Pete Fry (Green Party) was elected mayor with 98,494 votes, defeating incumbent Ken Sim (ABC Vancouver). Ten councillors were elected — COPE won 4 seats, the Green Party 4, OneCity 1, and ABC Vancouver 1 (Mike Klassen), ending ABC's council majority. Results below are the City of Vancouver's official figures (declared Oct 21, 2026). Turnout topped 43% — 209,214 ballots cast. Council is sworn in November 2, 2026.
10 elected of 10 seats · 43 candidates ran
Vancouver city councillor (2025–present), elected in the April 2025 by-election with 50.7% of the vote. A housing activist and digital creator, Orr brings a working-class perspective to COPE's platform for affordability and workers' rights.
Green Party candidate in the 2025 Vancouver City Council by-election. Reilly continues her candidacy for city council in 2026 under the Green Party banner.
Food security worker focused on food redistribution and homelessness in Vancouver. Leslie campaigns on taxing vacant buildings to create affordable housing and advancing community-led solutions.
Climate scientist with a Ph.D. in Energy & Climate Policy from UBC, now a Post-Doctoral Fellow at stand.earth. Singh researches energy transitions, air quality, and carbon finance, bringing evidence-based environmental expertise to council.
Housing, labour, and social justice activist running on the Green Party city council slate. Smith focuses on affordable housing, workers' rights, and community-driven solutions.
Vancouver city councillor (2025–present), elected in the April 2025 by-election. A lawyer and safe streets advocate born in Melbourne, Maloney focuses on housing stability and pedestrian safety after her own family's housing insecurity.
Former Vancouver Park Board commissioner (2018–2022) running for city council. Dumont has deep experience in park and recreation governance and environmental policy.
Public transit activist and UBC graduate running as COPE's only youth council candidate. Yi-Kieran campaigns on transit equity, youth representation, and making transit planning that serves working-class Vancouverites.
Vancouver city councillor (2022–present) and ABC Vancouver's only councillor elected in 2026, with 57,798 votes — the result that ended the party's council majority. A West End resident, Klassen has served on council since 2022.
Green Party of Canada national field manager and environmental advocate. Burns brings national political organizing experience to the Green Party of Vancouver's city council slate.
Two-term Green Party city councillor (2018–present) and the party's mayoral candidate. A graphic artist and community advocate, Fry has championed renters' rights, animal welfare, 30 km/h residential speed limits, and ethical procurement.
Two-term Vancouver city councillor (2018–present) and Vote Vancouver mayoral candidate. A former nurse and small business owner, Bligh's platform centres on community planning, affordable growth, and restoring integrity to governance.
Former president of the Downtown Eastside Neighbourhood Council and long-time community advocate. Boggan brings deep lived experience and grassroots organizing from Vancouver's most vulnerable neighbourhood.
Business founder and community advocate running on the Bright Future Vancouver slate. Lin campaigns on democratic reform including proportional representation and ranked choice voting.
Lifelong South Vancouver resident, cook at Children's Hospital, and Hospital Employees' Union member. A former OneCity nomination candidate, Valor now runs with the Liberals focused on young people, frontline workers, and small business support.
Scientific researcher, community advocate, and serial entrepreneur. Solecki focuses on affordable housing, seniors' services, and community building on the Vote Vancouver slate.
Housing and homelessness advocate with expertise in investment and community development. Khan campaigns on addressing Vancouver's homelessness crisis and expanding affordable housing supply.
Indigenous rights lawyer and long-time climate advocate based in Strathcona. A Wilderness Committee board director and former OneCity Park Board candidate, Stockwell focuses on affordable housing, climate action, and Indigenous governance.
UN Human Settlements advisor and pub owner with international urban development experience. Kelly brings a global perspective on housing policy and urban livability to the TEAM slate.
Former Vancouver city councillor (2018–2022) and TEAM's mayoral candidate. A media executive and environmental consultant, Hardwick's platform centres on neighbourhood livability, responsible growth, and practical governance.
UBC graduate program manager with 15 years in public policy, community engagement, and grassroots advocacy. Clemens is committed to building a more affordable, livable, and vibrant Vancouver.
Veteran civic affairs journalist with 43 years of experience covering Vancouver politics, homelessness, drug policy, and transportation. Former Vancouver Sun and Globe and Mail reporter, Bula is making the jump from City Hall beat to…
Entrepreneur and former Vancouver film commissioner under the city's economic commission. Teoli recently campaigned on preserving Vancouver's iconic 2400 film studio and supporting the local film industry.
Entrepreneur and community builder running on the Bright Future Vancouver council slate. Cisse focuses on economic development and community empowerment initiatives.
Lead planner at TransLink and former senior transportation planner at the City of Vancouver, with nearly 20 years improving community access and fairness. A former co-chair of Women Transforming Cities and second-highest voted OneCity council…
Managing Director of the Co-operative Housing Federation of BC, working with housing providers across the province. A former constituency assistant and NDP staffer, Hagglund is also VP of DMS, one of Vancouver's oldest queer charities.
Political strategist and government copywriter with over 16 years of professional writing and editing experience. Walton joined the Vancouver Liberals to bring a non-partisan, people-focused approach to City Hall.
Vancouver Pride Society co-chair and small business owner. Boychuk advocates for LGBTQ2S+ inclusion and community-driven economic development on the Vote Vancouver slate.
