BC provincial riding

Prince George-Valemount

Rosalyn Bird (Conservative) won Prince George-Valemount in the October 19, 2024 BC election with 55.19% of the vote, 3,309 votes ahead of Clay Pountney (NDP). Turnout was 53.60%.

2024 election results in Prince George-Valemount

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Rosalyn BirdConservative9,01855.19%Elected
Clay PountneyNDP5,70934.94%
Gwen JohanssonGreen1,6129.87%

Source: Elections BC Statement of Votes, October 19, 2024. * Member of the 42nd Parliament (a sitting or former MLA at the time). The winner is the candidate with the most votes.

Key numbers

Registered voters
30,564

In Prince George-Valemount at the close of voting.

Votes cast
16,382

16,339 valid and 43 rejected ballots.

Turnout
53.60%

4.85 points below the province-wide 58.45%.

How close was it?

Prince George-Valemount ranks 65 of 93 among the closest races in 2024 (1 is the closest). The winning margin was 3,309 votes (20.25 percentage points); it would have taken 1,655 voters switching from Rosalyn Bird to Clay Pountney to flip the result. Province-wide the Conservative took 43.28% of the vote, compared with 55.19% here.

The seat after 2024

These are 2024 election results. The person who holds a seat can change between general elections through resignations, by-elections or a change of party, so use the Legislative Assembly’s member directory for the current MLA.

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Prince George-Valemount FAQ

Who won Prince George-Valemount in the 2024 BC election?

Rosalyn Bird (Conservative) won Prince George-Valemount with 9,018 votes (55.19%), ahead of Clay Pountney (NDP) with 5,709 (34.94%). Source: Elections BC Statement of Votes.

What was voter turnout in Prince George-Valemount in 2024?

16,382 of 30,564 registered voters voted in Prince George-Valemount, a turnout of 53.60%, compared with 58.45% province-wide.

How close was the race in Prince George-Valemount?

The winning margin was 3,309 votes (20.25 percentage points), the 65th closest of BC's 93 ridings.