2015 General Election Report FINAL 1 1

April 11, 2016
Mr. David Shepherd, MLA

Chair, Standing Committee on Legislative Offices c/o Jody Rempel
3rd Floor, Federal Building 9820 107 Street Edmonton, AB T5K 1E7
Dear Mr. Shepherd:
I have the privilege to submit to you the Report of the Chief Electoral Officer on the May 5, 2015 Provincial General Election, in
Should you require any additional information or clarification on anything contained in the Report, I would be pleased to respo
Sincerely,
Glen Resler, CPA, CMA Chief Electoral Officer
Table of Contents
Remarks of the Chief Electoral Officer1
Section 1: Provincial General Election 20155
Overview7
Key Dates7
Communications8
Pre-Election Outreach9
Political Party and Campaign Outreach11
Election Period Outreach12
Legislative and Procedural Changes16
New Initiatives17
Challenges18
Election Recruitment and Training19
Appointment of Returning Officers20
Candidate Registration and Nomination23
Party and Candidates Financial Disclosure24
Voting Options25
Official Results26
Judicial Recount29
Production of the Post-Polling Day List of Electors30
2015 Election Cost Summary31
2015 General Election Cost Summary by Electoral Division32
Candidate Summary of Results35
Comparative Statistics36
Electoral Summary 1905 - 201537
Demographics40
Summary of Results by Electoral Division56
Section 2: Maps of Municipalities with Multiple Electoral Divisions73
Section 3: Statement of Official Results85
Section 4: Recommendations463
Table of Contents | i
Remarks of the Chief Electoral Officer
It has been my privilege to serve as Chief Electoral Officer since December 9, 2013. Since my appointment, Elections Alberta h
When I assumed office, plans were underway to support a Provincial General Election scheduled between March and May of 2
My Office lost a full year of pre-election preparation as a result of the early election call and we faced many challenges in deliv
Many event readiness activities planned for the period April 2015 to March 2016 were cancelled or revised as a result of the d
* recruiting and training of returning officers, election clerks, trainers and administrative assistants were accelerated and fast
* a province-wide election map and voter list review by returning officers were scaled back to 20 electoral divisions identified
* we cancelled a planned province wide mail based enumeration scheduled for September 2015.
Legislative amendments approved by our Standing Committee on Legislative Offices to allow the use of vote tabulators at adv
My Office is restricted from introducing best practices identified by other election agencies and in modernizing the electoral p
I have included recommendations to address my concerns under the Election Act in this report. A significant re-write of the leg
Presentations were delivered to our Standing Committee and the Select Special Ethics and Accountability Committee mandate
Elections Alberta introduced a number of improvements to the delivery of election services to all our stakeholders during the
* individual "Where to Vote" cards were provided to each elector on the voters list prior to advance voting;
* increased staff resources were allocated to advance polls to accommodate increasing voter turnout during the four-day peri
* improved voter education and engagement strategies incorporated into the communication plan, using enhanced media ou
* improved online access to election information via our website.
I would like to acknowledge the important role registered political parties, candidates, media and teachers play in engaging cu
I would not be able to successfully perform my mandated duties without the help and support of a strong team of dedicated p
Most importantly, during an election period I am dependent on 87 returning officers to recruit, hire and train over 16,000 ded
2 | Remarks of the Chief Electoral Officer
I am honoured to serve my province, grateful for the support of my team, and to Albertans from across the province who ded
Sincerely,
Glen Resler, CPA, CMA Chief Electoral Officer
SECTION ONE
PROVINCIAL GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Overview
The election was conducted on the boundaries as defined in the Electoral Divisions Act
proclaimed in force on March 26, 2012.
Order in Council 117 / 2015 dissolved the Twenty-eighth Legislative Assembly on April 7, 2015 and Order in Council 118 / 2015
Key Dates
November 5, 2015
Party campaign period financial statement filing deadline
Communications
Our enhanced communication strategy was designed to ensure our election advertising campaign was communicated through
Our goal was to educate and inform electors about the voting process and encourage them to participate and vote at the polls
Weekly Reach by Age Group Market: Alberta
Age:
Internet
Magazine
Newspaper (Daily)
Radio
98%
53%
Source: Print Measurement Bureau 2015 Spring 2 Year Readership Database
Pre-Election Outreach
Stakeholder groups with unique requirements to access the ballot box and participate in the voting process were identified we
Stakeholder groups could sign up to receive:
* an email notice of voting dates from our office once the writs of election were issued;
* a link to find polling place information; and
* Special Ballot voting information, including contact information for sources of additional assistance. This service was particu
Specific pre-election outreach targeted the following groups:
* Canadian Forces:
The Judge Advocate General circulated an internal document outlining requirements and best methods for members of the Ca
* Disability Community:
An information sheet outlining voting procedures and new election materials was distributed to various organizations within t
* Ethno-cultural communities and new Canadians:

A letter providing information on how eligible electors can participate in the election was sent to cultural and community cent
* First Nations:
A full time liaison facilitated communications with First Nations communities. First Nations communities were asked if a poll o
There are approximately 56 First Nations in Alberta. Of these, seven are designated as remote areas and voted by Special Ballo
* Homeless:
Shelter administrators received an information packet to assist electors who received services at homeless shelters. Packets in
* Incarcerated:
Information on obtaining Special Ballots was provided to Correctional Services for distribution to inmates of correctional faciliti
* Law Enforcement Agencies:

Notification was sent to law enforcement officials regarding candidates' and campaign workers' statutory rights of access to m
* Multi-unit Dwellings:
A notice was provided through the apartment and condo associations to the majority of managers/owners of apartments and
* Post-secondary:
With the aid of student unions and student associations, information booths were placed on 29 campuses. Staff at these boot
Polling stations were established in five post-secondary institutions to serve the resident population on site in these locations.
? Seniors:
An information sheet outlining voting procedures and new election materials was distributed to various organizations within t
? Work Camps:
Companies managing 120 work camps across the province were given Special Ballot posters and information cards to distribut
CIVIX - Student Vote
Elections Alberta partnered with CIVIX to deliver the Student Vote election program to elementary, junior high and high schoo
Political Party and Campaign Outreach
Elections Alberta staff provided information relevant to political parties, candidates and their volunteers at campaign colleges
Four sessions were provided: Calgary, Edmonton and two in Red Deer. These sessions provided information on registration req
Election Period Outreach
Public outreach throughout the election period used various communication channels. Electors had access to election informa
Notice of Election (NOE) cards, containing key election dates, were delivered to every residential address in the province; and
Individual "Where to Vote" (WTV) Cards containing election information were mailed to every registered elector across Albert
Approximately 1,925,000 residences received an NOE card in the first two weeks of the election period. Electors were provide
Approximately 2,443,630 electors were mailed a WTV card prior to the commencement of advance voting. Each elector receiv
Delivery of WTV cards was restricted to those residences in the Register of Electors that had a mailable address that conforme
? Elections Alberta Website:

Expanded online resources were available around the clock. Most electors were able to determine where to vote and whethe
? Social Media Websites:

Banner advertisements appeared on popular online news sites to provide a link to the Elections Alberta website. Display ads w
We generated over 18,650,000 campaign impressions from our social media campaign on @ElectionsAb / #ChooseYourAlbert
Twitter-789,400 impressions from 197 tweets YouTube-50,300 combined views from 7 videos
Facebook-43,500 combined likes, comments and shares from 13 posts
Influencer outreach resulted in 1,180,000 impressions across all channels ("get out and vote" messages posted by local and na
? Television:
Elections Alberta TV ads had 16,046,300 total campaign impressions for adults aged 25-49
? Radio:
Elections Alberta radio ads had 7,217,680 total campaign impressions for adults aged 25-49
? Movie Theatre:
Elections Alberta theatre ads had 648,486 total campaign impressions for adults aged 25-49
? Online:
Standard desktop and Mobile/PreRoll ads had 7,144,196 total impressions
o YouTube and Facebook - 28,000 views
o Google AdWords - 10,699 clicks
Overall our engagement campaign in these mediums generated 31,086,662 campaign impressions.
The website also supplied general information on eligibility requirements, dates and times for voting and options for electors w
Electors could apply online to work at the polls and could submit a Special Ballot request online.
? Handheld Devices:
Elections Alberta's where-to-vote website was designed to accommodate access by handheld devices for electors who wished
At the close of polls on Election Day, the website provided unofficial results on a poll by poll basis. These results were posted b
? Telephone:
The voter information call centre staff were provided with enhanced resources to prepare for the anticipated high volume of c
Staff assisted 31,653 callers throughout the election period and kept pace with the volume of calls, including the 7,170 calls re
? Email:
Electors were provided with a dedicated email address to communicate with Elections Alberta. Electors received 9,775 individ
? Newspapers:
As in previous elections, electors could consult local newspapers for information on polling places, dates and times for voting,
In major centres, inserts were used in daily newspapers in lieu of individual advertisements throughout.
Legislative and Procedural Changes

Legislative amendments consequential to the Election Accountability Amendment Act, 2012 which received Royal Assent on D
? Students studying away from home, within Alberta, were permitted to choose the place they reside for their studies as their
? Nomination day was changed from day 14 to day 10 after writ (section 39(c));
? Electors were permitted to inspect nomination papers filed by candidates in their electoral division on application to the retu
? Persons aged sixteen or seventeen were permitted to be appointed as poll clerks (section 73(1.1));
? Returning officers were permitted to appoint information officers at each polling place to assist electors and maintain peace
? Scrutineers were no longer required to reside in the electoral division in which they were appointed; scrutineers were requir
? Where an elector was unable to access the polling place due to physical incapacity, the poll clerk and other election officer(s
? The number of days for the advance poll was increased from three days to four (section 98(3));
? Political parties, constituency associations and candidates were required to comply with extended advertising rules and new
? Persons or organizations which conducted election surveys during the election period were required to comply with new rul
16 | Legislative and Procedural Changes
New Initiatives
The Chief Electoral Officer introduced several successful new initiatives in the 2014 by-elections to improve services to the ele
* Poll clerks were provided election training;

* Trainer positions were appointed by returning officers to schedule and conduct training of all advance poll and Election Day
* Online training resources were created by Elections Alberta and provided to election officers to assist in teaching the proper
* "Where to Vote" cards were mailed to individual electors on the Register of Electors and to every residential address that ha
* Barcodes containing elector identification numbers were printed on "Where to Vote" cards that were mailed to electors on t
* Site monitor personnel were provided upon request at polling places located in schools for added safety and security.
Challenges
Challenges inevitably arise in managing an event of this scope, in spite of thorough advance preparations.
We had the challenge of recruiting, hiring and training returning officers and election clerks on short notice as a result of the s
Obtaining office space for 87 returning officers and their staff is increasingly difficult throughout Alberta. We receive little noti
Polling locations for advance polls are more difficult to obtain because we now require the space for four complete days of ad
Polling locations in schools become more problematic with a snap election call because the school gyms across Alberta are ful
The majority of complaints received throughout the election period related to:
* electors who were unable to determine their voting location online using our website in rural areas across Alberta; and
* unwanted telephone calls from political campaigns throughout the election period.
The timely payment of over 16,000 election staff is a significant administrative challenge. Returning officers were able to acces
Cheques were delivered to 95% of Election Day workers within two weeks of the event.
Election Recruitment and Training
Returning officers are assisted by three staff during the election period: an election clerk, an administrative assistant, and a tra
Returning officers are responsible for the recruitment and appointment of the front-line election officers who staff the advanc
Returning officers and trainers received educational resources to equip them to train election officers: supervisory deputy retu
In total, returning officers and trainers delivered Election Day training to approximately 16,000 Albertans to staff the polls on E
With each election, new voting options are introduced to accommodate electors' needs. As voting options increase, the dema
Appointment of Returning Officers
The Chief Electoral Officer appointed the following Returning Officers for the 87 electoral divisions, pursuant to section 9(1.1)
75 - Red Deer-North
Brenda Williams
87 - Whitecourt-Ste. Anne
Carol Ohler
Candidate Registration and Nomination
The Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act (EFCDA) requires all political parties, constituency associations and can
Each candidate must register with Elections Alberta prior to raising or spending money on their campaign. Candidates register
Nomination day was Friday, April 17, 2015; the last day on which prospective candidates were able to file nomination papers a
A listing by political party affiliation follows, showing the number of candidates that registered, filed nomination papers and fil
400
398
Candidate Registration and Nomination | 23
Party and Candidate Financial Disclosure
Registered candidates were required to file campaign period financial statements with Elections Alberta by September 8, 2015
All nine registered political parties that participated in the election were required to file campaign period financial statements
Every Third Party Advertiser that is registered or required to be registered must file an election advertising report outlining the
In accordance with section 11 of the EFCDA, all financial statements are available for inspection in the public files maintained b
Voting Options
Special Ballot Polls

