It’ll be a mix of new and old on the School District 57 Board of Trustees for the next four years.
Five trustees were chosen in Prince George during the municipal election on Saturday.
Sarah Holland, an incumbent candidate, received the most votes in the race with 6,593, followed by newcomer Jake Skakun with 6,427.
Incumbents Shar McCrory (4,534 votes) and Erica McLean (4,308) kept their seats on the board, while Don Sabo (4,310) earned a seat for the first time.
Fellow incumbent candidates Craig Brennan and Cory Antrim missed the cut, with 4,004 and 3,498 votes respectively.
Tianna Klein was acclaimed as the Mackenzie Trustee.
For the Robson Valley seat, results are still not available as of 12:40 a.m., Sunday, October 18.
School District 57:
Area 1 (five seats):
Sarah Holland – 6,593
Jake Skakun – 6,427
Shar McCrory – 4,534
Don Sabo – 4,310
Erica McLean – 4,308
Craig Brennan – 4,004
Samantha Hermanson – 3,821
Cory Antrim – 3,498
David Low – 3,407
Monica Peacock – 3,396
Laurie Dillman – 3,382
Sara Patterson – 2,839
Lisa Mitchell – 2,820
Barb McNab – 2,269
Area 2 (one seat):
Tianna Klein – Acclaimed
Area 3 (one seat):
Lianne Abbout –
Bob Thompson –
Full numbers for the Prince George Municipal election can be found here.
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