Student Vote Canada is a non-partisan program in Canada that holds mock elections in elementary and high schools alongside general elections (with the same candidates and same electoral system).
For the elimination-ballot elections of 1952 and 1953 the riding's voters were presented with three ballots, one for each seat, with three separate candidate-races:
In 1988, Kim Campbell resigned as the MLA to run in the federal election. Tom Perry (NDP) won the seat in the 1989 by-election, finishing the term with Marzari as his seatmate.[9] A redistribution before the 1991 election dramatically changed Vancouver's long-standing electoral map by the abandonment of the century-old multiple member districts. Vancouver-Point Grey was trimmed with parts of going to the creation of Vancouver-Quilchena, Vancouver-Langara, and Vancouver-Burrard (mostly to Quilchena). In the 1991 election, Perry changed ridings and was elected in Vancouver-Little Mountain.
Constituency represented by the premier of British Columbia Since 2022
Incumbent
January 10, 2023
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Vancouver Point Grey is a provincial electoral district for the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia Canada It was first contested in the general election of 1933 It was created out of parts of Richmond Point Grey South Vancouver and Vancouver City The riding began as a three member seat and was reduced to a two member seat in 1966 when Vancouver Little Mountain was created In the redistribution preceding the 1991 election it was reduced to a one member riding along with the other older urban ridings as several new one member ridings were created Vancouver Point GreyBritish Columbia electoral districtLocation in VancouverProvincial electoral districtLegislatureLegislative Assembly of British ColumbiaMLA David EbyNew DemocraticFirst contested1933Last contested2020DemographicsPopulation 2001 55 510Area km 23 77Pop density per km 2 335 3Census division s Greater VancouverCensus subdivision s Vancouver University Endowment LandsMany prominent politicians have been elected as members including three British Columbia premiers Liberals Christy Clark and Gordon Campbell and New Democrat incumbent premier David Eby Former prime minister of Canada Kim Campbell also represented this riding Contents 1 Geography 2 History 2 1 Three member district 2 2 Dual member district 2 3 Single member district 3 Election results 4 Student Vote results 5 Electoral history 1933 1986 6 Notes 7 External linksGeography EditThe district currently comprises the Vancouver neighbourhoods of West Point Grey and the western part of Kitsilano as well as the adjacent University Endowment Lands and the Point Grey campus of the University of British Columbia History EditThree member district Edit Assembly Years Seat 1 Seat 2 Seat 3Member Party Member Party Member Party18th 1933 1937 Stanley McKeen Liberal George Moir Weir Liberal Robert Wilkinson Liberal19th 1937 1941 Royal Maitland Conservative James Alexander Paton Conservative20th 1941 1945 Tilly Rolston Conservative21st 1945 1946 Coalition Coalition Coalition1946 1949 Albert Reginald MacDougall Leigh Stevenson22nd 1949 195223rd 1952 1953 Progressive Conservative Social Credit George Clark Miller Progressive Conservative24th 1953 1956 Thomas Audley Bate Social Credit Robert Bonner Arthur Laing Liberal25th 1956 1960 Buda Brown Social Credit26th 1960 19621962 1963 Pat McGeer Liberal27th 1963 1966 Ralph Raymond Loffmark Social CreditDual member district Edit Assembly Years Seat 1 Seat 2Member Party Member Party28th 1966 1969 Garde Basil Gardom Liberal Patrick Lucey McGeer Liberal29th 1969 197230th 1972 1974 Social Credit1974 1975 Social Credit31st 1975 197932nd 1979 198333rd 1983 198634th 1986 1988 Kim Campbell Darlene Marzari New Democratic1989 1991 Tom Perry New DemocraticSingle member district Edit Assembly Years Member Party35th 1991 1996 Darlene Marzari New Democratic36th 1996 2001 Gordon Campbell Liberal37th 2001 200538th 2005 200939th 2009 20112011 2013 Christy Clark40th 2013 2017 David Eby New Democratic41st 2017 202042nd 2020 presentElection results EditGraph of election results in Vancouver