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Your Labour Council Endorsed Candidates in Langley; Advance Voting begins October 6
September 28, 2026
To: MoveUP Members in Langley
Advanced voting in the Langley City and the Township of Langley elections, respectively, begin on Tuesday, October 6.
You will also have opportunities to vote on October 7, 8 & 14 (Langley City) or on October 7, 8, 9 & 10 (Township of Langley) ahead of general voting day on October 17.
In conjunction with the Canadian Labour Congress and the New Westminster & District Labour Council, MoveUP proudly supports the following labour council endorsed candidates.
Langley City
Mayor: Nathan PACHAL (Langley City First)
Council:
- Paul ALBRECHT (Langley City First)
- Shawn CALDERA (Langley City First)
- Jeff JACOBS (Langley City First)
- Heather JENKINS (Langley City First)
- Mike SOLYOM (Langley City First)
- Rosemary WALLACE (Langley City First)
Township of Langley
Council:
- Lauren CHALUS (Langley Strong)
- Resha SABTI
School Board (SD35):
- Candy ASHDOWN (Langley Strong)
- Kathie DALZIEL (Langley Strong)
- Holly DICKINSON (Langley Strong)
- Charlie FOX (Langley Strong)
You can also print out this poll card as a reference guide. Please refer to the Langley City website or Township of Langley website for a full list of candidates and for voting locations.
If you do not live in Langley and received this email incorrectly, you can see the full list of all endorsed candidates here.
Electing progressive governments at the municipal level means the difference between expanding public services and secure jobs in our communities, versus seeing services cut and jobs lost.
Key voting information
General voting day is Saturday, October 17. Advance voting opportunities are also available on October 6, 7, 8 & 14 (Langley City) or on October 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 (Township of Langley). Check the Langley City website or Township of Langley website for more information.
Click here for voter eligibility information.
Thank you for doing your part for your community and helping to elect a progressive government that will support working families.
In solidarity,
Annette Toth, President and Co-chair, Political Action Committee
Rysa Kronebusch, Co-chair, Political Action Committee