Special Ballot polls were held at returning offices throughout the election period to facilitate voting for electors who were not
Advance Polls
By legislation, advance polls were held in each of the electoral divisions from Wednesday April 29, 2015 to Saturday May 2, 20
Nine hundred and ninety-seven election officers were recruited, hired and trained for advance polls.
A total of 234,659 valid ballots were cast at the advance polls over four days, representing 15.77% of all valid ballots cast.
Mobile Polls
By legislation, mobile polls were held on Election Day, May 5, 2015 in treatment centers and supportive living facilities with te
A deputy returning officer and a poll clerk, along with a facility representative, set up a stationary poll in a fixed location, went
In total, 230 mobile polls were held in 577 facilities across the province on Election Day, staffed by 462 poll workers. A total of
Election Day
Election Day was held on Tuesday, May 5, 2015. There were 6,489 polling stations in 1,431 polling locations across the provinc
A total of 278,390 electors registered to vote by completing a Declaration of Elector at the time of voting. Election Day registra
There were 1,495,405 ballots cast in the election, placing the voter turn-out at 56.74%.
Voting Options | 25
Official Results
Members Elected to the Twenty-ninth Legislative Assembly
Returning officers announced the official results on Friday, May 15, 2015. The following candidates were declared duly elected
Thomas Lukaszuk
PC
Rod Fox
PC
Official Results | 27
George VanderBurg
PC
The writ of election and the Returning Officers' Certificate and Return, certifying each candidate's election, were returned to t
Judicial Recount
The Calgary-Glenmore unofficial count took place after the close of polls on election night and resulted in a tie between the N
An application for a judicial recount was made to the Court of Queen's Bench which took place on Monday June 1, 2015 with t
Eight ballots were revised by Justice Macleod with each candidate receiving an additional three votes. Justice Macleod certifie
No appeal to the Court of Appeal was made.

Production of the Post-Polling Day List of Electors
Elector information collected throughout the election period and on polling day was incorporated into the Register of Electors
Lists were updated following the election by:
* 245,298 persons - moving electors from old to new addresses;

* 131,886 persons - adding first time electors;
* correcting polling subdivision assignments, where necessary; and
* 425,661 persons - correcting names and addresses, where required.
Lists will be made available to registered political parties and Members of the Legislative Assembly by April 2016, in accordanc
2015 Election Cost Summary

$ 18,987,748
Cost Per Voter Breakdown and Comparison
$ 6.73
17.23%
Primary Factors for the Increase in Cost
$1.7 million increase in staff costs;

* 10% population growth: polls established for every 450 electors
* First time 7,000 poll clerks received training
* Additional day of advance poll
* New staff positions: trainer and information officers
$1.1 million increase in advertising costs: TV (new) and increased social media presence;
$800,000 increase in postage costs, includes 35% increase in rates; and
$350,000 increase in printing costs.
2015 General Election Cost Summary by Electoral Division

(Rounded to nearest Dollar)
8,650
128,047
6,580
90,800
566,572
10,522,827
NOTES:
Returning Officer Office Fees include: returning officer, election clerk, administrative assistant, trainer, and support staff Retur
poll clerk, information officer, and site monitor
Candidate Summary of Results

General Election Results - Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Registered Political Party orCandidatesVotesPercentage

100
Note: The total number of candidates nominated represents the number of candidates who contested the election.
For candidate summaries of previous elections, please visit www.elections.ab.ca.
Comparative Statistics
Overall Summary of Ballots Cast and Percentage of Voter Turnout
58.71
Note: Historically, the largest voter turnout was 81.8%, which occurred at the General Election of August 22, 1935. The smal
*Voter turnout is calculated based on the elector count on the post-polling day Lists of Electors. These Lists include the numbe
36 | Comparative Statistics
Electoral Summary 1905 - 2015
The number of provincial electoral divisions has increased from 25 at the first general election in 1905 to 87 at the 2012 electi
Legislative Assembly
Date
Edmonton had 2 members
Liberal 39
Labour 1
51921, Monday,
July 18
5261 - Edmonton & Calgary each had 5 members & Medicine Hat
United Farmers38
Liberal15
Labour4
Independent4
Date
Independent
1
38 | Electoral Summary 1905 - 2015
DateNDP
LIB
16
LIB
1
NOTE:
AA- Alberta Alliance Party AP- Alberta Party
CCF- Cooperative Commonwealth Federation LIB- Alberta Liberal Party
NDP- New Democratic Party
PC- Progressive Conservative

RPA- Representative Party of Alberta WAP - Wildrose Alliance Party
WRP - Wildrose Party
Demographics
Number of Votes by Voting Opportunity
The trend of more votes being cast per general election has continued into 2015, resulting in the highest number of ballots ev
Percent of Votes by Voting Opportunity
1.61%
1.51%
Advance polls have become increasingly popular, now that there are no restrictions on eligibility to vote at an advance poll. El
Gender Statistics
0.76%
1.03%
Overall, the gender statistics for the province of Alberta as a whole revealed women vote more than men. The variance betwe
Gender
50.90% Splits by ED
0.84%
51.24%
0.44%
51.12%
1.03%
Age Statistics
Province-wide people who are in the 65+ age group make up the largest percentage of voters (21.01%). This was also true in E
1.28%
1.35%
11.83
2.14
1.07
77 - Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House- Sundre
22.72
1.25
21.01
1.35
Age & Gender Statistics
The chart below shows the percentage of each age range and gender split that represents the overall percentage for the area
Unknown
Edmonton Calgary Rest of Province Total
0.47%
0.44%
Census Comparison
All registered elector numbers are from an extract of the Register of Electors from March 8, 2016. Canadian citizenship is not e
Alberta Census
Data for the Alberta statistics come from the Government of Alberta site, which is sourced from Statistics Canada.
Statistics Canada (July 1, 2015)Registered Electors

(49.68%)
(50.32%)
Edmonton Municipal Census
Data for the Edmonton Municipal Census comes from the City of Edmonton Open Data Catalogue 1
Edmonton Census (2014)Registered Electors

MaleFemaleTotal MaleFemaleTotal
(49.31%) (50.12%)
1 (https://data.edmonton.ca/Census/2014-Census-Population-By-Single-Year-Of-Age-And-G/xcqe-tyzj).
Calgary Municipal Census
Data for the Calgary Municipal Census comes from the City of Calgary site2. It is noted that the City of Calgary does not release
(49.90%)
(50.10%)
2 (http://www.calgary.ca/CA/city-clerks/Pages/Election-and-information-services/Civic-Census/2015- Results.aspx).
City Statistics
Airdrie
In the electoral division of Airdrie, the age range that made up the largest number of voters was the 35-44 range at 23.02%. Th
M - Male
F - Female U - Unknown
Fort McMurray
In Fort McMurray, the trend of female voters outnumbering male voters was not followed. Male voters made up 52.65% of vo
M - Male
Grande Prairie
Grande Prairie's overall percentage of voters aged 65+, was 16.88%. The 18-24 age range was also lower than the provincial o
M - Male
Lethbridge
The age range with the highest percentage of votes in Lethbridge was the 65+ group. Interestingly, the 18-24 and 25-34 age ra
M - Male
Medicine Hat
The voters aged 65+ in Medicine Hat significantly outpaced the provincial overall statistics, with 33.61% of the voters in Medic
M - Male
Red Deer
In Red Deer, the 55-64 and 65+ age ranges are almost exactly the same, separated by only 0.33%. The 25-34 and 35-44 age ran
M - Male
Summary of Results by Electoral Division

Electoral DivisionCandidatesPolitical Affiliation
Valid Votes Received
Percentage of Votes Polled
Names on List of
Percentage of Voter Turnout
Names on List of
Names on List of

Names on List of
Names on List of
Names on List of
Names on List of
Names on List of
Names on List of


Names on List of

Names on List of
Names on List of

Names on List of
Names on List of
Names on List of
Names on List of
Names on List of Electors
87 Whitecourt-Ste. AnneJohn BosWRP4,99633.0%

Oneil CarlierNDP5,44235.9%
George VanderburgPC 4,72131.1%
15,159100.0%28,34553.8%
Note: Percentage of voter turnout includes rejected and declined ballots, in addition to valid ballots cast, as reflected in the po
Voter turnout is calculated based on the elector count on the post-polling day List of Electors. The lists include the number of
Party Abbreviations:
AFPAlberta First Party

APAlberta Party
CP-ACommunist Party - Alberta
GPAGreen Party of Alberta
INDIndependent (no party affiliation)
LIBAlberta Liberal Party
NDPAlberta New Democratic Party
PCProgressive Conservative Association of Alberta
SCAlberta Social Credit Party
WRPWildrose Party
SECTION TWO
MAPS OF MUNICIPALITIES
CALGARY EDMONTON FORT MCMURRAY GRANDE PRAIRIE LETHBRIDGE MEDICINE HAT

RED DEER SHERWOOD PARK
ST. ALBERT
CITY OF CALGARY BOUNDARY JANUARY 1, 2014
Chestermere- Rocky View
144 AVE NW
Calgary-Foothills
112 AVE NW
Calgary- Northern Hills
144 AVE NE
Calgary-McCall
Calgary- Hawkwood
Calgary-Mackay-Nose
80 AVE NE
Calgary- North West
64 AVE NW Hill
MCKNIGH
64 AVE NE
Calgary-
Calgary- Varsity
Calgary- Klein
16 AVE NW
BNE
Calgary-Cross
16 AVE NE
Chestermere- Rocky View
Bow
12 AVE SW
Calgary-Mountain View
Calgary-
Calgary-East
8 AVE SE
JANUARY
Calgary- Greenway
Calgary-West
Calgary- Currie
AVE SW
Buffalo
26 AVE SE
17 AVE SE
GLENMORE TR SW
Calgary- Elbow
GLENMORE TR
Calgary- Glenmore
ANDERSON RD SW
Calgary- Acadia
24-23-1-W5
13-23-1-W5
Calgary-Fort
560 HWY
Calgary-Lougheed
Calgary-Fish Creek
SOUTH BANK
Calgary-Shaw
130 AVE SE
Calgary- Hays
114 AVE SE
TWP RD 230
SPRUCE MEADOWS TR S
CITY OF CALGARY
BOUNDARY
Calgary-South East
Livingstone-Macleod
210 AVE SW
Highwood
226 AVE SE
Athabasca- Sturgeon- Redwater
Edmonton-Manning
St. Albert
Edmonton-Castle Downs
167 AVE
AVE
Edmonton-Calder
137 AVE
Edmonton- Decore
127 AVE
AVE
Edmonton-Beverly-Clareview
Edmonton- Meadowlark
111 AVE
Edmonton- Glenora
STONY PLAIN RD
Edmonton-
111 AVE
Edmonton- Centre
Edmonton- Highlands- Norwood

