Armstrong residents have cast their vote for council in the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
With no other contenders, Joe Cramer has been acclaimed as the city’s mayor.
Global News is projecting some changes at council, with incumbents Shirley Fowler and Steven Drapala being joined by newcomers Mark Wehner, Jessie Valstar, Todd Neil and Ryan Nitchie.
Candidates
Mayor
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Joe Cramer (acclaimed)
Council
Paul Britton (incumbent)
Steven Drapala (incumbent)
Shirley Fowler (incumbent)
Lydia Jovanovic
Sean Newton
Ryan Nitchie
Kim Sinclair
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Neil Todd
Jessie Valstar
Mark Wehner
Lyle Williamson
Population of municipality
5,323 (2021).
Boundary of the municipality
Located in the North Okanagan, about 25 kilometres from Vernon, the City of Armstrong is surrounded by rural land. It’s also a short drive to SilverStar Mountain Resort.
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.
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