Bryce Williams has been elected to his third term as chief of the Tsawwassen First Nation. He was running against Ken Baird and Andrew Bak, both of whom work for the nation. A total of 187 members voted out of an eligible 291.

Williams and 13 legislators who were also voted in, including Baird, will serve a three-year term.

It is the fourth legislative assembly to be elected since Tsawwassen’s treaty came into effect in 2009. The legislature meets twice per week over two sessions every year over a period of up to two months.

Legislators decide what Tsawwassen laws, if any, will be enacted and pass an annual budget.