O
Edmonton-Gold Bar
Sherwood Park
Edmonton- McClung
Riverview
Edmonton- Strathcona
63 AVE
PARK
Edmonton-Mill Creek
Edmonton- Whitemud
WHITEM
Edmonton- Rutherford
DR
Edmonton-Mill Woods
34 AVE
Strathcona- Sherwood Park
Stony Plain
Edmonton-South West
Edmonton-Ellerslie
Leduc-Beaumont
76 | Maps of Municipalities
FORT McMURRAY
PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL DIVISIONS
AS DEFINED BY THE ELECTORAL DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
FORT McMURRAY-WOOD
BUFFALO
FORT McMURRAY-CONKLIN
FORT69
McMURRAY-WOOD
BUFFALO
FORT McMURRAY-CONKLIN
Grande Prairie-Smoky
68 AVE
Grande Prairie-Wapiti
GRANDE PRAIRIE
LETHBRIDGE
BLVD
2 AVE W
3512
Lethbridge-West
16 AVE S
684
Lethbridge-East
TWP RD 82B
MEDICINE HAT
1Medicine
Hat
41A
Cypress-Medicine
Hat1
22A
RED DEER
E
11A
SE 35-38-28-4
Red Deer-North
SW 36-38-27-4
NW 25-38-27-4
S1/2 25-38-28-4
67 ST
55 ST
SE 24-38-27-4
NE 13-38-27-4
59650 ST
2A
CRONQUIST DR
39 ST
TWP RD 382
Red Deer-South
S1/2 33-37-27-4
2A
N1/2 27-37-27-4
Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville
SHERWOOD PARK
monton21
1616
RK BOUNDARY
Sherwood
Park
16A HWY
92 AVE
Strathcona-Sherwood21
Park
ST. ALBERT
VILLENEUVE RD
79RD
Spruce Grove- St. Albert
St. Albert
BIG LAKE
137 AVE
SECTION THREE
STATEMENT OF OFFICIAL RESULTS
The following poll-by-poll results have been taken directly from the Statements of Official Results completed by returning offic
The maps shown are those described by the Electoral Divisions Act. The polling subdivision numbers refer to geographical area
Poll-by-poll results include the number of valid ballots cast for each candidate, along with the number of spoiled, declined and
* Valid ballots are those that are clearly marked for one candidate in accordance with section 111 of the Election Act;
* Rejected ballots are those not counted because the elector 's intent was unclear, no candidates or more than one candidate
* A spoiled ballot is one that was marked incorrectly by an elector, who then obtained a replacement ballot from the deputy r
* A declined ballot is one that was returned by an elector, who chose not to vote for any candidate listed on the ballot. Declin
Poll-by-poll results display the number of eligible electors, including all electors who were on the March 2015 List of Electors, t
96h
PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL DIVISION OF

1 DUNVEGAN-CENTRAL PEACE- NOTLEY
KM
02040
Manning
Notikewin
North
Star
852
Cleardale
Worsley
Clear4
Hills
No. 152C
7305
Dixonville
Deadwood
78
Hines Creek
Cardinal
Lake12
TO
685 1116
Peace River
St.
Isidore
81681
64A
TO 27
Bluesky
Brownvale Whitelaw Duncans

No. 151A
Grimshaw
Berwyn
Marie Reine
Poplar Ridge
72732
Fairview309
2829
e
Jean
Cote
683 Nampa
Reno
7819
TO 33
3534
Tangent
Spirit River
Rycroft
Wanham
Eaglesham
41 42
AND
Kimiwan
77 18
Falher45
Watino Girouxville
Lake
73136
4043
Donnelly
4546
Woking
Peoria
TOMcLennan
44Winagami
Demmitt
Valhalla Centre
La Glace
Teepee
Guy
2A
Lake
Horse Lakes No. 152B
Goodfare
Hythe
Bear Lake
Sexsmith
Creek
72 12 11 1098
Clairmont
49747
Beaverlodge
667 Huallen
Dimsdale
Grande
Prairie
Bez4a3nson
Debolt
26 25 24
23 22 21 20 19
Wembley
Snipe Lake
Statement of Official Results | 87
BERWYN
108 AVE
TWP RD 815B
FAIRVIEW
105 AVE
105 AVE
TOWN BOUNDARY AS OF JAN 1, 2014
SPIRIT RIVER
TWP RD 784
FALHER
Summary Of Results By Poll - Dunvegan-Central Peace-Notley

RHONDA
KELLY
MARGARET
Voter
Poll
Names
on List
CLARKE-GAUTHIER
PC
HUDSON
WRP
MCCUAIG-BOYD
NDP
VS
R D
Turnout
0
51.7
V = Valid BallotsS = Spoiled BallotsD = Declined BallotsR = Rejected Ballots
Summary Of Results By Poll - Dunvegan-Central Peace-Notley
RHONDA
KELLY
MARGARET
Voter
Names
on List
CLARKE-GAUTHIER
PC
HUDSON
WRP
MCCUAIG-BOYD
NDP
V
S
D
R
Turnout
32.8
38.4
Paddle Prairie
La Crete
1 Tall Cree No. 173A

Tall Cree No. 173
Wadlin Lake

2 LESSER SLAVE LAKE
KM
02550
Namur
Woodland
Bison Lake
Woodland
Loon Prairie No. 237
Loon Lake No. 235

Red Earth
889
Peerless
Lake88
Vandersteene
Legend Lake
Lake
Cree No. 227

Cree No. Cadotte
6Loon
Creek
Lake
Graham
Lake
Cadotte
Little
5 Buffalo
Lake7
Lake
Peace River
St.
Isidore
Lake
Lubicon Lake
Swampy Lake No. 236

Muskwa
Tepee
85 Lake11
North
House River Indian Cemetery No. 178
Nampa
Reno William
McKenzie
Gift Lake
Utikoomak Lake No. 155B
Lake
Wabasca Lake
8113 14
No. 151K
Peavine
Utikoomak17
Lake
80 Wabasca15
Desmarais South
19No. 155
Utikuma Lake
Wabasca Lake
Sandy
Lake12
Falher
Kimiwan Lake
Nipisi Lake
75478
Sandy Lake
Pelican Lake
McLennan Winagami21
Lake 2077
Guy
18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 87
6 5 432
1 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20
2AHigh
TO
Enilda
Grouard
Kapawe'no First Nation
22 No. 231 (Grouard 231)
Marten
Beach
Lesser
Rock Island La ke
McMillan
Prairie 30
Joussard
39Canyon Slave
74 45
Orloff
Lake
Sucker Creek No.37

150A 35Drift PileSwan
River No. 150 Faust
Creek Widewater
Lake
Wagner
Slave Lake
Fawcett Lake
Lake
East36
Prairie 34
No. 150ESawridge46
No. 150H72
Calling
Lake
Calling Lake
Wandering
River
Valleyview
Little
Snipe Lake
3841 42TO
4057
Smith
Chisholm
Lawrence Lake
Grassland
Breynat
Plamondo Atmore
Smoky
2 43
Swan Hills
Flatbush
Athabasca
Donatville
Lesser Slave Lake
88SLAVE LAKE

2 LESSER SLAVE LAKE
4748
6 AVE NW
3 AVE NE
6 AVE NE
6 AVE SW
288

HIGH PRAIRIE
48 AVE
WABASCA - DESMARAIS
11 North
Wabasca15
Lake
South Wabasca Lake
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lesser Slave Lake
DARRYL
PEARL
DANIELLE
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lesser Slave Lake
DARRYL
PEARL
DANIELLE
Voter
3 CALGARY- ACADIA
38 AVE SW
42 AVE SE
00.25
KM
0.51
W8
56HERITAGE
5217
5153
HERITAGE DR SE
4940
84 AVE SE
1614
1271
136
4638
LLISO
101152
94 AVE SE 43363534
422
943
4133
24-23-1-W5
13-23-1-W5
635929
30 31
2619
6564
6124
602318
RD SE
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Acadia

NICHOLAS
LINDA
JONATHAN
BRANDY
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Acadia

NICHOLAS
LINDA
JONATHAN
BRANDY
Voter
1A
NWSILVER SPRINGS
TWP RD 250
485254
5153
W
5056
1 AVE
4420
4122
BOWN
2 AVE SW
6335 3436
31 AVE NW
6426114
6533
27PATINA
285
29103

4 CALGARY-BOW
66961
O
6732302
3187
12 AVE SW
00.3
KM
0.61.2
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Bow
Poll
Names on List
DEBORAH DREVER
NDP
MATT GAISER
LIB
TREVOR GROVER
WRP
JONATHON HIMANN
AP
BYRON NELSON
PC
DAVID REID
GPAVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - OLYMPIC VILLAGE5966112521167420700034.7
2 - PROMINENCE HEIGHTS53695633880322500042.0
3 - PATINA59862655698523210239.1
4 - PATTERSON5665084810111022710240.5
5 - PROMINENCE HILL52458927545114500027.7
6 - COACHWAY385657331127614900038.7
9 - COACH BLUFF411529498551018300144.8
10 - COACH HILL522931653865624122046.6
11 - PATTERSON NORTH49264756878221510043.7
12 - PATTERSON HILL44435942489318200041.0
13 - SUNNYSIDE49391951553421300043.2
14 - BOW SOUTH49182240528816520033.6
15 - BOW EAST420801241963921400051.0
17 - BOWNESS SOUTH42180865829619610046.6
18 - BOWNESS NORTH41374831536716110039.0
19 - BOW CRESCENT550951149666923611043.1
20 - RIVER VIEW47386650644920100142.7
21 - PARK VIEW5211071143928920700039.7
22 - BOWNESS CENTRE50984922316814200027.9
23 - BEAUPRE64113513621045827300042.6
24 - BOWCROFT527871155428819310136.8
25 - COULEE BLUFF5776714478103224110041.8
26 - WESTON45772639865919900143.8
27 - WEST SPRINGS46765547344617000036.4
28 - WEST RANCH539756371378721600040.1
29 - WEST POINT5848016627125429420050.3
30 - WEST GROVE4924212588131325400051.6
31 - WENTWORTH44167832670819110043.3
32 - WENTWORTH PARK563101166910141434110060.6
Poll
Names on List
DEBORAH DREVER
NDP
MATT GAISER
LIB
TREVOR GROVER
WRP
JONATHON HIMANN
AP
BYRON NELSON
PC
DAVID REID
GPAVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
33 - WEST PARK4926416553106124500150.0
34 - COUGAR PLATEAU421744281255117410041.3
35 - COUGAR TOWN44277732354317601040.0
36 - COUGARTOWN CENTRE401611035756817700144.4
37 - COUGAR RIDGE EAST58470966491824810142.6
38 - GREENBRIAR45177961240919800144.1
39 - BOWCLIFFE497104449638921001242.9
40 - BOW LAKE45181843641818700041.5
41 - BOW GLEN PARK46969241331915510033.0
42 - BOW GLEN471787715281120020142.7
43 - BOW VIEW WEST3901004371291318400147.4
44 - BELVEDERE44469547148917900140.5
45 - BOWNESS PARK445868604551422711051.2
46 - GREENWOOD44671461537518300041.0
47 - VALLEY WOOD5036116466118725400050.5
48 - VALLEY CREST29635433256913900047.0
49 - VALLEY POINT5479516541185526610148.8
50 - VALLEY HEIGHTS34552521345112700036.8
53 - VALLEY MEADOW37558138383118400049.1
54 - VALLEY GLEN4755815476107924220050.9
55 - VALLEY BROOK494811663463623300047.2
56 - VALLEY PONDS48743339567316001033.1
57 - CRESTMONT RIDGE520541052273119200036.9
58 - CRESTMONT559691451571621600038.6
59 - COUGAR RIDGE36856435488218910051.4
60 - COUGAR RIDGE WEST476811250468722210046.6
61 - COUGAR STONE45360954255818800141.7
62 - COUGAR GARDENS44173554162319800145.1
Poll
Names on List
DEBORAH DREVER
NDP
MATT GAISER
LIB
TREVOR GROVER
WRP
JONATHON HIMANN
AP
BYRON NELSON
PC
DAVID REID
GPAVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
65 - WEXFORD6408714584150231500049.2
66 - WENTWORTH CENTRE49364135111106424900050.5
67 - WENTWORTH MEWS433498439133424600056.8
68 - ADVANCE-CALGARY-BOW18315130151947544000
73 - MOBILE-BOW CENTRE PLACE21916230078010
74 - MOBILE-THE LODGE AT VALLEY RIDGE387190622128002
75 - SPECIAL BALLOT26104412721100354
Total (Regular, Mobile, Special Ballot) Total (Advance)

