Langley Elects Three MLAs
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•B.C. Election Day: Langley voters to choose three MLAs
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Langley residents head to the polls to choose three MLAs to represent them for the next four years .
Langley has seen significant population growth in recent years , particularly with young families moving into the area from larger Lower Mainland cities.
The last election saw the B.C. New Democratic Party sweep the region, overturning a previous Liberal majority.
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Conservative candidate Misty van Popta poses a challenge to Dykeman ’s bid for re-election as MLA .
Also in the race is B.C. Greens candidate Rylee MacLean , a self-employed investment manager, and independent candidate Carlos Suarez Rubio .
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