Harman Bhangu: Langley-Abbotsford MLA
Who Harman Bhangu, BC Conservative MLA for Langley-Abbotsford, is, with the background and priorities he and his party have published.
- Role
- MLA for Langley-Abbotsford, Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
- Party
- BC Conservatives (the party's page also lists him as shadow minister for transportation)
- Elected
- October 19, 2024, with 14,341 votes (55.6%) against 8,691 (33.7%) for the NDP candidate, a margin of 5,650 votes, per Stephen Taylor's results map. Elections BC's statement of votes is the official record.
- Official page
- leg.bc.ca member page
- Contact
- [email protected]. BC 211 and the BC Conservatives page list no constituency office address or phone, so we have none to publish.
- Heads-up
- The 43rd Parliament was dissolved on September 22, 2026, and a provincial general election is scheduled for October 24, 2026, according to the Legislative Assembly's site, so this page is a snapshot of who held the seat in the dissolved Legislature.
- Last checked
- October 21, 2026
Harman Bhangu is the MLA for Langley-Abbotsford, a riding that covers part of the Township of Langley and part of Abbotsford. He was first elected on October 19, 2024. This page gathers what he, his party and the local press have published. It is a neutral summary, not an endorsement or a review.
Background
According to his BC Conservatives profile, Bhangu helped rebuild the party before his election: he was elected vice-president at its 2022 annual general meeting, served as Regional Director for Surrey, and was the party’s candidate in the 2022 Surrey South by-election. The profile says his family has worked in trucking, aggregate hauling, road building, construction and forestry.
His 2024 VoteMate profile says he is a first-generation Canadian who lives in Langley, has 17 years in heavy-load trucking including managing operations and contract bids for aggregate hauling, and has played and coached minor league football.
Business and community affiliations
As published, the sources we checked list no board seats or business directorships. His VoteMate profile describes his work history in trucking and aggregate hauling and his football coaching.
On the record
Campaign commitments (2026)
We haven’t found 2026 campaign material, because no provincial campaign has finished yet. Below are the commitments published during his 2024 run and on his current party profile.
- Fix gaps in the healthcare system, which his 2024 profile calls a top priority — VoteMate, 2024
- Make energy affordable for average Canadians, and reduce financial pressure on young families — VoteMate, 2024
- Priorities listed on his party profile: working families and jobs, economic growth and fewer barriers to investment, public safety, transportation infrastructure, responsible resource development, affordability — BC Conservatives profile, page updated Sept 25, 2026
Quoted
- “Thank you to every resident who put their trust in me and for those who voted for me.” — Boundary Creek Times, Oct 20, 2024
This section exists so readers can check later whether commitments were kept. Know of something on the record we’ve missed? Send us the source.
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