Total (All Polls) Vote Count (%)
4,8936103,2123974,700384 14,196 28 11 80
7767254062719642,233300
31,9905,6696823,7524595,419448 16,429 31 11 8051.6
34.54.222.82.833.02.7
687071
5152
646667
61 6059
5354
4 AVE SEN
464544
2829
2726
4140
423132
3022
2521
3836
33343518
2019
BAGOT
AVE SW
242316
123415
CAMERON AVE SW5613
A
11V
5 CALGARY-BUFFALO
KM
0 0.125 0.250.5
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Buffalo
Poll
Names on List
KATHLEEN GANLEY
NDP
DAVID KHAN LIB
SABRINA LEE
LEVAC GPA
TERRY ROCK PC
LEAH WAMBOLDT
WRPVS DR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - BAGOT NORTH5256426326161351 0025.7

2 - CAMERON NORTH4947739434141680 0034.0
3 - DEVENISH SOUTH3844839231211410 1037.0
4 - MOUNT ROYAL VILLAGE SOUTH5206363658132030 0039.0
5 - WESTERN CANADA HIGH4686952132131670 0236.1
6 - SALIX411603652581342 0032.6
7 - CLIFF BUNGALOW4966759547161940 0039.1
9 - MISSION WEST5624342289282040 0136.5
10 - MISSION SOUTH5157633268151940 0037.7
11 - MISSION EAST4845454548111720 0035.5
13 - HOLY CROSS5885947439201690 0028.7
14 - LE BEAU63896671265172571 0040.3
15 - STRATFORD TOWERS475603643271391 0029.3
16 - VICTORIA PARK4603741365301760 0138.5
17 - KEYNOTE64570753107332880 0144.8
18 - ALEX WALKER TOWER419422331714991 0023.6
19 - IMMANUEL CHURCH309343112012980 0031.7
20 - RANDAL HOUSE5055427321131182 1023.6
21 - THE CONSERVATORY5536755844161903 0034.4
22 - EVERGREEN4946552450231940 0239.7
23 - MELROSE4625645344151630 0035.3
24 - MOUNT ROYAL VILLAGE6735766293202381 1035.5
25 - DEVENISH4815238238171472 0030.6
26 - GOOD EARTH4147640427151620 0039.1
27 - DORSETT SQUARE5759152534131950 0033.9
29 - ST. STEPHEN'S4267333425201552 0036.4
30 - COZART4837656274232310 0148.0
31 - LOUGHEED HOUSE5687949164272200 0038.7
KATHLEEN
DAVID
SABRINA LEE
TERRY
LEAH
Voter
KATHLEEN
DAVID
SABRINA LEE
TERRY
LEAH
Voter
6 CALGARY-CROSS
00.25
KM
0.51
7170
44 AVE NE
6766
6463
7254
566957
535251
5058
5961
4847
TEMPLE DR NE
2383940
4142434445
32 AVE NE
37363533323130
2526
420
1615
24 AVE NE
524
2221
7N
191817
18 AVE N
16 AVE NE
689
16 AVE NE
1213
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Cross
Poll
Names on List
MANJOT SINGH
GILL LIB
RICK HANSON
PC
KATHERINE LE ROUGETEL
IND
MOIZ MAHMOOD
WRP
PETER MEIC GPA

RICARDO MIRANDA
NDPVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - VISTA WEST568158865481172880 2251.4

2 - VISTA SOUTH2671013018131730 0027.3
5/72 - RUNDLE WEST / HORIZON175621112419630 0036.0
6 - RUNDLE SOUTH WEST28118400201331120 0140.2
7 - RUNDLERIDGE SOUTH239112817525770 0132.6
8 - RUNDLE SOUTH CENTRAL39518513122701561 0039.5
9 - RUNDLE SOUTH44713773154591710 0138.5
10 - RUNDLE SOUTH EAST46022622312541730 0137.8
11 - PINERIDGE WEST45614630277741850 0241.0
12 - PINERIDGE SOUTH WEST57120732315571880 0032.9
13 - PINERIDGE SOUTH EAST500131090426592291 0146.0
14 - PINERIDGE EAST5988911614892540 0042.5
15 - PINERIDGE EAST CENTRAL379727115228800 0021.1
16 - PINERIDGE CENTRAL3668371153791430 0039.1
17 - PINEHILL CENTRAL4688305245461180 0025.2
18 - PINEMILL CENTRAL45922393364401440 0131.6
19 - PINERIDGE WEST CENTRAL50822251102561161 0123.0
20 - RUNDLE EAST BORDER43910485396631711 0039.0
21 - RUNDLE CENTRAL EAST49017541310641672 0134.3
22 - RUNDLE CENTRAL WEST31717552193431390 2044.5
23 - RUNDLEMERE38222480143421290 0234.3
24 - RUNDLE COURTS4755420172501160 0124.6
25 - RUNDLELAWN46211423142371090 0224.0
26 - RUNDLE NORTH WEST CENTRAL2888400163481150 0039.9
27 - RUNDLE NORTH EAST CENTRAL51425772346942381 0046.3
28 - PINEMILL NORTH CENTRAL4418530234371250 0028.3
29 - PINECLIFF CENTRAL4405550274651560 0235.9
30 - PINECLIFF EAST4913521282701560 0031.8
31 - PINECLIFF NORTH4997525222581460 0129.5
Poll
Names on List
MANJOT SINGH
GILL LIB
RICK HANSON
PC
IND
MOIZ MAHMOOD
WRP
PETER MEIC GPA
RICARDO MIRANDA
NDPVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)
33 - PINERIDGE NORTH WEST38710323131541131 0129.5

34 - RUNDLEVIEW49616702332661890 0038.1
35 - RUNDLE NORTH EAST51014881293551900 0438.0
37 - RUNDLESON WEST4536261113831300 0028.7
38 - WHITEHORN SOUTH WEST41120554101491391 0234.3
41 - WHITESTONE EAST53414742201611720 0032.2
42 - TEMPLE SOUTH49511531294601580 0031.9
43 - TEMPLE SIDE CENTRAL52214693464631991 0138.3
45 - TEMPLE SOUTH EAST53134720511732310 0444.3
46 - TEMPLE EAST47014651253821900 0140.6
47 - TEMPLE CENTRAL EAST41422381225641520 0036.7
48 - TEMPLE CENTRAL42012421170851570 0037.4
49 - TEMPLE CENTRAL WEST4506633282771790 0340.4
50 - WHITEHORN EAST42618460153541360 0132.2
51 - WHITEHORN CENTRAL46726773211491770 0037.9
52 - WHITEHORN CENTRAL WEST4177561211541400 0033.6
53 - WHITEFIELD SOUTH2851822012036880 0131.2
54 - WHITEFIELD WEST351650183371050 0230.5
55 - WHITEFIELD NORTH31873208243920 0028.9
57 - WHITEHORN NORTH CENTRAL51827611341772010 0139.0
58 - TEMPLE WEST46612730293631800 0038.6
59 - TEMPLE CENTRAL NORTH WEST4628521256761681 0036.4
60 - TEMPLE CENTRAL NORTH37812351202341040 0127.8
61 - TEMPLE CENTRAL NORTH EAST54123866331572061 0138.3
62 - TEMPLE NORTH EAST49618480274631600 0032.3
63 - TEMPLE NORTH50414913323682110 0041.9
Poll
Names on List
MANJOT SINGH
GILL LIB
RICK HANSON
PC
IND
MOIZ MAHMOOD
WRP
PETER MEIC GPA
RICARDO MIRANDA
NDPVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)
65 - TEMPLEMONT WEST53914622212521530 0028.4

66 - WHITEHORN NORTH EAST5271324116037910 0017.3
67 - WHITEHILL45422460272591560 0134.6
68 - WHITEHILL WEST41310391206761521 0137.0
69 - WHITEHAVEN EAST39522441170261101 0228.4
70 - WHITEHAVEN WEST47220450231581470 0031.1
71 - WHITEHORN NORTH WEST47521572260391450 0030.5
73 - ADVANCE-CALGARY-CROSS5715077461134070 02
77 - MOBILE-LEGACY ESTATES / GILCHREST MANOR13516173241140 03
78 - MOBILE-WHITEHORN VILLAGE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY8552201231090 02
79 - MOBILE-PETER LOUGHEED CENTRE13357236391231 03
80 - SPECIAL BALLOT244123029990 00

1,0283,9741281,7942174,186 11,327 17 7 65
16652715266194161,4092 07
31,5351,1944,5011432,0602364,602 12,736 19 7 7240.6
9.435.31.116.21.936.1
1A
NPROVINCIAL ELECTORAL
DIVISION OF
7 CALGARY-
1CURRIE
00.275
KM
0.551.1
3034
272823
8 AVE SW
403945
4346
2610SW
212247
2524
BOW TR SW
1842
4452
5149
17 AVE SW 56
15717054
72W
BAGOT
AVE SW
13177374
22 AVE SW
6361
23 AVE SW58
1416
VE SW 78
7775
646260
26 AVE SW
1211108
57
46
35 AVE SW
31
28 AVE SW 82
7980
8183
AVE SW
26 AVE SW 59
CURRIE
2BARRACKS
G84
GLENMORE TR SW8
Tsuu T'ina Nation No. 145
112 | Statement of Official Results
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Currie
Poll
Names on List
NELSON BERLIN GPA
CHRISTINE CUSANELLI
PC
TERRY DEVRIES
WRP
BRIAN MALKINSON
NDP
TONY NORMAN
AP
SHELLEY WARK-MARTYN
LIBVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - REGENT GARDENS447535347112121690 0138.0

2 - RICHMOND MEADOWS483240247010161620 0033.5
3 - GLENBROOK ESTATES382425325914141480 1039.0
5 - GLENPATRICK411763787312152481 0160.6
6 - SHERWOOD ACRES412540515815141830 0044.4
7 - GLENBROOK E44384349857142061 0046.5
8 - GLENPARK3453202574481340 1039.1
9 - GLENBROOK CENTRE509335398812151922 0037.7
10 - GRAHAM466461101931062751 0159.2
11 - GLENMEADOW GARDENS43814956425111642 0037.4
12 - WESTWINDS49423423702101410 0028.5
13 - GLENSIDE51646851847212350 0045.5
14 - GEORGIA475469689715232760 0058.1
15 - GLENDALE COURT494563707212212432 0049.2
17 - GLENDALE E4131368366413172110 0051.1
18 - WESTBROOK3587194262361390 0038.8
19 - ROSSCARROCK S41122237554131330 0032.4
20 - ROSSCARROCK W4094335471771760 1043.3
21 - ROSSCARROCK CENTRE44994038588171700 0037.9
22 - ROSSCARROCK E410312145487981 0023.9
23 - ROSSDALE4423303866581500 0234.4
25 - WASKATENAU36655353630111850 0150.8
26 - WAKEFIELD484375929012172891 1059.9
27 - WINSTON465480708611132640 0257.2
28 - WESTGATE E3623554565991861 0151.7
29 - WAVERLEY3765334378561700 0145.5
30 - WORCESTER36544140785161840 0150.7
31 - EDWORTHY41029549908122560 0062.4
Poll
Names on List
NELSON BERLIN GPA
CHRISTINE CUSANELLI
PC
TERRY DEVRIES
WRP
BRIAN MALKINSON
NDP
TONY NORMAN
AP
SHELLEY WARK-MARTYN
LIBVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)
33 - WILDWOOD E44447858889232600 0058.6

34 - WILDWOOD420158578810222364 0156.4
35 - WILDWOOD S41414538925181990 0048.1
36 - SPRUCE BANK45566045719132040 0245.3
37 - CEDAR609116850879192440 0340.6
38 - COPPERWOOD38515532593151650 0042.9
39 - SPRUCE RIDGE5643282291691590 0128.4
40 - TAMARAC54646037742111880 0034.4
41 - WESTGATE PARK47804623485131350 1128.7
42 - SHAGANAPPI W484240385212101540 0031.8
45 - PUMPHOUSE4384181258671050 0024.0
46 - SUNALTA N38502612754141311 0034.0
47 - SUNALTA NE449425147610151440 0032.1
49 - SUNALTA W4306141991491430 0133.5
50 - CHANCELLOR465750241038192110 0145.6
51 - SHARON33335030724211801 0154.4
52 - SCARBORO46147465527322341 0050.8
53 - KNOB HILL W450138347912151790 0140.0
54 - KNOB HILL E517944209514192012 0038.9
55 - BANKVIEW NW4524141079791230 0027.2
57 - BANKVIEW E480523159911121650 0034.4
58 - BANKVIEW CENTRE E596742197612171732 0529.9
59 - BANKVIEW SE40112510731091280 0031.9
61 - BUCKMASTER45921613749111250 0127.5
62 - BANKVIEW S378422137420121450 0138.6
63 - BANKVIEW SW379723246710121430 0037.7
Poll
Names on List
NELSON BERLIN GPA

