2026 Provincial Election
Your Province. Your Voice. Your Vote.
Provincial government decisions have a significant impact on our businesses, communities and day-to-day lives. From healthcare, education and housing to taxation, transportation, infrastructure, workforce development and economic policy, the decisions made in Victoria help shape the future of Salmon Arm, the Shuswap and communities across British Columbia.
The Salmon Arm & District Chamber of Commerce is committed to helping residents and businesses access reliable information, connect with candidates and better understand the issues ahead of a provincial election.
As a non-partisan organization, the Chamber does not endorse or support individual candidates or political parties. Our role is to create opportunities for dialogue, share reliable election information and encourage informed participation in the democratic process.
The Salmon Arm & District Chamber of Commerce will NOT be hosting an All Candidates Forum or Open House. We encourage voters to look at the candidates pages and follow Castanet, Salmon Arm Observer, and the Voice of the Shuswap to gather information.
Meet the Candidates
Please note the names are provided in the same order as shown on the official BC Elections Page.
Gloria Morgan - BC NDP
Barbara Presch - OneBC
Denise Reimer - CentreBC
Jed Wiebe - BC Green Party
David L Williams - BC Conservative Party
When and Where to Vote
Where to Vote:
Voting locations are currently being confirmed and will be posted here as soon as they are available.
Where to Vote Card
Elections BC will mail a Where to Vote card to registered voters. Your card will include your assigned voting location for Final Voting Day, along with advance voting options available in your electoral district.
You can use your Where to Vote card as one of two pieces of identification when voting, but you do not need to have the card with you to vote.
The Chamber's Role
The Salmon Arm & District Chamber of Commerce is a non-partisan organization representing and supporting the local business community.
During elections, our role is not to tell residents who to vote for. Instead, we work to provide opportunities for candidates and community members to connect, encourage discussion about issues affecting our community and help voters access reliable information.
We encourage everyone who is eligible to vote to learn about the candidates, ask questions and participate in the 2026 provincial election.
Get informed. Get involved. And most importantly — vote.
Build Your Business in Salmon Arm
The Salmon Arm & District Chamber of Commerce is looking for entrepreneurs, non-profits, and community leaders to join us.