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59033 - Surrey–Newton

Province: British Columbia

Population (2016): 114,605 residents

Population density: 3815 pop./km² (rank: 37 of 338)

Median household income: $73 371 (rank: 137 of 338)

Member of Parliament: Sukh Dhaliwal (LPC)

Latest projection (May 24, 2020)

Popular vote projection - Surrey–Newton

(Last update: May 24, 2020)

Odds of winning - Surrey–Newton

(Last update: May 24, 2020)

Electoral history of Surrey–Newton

(Results of 2011 election have been transposed on the new electoral map. Thanks to Kyle Hutton for his precious help.)

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Map & demographic data of Surrey–Newton

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Household languages of Surrey–Newton

[Data from 2016 canadian census. Only the four most spoken languages are shown (spoken by a minimum of 0.1% of residents).]

Median household income of Surrey–Newton

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[Data from 2016 Canadian Census. Median household income before taxes.]

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Final 2019 election projection