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Prince George-Mackenzie
Incumbent: Kiel Giddens · Conservative
Projected winner
Projection as of Oct 11, 2026. Nominations closed Oct 3, 2026.
Conservative>99% chance of winning
- Conservative · Kiel Giddens (incumbent)>99%
- BC NDP · Ian McMahon
- BC Green · Teri Young
2024 result
- Kiel Giddenselected11,30760.9%
- Shar McCrory5,24228.2%
- James Steidle1,5768.5%
- Rachael Weber4352.3%
- Margin
- 32.7%
- Tier
- Safe
- Turnout
- 59.4%
- Registered
- 31,239
2020 result
Estimated. 2020 was fought on the previous 87-district map, so these votes are transposed onto today's boundaries using Elections BC's voting-area conversion table. A notional baseline, not a count.
- Mike Morriselected7,77450.0%
- Joan Atkinson5,16433.2%
- Catharine Kendall1,72711.1%
- Dee Kranz2991.9%
- Raymond Rodgers2601.7%
- Shirley Bond1571.0%
- Laura Parent750.5%
- MacKenzie Kerr340.2%
- Dan Davies300.2%
- Trevor Bolin140.1%
- Danielle Monroe130.1%
- Sean Robson90.1%
Who actually voted
2024 turnout by age band. Elections BC publishes this per district; Elections Canada does not, so federal ridings have no equivalent.
- 18-2452%
- 25-3448%
- 35-4456%
- 45-5459%
- 55-6464%
- 65-7471%
- 75+66%
District at a glance
2021 Census of Population, published by Statistics Canada directly on these boundaries — nothing here is interpolated from a different map. Ranks are against all 93 districts.
- Median household income
- $98,00022 of 93
- Average rent
- $1,12679 of 93
- Renters
- 18.9%81 of 93
- Bachelor's or higher
- 16.5%76 of 93
- Median age
- 40.460 of 93
- Over 65
- 16.0%70 of 93
- Immigrants
- 8.1%93 of 93
- Visible minority
- 7.2%72 of 93
- Indigenous identity
- 13.1%14 of 93
- Unemployment
- 8.9%39 of 93
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