Point Grey minor party results are summed as other vte2020 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresNew Democratic David Eby 12 602 51 32 4 62 33 547 40Liberal Mark Bowen 7 712 31 41 1 75 36 024 26Green Devyani Singh 4 241 17 27 7 01 0 00Total valid votes 24 555 100 00 Total rejected ballots 96 0 39 0 01Turnout 24 651 59 95 3 68Registered voters 41 122New Democratic hold Swing 1 44Source Elections BC 1 2 2018 British Columbia electoral reform referendumSide Votes Proportional representation 9 579 52 89First Past the Post 8 533 47 11Total valid votes 18 112 100 0Total rejected ballots 81 0 45Source Elections BC 3 vte2017 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresNew Democratic David Eby 14 195 55 94 8 35 72 150Liberal James Lombardi 8 414 33 16 10 03 71 630Green Amanda Konkin 2 604 10 26 3 49 1 525Independent Brian Taylor 85 0 34 0Your Political Party David Stall 77 0 30 368Total valid votes 25 375 100 00 Total rejected ballots 101 0 40 0 12Turnout 25 476 63 63 4 66Registered voters 40 037Source Elections BC 4 vte2013 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes New Democratic David Eby 11 499 47 59Liberal Christy Clark 10 436 43 19Green Francoise Raunet 1 636 6 77Conservative Duane Nickull 392 1 62Independent William Gibbens 72 0 30Libertarian Marisa Palmer 66 0 27Work Less Hollis Jacob Linschoten 51 0 21Platinum Bernard Bedu Yankson 11 0 05Total valid votes 24 163 100 00Total rejected ballots 69 0 28Turnout 24 232 58 97Source Elections BC 5 vteBritish Columbia provincial by election May 11 2011Party Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Christy Clark 6 7 757 48 73 98 448New Democratic David Eby 6 7 193 45 19 77 889Green Francoise Raunet 545 3 42 309First Danielle Alie 379 2 38 35 785Independent William Gibbens 28 0 18 388Independent Eddie Petrossian 16 0 10 321Total valid votes 15 918 100Total rejected ballots 33 0 21Turnout 15 951 38 94Called upon the resignation of Gordon Campbell 7 vte2009 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Gordon Campbell 11 546 50 38 154 282New Democratic Mel Lehan 9 232 40 28 128 634Green Stephen Kronstein 2 012 8 78 1 405Sex John Ince 130 0 56 250Total valid votes 22 920 100Total rejected ballots 134 0 58Turnout 23 054 55 98vte2005 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Gordon Campbell 12 498 45 98 181 283New Democratic Mel Lehan 10 248 37 70 62 749Green Damian Kettlewell 4 111 15 12 7 278Marijuana Yolanda Perez 138 0 51 100Work Less Tom Walke 126 0 46 156Libertarian Jeff Monds 44 0 16 100Platinum Gudrun Kost 18 0 07 100Total valid votes 27 183 100Total rejected ballots 130 0 48Turnout 27 313 60 94vte2001 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Gordon Campbell 13 430 56 14 43 396Green Varya Rubin 5 094 21 29 1 158New Democratic Am Johal 4 441 18 57 16 995Marijuana Alex Curylo 659 2 75 394Unity Greg Dahms 257 1 07 605People s Front Anne Jamieson 43 0 18 57Total valid votes 23 924 100 00 Total rejected ballots 128 0 54 Turnout 24 052 65 80 vte1996 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresLiberal Gordon Campbell 12 637 48 86 52 970New Democratic Jim Green 11 074 42 81 49 267Progressive Democrat Allison Mountstevens 857 3 31 100Green Ralph Maud 683 2 64 790Reform Sager Jan 406 1 57 100Natural Law Ron Decter 76 0 29 116Conservative Michael J P Moen 70 0 27Family Coalition E an P Rankin 62 0 24 100Total valid votes 25 865 100 00Total rejected ballots 138 0 53Turnout 26 003 71 03vte1991 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes ExpendituresNew Democratic Darlene Marzari 12 076 49 26 61 454Liberal Barry Burke 9 022 36 80 6 832Social Credit Richard Wright 2 817 11 49 24 472Green Nicole Kohnert 388 1 58 41Independent Betty Green 138 0 56 11Libertarian Joan Saxton 75 0 31 412Total valid votes 24 516 100 00Total rejected ballots 367 1 47Turnout 24 516 73 50Student Vote results EditStudent Vote Canada is a non partisan program in Canada that holds mock elections in elementary and high schools alongside general elections with the same candidates and same electoral system 2020 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes New Democratic David Eby 389 42 10Liberal