Summary: Metro Vancouver’s most rural riding, Langley-Aldergrove was the second most Conservative riding in B.C. last election. MP Mark Warawa is seeking re-election.
Boundaries: Essentially the boundaries of the Township of Langley, including the neighbourhood of Aldergrove.
Last Election: Mark Warawa was elected to a fourth term in 2011, defeating NDP candidate Piotr Majkowski by a whopping 44.5 per cent.
Through redistribution, the riding has lost the urban City of Langley, making this district even more friendly to the Conservatives.
History: The area has exclusively elected conservative candidates, federally and provincially, for over 40 years.
Candidates
Conservative: Mark Warawa, MP since 2004
NDP: Margot Sangster, former technical advisor for the the Afghanistan Workforce Development Program
Liberal: Leon Jensen, retired Canadian Forces Lieutenant-Colonel
Green: Simmi Dhillon
Libertarian: Lauren Southern
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