbia general election : Parksville-Qualicum
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Paul Reitsma 13,45941.19+5.90
New Democratic Leonard Krog 12,97639.72-0.52
Reform Teunis Westbroek5,84612.11
Progressive Democrat Garner Stone1,6695.11
Green Mark Robinson 4221.29+0.12
Natural Law Cliff Brown1100.34
Common SenseDavid Martin810.24
Total valid votes32,672100.00
Total rejected ballots1430.44
Turnout32,81577.12
Liberal gain from New Democratic Swing +3.21
1991 British Columbia general election : Parksville-Qualicum
PartyCandidateVotes%Expenditures
New Democratic Leonard Krog 10,40840.24$47,385.69
Liberal William J. Patrick9,12835.29$4,703.30
Social Credit Janet Crapo5,84622.60$67,722.89
Green Ernie Yacob3031.17$$596.50
Family Coalition Augustine J. Cunningham1800.70$439.00
Total valid votes25,863100.00
Total rejected ballots398
Turnout26,26179.24

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