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How council voted

Councillor Brian Skakun: voting record

Recorded votes in the 2022–2026 council term, from the City of Prince George’s voting summaries and minutes (94 of 102 council meetings on file). Counts only.

· How this is counted

Prince George municipal election: voting day is October 17. See the candidates and how to vote

Counts

Votes cast
1,581
Voted against
108
7% of votes cast; lone opponent 28 times
In the minority
109
of 242 split votes they voted on
Meetings missed
12 of 94
absent for part of 11 more

Split votes where they voted against

111 votes, 30 as the lone opponent, 31 to 60 shown. Newest first.

Attendance

Marked absent on every recorded vote of 12 of 94 meetings, and on some votes of 11 more. The minutes give arrival and departure times.

How this is counted

  • Each row is one vote as the City of Prince George published it in its council voting summary for the meeting: the item, the resolution text, each member’s mark (Yes, No, Absent or another mark as printed), the decision and the count. We copy the marks and do not infer anything the City did not record.
  • The adopted minutes are the official record. We read them too: they add the mover and seconder, and we compare the decision and the members the minutes name as opposed with the summary. Where the two differ, the vote is shown with a note and left out of every count. Unanimous votes appear in the minutes as “Carried Unanimously”, without names.
  • Only council meetings are covered (regular, budget, special and inaugural meetings), not committees or closed meetings. Procedural votes (adopting the agenda or minutes) count like any other vote.
  • Split vote: at least one member voted against. In the minority: on a split vote, the member voted on the side that did not prevail (a tie defeats a motion, so on a tie those who voted for it are counted here). Lone opponent: the only member who voted against.
  • Absent: the summary marks the member absent for that vote. That includes leaving the room for one item, for example after declaring a conflict of interest; the minutes say why. A meeting counts as missed when the member is marked absent on every recorded vote of it, and as partly attended when absent for some of them (arriving late or leaving early). Under the Community Charter a member present who does not vote is counted as voting for the motion.
  • Topics are our own keyword grouping of the item titles, for filtering only.
  • A few meetings have adopted minutes but no published voting summary; they are listed with their minutes and not counted, since the minutes name only the members opposed.
  • These are counts only. Read the resolution and the minutes for the context of any vote.

Source: City of Prince George meetings, agendas and minutes. Spot an error? Send a correction with the meeting date and item.

Source: City of Prince George: council minutes and voting summaries. Report a data problem

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