Suzanne Anton

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2017 British Columbia general election: Vancouver-Fraserview
Suzanne Anton
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Official portrait, 2013
Attorney General of British Columbia
In office
June 10, 2013 –June 12, 2017
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
New Democratic George Chow 11,48748.57+4.01$68,196
Liberal Suzanne Anton 9,98542.22-4.52$69,911
Green Eric Kolotyluk1,8267.72+2.04$2,357
Libertarian Hiroshi Hyde1790.76–$56
Your Political Party Harpreet S. Bajwa1740.73–$8,399
Total valid votes23,651100.00–
Total rejected ballots2521.05-0.1
Turnout23,90360.55+5.59
Registered voters39,479
Source: Elections BC [6] [7]
2013 British Columbia general election : Vancouver-Fraserview
PartyCandidateVotes%
Liberal Suzanne Anton 1011846.74
New Democratic Gabriel Yiu964844.57
Green Stuart Mackinnon12305.68
Conservative Rajiv Pandey6533.02
Total valid votes21649100.00
Total rejected ballots2511.15
Turnout2190054.96
Source: Elections BC [8]

2011 Vancouver Mayoral Election

Candidate NameParty affiliationVotes% of votesElected
(I) Gregor Robertson Vision Vancouver 77,00553.17%X
Suzanne Anton Non-Partisan Association 58,15240.15%
Randy Helten Neighbourhoods for a Sustainable Vancouver 4,0072.77%
Gerry McGuire Vancouver Citizen's Voice 1,1950.83%
Sam Pelletier Independent 4430.31%
Darrell Zimmerman Independent 4260.29%
Dubgee Independent 4190.29%
Robin Lawrance Independent 3530.24%
Victor B. Paquette Independent 3330.23%
Lloyd Alan Cooke Independent 3100.21%
Menard Caissy Independent 2880.20%
Gölök Zoltán Buday Independent 2680.19%

2008 Vancouver Municipal Election - City Council

Candidate NameParty AffiliationVotes% of VotesElected
(I) Raymond Louie Vision Vancouver 66,22653.29%X
(I) Heather Deal Vision Vancouver 63,11650.78%X
(I) George Chow Vision Vancouver 62,26250.10%X
Kerry Jang Vision Vancouver 60,59848.76%X
Andrea Reimer Vision Vancouver 59,14847.59%X
(I) Tim Stevenson Vision Vancouver 58,38046.97%X
(I) David Cadman Coalition of Progressive Electors 56,66545.59%X
(I) Suzanne Anton Non-Partisan Association 52,94142.60%X
Geoff Meggs Vision Vancouver 49,53839.86%X
Ellen Woodsworth Coalition of Progressive Electors 45,87736.91%X
Kashmir Dhaliwal Vision Vancouver 44,85436.09%
Michael Geller Non-Partisan Association 44,35335.69%
(I) Kim Capri Non-Partisan Association 44,27035.62%
(I) Elizabeth Ball Non-Partisan Association 42,72734.38%
David Lee Non-Partisan Association 42,19533.95%
Kanman Wong Non-Partisan Association 36,79529.61%
Korina Houghton Non-Partisan Association 34,58827.83%
Leanore Copeland Non-Partisan Association 34,56627.81%
Sean Bickerton Non-Partisan Association 33,51026.96%
Daljit S. Sidhu Non-Partisan Association 28,89423.25%
Chris Shaw Work Less Party of British Columbia 11,2379.04%
Lea Johnson Independent 10,9478.81%
Ian Gregson Work Less Party of British Columbia 10,4938.44%
Geri Tramutola Work Less Party of British Columbia 8,6196.93%
John T. Boychuk Independent 8,0936.51%
Timothy Wisdom Work Less Party of British Columbia 7,4355.98%
Marc Boyer Independent 4,3053.46%
Audrey Jane Laferriere Independent 4,1963.38%
Wendythirteen Independent 3,5082.82%
Steve Wansleeben Independent 3,2992.65%
Bud Oracle Independent 2,8602.30%
Matt Kadioglu Independent 2,4231.95%

2005 Vancouver Municipal Election - City Council

CandidatePartyVotes%
 Suzanne Anton NPA 60586
  Peter Ladner *NPA58142
  Raymond Louie * Vision 52795
  Kim Capri NPA52719
  Tim Stevenson *Vision51527
  David Cadman * COPE 51155
  George Chow Vision51107
  Elizabeth Ball NPA50865
  Heather Deal Vision50624
  B.C. Lee NPA50047
 Ronald LeungNPA48430
  Fred Bass*COPE48248
 Colleen Hardwick NystedtNPA46737
 Valerie JenkinsonNPA46077
 Heather HarrisonVision45719
 Kathi ThompsonNPA45314
  Tim Louis*COPE43349
  Ellen Woodsworth*COPE42724
  Anne Roberts*COPE41739
 Patrick MalihaNPA39165
 Ann Livingston Green 27168
  Kevin Potvin Independent10806
 Michelle Jasmine ChangIndependent9016
  Jamie Lee Hamilton Independent8153
 Patrick Britten Nude Garden 6595
 Lea JohnsonIndependent6253
 Beverley BallantyneIndependent6153
 John W. AngusIndependent5728
 WendythirteenIndependent4247
 John Patrick GordonIndependent3887
 Phyllis LokeIndependent3562
 Marc BoyerIndependent3388
 Greg AulinIndependent3335
 Don BriereIndependent3125
 David Wilson ApplegathIndependent2718
 Steve WansleebenIndependent2478
Total1083681100.0

References

  1. ↑ "'It's a bad system': unlikely political allies fight proportional representation | CBC News".
  2. ↑ "Electoral Reform Referendum 2018 Act".
  3. ↑ Maple Batalia’s family still looking for justice four years after the teen’s murder
  4. ↑ "Suzanne Anton", Linkedin Profile, Accessed August 29, 2009.
  5. 1 2 "About Suzanne", Suzanne Anton Website, Accessed August 29, 2009.
  6. ↑ "2017 Provincial General Election Preliminary Voting Results". Elections BC. Archived from the original on June 10, 2017. Retrieved May 11, 2017.
  7. ↑ "Election Financing Reports". Elections BC. Retrieved September 13, 2020.
  8. ↑ "Statement of Votes - 40th Provincial General Election" (PDF). Elections BC. Retrieved May 17, 2017.
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