Advance voting will be open from March 26 to April 1 at city hall, while voters who wish to submit a ballot by mail can request their vote-by-mail package starting March 3.
On the same day an April byelection was announced for two Vancouver city council seats, multiple political parties are coming out against the governing ABC Party, demanding accountability. As Alissa Thibault reports, the investigation stems from the 2022 campaign and remains unresolved.It’s official: Vancouverites will go to the polls on April 5 in a byelection to fill two vacancies on city council.
According to an amended 2022 ABC Vancouver election financial disclosure, the city’s governing party returned $116,000 in prohibited donations related to its campaigns for mayor, city council, school board and park board.
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