Global News is projecting Nathan Pachal has defeated incumbent Val van den Broek to become the next mayor of Langley City in the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
Van den Broek was elected in 2018, beating out the projected favourite Peter Fassbender by just over 200 votes. She was overwhelmingly defeated this year by Pachal, who had been a councillor since the 2016 byelection.
Global News projects incumbent councillors Paul Albrecht, Teri James and Rosemary Wallace will be joined by newcomers Mike Solyom, Leith White and Delaney Mack on council.
Candidates
Mayor
Nathan J Pachal
Val van den Broek (Valaria van den Broek) (Incumbent)
Council
Paul Albrecht (Incumbent)
Shelley F Coburn
Gurjit Dhillon
Jennifer Elderkin
Jeff D Jacobs (Jeffrey)
Teri James (Incumbent)
Delaney Mack
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Gayle Martin (Incumbent)
Cherise Okeymow
Mike Solyom
David J Stingl
Rudy J Storteboom (Incumbent)
Rosemary H Wallace (Incumbent)
Leith White
Population of municipality
28,963 (2021)
Boundary of the municipality
About 10 sq. km in size, the City of Langley is located in the Fraser Valley, west of Surrey and east of Abbotsford. Geographically, it is surrounded by the Township of Langley, which covers a larger area.
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.
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