Sam Sullivan

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2020 British Columbia general election: Vancouver-False Creek
Sam Sullivan
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Sullivan in May 2008
38th Mayor of Vancouver
In office
December 5, 2005 –December 8, 2008
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
New Democratic Brenda Bailey 11,48446.77+6.30$47,212.32
Liberal Sam Sullivan 9,21737.54−4.62$85,582.35
Green Maayan Kreitzman3,10812.66−3.11$9,079.62
Conservative Erik Gretland4651.89–$1,126.02
Libertarian Naomi Chocyk2801.14+0.27$0.00
Total valid votes24,554100.00–
Total rejected ballots2010.81+0.08
Turnout24,75551.06−4.62
Registered voters48,482
New Democratic gain from Liberal Swing +5.46
Source: Elections BC [68] [69]

2018 BC Liberal leadership

  = Eliminated from next round
  = Winner
CandidateBallot 1Ballot 2Ballot 3Ballot 4Ballot 5
NameVotesPointsVotes+/-Points+/-Votes+/-Points+/-Votes+/-Points+/-Votes+/-Points+/-
Andrew Wilkinson 4828
15.69%		1591.46
18.29%		4928
16.05%		100
0.36%		1630.98
18.75%		39.52
0.46%		6436
22.39%		1508
6.34%		2202.30
25.29%		571.33
6.54%		7832
29.22%		1396
6.83%		2863.51
32.91%		661.21
7.62%		12509
53.76%		4677
24.54%		4621.29
53.12%		1757.78
20.21%
Dianne Watts 7449
24.20%		2135.13
24.54%		7537
24.54%		88
0.34%		2167.49
24.91%		32.36
0.37%		8036
27.95%		499
3.41%		2470.62
28.38%		303.13
3.47%		9130
34.06%		1094
6.11%		3006.96
34.56%		536.34
6.18%		10761
46.24%		1631
12.18%		4078.71
46.88%		1071.75
12.32%
Michael Lee 8100
26.32%		1916.68
22.03%		8206
26.72%		106
0.40%		1956.29
22.49%		39.60
0.46%		8614
29.96%		408
3.24%		2261.09
26.03%		304.80
3.54%		9842
36.72%		1228
6.76%		2829.53
32.52%		568.44
6.49%		eliminated
Todd Stone 5073
16.48%		1483.48
17.05%		5134
16.72%		61
0.23%		1504.69
17.30%		21.21
0.25%		5664
19.70%		530
2.98%		1765.98
20.29%		261.30
2.99%		eliminated
Mike de Jong 4837
15.72%		1415.13
16.27%		4906
15.97%		69
0.26%		1440.56
16.56%		25.43
0.29%		eliminated
Sam Sullivan488
1.59%		158.11
1.82%		eliminated
TOTAL30775870030711-648700-28750-19618700-26804-19468700-23270-35348700-
2017 British Columbia general election : Vancouver-False Creek
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Sam Sullivan 10,37042.16−10.27$51,086
New Democratic Morgane Oger9,95540.47+3.53$30,096
Green Bradley Darren Shende3,88015.77+6.85$1,575
Libertarian Liz Jaluague2130.87–$0
Your Political Party James Filippelli910.37+0$561
Citizens FirstPhillip James Ryan900.36–$121
Total valid votes24,599100.00–
Total rejected ballots1810.73+0.18
Turnout24,78055.68+5.57
Registered voters44,508
Source: Elections BC [70] [71]
2013 British Columbia general election : Vancouver-False Creek
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Sam Sullivan 11,22852.21−4.19$114,796
New Democratic Matt Toner7,98137.11+9.58$110,920
Green Daniel Tseghay1,9288.96−4.15$1,050
No AffiliationIan James Tootill1990.93–$8,270
FirstSal Vetro900.42–$3,207
Your Political Party James Filippelli810.37–$610
Total valid votes21,507100.0–
Total rejected ballots1180.55−0.17
Turnout21,62550.11+1.96
Eligible voters43,157
Source: Elections BC [72] [73]

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