Elections

Exterior shot of City Hall in the fall with autumn foliage.

Thank You for Voting

The voting period for the municipal election has now ended. We appreciate everyone who took the time to cast a ballot and participate in local democracy. 

Perform Your Civic Duty

General Local Elections are held in Prince George every four years to elect a mayor, councillors, and other local officials like School District #57 trustees. Learn about our local elections and find out how you can do your part for our community and democracy by casting a vote during election season. 

About Municipal Elections

Through general local elections, residents and non-resident property electors determine the individuals who collectively will make decisions and govern on their behalf following general voting day. Electors do this by voting – casting their ballots in favour of a candidate(s).

In BC general local elections for mayor, councillors, electoral area directors and school trustees are held every four years on the third Saturday of October.

General local elections are a shared responsibility between local governments and Elections BC. Each local government is responsible for running its own general local election and must appoint a local Chief Election Officer to run the elections process. General local elections must be run in accordance with the Local Government Act, the Local Elections Campaign Financing Act, the Community Charter, the School Act, and election-related bylaws.

2026 General Local Election

Voting in the 2026 General Local Election is now complete.

View the Declaration of Election by Voting

Key Dates

 

DateActivity
October 17, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.General Voting Day
October 17 at 8:00 p.m. Deadline to return mail ballots to the Chief Election Officer
October 20Campaign signage must be removed
October 21Deadline to declare Official Election Results
November 2Inaugural Council Meeting (Oath of Office)

Results

  • For details on the 2026 election results, 2022 election results, and historical voter turnout.