Mark Bowen 280 30 30Green Devyani Singh 255 27 60Total Valid Votes 924 100 0 Source Student Vote Canada 8 Electoral history 1933 1986 EditNote Winners of each election are in bold vte1933 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes ElectedLiberal George Moir Weir 12 163 16 97 YLiberal Stanley Stewart McKeen 9 880 13 79 YLiberal Robert Wilkinson 9 393 13 11 YCo operative Commonwealth William Arthur Pritchard 7 693 10 74Co operative Commonwealth Frank Ebenezer Buck 7 423 10 36Co operative Commonwealth Dorothy Steeves 7 214 10 07Non Partisan Independent Group Dugald Donaghy 5 130 7 16Non Partisan Independent Group George Alexander Walkem 3 694 5 15Unionist William Savage 2 640 3 68Unionist Frederick DeWolfe Turner 2 078 2 90Non Partisan Independent Group Laura Dickey MacKay 1 731 2 41Unionist Alice Townley 1 434 2 00Independent William McNeill 902 1 26United Front Workers and Farmers George Drayton 174 0 24Independent Co operative Commonwealth Edwin Clarke Appleby 111 0 15Total valid votes 71 660 100 00Total rejected ballots 60819th British Columbia election 1937 Party Candidate Votes ExpendituresConservative Cyril Gainsborough Beeston 8 809 11 60 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Fed John Jack Evans 6 382 8 40 unknown Liberal Stanley Stewart McKeen 9 125 12 01 unknownConservative Royal Lethington Maitland a 10 580 13 93 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Fed William Ralph Offer 6 196 8 16 unknownConservative James Alexander Paton 9 745 12 83 unknownSocial Credit League William Savage 1 001 1 32 unknown Liberal George Moir Weir 9 235 12 16 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Fed Edgar Westmoreland 6 011 7 91 unknown Liberal Robert Wilkinson 8 883 11 69 unknownTotal valid votes 75 967 100 00 Total rejected ballots 472Turnout 20th British Columbia election 1941 Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Liberal Mary Louise Bollert 9 470 9 95 Co operative Commonwealth Fed Albert Dawson Gordon 7 603 7 99 Co operative Commonwealth Fed Helena Rose Gutteridge 8 183 8 60 Emancipation Party Catherine Emily Ling 265 0 28Conservative Royal Lethington Maitland 14 668 15 41 Liberal Harold Elsdale Molson 8 503 8 94 Conservative James Alexander Paton 14 148 14 87 Conservative Tilly Rolston 13 584 14 27 Co operative Commonwealth Fed William Ewart Turner 7 662 8 05 Liberal George Moir Weir 11 073 11 64 Total valid votes 95 159Total rejected ballots 597vte1945 British Columbia general electionParty Candidate Votes ElectedCoalition Royal Lethington Maitland 22 843 23 39 YCoalition James Alexander Paton 22 281 22 82 YCoalition Tilly Rolston 22 152 22 68 YCo operative Commonwealth Albert Thomas Alsbury 9 837 10 07Co operative Commonwealth Francis James McKenzie 8 556 8 76Co operative Commonwealth George Alfred Isherwood 8 466 8 67Labor Progressive Alexander Lorenzo Gordon 878 0 90Labor Progressive John Goss 830 0 85Labor Progressive William John Gordon Martin 764 0 78Social Credit Alliance Charles Delbert Powell 625 0 64Democratic William Richard Smith 423 0 43Total valid votes 97 655 100 00Total rejected ballots 59722nd British Columbia election 1949 Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Co operative Commonwealth John Watkins Dunfield 11 980 8 14 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Margaret Ellen Eckland 11 334 7 71 unknown Co operative Commonwealth George Alfred Isherwood 11 820 8 04 unknownUnion of Electors Cornelius Knight 148 0 10 unknownCoalition Albert Reginald MacDougall 36 921 25 10 unknownSocial Credit League James Alexander Morrison 766 0 52 unknownSocial Credit League Claude Delbert Powell 591 0 40 unknownSocial Credit League Helena Ruth Powell 532 0 36 unknownCoalition Tilly Rolston 36 410 24 75 unknownCoalition Leigh Forbes Stevenson 36 451 24 78 unknownUnion of Electors Richard Harley Watkins 132 0 09 unknownTotal valid votes 147 085 100 00 Total rejected ballots 1 559Turnout For the elimination ballot elections of 1952 and 1953 the riding s voters were presented with three ballots one for each seat with three separate candidate races vte1952 British Columbia general election ballot AParty Candidate Votes1st count