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The MLA race in Richmond-Steveston, BC is part of the 2026 BC Provincial Election, with voting on October 24, 2026. 5 candidates are listed on Choseno: Bruce Kong (NDP), Keenan Yang (CanWest Party), Robert Evans, Gordon Zhang (Conservative Party) and Barry Wosk (CentreBC).
Kelly Greene (NDP) currently holds this seat. Kelly Greene is not currently listed among the candidates for this race.
Parties on this ballot: NDP, CanWest Party, Conservative Party and CentreBC, plus 1 without a listed party.
Gordon Zhang: Gordon Zhang is the Conservative Party of BC candidate for Richmond-Steveston. Zhang is a community leader with deep roots in Richmond and across the Lower Mainland’s Chinese-Canadian community.
Barry Wosk: Barry Wosk is a lifelong Richmond resident who calls the Steveston area home. Raised in Westwind, he is a proud Steveston High School graduate – GO PACKERS! His mother still lives in his childhood home after more than 50 years and his…
The current MLA for Richmond-Steveston, BC is Kelly Greene (NDP). You can rate and review Kelly Greene on Choseno.
Choseno does not endorse candidates. 5 candidates are listed for MLA in Richmond-Steveston, BC: Bruce Kong (NDP), Keenan Yang (CanWest Party), Robert Evans, Gordon Zhang (Conservative Party) and Barry Wosk (CentreBC). Read each candidate's statement and voter ratings on this page, compare them side by side, then decide before voting on October 24, 2026.
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