How this was made.

What this is

A plain guide to the people running in the District of Lake Country election on October 17, 2026. It shows what each candidate has said in public, in their own words, on the same set of topics. Every candidate gets the same space and the same questions. Names are listed by last name, nothing else.

How it was made

An AI tool reads the public sources listed below. It pulls out exact quotes and sorts them by topic. A script then checks that every quote exists, word for word, in the source it came from. If a quote does not match, it is dropped. Nothing is reworded.

For the candidates panel video, the AI writes a short, neutral summary of each answer and picks one exact quote. Each one links to the moment in the video so you can hear it yourself. A person checks the whole panel index before it goes live.

Where we found nothing from a candidate on a topic, the page says so. That line is the same for everyone.

Sources

• District of Lake Country candidate profiles. The official statement each candidate filed.
• Lake Country Chamber of Commerce candidate Q&A. Written answers to the Chamber's questions.
• Lake Country Calendar candidate survey. Written answers to the newspaper's questions. Each quote links to the article it came from.
• Rogers tv candidates panel. The recorded video of the public panel.
• Each candidate's own website, where they have one. Links are on their page.
• District of Lake Country open data. Ward boundaries and street addresses for the ward finder. The map on the home page is drawn from it.

Who made it

Made by a person who lives in Lake Country, with help from AI tools.

This site gives every candidate the same treatment: the same questions, the same space, their own words, in alphabetical order.

What this site does not do

• No rankings.
• No opinions.
• No endorsements.
• No comments.

It does not tell you how to vote. It shows you what was said and where, so you can decide.

Corrections

If a quote looks wrong, check it against the source it links to. Every quote is copied word for word. The date at the bottom of each page shows when the site was last rebuilt from the sources.

Last updated October 11, 2026 at 6:42 p.m. Pacific time.