Comox Valley (provincial electoral district)

The Comox Valley is a provincial electoral district in British Columbia, Canada. It elects one member to the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia.

History and Boundaries:

The electoral district has undergone several boundary revisions since its initial creation. It generally encompasses the Comox Valley region on Vancouver Island, including the city of Courtenay, the town of Comox, and the village of Cumberland, as well as surrounding rural areas. Boundary changes have been made periodically to accommodate population shifts and ensure fair representation. Information regarding specific historical boundaries can be found in official election reports from Elections BC.

Representation:

The Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) elected for Comox Valley represents the interests of the constituents living within the district. They participate in debates, vote on legislation, and advocate for issues important to the region.

Electoral Results:

Election results for Comox Valley, including past election results, candidates, and vote counts, are publicly available through Elections BC (the independent, non-partisan office responsible for administering provincial elections). Historical results demonstrate the voting patterns and political preferences of the Comox Valley electorate.

Demographics:

The Comox Valley electoral district has a diverse population with a mix of urban and rural communities. The local economy is driven by a variety of sectors including tourism, forestry, agriculture, fishing, and services. The demographic makeup of the district can influence election outcomes and the priorities of the elected MLA. Data about the population, age distribution, and other demographics can be found through Statistics Canada and other governmental sources.