Dallas Brodie

You can sign if you were registered to vote in Vancouver-Quilchena on 19 October 2024 (the last provincial election), and you are still a registered voter in British Columbia on the day you sign.

You do not need to have voted in 2024, only to have been registered.

If you are not sure whether you were registered, check with Elections BC at 1-800-661-8683 or elections.bc.ca before signing.

No. Elections BC requires physical, in-person signatures, in ink, on the official petition sheet. The website cannot collect signatures. Find an in-person table on this page, or join the mailing list and we'll tell you when there's one nearby.

Elections BC verifies the signatures (this can take up to 42 days). If the threshold is met, Ms Brodie is officially recalled and her seat becomes vacant. A by-election must then be called within 90 days, giving voters in Vancouver-Quilchena the chance to choose a new representative.

No. This campaign has no affiliation in any way with any political party, party organisation, or candidate.

It is run by local Vancouver-Quilchena residents, volunteers exercising their democratic right as constituents to ask whether their MLA is still representing them.

People who oppose Ms Brodie's positions and conduct are welcome regardless of which party they normally support.

Petition sheets are available to the public, by request, for one year after the petition is submitted.

If you sign with your home address and phone number, you can request that these be redacted from public inspection by ticking the box next to your signature.

Full details: Elections BC Recall FAQs.

You cannot sign the petition unless you were registered to vote in Vancouver-Quilchena in 2024. But you can still help.

You can volunteer to canvass in the riding (canvassers do not have to live in it), share this campaign with people you know in Vancouver-Quilchena, or donate.

Use the volunteer or donate buttons on this page.

A recall is a democratic process under British Columbia's Recall and Initiative Act that allows voters to remove an elected MLA between regular election cycles.

Once Elections BC approves a recall application, registered canvassers have 60 days to collect signatures from at least 40% of the voters eligible to sign.

If the threshold is met and signatures are verified, the MLA's seat becomes vacant and a by-election follows within 90 days.

The registered proponent under the Recall and Initiative Act is Dorothy Cumming, a local resident acting in a volunteer capacity. The campaign is not backed by any political party.

Under BC law, a recall application can only be submitted after an MLA has served 18 months in office. For Vancouver-Quilchena, that date was 20 April 2026.

Many residents feel that Ms Brodie's conduct in the intervening 18 months, including her expulsion from her own party and her largely absent presence in the riding, already justifies asking voters whether she should continue to represent them.

No. Signing a recall petition has no effect on your voter registration. If your name or address has changed since the 2024 election, update your voter registration with Elections BC before you sign. See the Elections BC Recall FAQs for how.

You will be asked to provide your name, home address, and signature. Phone number is optional, though it helps Elections BC verify your signature.

Use your current name and current address. Make sure your voter registration is up to date before you sign.

Postal addresses such as PO boxes are not accepted.

Full guidance: Elections BC Recall FAQs.

Yes. You can ask someone else to assist you. The canvasser and the person providing assistance complete Elections BC form 939a — Physically Unable to Sign Recall Petition together at the time of signing.

Yes. Many of our canvassers go door-to-door across the riding. If you would prefer a canvasser to visit you at a specific time, join the mailing list with your postcode and we will let you know the next time a canvasser is in your area, or arrange a visit on request.