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Incumbent councillors dominate Mission race, Elias also elected

Jag Gill tops the polls again
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Incumbents have ruled the day in the City of Mission election.

Several incumbents were running to be re-elected, along with a long list of newcomers.

The only incumbent who didn’t put his name forward was Cal Crawford.

The new face on council is Angel Elias, who captured the final spot. Elias is executive director of the Mission Hospice Society.

“I look forward to working with Angel,” said re-elected Mayor Paul Horn. “She will be a great addition to our council.”

Jag Gill, who topped the polls for councillors in 2018, repeated his dominance, beating the nearest candidate by about 2,000 votes.

“When I first ran in 2018, I was just a kid from Mission looking to do something for the community,” Gill told the Record. “Four years later, I have more experience and we have a lot still to do. I’m still so grateful to have the support of voters.”

Here are the final results:

Incumbent Jag Gill: 4945

Incumbent Ken Herar: 2959

Incumbent Carol Hamilton:2899

Incumbent Mark Davies: 2889

Incumbent Danny Plecas:2839

Angel Elias: 2762

Just missing out was Candace Koch with 2408

Other results:

Brandon Kealey: 1964

Arsh Dhaliwal: 1573

Tyler McStravick: 1400

Steve McLay: 1314

Pash Brar: 1042

Paul Hockridge: 1019

Earl Babich: 876

Sabastien Obi: 534

Shailu Handa: 415


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Chris Campbell

About the Author: Chris Campbell

I joined the Victoria News hub as an editor in 2023, bringing with me over 30 years of experience from community newspapers in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley
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