CHRISTINE CUSANELLI
PC
TERRY DEVRIES
WRP
BRIAN MALKINSON
NDP
TONY NORMAN
AP
SHELLEY WARK-MARTYN
LIBVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)
65 - RICHMOND527554458419132201 0141.9
66 - RICHMOND CENTRE505484348218232450 0048.5
67 - RICHMOND S512659311997182301 0044.9
68 - CASEL39573917738171610 0241.3
69 - GLENGARY COURT45053943698161803 0140.2
70 - KILLARNEY N31223412464131110 0035.6
71 - KILLARNEY GARDENS535351346810131790 0033.5
72 - VERIDIAN46813930687121570 0133.8
73 - KILLARNEY CENTRE W549367458210222290 0041.7
74 - KILLARNEY CENTRE NE47445135959192130 0044.9
75 - KILLARNEY CENTRE E463153378313202071 0144.9
76 - KILLARNEY E485247448713142070 0042.7
77 - KILLARNEY CENTRE S406353246713111710 0042.1
78 - KILLARNEY CENTRE SW455447248611141862 0040.9
81 - KILLARNEY GLEN453745229922212160 0047.7
82 - KILLARNEY SE505466297218202091 0041.4
83 - RICHMOND GREEN41723837871281842 0144.4
84 - CFB CURRIE320172214818111712 0053.4
85 - ADVANCE-POLLS 1-281316620631715467630 03
86 - ADVANCE-POLLS 29-571322117737346819111 02
87 - ADVANCE-POLLS 58-841321118140760719432 15
88 - MOBILE-CAREWEST SARCEE / EXTENDICARE CEDARS VILLA1392222114990 08
89 - MOBILE-SHALEM MANOR141331310890 00
90 - SPECIAL BALLOT22638497121341 027

3343,9793,2056,2908851,243 15,936 45 6 72
395985641,0971211982,6173 1 10
37,3423734,5773,7697,3871,0061,441 18,553 48 7 8249.9
2.024.720.339.85.47.8
116 AVE NE
6769
116 AVE NE
858687
9392
6670
646362
12 AVE NE
718483
9594
82818889
7990
5960
MARLBOROUGH DR NE
7273
8078
7475
555177
54535250 49
5848
257
MEMORIAL DR E
242526
154 AVE SE
2023
4645
444342
131417
192122
8 AVE SE
37383940
1011123534
93632
8728
65
1A
2931
1A 30

8 CALGARY-EAST
12
26 AVE SE
00.25
KM
0.51
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-East
NASER
MOE
BONNIE
ROBYN
ALI
Voter
NASER
MOE
BONNIE
ROBYN
ALI
Voter
Poll
Names on List
NASER AL-KUKHUN
LIB
MOE AMERY
PC
BONNIE DEVINE CP-A
ROBYN LUFF NDP
ALI WAISSI
WRPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
68 - MAYLAND HTS 16 AVE S CENTRAL3684412872816211044.3

69 - MAYLAND HTS 16 AVE N3778220512210300027.3
70 - MARLBOROUGH 16 AVE NW4286260683413400131.5
71 - MARLBOROUGH N CENTRAL419729150129900123.9
72 - MARLBOROUGH S CENTRAL4605442634415800034.3
73 - MARLBOROUGH S E3227442543314000043.5
74 - MARYVALE W3491431384713002037.8
75 - MAIDSTONE4467610515517420039.0
76 - 4 AVE NE2414252432810200142.7
77 - MARLBOROUGH PARK 8 AVE SE4098471444014000034.2
78 - MARLBOROUGH PARK 8 AVE S3213270563512120138.0
80 - MARLBOROUGH PARK W240329330259011037.9
81 - MARLBOROUGH PARK NW282625236289700134.8
82 - MARLBOROUGH DRIVE NE3617311723314400140.2
83 - MARLBOROUGH N3798331605415600141.4
84 - MARLBOROUGH DR N CENTRAL3829451494715100039.5
85 - MARLBOROUGH 16 AVE NE40710372572913500033.2
86 - MARLBOROUGH NE3591621442513320337.9
87 - MARLBOROUGH E45510692662717400038.2
88 - MADEIRA W210227028238000038.1
89 - MADEIRA E3038443302611110036.6
90 - MARLBOROUGH PARK 8 AVE N2425460322210520043.4
92 - MARLBOROUGH PARK NE3498442593214500041.5
93 - MARLBOROUGH PARK N246137226269200037.4
94 - MANORA4599483784918740040.7
95 - MARLBOROUGH PARK N W3957283573012500131.9
96 - ADVANCE-CALGARY-EAST331864224105552408
NASER
MOE
BONNIE
ROBYN
ALI
Voter

9 CALGARY-ELBOW
BAGOT
AVE SW
CAMERON AVE SW
I
2 ROYAL
E11
26 AVE SW
431
1012
00.25
KM
0.51
AVE SW
5789
1832 AVE SW15

34 AVE SW16
30 AVE SW
1429
212223
37 AVE SW
2628
4344
3938
4546
CURRIE BARRACKS
3635
3338 AVE SW
2527
40 AVE SW
6059
46 AVE SW
5857
5654
48 AVE SW49
5051
47 AV
8GLENMORE TR SW
CITY OF CALGARY BOUNDARY
50 AVE SW
6265
50 AVE SW
7172
7473
58 AVE SW
76MU RD
MORE TR SW
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Elbow
Poll
Names on List
MEGAN BROWN WRP
GREG CLARK
AP
GORDON DIRKS
PC
LARRY R. HEATHER
SC
JOHN ROGGEVEEN
LIB
CATHERINE WELBURN
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - MOUNT ROYAL ESTATE4862083930134425310052.1

2 - LOWER MOUNT ROYAL30923820083910700034.6
3 - MOUNT ROYAL STATION4291292880113523800055.5
5 - SOUTH CALGARY NW5101512658073624200047.5
6 - SOUTH CALGARY463149455073820810145.1
9 - SOUTH MOUNT ROYAL45112104112061825220055.9
10 - UPPER MOUNT ROYAL4791791109211423401049.1
13 - ROXBORO PARK3961092115031523500259.8
14 - RIDEAU PARK47427113113072428400059.9
17 - SOUTH CALGARY E4671910553194723401250.7
18 - SOUTH CALGARY WEST5302412266054025710048.5
19 - MARDA LOOP44387046096619900245.4
20 - RICHMOND PARK W5032513362165127840155.5
21 - GARRISON WOODS N466155969021516001034.5
22 - MARDA LOOP EAST472711041054520802144.7
23 - ALTADORE NORTH4741810462093923200048.9
25 - ELBOW PARK W4701811912601927310058.1
26 - ELBOW PARK47013159121071831800167.9
27 - ELBOW PARK E420713910301825810061.4
29 - ERLTON S5131476410136020400240.2
30 - STANLEY PARK455910557093621600047.5
31 - ELBOYA N4241412898002126100061.6
32 - RIVERDALE435810315401827400063.0
Poll
Names on List
MEGAN BROWN WRP
GREG CLARK
AP
GORDON DIRKS
PC
LARRY R. HEATHER
SC
JOHN ROGGEVEEN
LIB
CATHERINE WELBURN
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)

33 - ALTADORE E53122125102173929640055.7
34 - ALTADORE5911715099053330400051.4
35 - GARRISON WOODS E513915695252629300057.1
37 - RUTLAND PARK52141111500117328610255.3
38 - RUTLAND PARK W525408456128727000051.4
39 - GLOUCESTER4952710760055525400051.3
41 - GLAMORGAN486249042195321910045.1
42 - GLAMORGAN NW373152825133510711029.0
43 - GLAMORGAN W468285641195018510039.5
44 - GLAMORGAN E4263010136165823200254.9
45 - GRAFTON PARK4853615974333130600063.1
46 - RUTLAND PARK S450193221084612600028.0
47 - FLANDERS428913450033222800053.3
48 - ALTADORE S53118112102063627400352.2
49 - ALTADORE SE579161471270113533600158.2
50 - BRITANNIA49423127127082130603062.6
51 - STANLEY PARK S352183931054113410038.1
52 - ELBOYA S4401213968042825100157.3
53 - ALTADORE SW5371612395083427600051.4
54 - GARRISON WOODS S4801712146153322300146.7
55 - MOUNT ROYAL UNIVERSITY64210501173500054.7
57 - GREENWOOD455256235144617300438.9
58 - GLAMORGAN SE460339856263422900049.8
61 - RICHARD384194533043613700035.7
62 - RICHARD E458224032174614800032.3
63 - LINCOLN PARK W593185393033320000033.7
Poll
Names on List
MEGAN BROWN WRP
GREG CLARK
AP
GORDON DIRKS
PC
LARRY R. HEATHER
SC
JOHN ROGGEVEEN
LIB
CATHERINE WELBURN
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
65 - LINCOLN PARK4972413063284527201054.9
66 - LINCOLN PARK E5212312365295828000153.9
67 - RESERVOIR N4532311052193022510149.9
68 - WINDSOR PARK N49928106641144826100152.5
69 - WINDSOR PARK E377246644364318650149.6
70 - WINDSOR PARK5262798540105824720047.0
71 - WINDSOR PARK S502265347297421110142.2
73 - CHINOOK W368191644043011300131.0
74 - BELAIRE4741681145171026001055.1
75 - MEADOWLARK PARK5223310378153725700049.2
76 - MAYFAIR4902090128272727400156.1
77 - ADVANCE-POLLS 1-2541445265010105866000
78 - ADVANCE-POLLS 26-5045472237118117890100
79 - ADVANCE-POLLS 51-7674421211623136871101
80 - MOBILE-112045133823212031
81 - MOBILE-212125211217106101
82 - MOBILE-31315642225121411
83 - MOBILE-41715601111105004
84 - MOBILE-52877111458100
85 - SPECIAL BALLOT2190560737211000

1,6267,3695,541605142,898 18,008 41 15 42
1601,3387137513582,627201
34,6811,7868,7076,254675653,256 20,635 43 15 4359.7
8.742.230.30.32.715.8
ANDERSON RD SW
8919
1CANTE
1720
RD SE56
2710
1822
SE33
5611
LAKE BONIVISTA
3155
3457
29305358
312
5961
1326
LAKE28
5152
FISH CREEK
14BONAVENTURE
AD
5049
373648
JAMES MCKEVITT RD SW
38464765
39454366
4067
RR

10 CALGARY-FISH CREEK
LAKE
MIDNAPORE42
00.25
KM
0.51
LAKE SUNDANCE
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Fish Creek
RICHARD
BLAINE
JILL
MARTIN
ALLISON
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Fish Creek
RICHARD
BLAINE
JILL
MARTIN
ALLISON
Voter

11 CALGARY-FOOTHILLS
KM
00.512
144 AVE NW
144 AVE NW
71 72
797776
787475
SYMO
6668
6567
6462
6361
555758
WEST NOSE CREEK

112 AVE NW
112 AVE
R NW
524035
5449
H
51N
41 39 38
4227O
303433
2932
4745
COUNTRY
44 4326
18 19
1722
2325
910
1514
ILL7
1113
612
1A4
NOSE HILL PARK
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Foothills
Poll
Names on List
KEELAN FREY WRP
JANET KEEPING
GPA
JIM PRENTICE
PC
ANNE WILSON
NDP
ALI BIN ZAHID

LIBVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - EDGEHILL43332876761420632048.0
2 - EDGEDALE43429537751716300037.6
3 - EDGEMONT ESTATES4712988781721200045.0
5 - EDELWEISS532325128781025300047.6
6 - EDENSTONE50929108750918502036.7
7 - EDGEWOOD4442544567915001034.0
9 - EDGEBYNE4414485669518200041.3
10 - EDGEVIEW442264123571622600051.1
11 - EDFORTH531535118891327800052.4
12 - EDCATH489424107672024000049.1
13 - EDENWOLD5261544575814700128.1
14 - EDGEBROOK53827488472619200035.7
17 - EDGEVALLEY LANDING41934093301817500242.2
18 - EDGEBURN50128357523017000033.9
21 - EDGERIDGE TERRACE48918477491015801032.5
22 - EDGEVALLEY MEWS4253937550517200040.5
23 - EDGEBROOK COVE45433356571616500036.3
24 - EDGEBROOK CLOSE4002757246715700139.5
25 - EDGEBROOK PARK47125667451515810033.5
26 - EDGERIDGE VIEW50019286551717900035.8
27 - HIDDENCLOSE36341548641217000347.7
28 - HIDDENMEWS3773725060815700041.6
29 - HIDDEN COVE4053427849416700041.2
30 - HIDDENVALLEY LANDING50742286831022310044.0
31 - HIDDENVALLEY VALE5344438179821500040.3
32 - HIDDENVALLEY PLACE45941459771119200041.8
Poll
Names on List
KEELAN FREY WRP
JANET KEEPING
GPA
JIM PRENTICE
PC
ANNE WILSON
NDP
ALI BIN ZAHID

LIBVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
33 - HIDDENVALLEY MANOR4503755578618100240.7
34 - HIDDENVALLEY GROVE45357576601321100046.6
35 - HIDDENVALLEY VILLAS4224224869716802140.5
37 - HIDDENRANCH CRES535675831061627700051.8
38 - HIDDENRANCH PLACE4635956388822300048.2
39 - HIDDENRANCH ROAD47552253961221511045.5
40 - HIDDENHILLS PLACE448391135871518700142.0
41 - HIDDENHILLS ROAD41432352681216700140.6
42 - HAMPSTEAD TERRACE545224100381417800032.7
43 - HAMPSTEAD ROAD57523483551417900031.1
44 - HAMPSTEAD WAY5202329044916800032.3
45 - HAMPSTEAD CIRCLE635252100512119910131.5
46 - HAMPSTEAD COURT53631779791320900139.2
47 - HAMPSHIRE GROVE3932877350616400041.7
48 - HAMPTON MEWS591462116771225300143.0
49 - HAMPTON CLOSE51921210932917300033.3
50 - HAMPTON TERRACE48624211539718700038.5
51 - HAMPTON LINK3991816736712900032.3
53 - HAMPTON WAY548163127311419100235.2
54 - CITADEL3033436333413710045.2
55 - SHERWOOD MEADOW63146662783022200035.2
57 - SHERWOOD RISE4231624644010800326.2
58 - KINCORA MANOR543524102741324520045.1
61 - KINCORA POINT46033567682319600042.6
62 - KINCORA GARDEN43023374551116600138.8
63 - SHERWOOD COMMON3731643327129200024.7
64/65 - SHERWOOD ROAD / SHERWOOD SQUARE157903822249320059.2
KEELAN
JANET
JIM
ANNE
ALI BIN
Voter
6316
8 AVE SE
17 AVE SE
MEMORIAL DR NE/S
8 AVE SE
7775
RAIL
7471
59 5857
1566
73725456
6768
535251
MORE TR SE
GLENMORE TR SE
6560
6462
474849
26 AVE SE
46434241
454440
633536
1632
34 33
3738 39
30 2928 27
18 19
2123 2426
PEIGAN TR SE2225
1412
66 AVE SE

12 CALGARY-FORT
HERITAGE DR SE
811
910
AS DEFINED BY THE ELECTORAL43

DIVISIONS ACT, 20102
RE TR SE
GLENMORE TR SE
00.425
KM
0.851.7
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Fort
SAID
JOE
VIC
JEEVAN
ANDY BAO
Voter
SAID
JOE
VIC
JEEVAN
ANDY BAO
Voter
SAID
JOE
VIC
JEEVAN
ANDY BAO
Voter
GLENMORE TR SW
778180
78AVE
7679
66 AVE SW
7370
7569
4068
W 65 68
66 AVE SW
6763
GLENMORE RESERVOIR
AVE SW
5960
5861
90 AVE SW
4146
5756
875554
5253
484950
393837
36353431
2324262829
2527
2220
1817
1916
11121314

13 CALGARY-GLENMORE
8DR SW
765
SON RD SW
BRAESIDE DR SW
431
SW
00.3
KM
0.61.2
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Glenmore
Poll
Names on List
LINDA JOHNSON
PC
ANAM KAZIM NDP
CHRIS KEMP-JACKSON
WRP
TERRY
LO AP
DAVE WADDINGTON
LIBVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - BRAESIDE SOUTH EAST3805668471171892 0049.7

2 - BRAESIDE SOUTH4305384336161921 0144.9
3 - BRACEWOOD WAY411566362251880 0146.0
5 - CEDARGROVE ROAD4924285557132020 0041.1
6 - CEDARBRAE SOUTH5254610163692250 0343.4
7 - CEDARDALE SOUTH4523371443131640 0236.7
8 - CEDARDALE WEST4674875639112060 0044.1
9 - CEDARBRAE CENTRE4453185475131810 0040.7
10 - CEDARBROOK523626252681900 0336.9
11 - CEDARBRAE EAST3844440324121321 0335.2
13 - BROOKPARK CENTRE4657471645302440 0252.9
14 - BRAESIDE CENTRE41275725511122251 0054.6
15 - BRAESIDE EAST44564707112152320 0052.1
16 - BRAESIDE NORTH42245693713131770 0041.9
17 - BROOKPARK NORTH4484769323111621 0136.4
18 - BROOKPARK WEST5026976739122390 0047.6
19 - CEDARBRAE NORTH EAST4414258577121760 0140.1
20 - CEDARBRAE NORTH441616559471961 0345.1
21 - CEDARBRAE WEST38666506710162090 0154.4
22 - CEDARILLE44941697810102080 0146.5
23 - OAKWOOD DRIVE434601054411142340 0053.9
25 - OAKTREE LANE425416835431510 0236.0
26 - OAKMOOR DRIVE4725771317181840 0139.2
27 - PALISBRIAR PARK455663044861542 0033.8
29 - SPRINGWOOD3906854455171890 0048.5
30 - HAVENHURST4075263406161770 1043.7
33 - HAYSBORO SOUTH51983967910132810 0254.5

LINDA
ANAM
CHRIS
TERRY
DAVE
Voter
LINDA
ANAM
CHRIS
TERRY
DAVE
Voter
6966
70 6867
TARADALE
61 LAKE63
5957
56 55

14 CALGARY-GREENWAY
505354
494847
4446
CORAL
00.4
KM
0.81.6
SPRINGS41
42 LAKE
MCKNIGHT BLVD NE
MCKNIGHT BLVD NE
393738
3132 AVE NE
16 AVE NE
2425
16 AVE NE1
222019
1617
8 AVE NE
A10
12111
562
ELLISTON 43
LAKE
17 AVE SE1A
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Greenway
MANMEET
DON
DEVINDER
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Greenway

Names
MANMEET BHULLAR
DON MONROE
DEVINDER
TOOR
Voter Turnout
Poll
on List
PCNDP
WRPVSDR
(%)
47 - CORAL REEF MANOR54670563215800129.1
48 - CORAL SPRINGS CIRCLE45949523013101028.8
49 - TARADALE SOUTH45235603012500328.3
51 - TARARIDGE SOUTH3322936279200027.7
52 - TARINGTON WEST3753445199800026.1
53 - TARINGTON CENTRE45338663914300031.6
55 - TARAVISTA E42854753716600239.3
56 - TARAVISTA W53251793016010130.3
57 - TARALEA E48972683617600036.0
59 - TARALEA N52467552114300027.3
60 - TARACOVE W43545473212400128.7
61 - TARACOVE E64687663218500329.1
63 - TARALAKE W47378444216400134.9
64 - TARALAKE E48971264614300129.4
65 - TARALAKE N67560923318500227.7
67 - TARAWOOD W43935654014011032.1
68 - SADDLETOWN CIRCLE E42829782513211031.1
69 - ADVANCE-CALGARY GREENWAY2229464380200
36.2
21.1
727977
7069
7378
7576
6061
5856
6774
626365
4364
5445
594246
4950
ARBOUR LAKE
5253
4140
34 3538
3637
3332
473130
24262728
1729
1A23
2221
1519
13121120
1410
7N9
64
SILVER SPRINGS
32

15 CALGARY-HAWKWOOD
00.25
KM
0.51
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Hawkwood

BETH
MICHAEL
POLLY
JASON
HARBAKSH SINGH
JAE
LEN
Voter
Poll
Names on List
BARBERREE
AP
CONNOLLY
NDP
KNOWLTON COCKETT
GPA
LUAN PC
SEKHON
LIB
SHIM WRP
SKOWRONSKI
SCVSDR
Turnout (%)
1 - SILVERVIEW44226107875857128200063.8
2 - SILVERDALE45611104873674227810061.0
3 - SILVER RIDGE4131110415671044125221061.3
4 - SILVER MEAD47410103770667326600056.1
5 - SILVER HILL441101161569858127700163.0
6 - SILVER VALLEY4083829761054123500057.6
7 - SILVER SPRINGS RD W401689948737119700049.1
8 - SILVER RIDGE S438247813771340324800056.6
9 - SILVER BROOK4451596460850323601153.5
10 - SILVER SPRINGS RD E38318839511354122900059.8
11 - SILVERSTONE42923952831060027300063.6
12 - SILVER RIDGE N4218106888959328101067.0
13 - SILVERTHORN356578638644017700049.7
14 - SILVER CREEK418689572956023700056.7
15 - SILVERGROVE S41877910591038220501149.5
16 - SILVERGROVE N47312100289860427501058.4
17 - RANCHLANDS WAY3591251330541014210039.6
18 - RANCH GLEN328453327530012200037.2
19 - RANCHVIEW SW429881634960019800146.4
20 - RANCHVIEW SE306963327633014100046.1
21 - RANCHVIEW NW4251087940635419100145.2
22 - RANCHVIEW NE47010777391640018900040.2
23 - RANCHERO S446689543840019100042.8
25 - RANGE390572438738016401042.3
26 - RANCHRIDGE W436387649943219900145.9
27 - RANCHRIDGE E374971254646018800150.5
28 - RANCH ESTATES W393879466546221000053.4
29 - RANCH ESTATES E347127111511040019500056.2
30 - HAWKCLIFF4781093748946121400145.0
31 - HAWKLEY VALLEY4271375780759124210156.9

BETH
MICHAEL
POLLY
JASON
HARBAKSH SINGH
JAE
LEN
Voter
Poll
Names on List
BARBERREE
AP
CONNOLLY
NDP
KNOWLTON COCKETT
GPA
LUAN PC
SEKHON
LIB
SHIM WRP
SKOWRONSKI
SCVSDR
Turnout (%)
33 - HAWKWOOD4201767475453222211153.3
34 - HAWKFIELD4288772731239021110149.5
35 - HAWKDALE302637364441215702052.6
36 - HAWKSIDE POINT211339150421011800055.9
37 - HAWKVIEW MANOR49412731971050124400049.4
38 - HAWKHILL48026548691058022500046.9
39 - HAWKFORD4977643102445222700145.9
40 - HAWKSTONE4831173392753124011049.9
41 - HAWKBURY4701575491855425200053.6
42 - HAWKVILLE3991373265334119100047.9
43 - HAWKLAND4911071188342321800044.4
45 - HAWKTREE W428959566631017600041.1
46 - HAWKTREE E5178105971853025410049.1
47 - CROWFOOT CIRCLE371775561456020810256.6
48 - WATERGROVE387756292579024110062.3
49 - ARBOUR MEADOWS473772647933117500037.0
50 - ARBOUR GROVE APTS285233342324010700037.5
51 - ARBOUR LAKE APTS373455558831116200043.4
52 - ARBOUR WOOD415965673440119810248.2
53 - ARBOUR LAKE ESTATES5358712108936023410043.7
54 - ARBOUR SUMMIT46013652105634122600049.1
55 - ARBOUR GLEN4835694102739523110148.0
56 - ARBOUR VISTA508127031261174029600058.3
57 - ARBOUR CREST S53717972731156025610047.7
58 - ARBOUR STONE E52451134491050223320044.5
59 - ARBOUR STONE W4495797621428019510043.4
61 - ARBOUR BUTTE5127921189859026600052.0
62 - ARBOUR RIDGE W4755793801056023300049.1
63 - ARBOUR RIDGE E52611911662054024300046.2
64 - CITADEL HILLS E354661052948017600250.3

