Federal Riding Associations
Riding associations are the local branches of the national political parties:
| Party | Association Name | CEO | HQ Address | Neighbourhood | |
| Green | Vancouver East Green Party of Canada EDA | Jean-Michel Toriel | 603-1086 Bute Street | West End | |
| Conservative Party of Canada | Vancouver East Conservative Association | Edward Sem | 3189 4 Avenue East | Hastings–Sunrise | |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Vancouver East Federal Liberal Association | Mark Elyas | 460 - 580 Hornby St. | Vancouver | |
| New Democratic Party | Vancouver East Federal NDP Riding Association | Caelan Griffiths | 138-2416 Main Street | Mount Pleasant | |
| Marijuana Party of Canada | Vancouver East Parti Marijuana Party Electoral District Association | Dan Crysler | 240-2915 Kaslo Street | Renfrew Heights | |
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