Qualified electors of the District of Kent will elect the following positions for the four-year term ending in October 2026:
The District's election is conducted under the legislation provided through the Province of British Columbia. For general voting information, please visit BC Government.
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Nomination Package Available | Nomination Period | Election Day |
Elections and Electoral Approval |
The Local Government Act establishes the regulations for elections, electors, candidates and any of their agents, and chief electoral officers. During the four-year term, if a member of Council is no longer able to fulfill their duties and resigns their post, the Local Government Act allows for a by-election to be held prior to the next election date, if required. Additional procedures and regulations are also outlined in the District of Kent General Local Government Election Bylaw No. 1472. Please refer to Elections BC (Local Elections Tab) for more information on the upcoming election. |
Candidate Information |
Running for OfficeThinking of Running for Local Office? Learn more on the BC Governments website. RequirementsTo be eligible to run for local government office in a general local election or by-election, a person must have been a resident of BC at least six months before filing their nomination documents. They do not have to live or own property in the area where they are running for office. In addition, a person must:
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Electors Information |
The District of Kent requires all electors to register at the time of voting (Bylaw No. 1412). In order to be eligible to vote in general local elections or by-elections as a resident or non-resident property elector, a person must:
Voter RegistrationResident Electors
Non-resident Electors
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