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Today is the last day of early voting, and we're revisiting our full-term council report card for all incumbents. Link here, continue reading for our assessment on each candidate: visionzerovancouver.ca/2026/09/16/v... 🧵

Clr Maloney (OneCity) A+ Stepped into the shoes left by Christine Boyle and has been an absolute road safety champion through and through.

Clr Orr (COPE) A+ Nothing but good things to say. He's collaborated with us on a number of motions and he's got them all passed.

Clr (and mayoral candidate) Fry (Green Party) A His multi-year fight for reduced speeds on residential streets came to fruition this term, one of the most important road safety actions this council passed in its entire 4 years.

Clr / mayoral candidate Bligh (ABC / Independent / Vote Vancouver) B- Not the best years with ABC. Much better voting record after leaving. She's an ally but never distinguished herself as a leader on this issue.

Clr Dominato (ABC) C Not the lowest score, but the most disappointing on our entire list. We've spoken with her enough to know that she cares about this issue more than her fellow party members. Unfortunately, she never found the courage to show it.

Clr Kirby-Yung (ABC) C- Her most ambitious proposals (e-scooter pilot, Water St pedestrian zone) were undermined by her own lack of foresight and conviction.

Clr Zhou (ABC) C- Speaks a big game, and then votes the way the Mayor's Office tells him to 100% of the time. Constantly puts ideology ahead of evidence-based decision making.

Clr Klassen (ABC) D Has a knack for speaking very eloquently and lengthily about a certain topic before casting the wrong vote. Had a single good idea in 4 years which he then actively chose not to fund.

Clr Meiszner (ABC) D The poster child for how the cynicism of politics can break someone. He used to care - we think. Now all he does is parrot the talking points of his party. Was the leading voice in making sure we don't reduce speeds on our most deadly streets.

Mayor Sim (ABC) F We couldn't imagine a worse leader for our city. Talks endlessly about public safety, and then votes again and again to make our streets more dangerous - at least, on the rare occasion he actually shows up to council in the first place.