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Conservative Electors Association Appoints Kerry-Lynne Findlay as Advisory Board Chair and Elaine Allan as Vice-Chair

Former Conservative MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay 

The Conservative Electors Association, British Columbia’s Conservative municipal party, is pleased to announce the appointment of the Hon. Kerry-Lynne Findlay, P.C. K.C. as Chair of the Advisory Board, and Elaine Allan as Vice-Chair.

Findlay brings extensive experience in public service and leadership. She is a former Chief Opposition Whip, Minister of National Revenue, Associate Minister of National Defence, and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Justice. She represented South Surrey–White Rock (2019–2025) and Delta–Richmond East (2011–2015) as a Member of Parliament and has also held senior leadership positions within Canada’s legal community.

“Local government is where affordability, safety, and competence are felt most directly,” said Hon. Kerry-Lynne Findlay. “As Advisory Board Chair, my focus will be on strategy, as well as recruiting and mentoring Conservative candidates for mayor and council across British Columbia. Conservative leadership in municipalities means safer streets, lower taxes, and policies that put families first.”

Allan is a Vancouver executive and community leader with a background spanning both the private and non-profit sectors. She previously served as CEO of Skills Canada BC and is the Founder of Inbox Impact, a West Coast Communications Studio supporting non-profits, with a focus on animal rescue organizations. Allan has twice stood as the Conservative candidate in Vancouver Centre, including in the 2025 federal election, where she achieved the strongest Conservative result in the riding since 1988.

“Municipal governments in BC must provide the foundation for attracting investment, supporting local businesses, and creating family-friendly communities—through safer streets, fair taxes, and opportunities for families to build their future,” said Elaine Allan, Advisory Board Vice-Chair.

The Advisory Board of the Conservative Electors Association will provide strategic direction, oversee candidate recruitment, and guide policy development, all grounded in the Association’s commitment to safer streets, lower taxes, and putting families first. 

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