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How does Geoff Meggs actually vote?

A look at how Geoff Meggs has voted across every council meeting the city has published — and what those votes are about.

Rarely dissents

Geoff Meggs has voted against a passing motion only 1 times — they almost always side with the majority.

Rarely registers a dissent

Geoff Meggs (Councillor, Vision Vancouver) has been on council since Nov 2014. They vote with the majority on nearly everything — 94% in favour, only 1 recorded dissents. Their 719 carried votes span general city business rather than their stated priorities.

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Geoff Meggs
CouncillorVision Vancouverleft Jun 2017
on council since Nov 2014 · lives in Marpole

On council in the records: 2016–2017 · 669 votes cast

What they care about

Geoff Meggs: backs budget increases and fee changes (votes yes 97% vs the council's 83.8%).

What they're for

backs budget increases and fee changes
97% yes
By-laws & admin
backs by-law and administrative changes
96% yes
backs densification and rezonings
94% yes

What they push back on

Rarely breaks from the majority.

"Push back on" counts no-votes on motions that still carried; "% yes" compares their in-favour rate to the council-wide average on that issue. Full vote-by-vote record below.

LYLast 12 months

What they've been voting on recently

0 of 0 motions in favour (0%) · 0 times against a motion that still passed

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Recent votes (most recent first)
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1In plain terms

In plain terms: across 669 recorded votes, 94% were in favour and 6% in opposition. Geoff Meggs has voted against a passing motion only 1 times — they almost always side with the majority. They attended 0 of the 134 full council meetings in the records (0%).

2What they vote on
1
times against a motion that still passed
423
motions they helped carry (by issue)
0%
council attendance (0/134)

Where they push back

Issues where they voted against a motion that was still carried — their most consistent disagreements. Each motion links to the City's published agenda. Don't know what a motion type means? See Council glossary →

Report Reference 1 - Playland Redevelopment Plan - referral motion
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.

What they've pushed through

Issues where they voted in favour of motions that carried — the work they backed into law.

2. Rezoning: 7638-7664 Cambie St
CD-1 Rezoning: A request to change the zoning rules for specific properties so they can be built taller or denser than current rules allow. If approved, new buildings at those addresses become legal.
Voted Nov 15, 2016
8. Commitment to Affordable Energy in the City of Vancouver - Amendment
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.
Voted Nov 30, 2016
Policy Report 8 - CD-1 Rezoning: 2720 East 48th Avenue (6465 Vivian Street)
CD-1 Rezoning: A request to change the zoning rules for specific properties so they can be built taller or denser than current rules allow. If approved, new buildings at those addresses become legal.
By-laws & admin162×
3. PARQ’s Annual Report Back to Council on the “Responsible Gaming Agreement” and â…
Full motion text
3. PARQ’s Annual Report Back to Council on the “Responsible Gaming Agreement” and “Inner-City Local Employment and Procurement Agreement” for the Vancouver Urban Resort at 39 Smithe Street
Report Back: Staff presenting findings or progress on something. Usually no money or new policy is attached — it's information, not a decision.
Voted Nov 30, 2016
Motion on Notice B.5 - Update Special Events Policy
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.
Policy Report 8 - CD-1 Rezoning: 2720 East 48th Avenue (6465 Vivian Street)
CD-1 Rezoning: A request to change the zoning rules for specific properties so they can be built taller or denser than current rules allow. If approved, new buildings at those addresses become legal.
Administrative Report 2 - Funding Application for Community Energy Project
Grants & Funding: The city giving money to an organization, program, or community project.
Administrative Report 1 - Funding Applicaitons for Active Transportation Projects
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.
New Business 1 - Immediate Funding for Fentanyl Crisis
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.
7. Zero Emissions Building Plan - amendment to the amendment
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.
Voted Jul 13, 2016
6. Funding Applications to Federal-Provincial Clean Water and Wastewater Fund
Grants & Funding: The city giving money to an organization, program, or community project.
Voted Nov 30, 2016
7. Zero Emissions Building Plan - amendment
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.
Voted Jul 13, 2016
Item 5 - Parking Meter Program Changes
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.
Voted Nov 16, 2016
5. Ensuring Vancouver Development Levies Are Not Used to Fund Transit - Part 1 and 2
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.
Voted Oct 19, 2016
B.6 New Action to Enhance Safety for Pedestrians and Cyclists
Other motion: A council motion that doesn't fit a standard category. The agenda text has the detail.

How they split all their votes

In Favour 94%In Opposition 6%Abstain 0%
3The fine print

Affiliation: Vision Vancouver. Party affiliation is sourced from Wikipedia's council roster; the City of Vancouver's own pages are deliberately party-neutral. Councillors are elected at-large (Vancouver has no wards).

How we calculated this
We pulled every council vote the City of Vancouver has published (over 80,000 records) and counted this member's. 'Dissent' means they voted In Opposition to a motion that was still carried — i.e. they went against the final outcome. Attendance is measured against full Council meetings (not committee meetings). Issue categories are assigned by matching keywords in the official agenda text (e.g. 'rezoning', 'housing', 'budget') — a transparent, auditable rule set, not AI. This is our own tally of public records.
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