PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. — Brad West has been unofficially declared Mayor-Elect of Port Coquitlam after receiving 12,907 votes in the 2026 General Local Election, according to the City’s unofficial election results.
The City says the results remain unofficial until the Chief Election Officer completes the final count and declares the official results on October 19, 2026.
West will serve a four-year term if confirmed through the official results process.
Six councillors named in unofficial results
The City’s unofficial results list the following six councillors-elect:
- Steve Darling — 8,817 votes
- Nancy McCurrach — 8,573 votes
- Glenn Pollock — 7,997 votes
- Darrell Penner — 7,162 votes
- Paige Petriw — 7,027 votes
- Dean Washington — 6,719 votes
Two school trustees listed
The unofficial results also list two school trustees-elect:
- Blaire West — 7,108 votes
- Christine Pollock — 6,328 votes
The elected mayor, six councillors and two school trustees are expected to serve four-year terms.
Official results pending
The City of Port Coquitlam has cautioned that the results are unofficial until the Chief Election Officer completes the final count and makes the official declaration on October 19, 2026.
Residents can consult the City’s election information and results through the official City of Port Coquitlam website.
StudioX News will continue to follow the 2026 municipal election results as they are confirmed.
This report is based on the City’s published unofficial results. Vote totals and elected status remain subject to the official declaration.
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