Langley election results

FILE - Langley city and township. (Source: Google Maps/CityNews)

By Hana Mae Nassar

Posted October 15, 2022 10:48 pm.

Last Updated October 15, 2022 10:51 pm.

Election results are in for both the Langley township and city.

In the township, voters have elected Eric Woodward as mayor.

Woodward will serve alongside eight councillors for the next four years. The elected councillors are Barb Martens, Margaret Kunst, Steve Ferguson, Misty Van Popta, Rob Rindt, Tim Baillie, Kim Richter, and Michael V. Pratt.

Meanwhile, five school trustees have been elected for the next term. They are Holly Dickinson, Joel Nuefeld, Charlie Fox, Marnie Wilson, and Sarb Rai.

In the City of Langley, voters have elected Nathan J Pachal mayor.

Pachal will sit on council alongside six councillors: Paul Albrecht, Mike Solyom, Rosemary H Wallace, Teri James, Leith White, and Delaney Mack.

 

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