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Jay Lundgren

Jay Lundgren

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Oct 23, 2026

Chris GardnerGUEST
11:29
And, you know, entities like Metro Vancouver have been really the mistakes they've made, the overspending, the lack of leadership.
Chris GardnerGUEST
11:37
I think you're going to see some new faces around that table that are going to be looking hard at changing that direction with Kurt LaPointe in West Vancouver, Daniel Fontaine in New Westminster, Jay Lundgren in Langdon Township, Doug McCallum in Surrey.
Chris GardnerGUEST
11:50
Rob Howard in Richmond, a lot of new faces and they're going to be supporting people like Brad West and others who've been pushing for reform.
Chris GardnerGUEST
11:59
So that's going to be interesting to watch.
Mike McDonaldHOST
26:27
Yeah, well, there's more of those change vibes.
Mike McDonaldHOST
26:30
Jay Lundgren's the new mayor in Township Langley.
Mike McDonaldHOST
26:32
He was backed by Jordan Bateman, among others.
Mike McDonaldHOST
26:35
So that feud between Bateman and Woodward goes back quite a number of years.
Michael McCollHOST
24:01
So in Langley, there's a new mayor.
Michael McCollHOST
24:04
Jay Lundgren was elected with 54% of the vote, but he apparently ran on a platform of fiscal oversight, budget auditing and strict cost controls because he wants to bring the township's soaring debt under control.
Michael McCollHOST
24:22
Now, that doesn't sound good for Vancouver FC and Willoughby Stadium and improvements there because I think any future taxpayer-backed upgrades at the stadium or... expanding it beyond the six, six and a half thousand capacity, putting a roof on it.
Michael McCollHOST
24:40
I think that will be harder to get done.
Jordan ArmstrongHOST
15:04
And here's a look at some other races.
Jordan ArmstrongHOST
15:06
The two Langleys will both have new mayors, with Jay Lundgren winning in the township and Delaney Mack winning in the city.
Jordan ArmstrongHOST
15:13
Maple Ridge will also have a new mayor in Jerry Coke.
Jordan ArmstrongHOST
15:16
Stu Young is returning to the mayor's chair in Langford.
Jordan BatemanHOST
2:25
Langley Township, that's where I live.
Jordan BatemanHOST
2:27
Jay Lundgren beat Eric Woodward by about 3,000 votes and his Langley strong slate took six of the eight seats.
Jordan BatemanHOST
2:36
Very clear that people wanted to change in leadership there.
Jordan BatemanHOST
2:38
Langley is one of the fastest growing places in BC.
Christopher BrownHOST
42:32
Anyway, the township of Langley and currently with eight out of 23 polls reporting, the incumbent Eric Woodward is actually in second place right now.
Christopher BrownHOST
42:42
He is being topped by Jay Lundgren.
Christopher BrownHOST
42:49
50% to 49.8%.
Christopher BrownHOST
42:51
So it is very close.
Ian BushfieldHOST
16:49
Achieving did really well, getting five of its five councillors elected, with Langley City first, Paschall's party claiming the last spot.
Matthew NaylorHOST
17:00
Langley Township, Jay Lundgren of Langley Strong has won by 2,800 votes.
Matthew NaylorHOST
17:05
That council will also shake down to six Langley Strong and two Progress for Langley, which was the Eric Woodward.
Matthew NaylorHOST
17:12
Langley,

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