Recall Derby has 5 weeks to establish 3 finalists.

With 5 weeks left in the contest it’s anybody’s guess which ridings will survive to be the first Recalls. It’s very exciting.”

Following are the results from Week Two of the HST Survivor Recall contest:

Constituency	MLA	Running Totals
Boundary Similkameen	John Slater	77
Cariboo Chilcotin	Donna Barnett	76
Comox Valley	Don McRae	65
Chilliwack	John Les	95
Kamloops North	Terry Lake	130
Kelowna Lake Country	Norm Letnick	31
Kelowna Mission	Steve Thompson	28
Kelowna Westside	Ben Stewart	23
Kootenay East	Bill Bennett	16
Maple Ridge – Mission	Marc Dalton	58
N. Vancouver-Seymour	Jane Thornthwaite	32
Oak Bay – Gordon Head	Ida Chong	163
Parksville Qualicum	Ron Cantelon	95
Penticton	Bill Barisoff	25
Quilchena	Colin Hansen	80
Saanich North & Islands	Murray Coell	115
Vernon Monashee	Eric Foster	38
West Vancouver STS	Joan McIntyre	68
Recall Ridings	Sub total	1215
All Other Ridings	Volunteers at Large	801
	RUNNING TOTALS (ALL)	2016

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Okanagan numbers slow in recall recruitment  J.P. SQUIRE  Kelowna Daily Courier 10/13/2010:
Efforts to sign up canvassers in the Okanagan slowed or apparently stopped during week two of the Fight HST Survivor Recall campaign.  Figures released Tuesday by Fight HST showed organizers in Liberal MLA John Slater‘s Boundary Similkameen riding signed up an additional 15 volunteers to bring the total to 77, good for seventh place compared to fifth after week one. The same is true in the five other Okanagan ridings.

Kelowna-Lake Country (MLA Norm Letnick) still has last week‘s 31 canvassers, but dropped from 10th to 14th place among 18 ridings vying to become one of three to launch recall campaigns in January.  Kelowna Mission (MLA and Agriculture Minister Steve Thompson) had the same number as last week at 28, dropping from 11th to 15th place.  The Penticton riding (MLA Bill Barisoff, speaker of the legislature) had the same 25 canvassers as last week, dropping to 16th from 13th.  Kelowna Westside (MLA Ben Stewart, community and rural development minister) had the same 23 canvassers as last week, dropping to 17th from 14th.  Vernon-Monashee (MLA Eric Foster), which did not report last week, now has 38 signed up for 12th place.