Surrey-Cloverdale

Nicholas Cartmell is the Conservative Party of BC candidate for Surrey-Cloverdale. The Cloverdale Reporter reported that the party named him on September 29, 2026 as part of a full 10-candidate Surrey slate. His public professional biography says he has spent about 20 years building partnerships and teams across corporate, public, and nonprofit organizations, including award-winning marketing and digital programs at TELUS and service as CEO of the BC Sports Hall of Fame. He describes launching a digital stadium fan experience at BC Place and fundraising to build an Indigenous Sport Gallery. Detailed independent news profiles of the candidacy were limited at the time of research.

Pat McCutcheon is the BC Green Party candidate for Surrey-Cloverdale. A retired professional engineer who ran a consulting business for about 25 years, he has lived in Cloverdale for more than two decades. He became involved with the Greens around 2019, citing concerns about climate change, the cost of living, health care, and education capacity in fast-growing Surrey. He was the Green candidate in Surrey-Cloverdale in the 2024 provincial election and is running again for the party in 2026. Public campaign materials from 2024 highlighted his focus on proactive school planning, community health-care units, and affordability measures.

Sargy Chima is the CentreBC candidate for Surrey-Cloverdale on Elections BC’s final candidate list for the October 24, 2026 provincial election. Nominations closed at 1 p.m. on October 3, 2026. Party pages and news results checked for this update did not turn up a separate biography.

Stephen Dooley is the BC NDP candidate for Surrey-Cloverdale in the 2026 provincial election. Originally from Ontario, he taught sociology and criminology at Kwantlen Polytechnic University from the 1990s, directed KPU’s Centre for Interdisciplinary Research, and later served as KPU’s director of community engagement. He became executive director of SFU Surrey in 2013 and has deep Surrey community ties, including chairing the Surrey Board of Trade and contributing to municipal social-policy and poverty-reduction work. He has lived in the White Rock/South Surrey area.

Travis Marchenski is the OneBC candidate for Surrey-Cloverdale in the October 24, 2026 provincial election. He is listed on Elections BC’s candidate report stamped October 2, 2026. No prior provincial, federal, or local candidacy, and no substantial public biography, was found in sources reviewed for this profile.