Chief Election Officer declares official results for Port Moody’s 2026 General Local and School Board Election

Official results, portmoody.ca/vote

The results of Port Moody’s 2026 General Local and School Board Election, held on October 17, 2026, are now official as declared by the Chief Election Officer.

Eligible Port Moody voters elected one mayor, six councillors, and two school trustees for a four-year term. The names of the candidates who received the highest number of valid votes and were declared elected are in bold type in the table below. Names in each category are listed in order of number of votes received, from highest to lowest. Elector organization affiliations are shown in brackets.

The final vote tally is as follows:

MAYOR (one)

CANDIDATE

Total votes

 

Lurbiecki, Haven (Port Moody Voice)

5,400

ELECTED

Lahti, Meghan

4,854

 

COUNCILLOR (six)

CANDIDATE

Total votes

 

Lambert, Paul

5,357

ELECTED

Morrison, Callan

5,026

ELECTED

Lubik, Amy

4,167

ELECTED

Knowles, Kyla

4,119

ELECTED

Thomasen, Peter

3,930

ELECTED

Chan, Alexandra (Port Moody Voice)

3,892

ELECTED

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

ELECTED

Green, Tracy

4,289

ELECTED

Thompson, Carola

3,913

 

Cheadle, Emily

2,501

 

Visit portmoody.ca/vote to view final tallies for each voting method: mail ballots, advance voting (in person), and general voting day (in person). There were 10,425 ballots cast in total for a voter turnout rate of nearly 39 per cent.

The mayor-elect and councillors-elect will be sworn in at an official ceremony during the Inaugural Council Meeting at Inlet Theatre (100 Newport Drive) on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The meeting will start at 7pm with a reception to follow; both events are open to the public. The theatre doors will open at 6:30pm. 

The Inaugural Council Meeting will be live streamed at portmoody.ca/watchlive and a video recording will be available by 5pm on November 4, 2026 at portmoody.ca/councilcalendar.