BETH
MICHAEL
POLLY
JASON
HARBAKSH SINGH
JAE
LEN
Voter
Poll
Names on List
BARBERREE
AP
CONNOLLY
NDP
KNOWLTON COCKETT
GPA
LUAN PC
SEKHON
LIB
SHIM WRP
SKOWRONSKI
SCVSDR
Turnout (%)
65 - CITADEL GARDENS368639173648117450147.6
66 - CITADEL HILLS W3406541561223015200044.7
67 - CITADEL LANE39913711521039018602047.1
69 - CITADEL ESTATES429764171329017500040.8
70 - CITADEL FOREST3741173326732015210140.9
71 - CITADEL ACRES4039106152228220010049.6
72 - CITADEL MEADOW POINT401581636632016600041.4
73 - CITADEL RIDGE4766930551068023200148.9
74 - CITADEL MANOR43515722681752022650052.0
75 - CITADEL COURT43617785681149122910052.5
76 - CITADEL CIRCLE4361073249853319810045.4
77 - CITADEL MEADOW524111073741551026100049.8
78 - CITADEL CREST36712644561052119910054.2
79 - CITADEL MEADOW BAY3924703571447019500049.7
80 - ADVANCE-CALGARY-HAWKWOOD2426020181161394644107
85 - MOBILE-ARBOUR LAKE RETIREMENT RESIDENCE314338513076001
86 - SPECIAL BALLOT1455352350117800 23

7926,123389 5,240653 3,67075 16,942 35 12 46

1331,32066 1,13883778153,533 1119
33,5239257,443455 6,378736 4,44890 20,475 46 13 5561.3
4.536.42.231.23.621.70.4
80 AVE SE
CARBURN LAGOON
24-23-1-W5
13-23-1-W5
WESTERN IRRIGATION DISTR

16 CALGARY-HAYS
KM
6968
00.3
0.61.2
6367
264
106 AVE SE
6057
5958
53 54
126 AVE
4849
130 AVE SE
4746
453642
4443 2
3435
3332
3839
2628
MCKENZIE TOWNE LAKE

MCKENZIE TOWNE
LAKE SUNDANCE
1012
MCKENZIE LAKE
21 ES
65
LAKE
162
31
22X
SIKOME LAKE
92/22X
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Hays
Poll
Names on List
ZACHARY DOYLE
SC
CARLA DRADER
NDP
SHAWN EMRAN
LIB
GRAHAM MACKENZIE
GPA
BOB MAILLOUX
WRP
RIC MCIVER
PCVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - ELGIN MEADOWS29715217039231320 0044.4

2 - ELGIN GREEN2431435118331010 0041.6
3 - ELGIN AVENUE2430484039361270 0052.3
4 - ELGIN TERRACE3982569335351400 0035.2
5 - ELGIN VIEW617310112674682640 0042.8
6 - ELGIN GARDENS48546920351511980 0040.8
7 - MCKERRELL4261805878532250 0153.1
8 - MCKENNA3970646354491760 0144.6
9 - MT. GIBRALTAR490066120881052710 0055.3
10 - MT. NORQUAY53015793851442990 0056.4
11 - MT. SPARROWHAWK500064155811322971 0059.4
13 - MCKERRELL GARDENS4223659146701940 0046.0
14 - ELGIN WAY54317113367732280 0142.2
15 - INVERNESS PARK532061176591613040 0057.1
16 - ELGIN ESTATES3860399249981970 0051.0
17 - MCKENZIE TOWNE GATE4330735848802146 1149.9
18 - PRESTWICK PARK3682665323581571 0042.7
19 - HIGH STREET74627514147942330 0231.5
20 - INVERNESS4350526472762101 0048.3
21 - INVERNESS DRIVE50719816574592530 0150.1
22 - MCKENZIE LAKE WAY41324710450882012 0048.7
23 - MT. ROBSON46406284661042441 0253.0
24 - MT. CASCADE525081115801233000 0057.1
25 - MT. ALBERTA41905611458962250 0053.7
26 - MT. SELKIRK51617610988962800 0054.3
27 - MCKENZIE LAKE BAY43903440621232230 0050.8
28 - MT. CORNWALL50717814271722380 0046.9
29 - PRESTWICK POND57818111271862521 0043.6
30 - PRESTWICK AVENUE5140101111045802471 0048.1
31 - PRESTWICK ESTATES5781108125471142870 1049.8
Poll
Names on List
ZACHARY DOYLE
SC
CARLA DRADER
NDP
SHAWN EMRAN
LIB
GRAHAM MACKENZIE
GPA
BOB MAILLOUX
WRP
RIC MCIVER
PCVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)

33 - MT. BREWSTER4260728263992440 0057.3
34 - MT. DOUGLAS CLOSE3241465038841740 0053.7
35 - MT. ALLAN4234616646481710 0140.7
36 - PRESTWICK CLOSE4791638252671930 0140.5
37 - PRESTWICK DRIVE53008814847942510 0047.4
38 - ST. ALBERT CATHOLIC CHURCH4480609545641830 0040.8
39A - PRESTWICK COURT (A-M)398027121818660 0116.8
39B - PRESTWICK COURT (N-Z)398127422421790 0019.8
40 - PRESTWICK PLACE4302599331381421 0033.0
41 - PRESTWICK BAY39236610336321500 1239.0
42 - MCKENZIE TOWNE SCHOOL3550576331561530 0043.1
43 - MT. APEX3231546250331460 0045.2
44 - MT. DOUGLAS PLACE461134104501142130 0046.2
45 - MT. ABERDEEN4211619435571670 0139.9
46 - 130 AVENUE338135532424920 0027.2
47 - MT. MCKENZIE MANOR3501507239441430 0040.9
48 - MT. DOUGLAS POINT475250105541202412 0050.7
49 - DOUGLAS RIDGE GROVE3832566142441512 0039.4
50 - DOUGLAS RIDGE GREEN42937310150762130 3150.6
51 - DOUGLAS VIEW ROAD45724561581412531 0055.4
52 - DOUGLAS VIEW RISE47314892501212310 0048.8
53 - DOUGLAS WOODS ROAD4572828265762350 0051.4
54 - DOUGLAS RIDGE MEWS4071416440741660 0141.0
56 - DOUGLAS WOODS HEIGHTS4304573268792130 0049.5
57 - MONSIGNOR SMITH SCHOOL3651528251992130 0058.4
58 - DOUGLAS PARK BOULEVARD484160134641202620 0154.3
59 - DOUGLAS GLEN CENTRAL526164124771372952 0056.1
60 - DOUGLASDALE GOLF COURSE4412519049861970 0144.9
61 - DOUGLAS BANK DRIVE443060103481072281 0051.5
62 - DOUGLAS BANK WAY500057122841192740 0054.8
63 - DOUGLAS GLEN POINT53228471491052482 0146.8
Poll
Names on List
ZACHARY DOYLE
SC
CARLA DRADER
NDP
SHAWN EMRAN
LIB
GRAHAM MACKENZIE
GPA
BOB MAILLOUX
WRP
RIC MCIVER
PCVS D R
Voter Turnout (%)
64 - DOUGLAS GLEN CENTRAL4911619864852281 0046.4

65 - DOUGLAS GLEN BOULEVARD46324218051701830 0039.5
66 - RIVERBEND240017803220770 0032.1
67 - DOUGLAS GLEN MANOR50606094551072350 0046.4
68 - QUARRY PARK LAFARGE3241557046681770 0054.6
69 - QUARRY PARK NORTH3162532136781720 0355.4
70 - ADVANCE-CALGARY HAYS42241641691976140 00
73 - ADVANCE-CALGARY-HAYS21991262252567000 01
74 - MOBILE-MCKENZIE TOWNE CARE CENTRE & RETIREMENT RESIDENCE4128519561040 01
75 - SPECIAL BALLOT2366173852030 01
844,2976412213,7865,670 14,699 27 6 26
984181297761,0012,7372 02
30,865935,1387222504,5626,671 17,436 29 6 2856.6
0.529.54.11.426.238.3

17 CALGARY-KLEIN
NOSE HILL PARK
109
64 AVE NW
754
862
17181
KM15
1921
00.25
0.5112
1622
NOSE HILL PARK

1314
2023
262524
3429
3241
41 AVE NE2
3538
5452
5148
1A24 AVE NW
4946
5044
5345
5865667071
5960
6163
646768
727375
116 AVE NW1
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Klein
CRAIG
KYLE
DAVID
JEREMY
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Klein
CRAIG
KYLE
DAVID
JEREMY
Voter
SON RD SW
171424
WOODBIN15
ANDERSON RD SW

18 CALGARY-LOUGHEED
KM
681323
9122126
351620
1127
1019
00.3
0.61.2
4171828
F
46 AVE SW
363533
146 AVE SW 34
31JAMES MCKEVITT R
3738
394041
44 4342
4849 54 5051
555352
5759 60 58 61
8267 6662
686564
6971
7072
78BRIDLEW
7374
79808175
22X
22X
SPRUCE MEADOWS TR S
TWP RD 223A
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Lougheed
MIHAI
LEILA
MARK
DAVE
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Lougheed
MIHAI
LEILA
MARK
DAVE
Voter
144 AVE NW
6779
144 AVE NE
6869
77271
7877
75 74
COUNTRY
18917
2710
19 28
AVE
6111629
3 45 12
15 2030 31
14 2132 33 42 43
2226 34
24 25 35
41 44
5859
80 AVE NE
23 364045 57 60
NOSE HILL PARK
3746 47
56 61
38 49 48
1352
53 54
55 64
CALGARY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
50 51
64 AVE NW
MCKNIGHT BLVD NW
MCKNIGHT
37 AVE NE

19 CALGARY- MACKAY-NOSE HILL
32 AVE NE
16 AVE NE
KM
00.512
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Mackay-Nose Hill
SANDY KEVIN
NEIL
PRAB
KATHY
KAREN M.
Voter
SANDY KEVIN
NEIL
PRAB
KATHY
KAREN M.
Voter
SANDY KEVIN
NEIL
PRAB
KATHY
KAREN M.
Voter
69686766
6164
595857
5354
5556
5251
41SADDLE
RIDGE LAKE
504948
4345
3740
3839
3534
36 303132
TARA
TARADALE LAKE
80 AVE NE
2526
LVD NE
1113
2322
14 15
2118
2017
PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL
54 AVE NE10
FAL
85
94
CORAL SPRINGS LAKE
DIVISION OF
20 CALGARY-MCCALL
12
00.35
KM
0.71.4
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-McCall
BURHAN
AVINASH S
HAPPY
IRFAN
JAGDEEP KAUR
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-McCall
BURHAN
AVINASH S
HAPPY
IRFAN
JAGDEEP KAUR
Voter
32 AVE NW
24 AVE NW24 AVE NW
17 AVE NW
11141525
16 AVE NW
4142
47 49505772
35
1121326
3113 AVE NW46
515871 73
476
810
1727
4348
39 3845
44R
53 59 60
8 AVE NE74
5 AVE NE75
92 AVE NW
2329
32 33 34 36
54 5663
2 AVE NE 76
6978
2062
CENTRE AVE NE
21223035
6768
4 AVE SE
BOW TR SW
CAMERON AVE SW
ROYAL AVE SW

21 CALGARY-MOUNTAIN VIEW
26 AVE SW
00.375
KM
0.751.5
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Mountain View

MARC ANDREW
MARK
DAVID
TERRY
Voter

MARC ANDREW
MARK
DAVID
TERRY
Voter

MARC ANDREW
MARK
DAVID
TERRY
Voter
1A
727374
7071
575859
5453
6465
6968
6667
5255
TWP RD 252
4541
6148
43 4447
37 36
341615
28 2931
2730
2623
131011
256
22875

