Британдық Колумбия провинциясының Сайлау округі – Peace River North

Provincial electoral district in British Columbia, Canada

Peace River North is a provincial electoral district for the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, Canada. It was created under the name North Peace River by the Constitution Amendment Act, 1955, which split the old riding of Peace River into northern and southern portions for the 1956 BC election. Its current name has been in use since 1991. Peace River North has been represented by a variety of British Columbia Political parties over the years. The riding has consistently elected political parties that come from the right side of the political spectrum. For many years the riding was represented by the BC Social Credit Party. Currently, the riding is represented by the centre right BC Liberal Party. The left of centre New Democratic party has never been successful in electing a candidate to the BC Legislature, despite fielding numerous candidates since the 1950s. In 2023, a petition to recall the district's MLA, Dan Davies, was approved by Elections BC under the Recall and Initiative Act. However, the petition did not attract the required number of signatures.

As of the 2020 provincial election, Peace River North comprises the entire area of the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality and the northern portion of the Peace River Regional District, located in northeastern British Columbia. The electoral district is bordered by Alberta in the east and the Yukon and Northwest Territories to the north. Communities in the electoral district consist of Fort St. John, Fort Nelson, Taylor and Hudson's Hope.

Pat Pimm representing Liberal in BC received 3,992 votes (43.15%) with a change of –16.22 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$55,563. Arthur Hadland representing Independent in BC received 2,899 votes (31.33%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$17,962. Jackie Allen representing NDP in BC received 1,293 votes (13.98%) with a change of –13.14 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$17,855. Liz Logan representing Green in BC received 1,010 votes (10.92%) with a change of +4.03 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$26,218. Sue Arntson representing Refederation in BC received 58 votes (0.63%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$260. Richard Neufeld representing Liberal in BC received 5,498 votes (59.37%) with a change of –13.85 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$97,647. Brian Churchill representing NDP in BC received 2,511 votes (27.12%) with a change of +15.56 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$21,975. Clarence G. Apsassin representing Green in BC received 638 votes (6.89%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$200. Leonard Joseph Seigo representing Independent in BC received 613 votes (6.62%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$3,829. Richard Neufeld representing Liberal in BC received 6,629 votes (73.22%) with a change of +44.56+24.81 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$37,046. Brian Churchill representing NDP in BC received 1,047 votes (11.56%) with a change of –6.48 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$9,796. Paul Renaud representing Marijuana in BC received 810 votes (8.95%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$3,199. Roy Daniel Stange representing Unity in BC received 568 votes (6.27%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$867. Richard Neufeld representing Reform in BC received 5,299 votes (48.41%) with a change of –6.38 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$23,557. Ben Knutson representing Liberal in BC received 3,137 votes (28.66%) with a change of +9.17 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$20,370. Brian Churchill representing NDP in BC received 1,975 votes (18.04%) with a change of –4.29 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$27,682. Dave Bodnar representing Social Credit in BC received 240 votes (2.19%) with a change of –52.60 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$3,978. Neil Bitterman representing PDA in BC received 169 votes (1.54%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$425. Brent Hoar representing Independent in BC received 125 votes (1.14%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$100. Richard Neufeld representing Social Credit in BC received 5,758 votes (54.79%) with a change of –12.42 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$23,852. A. Jean Leahy representing NDP in BC received 2,347 votes (22.33%) with a change of –2.13 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$34,828. Vincent R. Rodriguez representing Liberal in BC received 2,048 votes (19.49%) with a change of +16.56 percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$2,305. Clarence G. Apsassin representing Green in BC received 303 votes (2.88%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$1,895. Dorothy L. Folk representing Independent in BC received 54 votes (0.51%) with a change of – percentage points. Campaign expenses were $$925.