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Langley City is a small city.
Every conversation, every door, every vote counts.

School board elections are won in neighbourhoods. If you believe our city’s schools deserve representation, here’s how you can make that happen.

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Join the Team

Whether it’s an afternoon of door-knocking, helping at a community event, or just sharing this page with a neighbour, every bit matters. This is a grassroots campaign in a community that votes based on who they know and trust. Show up and be part of it.

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Spread the Word

Tell Your Community

School board elections are won neighbourhood by neighbourhood. The most powerful thing you can do is talk to the people around you. A personal recommendation from a neighbour, a parent at school pickup, or a friend in a community group carries more weight than any ad.

Post on Facebook

Share the campaign page in your neighbourhood groups, community pages, and on your own feed. Langley City Community, Langley Moms, and local school PAC groups are great places to start.

Tell a Friend

Text or email the link to friends and family in Langley City. A personal message goes a long way. You don’t need to write much — just “I’m supporting this candidate, thought you should know about her.”

Your Community

Mention the campaign at your next PAC meeting, sports team, book club, or workplace. Bring it up at school pickup. Every voter you reach personally is one more voice for Langley City schools.

Suggested post or message

“I’m supporting Celene Hoag for Langley City School Board Trustee in October 2026. She’s a City of Langley parent and business leader running to give our city a real voice on the school board. Worth a look: celenehoag.com”

Every share helps. In a small city like Langley City, word of mouth wins elections.