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Mike Hurley receives 28,946 votes in Burnaby preliminary mayoral count

Preliminary results from Burnaby’s October 17 general local election gave incumbent mayor Mike Hurley 28,946 valid votes. The City reported 50,336 ballots cast and turnout above 29% of eligible voters.

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The City said the 50,336 ballots represented the highest participation in a municipal election in Burnaby’s history. The count was based on ballot accounts from voting places, advance voting and mail ballots.

The results were preliminary; the City said official results would be available by 4 p.m. on October 21. Following Hurley, mayoral candidates received 9,250 votes for Heymann Yip, 3,345 for Hanzhi Wang, 3,221 for Bill Petrovas, 2,550 for MichaelAngelo Abcrobinhood and 2,224 for Sabina Hsu.

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Burnaby preliminary mayoral vote count

Mayoral candidate votes reported in the City’s election release.

Mike Hurley28946
Heymann Yip9250
Hanzhi Wang3345
Bill Petrovas3221
MichaelAngelo Abcrobinhood2550
Sabina Hsu2224
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Candidate votes are transcribed from the City’s preliminary results notice and are not certified totals.

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