|| |align="center"|John Oliver |align="center" |Delta<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |Richmond<small>Conservative |align="center"|Thomas Pearson || |- || |align="center"|Henry George Thomas Perry |align="center" |Fort George<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |Rossland<small>Conservative |align="center"|William Kemble Esling || |- || |align="center"|Ezra Churchill Henniger |align="center" |Grand Forks<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |Similkameen<small>Conservative |align="center"|William Alexander McKenzie || |- |- || |align="center"|John Duncan MacLean |align="center" |Greenwood<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |South Okanagan<small>Conservative |align="center"|James William Jones || |- || |align="center"|Malcolm Bruce Jackson |align="center" |The Islands<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |Trail<small>Conservative |align="center"|James Hargrave Schofield || |- || |align="center"|Frederick William Anderson |align="center" |Kamloops<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |Vancouver City<small>Conservative |align="center"|William John Bowser || |- || |align="center"|David Whiteside |align="center" |New Westminster<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |Victoria City<small>Conservative |align="center"|Joshua Hinchcliffe || |- || |align="center"|Frederick Arthur Pauline |align="center" |Saanich<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |Yale<small>Conservative |align="center"|John McRae || |- || |align="center"|William Hunter |align="center" |Slocan<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |Comox<small>People's Party |align="center"|Thomas Menzies || |- || |align="center"|John Wallace deBeque Farris |align="center" rowspan=5 |Vancouver City<small>Liberal five out of six seats || || |align="center" |Fernie<small>Federated Labour |align="center"|Thomas Aubert Uphill || |- || |align="center"|Malcolm Archibald Macdonald || || |align="center" |Newcastle<small>Federated Labour |align="center"|Samuel Guthrie || |- || |align="center"|Ian Alistair MacKenzie || || |align="center" |South Vancouver<small>Federated Labour |align="center"|Robert Henry Neelands || |- || |align="center"|James Ramsay || || |align="center" |Alberni<small>Independent |align="center"|Richard John Burde || |- || |align="center"|Mary Ellen Smith || || |align="center" |Cowichan<small>Independent |align="center"|Kenneth Forrest Duncan || |- || |align="center"|William Sloan |align="center" |Nanaimo<small>Liberal || || |align="center" |North Vancouver<small>Independent |align="center"|George Samuel Hanes || |- || |align="center"|Kenneth Cattanach MacDonald |align="center" |North Okanagan<small>Liberal || |- || |align="center"|Alexander Malcolm Manson |align="center" |Omineca<small>Liberal || |- || |align="center"|Thomas Dufferin Pattullo |align="center" |Prince Rupert<small>Liberal || |- || |align="center"|William Henry Sutherland |align="center" |Revelstoke<small>Liberal || |- || |align="center"|Joseph Badenoch Clearihue |align="center" rowspan=3 |Victoria City<small>Liberal three out of four seats || |- || |align="center"|John Hart || |- || |align="center"|John Oliver 1 || |- |- | |align="center"|1 Incumbent and Premier-Elect | |- | align="center" colspan="10"|Source:' Elections BC |- |} See also List of British Columbia political parties Notes Further reading & referencesIn the Sea of Sterile Mountains: The Chinese in British Columbia'', Joseph Morton, J.J. Douglas, Vancouver (1974). Despite its title, a fairly thorough account of the politicians and electoral politics in early BC. References 1920 1920 elections in Canada 1920 in British Columbia December 1920 events in Canada