 
                    Where do Penticton's municipal election candidates reside? Some don't live in the city they hope to represent.
                    
                    (STEVE ARSTAD  / iNFOnews.ca)
                 
             
            
            
                October 19, 2018 - 1:30 PM
            
            
                
            
            
            
            
	PENTICTON - Knowing where the Penticton municipal election candidates live may not be a critical issue to many residents, but it may factor in some voters' decision at the ballot box given the number of people running for mayor and council.
	As part of our election coverage iNFOnews.ca asked all the candidates which neighbourhood they call home.
	It appears the most popular neighbourhood for candidates in this year's election is the city's core, with two mayoral candidates and four council candidates claiming the downtown area as their place of residence, while two mayoral candidates and one council candidate call outlying communities home.
	Here's a breakdown of where the candidates currently live, at least those who responded to our question:
	Downtown
	James Blake (mayoral candidate)
	Andrew Jakubeit (mayoral candidate)
	Doug Maxwell
	Max Picton
	Kevin Proteau
	Frank Regehr
	South Main
	Katie Robinson
	Connie Sahlmark
	Dominic Wheeler (mayoral candidate)
	Main Street North
	Glenn Clark
	Daryl Clarke
	Jake Kimberley
	Marie Prior
	Valleyview/Wiltse
	John Vassilaki (mayoral candidate)
	Uplands
	Campbell Watt
	Okanagan Falls
	Jukka Laurio (mayoral candidate)
	Naramata
	Julius Bloomfield
	Jason Cox (mayoral candidate)
	Jesse Martin
	Candidates who didn't respond to question:
	John Archer 
	Duffy Baker
	Karen Brownlee
	Christopher Evison
	Joe Frocklage
	Isaac Gilbert
	Lynn Kelsey
	David O’Brien
	Christopher Millin
	Darryl Sanders
	Judy Sentes
	 
	Municipal election day is  Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018.
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