Frequently Asked Questions

Only voters who were registered to vote in the Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream electoral district in the October 2024 provincial election are eligible to sign an official recall petition. (See the attached map.) Additionally, on the date a voter signs a recall petition, the individual must be a registered voter in British Columbia.

You can’t sign the petition until the recall process has been approved by Elections BC. This will be some time after April 20, 2026, 18 months after the provincial election. We will post petition signing locations if/when we have the petition process approved. Please see the button above for a mailing list signup form. Signing up to the mailing list will ensure you get emails informing you about the recall initiative and when/where you can sign the official petition.

The campaign is looking for volunteers for various roles, but primarily for convassers. See the button on this page above to go to the sign up form.

You can volunteer on the recall team. Please see the button above for the signup form.

Yes you may donate providing you meet the criteria for eligible donors. See the criteria or donate, go to the Donate page and select the donate button.

When Elections BC receives a recall petition with the required number of signatures, they begin a structured verification process. First, officials check each signature to confirm that it belongs to a registered voter in the electoral district and that it was signed within the official 60-day collection period. This verification stage can take up to 42 days.

If the petition is confirmed to have enough valid signatures, Elections BC notifies the MLA and the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. At that point, the MLA is officially recalled, and their seat becomes vacant. A by-election must then be called within 90 days to fill the seat, giving voters the opportunity to choose a new representative.

You can find out which electoral district (riding) you are in by going to the Elections BC My District App

People who support any political party that oppose the positions of Tara Armstrong and OneBC are welcome and should feel safe participating. This initiative is not backed by any political parties.