2026 General Local Election: complete preliminary results are available at portmoody.ca/vote

Voting has concluded for the 2026 Port Moody General Local Election, held on October 17, 2026. Complete preliminary results are posted below and at portmoody.ca/vote. These are not official results. The Chief Election Officer must declare official results by 4:00pm on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. 

The City of Port Moody held a general local election to elect one mayor, six councillors, and two school trustees for a four-year term. Eligible voters could vote by mail, during advance voting opportunities (October 7 and 10, 2026), or on general voting day (October 17, 2026). Preliminary results indicate there were 10,425 ballots cast for a voter turnout rate of nearly 39 per cent.

For the preliminary results listed in the table below, the names of the candidates who are projected to be elected to office in each category are presented in bold type. Within each category, names are listed in order of the number of votes received, from highest to lowest. Elector organization affiliations are shown in brackets. The preliminary vote tally is as follows:

MAYOR (one)

CANDIDATE

Total votes

Lurbiecki, Haven (Port Moody Voice)

5,400

Lahti, Meghan

4,854

COUNCILLOR (six)

CANDIDATE

Total votes

Lambert, Paul

5,357

Morrison, Callan

5,026

Lubik, Amy

4,167

Knowles, Kyla

4,119

Thomasen, Peter

3,930

Chan, Alexandra (Port Moody Voice)

3,892

Kunzli, Mark (Port Moody Voice)

3,794

Agtarap, Samantha

3,543

Dilworth, Diana

3,186

Soucy, Laura (Port Moody Voice)

3,156

Milani, Steve

3,062

Mack, Reece (Port Moody Voice)

3,059

Moon, Sebastian

2,583

Schaeffer, Tracey

1,694

Grasty, John

1,544

Longley, Jeanine

1,265

SCHOOL TRUSTEE (two)

CANDIDATE

Total votes

Morrison, Jessica

4,610

Green, Tracy

4,289

Thompson, Carola

3,913

Cheadle, Emily

2,501

When available, official results will be posted online at portmoody.ca/vote and shared via an update at portmoody.ca/news. Subscribe to receive the latest City news by email.

General local elections are municipal elections. If you are looking for information on the 2026 Provincial Election, happening on October 24, 2026, visit elections.bc.ca.