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Members of the Legislative Assembly, one per electoral district. The Legislature passes bills: provincial law on health, education, housing policy, transit funding and more.

Representatives: 91 elected, taking office November 18, 2026
Represents: 91 electoral districts with an elected member
Decides by: Bills
On record: 79 promises · 0 recorded motions

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Latest election: 2026 BC Provincial General Election

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Lorne DoerksonSwearing-in scheduled for November 20, 2026

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Jurisdiction: BC Legislature. November 11, 2026
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“Outside BC’s fire season, we will lease the aircraft to fire services in the Southern Hemisphere to recover part of their cost; that revenue is not counted in this costing.”
Conservative PartyStatus: No linked votes yet
Jurisdiction: BC Legislature. November 11, 2026
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“Cut outside consultants and contracts.”
Conservative PartyStatus: No linked votes yet
Jurisdiction: BC Legislature. November 11, 2026
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“Freeze hiring outside the front line.”
Conservative PartyStatus: No linked votes yet
Jurisdiction: BC Legislature. November 11, 2026
Promise added to the record
“Cut the Contingencies Vote from $5 billion to $4 billion to $3 billion – ultimately, $1 billion below what the NDP budgeted last year – moving the expected cost of wildfire and signed wage settlements into ministry base budgets, where British Columbians can see them, and reporting every draw on what remains. $2 billion a year from 2027/28.”
Conservative PartyStatus: No linked votes yet
Jurisdiction: BC Legislature. November 11, 2026
Promise added to the record
“Freeze administrative and management hiring and leave positions unfilled as people retire or move on.”
Conservative PartyStatus: No linked votes yet
Jurisdiction: BC Legislature. November 9, 2026
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2026 BC Provincial General Election
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BC Green PartyNo current members · 2 elected, taking office November 18, 2026
BC NDPNo current members · 26 elected, taking office November 18, 2026
Conservative PartyNo current members · 63 elected, taking office November 18, 2026

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