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Information, not persuasion
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How ElectMyGov works · Early public test
ElectMyGov brings every current B.C. MLA and B.C. Member of Parliament into one neutral, source-linked directory. Search topics you care about, identify who represents you, and examine the public information and original evidence for yourself.
Four simple steps
You do not need to understand electoral boundaries or government data systems to get started.
Search public areas such as education, housing, health or technology. Results show where that topic appears in sourced profile information—not a position, endorsement or rating.
Enter a complete B.C. street address or use your browser location. ElectMyGov uses a precise matched point to show your provincial MLA and federal MP—or a vacancy—together.
Review the person’s role, riding, background, priorities and public record, then open the Sources tab to examine the supporting public pages.
Suggest a correction when information appears missing or outdated. Every submission is reviewed before public information changes.
Neutral by design
Party affiliation is written as a label. ElectMyGov does not use party colours, scores, endorsements or rankings, and saved profiles do not indicate political support.
Sources and gaps
Official records support identity, office and election information. Representative, caucus or party pages may support biographies or stated priorities. Missing information is labelled instead of inferred.
Privacy
Address and location details are used only to complete the lookup request. If you save a profile, only its ElectMyGov profile ID is kept in your browser—not your address, search history or political preference.
Boundary accuracy
Postal codes can cross districts, so ElectMyGov requires a complete street address or precise browser location and provides official links for confirmation.
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Or identify your MLA and MP, then use one directory to browse all representatives or switch to the Ministers & cabinets view.