Former Vancouver Park Board commissioner (Non-Partisan Association) and 2024 Conservative BC candidate for Vancouver-Little Mountain. Coupar now runs for council with the Vancouver Liberals, bringing private-sector leadership and fiscal management experience.
Lawyer running on the TEAM for a Livable Vancouver slate. Weisman brings legal and policy expertise to the party's focus on neighbourhood preservation and responsible development.
Founder of Colour the Trails, an organization creating inclusive outdoor recreation for Black, Indigenous, and POC communities. Kasiama brings environmental justice and community wellness to her council candidacy.
Vancouver Liberal mayoral candidate and former chief of staff to Mayor Ken Sim. A lifelong Vancouverite with 25+ years in governance, Allam's mother was a refugee and his father a POW — a background that…
Director of the Vancouver Heritage Foundation and TEAM candidate in the 2022 Park Board election. Larsen brings heritage conservation expertise and a track record of community advocacy.
Lawyer and CEO of Invicta Metals, a mining and exploration company. Jutla brings business leadership and legal expertise to the Vote Vancouver council slate.
Entrepreneur who has run multiple businesses across the Lower Mainland for over 30 years, creating jobs in his communities. Also a longtime RCMP auxiliary constable, Wu brings small business and public safety perspectives to council.
Community advocate and entrepreneur running on the Bright Future Vancouver slate. Arasi focuses on housing affordability, immigrant community support, and community-driven development.
Physician and former B.C. Liberal MLA for Vancouver-Langara (2009–2017), serving as minister of social development and minister of advanced education. With over 30 years in healthcare and government, Stilwell brings a clinical and policy lens…
Communications strategist, chair of the strategic advisory board at Alpharay Consulting, and the first South Asian Muslim mayoral candidate in Vancouver's history. His platform, The Blueprint, focuses on housing, transit, care, and restoring opportunity.
Public health scientist at the BC Centre for Disease Control and UBC adjunct professor. Hasdell brings rigorous public health and research expertise to council, focusing on evidence-based policy.
Development and acquisitions specialist, principal of SJ Development Ltd., with over 30 years in real estate development and planning. Jedreicich advocates for smart density and pilot programs for the Villages Plan.
Current Chair of the Vancouver School Board (elected 2022) and transportation infrastructure consultant. Jung is the second ex-ABC Vancouver politician to join the Liberal team, bringing education policy and urban planning expertise.
CEO of Brightside Community Homes, managing over 1,100 affordable homes. Raised by a single-mother nurse, Azariff previously spent over a decade at Vancity managing $4 billion in community investments and serves on multiple community boards.
Realtor and former Vancouver cab driver with deep knowledge of the city's neighborhoods and economy. Mangat brings a small-business perspective to Bright Future Vancouver's council slate.
1 elected of 1 seats · 7 candidates ran
Two-term Green Party city councillor (2018–present) running for mayor on a platform of accountable, experienced leadership. Born in Dublin and raised in Vancouver, Fry has advocated for renters, animal welfare, speed reduction, and ethical procurement…
Incumbent mayor (2022–present) and founder of ABC Vancouver. A born-and-raised Vancouverite and tech entrepreneur, Sim has led efforts to cut property taxes, invest in policing and mental health, and remove encampments from parks. He is…
Two-term Vancouver city councillor (2018–present) now running for mayor under her new Vote Vancouver party. A former nurse and small business owner, Bligh's platform centres on affordable growth, community planning, and restoring integrity to City…
Former Vancouver city councillor (2018–2022) and media executive running as TEAM's mayoral candidate. Hardwick brings deep urban planning and environmental consulting experience, with a platform focused on neighbourhood livability and responsible growth management.
Former chief of staff to Mayor Ken Sim, now leading the Vancouver Liberals ticket. A lifelong Vancouverite with over 25 years in municipal, provincial, and federal governance, Allam's mother was a refugee and his father…
Communications strategist and chair of the strategic advisory board at Alpharay Consulting, running as the first South Asian Muslim mayoral candidate in Vancouver's history. His platform, "The Blueprint," focuses on housing, transit, care, and restoring…
CEO of Brightside Community Homes, managing over 1,100 affordable homes for seniors, families, and people with disabilities. Raised in Vancouver by a single-mother nurse, Azaroff previously spent over a decade at Vancity managing $4 billion…
Vote counts, rankings, and elected status come from the
City of Vancouver's official results page
(Unofficial 2026 Vancouver Election Results;
published Oct 18, 2026 and declared by the City Election Chief Executive Officer Oct 21, 2026),
mirrored in this project's verified fact sheet (docs/2026-election-results.md).
Candidate backgrounds aggregate the City of Vancouver's official election page
(vancouver.ca/your-government/2026-candidate-information.aspx) and
Wikipedia's article on the 2026 Vancouver municipal election.
All positions in Vancouver's municipal election are at-large — there are no ward-specific
councillor races. Every voter casts one vote for Mayor, ten votes for Councillor, seven for Park Board,
and nine for School Board. A candidate's party affiliation reflects the elector organization
(civic party) they are nominated under, as registered with the City.
Bio text is sourced from each candidate's official campaign materials where available,
otherwise from Wikipedia or verified news coverage.
This dataset covers the Mayor and Councillor races; Park Board and School Trustee results
(including all three Capital Plan plebiscite questions passing) are on the city's official results page.
Note: campaign bios were written before election day and describe each candidate's
platform as filed; they are retained for reference alongside the final results.
Data is current as of 2026-10-21.