Votesfinal count Progressive Conservative Albert Reginald MacDougall 14 042 26 75 22 549 52 20Social Credit League Thomas Audley Bate 13 771 26 24 20 645 47 80Liberal Theodore Roosvelt Burnett 13 406 25 54Co operative Commonwealth Victor Wadham Forster 11 267 21 47Total valid votes 52 495 100 00 43 194 100 00Total rejected ballots 4 502Note Preferential ballot first and final of three 3 counts only shown vte1952 British Columbia general election ballot BParty Candidate Votes1st count Votesfinal count PC George Clark Miller 14 886 28 65 24 089 56 43Social Credit League Claude Delbert Powell 12 882 24 79 18 603 43 57Liberal Alexander Whidden Fisher 12 828 24 69 4 919 18 84Co operative Commonwealth Clifford Augustine Greer 11 366 21 87Total valid votes 51 962 100 00 42 692 100 00Total rejected ballots 4 933Note Preferential ballot first and final of three 3 counts only shown vte1952 British Columbia general election ballot CParty Candidate Votes1st count Votesfinal count Social Credit League Tilly Rolston 19 236 36 90 25 749 58 75Liberal George Stanley Miller 12 087 23 19 18 078 41 25Co operative Commonwealth George Alfred Isherwood 10 451 20 05Progressive Conservative Hattie Pearl Steen 10 356 19 87Total valid votes 52 130 100 00 43 827 100 00Total rejected ballots 4 787Note Preferential ballot first and final of three 3 counts only shown vte1953 British Columbia general election ballot AParty Candidate Votes1st count Votesfinal count Social Credit League Thomas Audley Bate 19 768 39 77 22 503 52 25Liberal Theodore Roosvelt Burnett 14 612 29 40 20 567 47 75Co operative Commonwealth Victor Wadham Forster 10 058 20 23Progressive Conservative Stewart Leslie Chambers 4 533 9 12Labour Progressive Beatrice Christine Ferneyhough 348 0 70Christian Democratic Wilfrid Joseph Charbonneau 194 0 39Independent William Norman Kemp 193 0 39Total valid votes 49 706 100 00 43 070 100 00Total rejected ballots 3 205Note Preferential ballot first and final of six 6 counts only shown vte1953 British Columbia general election ballot BParty Candidate Votes1st count Votesfinal count Social Credit League Robert William Bonner 20 205 40 60 24 144 56 05Liberal Alexander Whidden Fisher 12 022 24 16 18 928 43 95Co operative Commonwealth George James Greenaway 9 556 19 19Progressive Conservative George Clark Miller 7 373 14 81Labour Progressive William John Turner 367 0 74Labour Progressive Harold John Michael Griffin 337 0 68Christian Democratic Alma Jane Diebolt 212 0 43Independent Abie Louis Seligman 64 0 13Total valid votes 49 769 100 00 43 072 100 00Total rejected ballots 3 150Note Preferential ballot first and final of six 6 counts only shown vte1953 British Columbia general election ballot CParty Candidate Votes1st count Votesfinal count Liberal Arthur Laing 17 412 34 79 22 730 39 86Co operative Commonwealth Frederick Norman Hill 9 441 18 86 12 947 22 70Social Credit League Tilly Rolston 19 061 38 08 21 354 37 44Progressive Conservative Thomas Frederick Orr 3 607 7 21Labor Progressive Constance Marguerite Marks 338 0 67Christian Democratic Mae Angelique Messner 196 0 39Total valid votes 50 055 100 00 44 084 100 00Total rejected ballots 2 866Note Preferential ballot first and final of five 5 counts only shown 25th British Columbia election 1956 Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Independent Ernest Forbes Allistone 959 0 61 unknown Progressive Conservative Reginald Atherton 3 324 2 13 unknownSocial Credit Thomas Audley Bate 23 696 15 19 unknownSocial Credit Robert William Bonner 25 615 16 42 unknown Progressive Conservative Ebbie William Bowering 2 878 1 85 unknownSocial Credit Buda Hosmer Brown 23 238 14 90 unknown Liberal Theodore Roosvelt Burnett 12 924 8 29 unknown Liberal Alexander Whidden Fisher 15 599 10 00 unknownLabour Progressive Harold John Michael Griffin 318 0 20 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Fed Frederick Norman Hill 8 435 5 41 unknown Liberal Arthur Laing 17 801 11 44 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Fed Winona Grace MacInnis 11 365 7 29 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Fed William James Gibbs Pierce 7 979 5 17 unknown Progressive Conservative