Voting for regional directors
Regional district directors are elected as part of local government elections in British Columbia. In the Cariboo Regional District there are 12 electoral area directors who are voted on directly by residents and/or property owners eligible to vote in that electoral area. Four (4) regional directors represent the 4 municipalities within the CRD and are appointed by their respective city councils.
Voting eligibility
If you are a resident or property owner in the Cariboo Regional District you may be entitled to vote in local, provincial, and federal elections. Visit the province of BC's Voter Eligibility page to determine if you can cast a ballot.
Other types of votes
If the office of a director becomes vacant, a by-election may be held to fill the position. In addition to elections and by-elections, the CRD may also hold assent votes (referendums) as needed. An assent vote is initiated when it is necessary to get approval from the electors for a proposed service.
Read the CRD's election bylaws for more information on election procedures.
Current Assent or AAP's
Assent Votes (Referendums) |
Alternative Approval Processes (AAP) |
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There are currently no alternative approval processes. |
CRD Map
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