Councillor Randhawa seeks return to office in October election

Councillor Gurvinder Randhawa participating in Monday's 
Prince Rupert City Council session. Mr. Randhawa has announced
his plans to seek a third term this October.

The list of candidates for Prince Rupert City Council now includes at least one incumbent, with Councillor Gurvinder Randhawa announcing his plans to contest the civic election in October.

The two term Councillor announced his quest for another mandate through social media this week..

His campaign announcement includes his endorsement of the path of the current council and what he observes are its forward looking local policies.

Mr. Randhawa was first elected to Council in November of 2014, gaining 2,053 votes in the contest, making for three new faces for that collective.

The 2018 election returned him for a second term, though the vote tally in that contest was somewhat lower than four years previous at 1,841.

He now will be running for re-election on a record of eight years in the Council chamber as he seeks a third term in office.

You can explore some of his contributions to Council through the years by way of our Council archive.

You can reach out to the candidate to discuss the issues at 250-627-9232 or by email at skeenads@citywest.ca

He also has a social media feed for review here.

To date, Mr. Randhawa is the only incumbent to publicly confirm his plans to run for office in the fall campaign.

More notes on the 2022 Municipal campaign can be reviewed here.

Cross posted from the North Coast Review.