Complete preliminary results posted for Port Moody’s 2026 general local election

Voting concluded in Port Moody’s 2026 general local election on Oct. 17. Complete preliminary results are posted at portmoody.ca/vote, but they are not official. The Chief Election Officer must declare the official results by 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026.

The city held the election to choose one mayor, six councillors and two school trustees for four-year terms. Eligible voters could cast a mail ballot, vote in advance on Oct. 7 or Oct. 10, or vote on general voting day, Oct. 17. Preliminary results show 10,425 ballots cast and turnout of nearly 39 per cent.

Candidates shown in bold in the published results are projected to be elected. Names in each category are ranked from most votes to fewest, and elector organization affiliations appear in brackets. The preliminary tallies are:

Mayor (one seat): Haven Lurbiecki (Port Moody Voice), 5,400; Meghan Lahti, 4,854.

Councillor (six seats): Paul Lambert, 5,357; Callan Morrison, 5,026; Amy Lubik, 4,167; Kyla Knowles, 4,119; Peter Thomasen, 3,930; Alexandra Chan (Port Moody Voice), 3,892; Mark Kunzli (Port Moody Voice), 3,794; Samantha Agtarap, 3,543; Diana Dilworth, 3,186; Laura Soucy (Port Moody Voice), 3,156; Steve Milani, 3,062; Reece Mack (Port Moody Voice), 3,059; Sebastian Moon, 2,583; Tracey Schaeffer, 1,694; John Grasty, 1,544; Jeanine Longley, 1,265.

School trustee (two seats): Jessica Morrison, 4,610; Tracy Green, 4,289; Thompson, 3,913; Emily Cheadle, 2,501.

Once available, official results will be posted at portmoody.ca/vote and shared in an update at portmoody.ca/news. General local elections are municipal elections. Information about the B.C. provincial election, scheduled for Oct. 24, 2026, is available at elections.bc.ca.