ABOUT VICTORIA-SWAN LAKE
Incumbent: Rob Fleming (NDP | 2005 | not running again)
2020 results:
- NDP – 59%
- Green – 28%
- Liberal – 11%
- Independent – 1%
- Communist – less than 1%
New Democrat Rob Fleming has been the MLA for Victoria-Swan Lake for as long as the electoral district has existed (it was created in 2009) — and he never received less than 54 per cent of the vote. With his departure, the riding is without an incumbent candidate in this election.
Taking up the NDP banner is Nina Krieger, the former executive director of the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre.
The Green candidate is Christina Winter, an office and business administrator, while the Conservative is real estate agent Tim Taylor.
Also running is Robert Crooks for the Communist Party of B.C. He is the provincial organizer for the party.
THE CANDIDATES IN VICTORIA-SWAN LAKE
The candidates this election are:
- Communist Robert Crooks
- New Democrat Nina Krieger
- Conservative Tim Taylor
- Green candidate Christina Winter
WHERE TO VOTE IN VICTORIA-SWAN LAKE
Voters have an assigned voting place on general voting day, but you can vote at another voting place if it’s more convenient to you.
Find your assigned voting place on your Where to Vote card, which should have arrived in the mail, or check out Election BC’s Where to Vote app to find voting places near you.
These are the voting locations in the riding of Victoria-Swan Lake:
- Braefoot Elementary School — 1440 Harrop Rd., Saanich
- Cedar Hill Rec Centre — 3220 Cedar Hill Rd., Saanich
- Cloverdale Traditional Elementary School — 3427 Quadra St., Saanich
- Craigflower Elementary School — 2766 Admirals Rd., Saanich
- Oaklands Elementary School — 2827 Belmont Ave., Victoria
- Quadra Elementary School — 3031 Quadra St., Victoria
- Reynolds Secondary School — 3963 Borden St., Saanich
- Royal Canadian Legion Branch 292 — 411 Gorge Rd. East, Victoria
- Tillicum Elementary School — 3155 Albina St., Saanich
Check Elections BC for updates and to confirm locations and hours for all voting places.
> You can find more information on voting requirements and other ridings in our guide to the 2024 B.C. election on Vancouver Island.
