Conservative Tako Van Popta has won again in Langley–Aldergrove in the 2021 federal election, Global News projects.
With 120 of 219 polls reporting as of 9:30 p.m., Van Popta held 45.7 per cent of the vote, compared to 25.9 per cent for Liberal Kim Richter.
New Democrat Michael Chang was in third.
Van Popta was elected in 2019 with 47 per cent of the vote, ahead of Liberal Leon Jensen and the NDP’s Stacey Wakelin.
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Conservative MP Mark Warawa had held the seat from 2004 until June 2019, when he died at age 69 from cancer.
Langley–Aldergrove is in B.C.’s Fraser Valley. It is bordered by the Fraser River to the north, the United States to the south, the City of Surrey to the west, and the City of Abbotsford to the east.
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Candidates
Liberal Party: Kim Richter
Conservative Party: Tako Van Popta (incumbent)
NDP: Michael Chang
Green Party: Kaija Farstad
People’s Party of Canada: Rayna Boychuk
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