Lundgren received 18,302 votes, or 54.21 per cent, compared with incumbent Eric Woodward’s 15,459 votes, according to the Township’s unofficial 2026 election results.
TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY, B.C. — Jay Lundgren is leading incumbent Mayor Eric Woodward in the Township of Langley’s 2026 municipal election, according to the latest unofficial results published by the Township.
The results dashboard lists Lundgren with 18,302 votes, representing 54.21 per cent of the vote. Woodward received 15,459 votes, or 45.79 per cent.
The reported difference between the two candidates is 2,843 votes.
The Township’s results dashboard shows all 28 tabulators reporting, with 34,029 ballots cast among 107,869 eligible voters. Voter turnout was listed at 31.55 per cent.
Township of Langley mayoral results
The unofficial results list the candidates as follows:
- Jay Lundgren — Langley Strong: 18,302 votes (54.21%)
- Eric Woodward — Progress for Langley: 15,459 votes (45.79%)
Lundgren is ahead in the reported count, but the Township has stated that the results are not official until certified by the Chief Elections Officer.
Voter turnout and ballots cast
The Township’s live results page reports 34,029 ballots cast from an eligible electorate of 107,869, producing a turnout figure of 31.55 per cent.
All 28 tabulators were reporting in the latest figures supplied for this report. The Township’s certification process remains the final step before the results can be described as official.
Certification still pending
The Township of Langley’s 2026 election information page explicitly states that election results are unofficial until certified by the Township’s Chief Elections Officer in the days following the election.
StudioX News will update this report when the Township publishes its certified results.
Official results page: https://tol-election-2026-f5h8gfewa2h4d2a9.westus2-01.azurewebsites.net/
This article reflects the unofficial results provided by the Township’s election dashboard. The final result remains subject to certification.
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