Emma Loring Tinsman 1 822 1 69 unknownTotal valid votes 155 953 100 00 Total rejected ballots 561Turnout 26th British Columbia election 1960 Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Progressive Conservative Reginald Atherton 6 774 3 92 unknownSocial Credit Thomas Audley Bate 23 950 13 86 unknownSocial Credit Robert William Bonner 24 273 14 04 unknown Liberal Francis Cecil Boyes 17 438 10 09 unknownSocial Credit Buda Hosmer Brown 23 583 13 65 unknown Liberal Samuel Joseph Dumaresq 15 107 8 74 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Fed George Nelson Gibson 12 158 7 03 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Fed Clifford Augustine Greer 12 702 7 35 unknown Progressive Conservative Desmond Fife Kidd 6 453 3 73 unknown Progressive Conservative Mary Helen Poaps 4 029 2 33 unknown Co operative Commonwealth Fed Thomas Walter Thomason 11 538 6 68 unknown Liberal Leslie Charles Way 14 827 8 58 unknownTotal valid votes 172 832 100 00 Total rejected ballots 803 vteBritish Columbia provincial by election December 17 1962Party Candidate Votes Liberal Patrick Lucey McGeer 22 055 48 89Progressive Conservative Reginald Atherton 9 128 20 24Social Credit Eve Burns Miller 8 575 19 01New Democratic Albert E Anthony Holland 5 350 11 86Total valid votes 45 108Total rejected ballots 256Called upon the death of B H Brown on 12 August 1962 Source http www elections bc ca docs rpt 1871 1986 ElectoralHistoryofBC pdf27th British Columbia election 1963 Party Candidate Votes ExpendituresSocial Credit Thomas Audley Bate 20 267 11 29 Social Credit Robert William Bonner 23 172 12 91 Progressive Conservative Ernest James Ernie Broome 7 643 4 26 unknownNew Democratic Amy Dalgleish 8 072 4 50 unknownSocial Credit Ralph Raymond Loffmark 20 962 11 68 unknownNew Democratic John Kendrick Macey 8 663 4 83 unknown Progressive Conservative H Richardson Dick Malkin 7 213 4 02 unknown Liberal Patrick Lucey McGeer 25 592 14 26 unknown Liberal Arthur Phillips 16 510 9 20 unknown Progressive Conservative Harry Purdy 15 719 8 76 unknown Liberal William George Rathie 17 641 9 83 unknownNew Democratic William James Whitney 8 018 4 67 unknownTotal valid votes 179 472 100 00 Total rejected ballots 726Turnout 28th British Columbia election 1966 b Party Candidate Votes ExpendituresSocial Credit Robert William Bonner 11 494 22 97 unknownNew Democratic Donald Garth Brown 2 853 5 70 unknown Liberal Garde Basil Gardom 13 507 26 99 unknownNew Democratic Eduard Marcus Lavallee 2 934 5 11 unknown Liberal Patrick Lucey McGeer 17 400 30 28 unknownSocial Credit Lawrence Edward Ranta 9 284 16 15 unknownTotal valid votes 57 472 100 00 Total rejected ballots 392Turnout 29th British Columbia election 1969 Party Candidate Votes ExpendituresNew Democratic Alan Frederick Bush 4 268 7 61 unknown Progressive Conservative John Anthony St Etienne DeWolfe 1 087 1 94 unknown Liberal Garde Basil Gardom 13 621 24 27 unknownNew Democratic John Kendrick Macey 3 939 6 23 unknown Liberal Patrick Lucey McGeer 15 650 24 76 unknownSocial Credit William George Rathie 12 811 20 27 unknownSocial Credit Charles Randolph Widman 11 820 18 70 unknownTotal valid votes 63 196 100 00 Total rejected ballots 258Turnout 30th British Columbia election 1972 Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Liberal Garde Basil Gardom 13 673 20 72 unknown Progressive Conservative Ian Bruce Kelsey 5 103 7 73 unknown Progressive Conservative Marianne Linnell 5 696 8 63 unknown Liberal Patrick Lucey McGeer 14 599 22 13 unknownSocial Credit John George Puil 8 326 12 62 unknownNew Democratic Paul Sabatino 5 260 7 97 unknownSocial Credit Edward Charles Sweeney 8 006 12 13 unknownNew Democratic Hilda Louise Thomas 5 312 8 05 unknownTotal valid votes 65 975 100 00 Total rejected ballots 387Turnout 31st British Columbia election 1975 Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Progressive Conservative Richard Neill MacLeod Brown 1 340 1 86 unknown Progressive Conservative Theodore Bolton Burgoyne 1 032 1 44 unknown Independent George Henry Does 98 0 14 unknown Liberal Richard John Joseph Durante 5 004 6 96 unknownSocial Credit Garde Basil Gardom 20 761 28 88 unknownSocial