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2024 British Columbia general election: Surrey-Cloverdale
Mike Starchuk
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Member of the British Columbia Legislative Assembly
for Surrey-Cloverdale
In office
October 24, 2020 September 21, 2024
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Conservative Elenore Sturko 10,26848.3%
New Democratic Mike Starchuk*9,68145.6%
Green Pat McCutcheon1,1505.4%
Freedom Judy Meilleur1530.7%
Total valid votes21,252
Total rejected ballots
Turnout
Registered voters
Source: Elections BC [3]
2020 British Columbia general election : Surrey-Cloverdale
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
New Democratic Mike Starchuk 12,99252.10+13.54$56,040.91
Liberal Marvin Hunt 8,75835.12−12.86$38,284.81
Green Rebecca Smith2,1698.70−3.63$2,758.94
Conservative Aisha Bali8673.48$0.00
Independent Marcella Williams1490.60$1,431.11
Total valid votes24,935100.00
Total rejected ballots2060.82+0.09
Turnout25,14155.16−6.65
Registered voters45,575
New Democratic gain from Liberal Swing +13.20
Source: Elections BC [4] [5]

Municipal elections

Top 8 candidates elected - Incumbents marked with "(X)"

2014 British Columbia municipal elections: Surrey City Council
PartyCouncil candidateVote %
  Surrey First Tom Gill (X)50,3867.48
  Surrey First Judy Villeneuve (X)47,0296.98
  Surrey First Barbara Steele (X)42,4646.30
  Surrey First Mary Martin (X)41,9866.23
  Surrey First Bruce Hayne (X)39,9395.93
  Surrey First Dave Woods39,2585.83
  Surrey First Mike Starchuk38,3525.69
  Surrey First Vera LeFranc35,9265.33
  Safe Surrey Coalition Rina Gill27,4484.07
 One SurreyKal Dosanjh26,4653.93
 One SurreyMichael Bose26,2433.90
  Safe Surrey Coalition Justin Thind23,9233.55
  Safe Surrey Coalition Beau Simpson19,3572.87
  Safe Surrey Coalition Laurie Guerra18,0022.67
 One SurreyNarima Dela Cruz17,6792.62
 One SurreyBrian Young16,9392.51
 One SurreyDarlene Bowyer15,3842.28
 Team Surrey Brenda Locke 15,3742.28
 One SurreyMaz Artang13,9042.06
 One SurreyMerv Bayda13,6152.02
 IndependentSaira Aujla12,3601.83
 IndependentJim McMurtry9,1771.36
 Team SurreyStephen Gammer9,1401.36
 IndependentCliff Blair8,9071.32
 IndependentNav Dhanoya8,8691.32
 IndependentTanvir S. Bhupal8,7911.30
 IndependentGary Hoffman8,0151.19
 IndependentMartin Rooney7,5201.12
 IndependentRita Elvins7,4261.10
 IndependentFiona Dionne5,5250.82
 IndependentJames Duncan5,4480.81
 IndependentShawn Francis5,4190.80
 IndependentRick Scorsese3,2820.49
 IndependentObi Canuel2,8080.42
 IndependentTouraj Ghanbar-Zadeh1,3870.21

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