B.C. municipal election 2022: Richmond results

Global News is projecting Malcolm Brodie has been elected to another term as mayor of Richmond in the 2022 B.C. municipal election.

Brodie once again cruised to victory with more than 65 per cent of the vote. He won 64 per cent of ballots cast in 2018.

All incumbent councillors who ran for re-election — Chak Au, Carol Day, Andy Hobbs, Alexa Loo, Bill McNulty and Michael Wolfe — have all won, Global News projects. They will be joined by new faces Laura Gillanders and former B.C. public safety minister and MLA Kash Heed.

Candidates

Mayor

Malcolm D Brodie (Incumbent)

Wei Ping Chen

John B Roston

Council 

Chak K Au (Incumbent)

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Adil M Awan

Chai Y Chung

Derek W Dang

Carol Day (Incumbent)

Jerome J Dickey

Evan F Dunfee

Mohamud Ali A Farah

Laura C Gillanders

Bill Han (Hai Han)

Kash Heed (Kashmir Heed)

Sunny K Ho

Andy W Hobbs (Andrew William Hobbs) (Incumbent)

Mark D Lee

Alexa T Loo (Incumbent)

Bill B McNulty (William Brian McNulty) (Incumbent)

Rahim Othman (Abdulrahim Othman)

Dennis R Page

Keefer A Pelech

Jasmine Y Piao

Sheldon W Starrett

Jack J Trovato (Gabriel Joaquin Trovato)

Michael A Wolfe RITE Richmond (Incumbent)

Elsa S Wong

Fipe V Wong

Eric Yung R

Melissa Zhang (Yong Hong Zhang)

Population of municipality

209,937 (2021)

Boundary of the municipality

The City of Richmond is a suburb located south of Vancouver, looking out to the Salish Sea.

This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.