Credit Patrick Lucey McGeer 21 192 29 48 unknownNew Democratic Venkatachala Setty Pendakur 8 932 12 42 unknown Liberal Moyra Anne Roberts 4 383 6 10 unknownNew Democratic Hilda Louise Thomas 9 143 12 72 unknownTotal valid votes 71 885 100 00 Total rejected ballots 554Turnout 32nd British Columbia election 1979 Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Progressive Conservative William Fairley 2 511 3 17 unknownSocial Credit Garde Basil Gardom 20 620 26 05 unknown Progressive Conservative Elizabeth L Green 2 437 3 08 unknownSocial Credit Patrick Lucey McGeer 19 789 25 00 unknown Liberal Timothy Charles O Brien 1 399 1 77 unknownNew Democratic Tom Shandel 15 686 19 82 unknown Liberal Christopher Keith Sumner 1 131 1 43 unknownNew Democratic Hilda Louise Thomas 15 578 19 68 unknownTotal valid votes 79 151 100 00 Total rejected ballots 1 274Turnout 33rd British Columbia election 1983 Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Liberal Leopold Auer 1 675 1 98 unknownGreen Adriane Janice Carr 1 549 1 83 unknownSocial Credit Garde Basil Gardom 22 550 26 58 unknownSocial Credit Patrick Lucey McGeer 22 970 27 08 unknown Progressive Conservative Lorne Neil MacLean 1 573 1 86 unknownNew Democratic Maureen Patricia Marchak 16 612 19 58 unknownNew Democratic Hilda Louise Thomas 15 849 18 68 unknown Progressive Conservative William Fairley 2 511 3 17 unknown Liberal Allan Edward Warnke 2 048 2 41 unknownTotal valid votes 84 826 100 00 Total rejected ballots 480Turnout 34th British Columbia election 1986 Party Candidate Votes Expenditures Liberal Doreen Braverman 6 680 7 88 Liberal Thomas Airlie Brown 5 505 6 49 Social Credit Kim Campbell 19 716 23 24 Green Douglas Dunn 498 0 59 New Democratic Richard J Dick Gathercole 15 729 18 55 Social Credit Patrick Lucey McGeer 18 256 21 52 unknownNew Democratic Darlene R Marzari 18 311 21 59 People s Front Allen Harvey Soroka 120 0 14 Total valid votes 84 815Total rejected ballots 682In 1988 Kim Campbell resigned as the MLA to run in the federal election Tom Perry NDP won the seat in the 1989 by election finishing the term with Marzari as his seatmate 9 A redistribution before the 1991 election dramatically changed Vancouver s long standing electoral map by the abandonment of the century old multiple member districts Vancouver Point Grey was trimmed with parts of going to the creation of Vancouver Quilchena Vancouver Langara and Vancouver Burrard mostly to Quilchena In the 1991 election Perry changed ridings and was elected in Vancouver Little Mountain Notes Edit Leader of the Opposition 1937 1941 Seat reduced to two members from threeExternal links Edit Statement of Votes 42nd Provincial General Election PDF Elections BC Retrieved September 3 2021 Election Financing Reports Elections BC Retrieved March 22 2021 Report of the Chief Electoral Officer 2018 Referendum on Electoral Reform PDF Elections BC Retrieved October 23 2020 2017 Provincial General Election Statement of Votes PDF Elections BC Retrieved December 27 2020 Statement of Votes 40th Provincial General Election PDF Elections BC Archived from the original PDF on May 17 2017 Retrieved May 17 2017 a b Clark calls by election for May 11 The Globe and Mail April 13 2011 Gordon Campbell steps down as MLA CBC News March 15 2011 Student Vote British Columbia 2020 Student Vote British Columbia 2020 Retrieved October 31 2020 B C Votes Vancouver Point Grey CBC ca Archived from the original on April 27 2009 Map BC Stats Profile Elections BC Historical Returns 1871 1986 Elections BC Historical Returns 1987 2001 Results of 2001 election pdf 2001 Expenditures pdf Results of 1996 election 1996 Expenditures Results of 1991 election 1991 Expenditures Website of the Legislative Assembly of British ColumbiaLegislative Assembly of British ColumbiaPreceded byVancouver Kensington Constituency represented by the premier of British Columbia2001 2013 Succeeded byWestside KelownaPreceded byLangford Juan de Fuca Constituency represented by the premier of British ColumbiaSince 2022 Incumbent Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vancouver Point Grey amp oldid 1122644679, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