22 CALGARY-NORTH WEST
20214
1817N
NW1
KM
0 0.25 0.51
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-North West
CHRIS
JEFF
SANDRA
NEIL
KAREN
Voter
CHRIS
JEFF
SANDRA
NEIL
KAREN
Voter
CHRIS
JEFF
SANDRA
NEIL
KAREN
Voter
8284
8788
9193IL
81807685
9092
7389
969798
5077
79 7875
7472716968
6766
6364
5152 53
4954
555657
596162
60 4339
484746324238
2845
293031
3736
2423
22333435
921
81019
181716
611
1314
32
23 CALGARY- NORTHERN HILLS
WEST NOSE CREEK
00.275
KM
0.551.1
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Northern Hills
JAMIE
HARRY
PRASAD
TERESA
Voter
JAMIE
HARRY
PRASAD
TERESA
Voter
JAMIE
HARRY
PRASAD
TERESA
Voter
FISH CREEK
LAKE BONAVENTURE
DO

24 CALGARY-SHAW
3456
00.275
KM
0.551.1
1819
2827
3133
1312
2423
LAKE42
MIDNAPORE
4043
303234
4847
LAKE45
51SUNDANCE44
556062
5261
5658
575059
6463
SIKOME
LAKE
7267
22X71
7068
66SUNLAKE
22X
2A
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Shaw

ALEXANDER
BRAD
EVERT
GRAHAM
JEFF
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Shaw

ALEXANDER
BRAD
EVERT
GRAHAM
JEFF
Voter

25 CALGARY-SOUTH EAST
11298
KM
00.512
109 110
9793
95 94
99 100 101
90 91
88 89 8684
8783
22X
SPRUCE MEADOWS TR S
22X
3536
3438
67 68
72 71
6970
767778
8179
2310
1314
15 23
4039 43
41 42
66 65
6062
5 68
916
2226
21 24 25
48 474659
50 51
194 AVE SE
18 19 20
194 AVE SE
5354
2849
56 55
2A3130
5880
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-South East
Poll
Names on List
RICK FRASER
PC
GLADWIN
GILL LIB
BRANDON
LUNTY WRP
JORDAN MAC ISAAC

GPA
MIRICAL MACDONALD
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - SILVERADO RANCH3959493824118420046.6
2 - SILVERADO SKIES5128775826421800042.6
3 - SILVERADO PONDS4965095004315210130.8
4 - SILVERADO42446132826715610036.8
5 - SILVERADO BANK46479114725819700042.5
6 - SILVERADO WAY40635115646617200142.6
7 - SILVERADO PLAINS3833484016014300037.3
8 - SILVERADO RANGE4344274526015610136.2
9 - SHERIFF KING39347113915114900138.2
10 - CHAPARRAL MARQUIS4697095147621010245.2
11 - CHAPARRAL MACLEOD484117128526428010057.9
13 - CHAPARRAL COMMON49573177266923710047.9
14 - CHAPARRAL DRIVE500751410656726700053.4
15 - CHAPARRAL BOULEVARD52492137447125400048.5
16 - CHAPARRAL LAKE682151229058535310051.8
17 - CHAPALINA TERRACE NORTH543100158976227300050.3
18 - CHAPALINA TERRACE SOUTH49090216466124200049.4
19 - CHAPALINA SQUARE3555963233513500038.0
20 - CHAPALA43287199534725110258.6
21 - CHAPMAN4457987155922210049.9
22 - CHAPARRAL566105117346125400044.9
23 - CRANLEIGH RIDGE4584387325317900039.1
24 - CHAPARRAL RAVINE3886875815118500047.7
25 - CHAPARRAL VALLEY TERRACE4025496724117320043.0
26 - CHAPARRAL VALLEY GREEN46861136517021000145.1
27 - CHAPARRAL VALLEY NORTH2174793543212700058.5
28 - WALDEN GATE28633122854512300043.0
29 - WALDEN ROAD35055133325515800045.1
30 - WALDEN COURT3404073416614810043.5
31 - WALDEN TERRACE2344362324111500049.1
32 - LEGACY GATE2263442464611400050.4
Poll
Names on List
RICK FRASER
PC
GLADWIN
GILL LIB
BRANDON
LUNTY WRP
JORDAN MAC ISAAC

GPA
MIRICAL MACDONALD
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
33 - LEGACY CIRCLE2344744034313700058.5
34 - CRANLEIGH MARQUIS541133135144424520045.3
35 - SILHOUETTE3285343703512900039.3
36 - CRAMOND MARQUIS3794574916416611244.6
37 - CRAMOND4404275056016400037.3
38 - CRANFIELD41060136024918400044.9
39 - WINDMILL WEST47410895035422400147.5
40 - CRANLEIGH RIDGE501120106345425130150.3
41 - CRANLEIGH4649946062619510042.0
42 - CRANWELL4398696136322200050.6
45 - CRANBERRY NORTH4364477426519200244.5
46 - CRANBERRY SOUTH4084535814315000036.8
47 - CRANSTON ROAD3934185735616500042.0
48 - CRANWELL POND4216814325116520039.2
49 - CRANRIDGE5449426903920400037.5
50 - CRANSTON CRESCENT2853942825612900145.6
51 - CRANSTON AVENUE46146127038521600046.9
53 - CRANARCH WAY500119136124323800047.6
54 - CRANARCH PLACE4797899037825800053.9
55 - CRANFORD GREEN2813763534512610145.2
56 - CRANARCH COMMON4208386025420700149.5
57 - CRANARCH TERRACE2154594313913700063.7
58 - CRANFORD ROAD202253261429700048.0
59 - AUBURN BAY HEIGHTS59461209868326810045.1
60 - AUBURN BAY LAKE45564136717221700047.7
61 - AUBURN BAY SETON38836134518117610045.4
62 - AUBURN CREST LANE37746125166217700046.9
63 - AUBURN CREST PARK2443453226413710056.1
RICK
GLADWIN
BRANDON
JORDAN
MIRICAL
Voter
RICK
GLADWIN
BRANDON
JORDAN
MIRICAL
Voter
211

26 CALGARY-VARSITY
312
940
NOSE HILL PARK
1341
444KM
81439
715
4561
5962
00.35
0.71.4
619
3346
3231
40 AVE
586468
6566
2030
5571
2225
32 AVE NW
24 AVE NW
24 AVE NW
5053
2351
76 77
17 AVE NW
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-Varsity
Poll
Names on List
SUSAN BILLINGTON
PC
PETE HELFRICH
LIB
STEPHANIE MCLEAN
NDP
SHARON POLSKY
WRP
CARL SVOBODA
GPAVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - DALMENY HILL44676309330423300152.5
2 - DALCASTLE N46596489033427100058.3
5 - BOWMONT VARSITY189104203613517800094.2
6 - VARSITY BOW450102308727124700054.9
7 - VARSITY RISE31080195120217200055.5
8 - VARSITY VIEW3664493319010500129.0
9 - BUCKBOARD45890169225522800450.7
10 - DALRYMPLE36047238322417900049.7
11 - DALHART HILL41779269739724810059.5
12 - DALHURST486863711753830101062.1
13 - DALFORD464682510628723400050.4
14 - DALHOUSIE STATION34743113219511000031.7
15 - VARSITY CROWCHILD43279126024317800041.2
16 - VALHALLA40760176927317610043.2
17 - VALLANSE44759318927220800046.5
18 - VALIANT N38655319127721100054.7
19 - VALIANT S35551346525417900050.4
20 - VARSITY VILLAGE WEST26740144413411500043.1
21 - VARSCLIFFE33157205927516800151.1
22 - SHOULDICE37526148231515800042.1
23 - MONTGOMERY47533119721316500034.7
24 - MONTGOMERY E474391710127418800139.9
25 - MONGOMERY SHAGANAPPI538592812944826800150.0
26 - MONTGOMERY TERRACE432391610431419410044.9
29 - MARKET MALL36421148514614000038.5
30 - LANDMARK ESTATES37856127618316500043.7
31 - VARDANA2795895326314920053.4
SUSAN
PETE
STEPHANIE
SHARON
CARL
Voter
SUSAN
PETE
STEPHANIE
SHARON
CARL
Voter
12 AVE SW
6966
32
6867
7264
6546
14 AVE SW
6263
17 AVE
5857
97
1618
843
DR SW
4746
SIROCCO DR SW
2221
2326

27 CALGARY-WEST
4137
ELBOW RIVER36
2927
30G
RIC
3332
V31
00.25
KM
0.51
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-West
Poll
Names on List
MIKE ELLIS PC
GERARD LUCYSHYN
WRP
MIZANUR RAHMAN
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - STRADWICK42158327216202039.0
2 - STRATHBURY43291466820500348.1
3 - STRADDOCK52994496420710039.1
4 - STRATHAVEN43282586320301147.5
5 - STRATTON499109659727102054.7
6 - STRATHCONA NORTH38340536615911242.3
7 - STRATHCONA SOUTH33251355814400043.4
8 - STRATHLORNE43589637222400252.0
9 - STRADBROOKE521142667528300154.5
10 - CHRISTIE KNOLL509108534520600040.5
11 - CHRISTIE BRIAR507120424020230039.8
12 - CHRISTIE PARK SOUTH35860274112810336.6
13 - CHRISTIE GARDENS3872613296800017.6
14 - SIMCOE WESTSIDE REC40251414413600134.1
15 - SIMCOE SOUTH496111595522500145.6
16 - SIGNATURE50095633619410139.0
17 - SIGNATURE VIEW65590384917700027.0
18 - SIROCCO PLACE43758354113410030.7
19 - SIGNAL HILL GREEN33941304611710134.8
20 - SIGNAL HILL CIRCLE40343465914800036.7
21 - SIGNAL RIDGE43196294817310040.1
22 - SIENNA HEIGHTS527109627624700046.9
23 - SIENNA PARK WEST607140737328600147.3
24 - SIENNA PARK EAST546173458930701056.4
25 - SIENNA HILLS499100486421200042.5
26 - SIGNAL HILL HTS43555595416801038.9
27 - SIERRA MORENA CIRCLE485106717525200352.6
28 - SIGNAL HILL SOUTH494138725226200153.2
29 - SIERRA VISTA512945810225401250.2
30 - SIERRA MORENA GREEN40885455618600346.3
31 - SIERRA MADRE483103798626800055.5
32 - SIERRA MORENA CLOSE549918110327500050.1
33 - SIERRA NEVADA490147728230110061.4
34 - SIERRA NEVADA PLACE38178475518002148.0
35 - SIERRA MORENA LANDING512138508527310053.3
36 - DISCOVERY VALLEY446137554223400152.7
37 - DISCOVERY RIDGE EAST478128546224400051.0
38 - DISCOVERY RIDGE WAY549142734726200147.9
39 - WEDGEWOODS EAST51453547318000035.0
40 - DISCOVERY RIDGE LANE44672395416501037.2
41 - DISCOVERY RIDGE WEST575151486326200045.6
42 - SLOPEVIEW383115343318200047.5
43 - SPRINGBANK FORTRESS35872495117201148.6
44 - LOWER SPRINGBANK HILL47480487920700043.7
Summary Of Results By Poll - Calgary-West
MIKE
GERARD
MIZANUR
Voter
144 AVE NW
6359
666564
155455
61 60
6867
3534
5150
4948
4746
4243
7424
CN RAIL
312927
2325
2126
YELLOWHEAD TR NW
141516
1312
2019
121 AVE NW
1875
1110
114 AVE NW8

56
32
104 AVE NW

28 EDMONTON-BEVERLY- CLAREVIEW
00.4
KM
0.81.6
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Beverly-Clareview
DERON
TONY
STEPHANIE
OWAIS
TOMI
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Beverly-Clareview
DERON
TONY
STEPHANIE
OWAIS
TOMI
Voter

29 EDMONTON-CALDER5
AS DEFINED BY THE ELECTORAL
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
KM
00.512
CITY OF ST. ALBERT

76
1510
1411
416 13
153 AVE NW
153 AVE NW
3940
23 22 2120
2526 2737
Big Lake
28137 AVE NW
137 AVE
2930
3132
333436
4243
44 28
5149484746
3132 AVE NW
132 AVE NW
52 54
57585961
6062
2CN RAIL
68 67
66 127 AVE NW
6564
7672
73 74
16118 AVE NW
7880
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Calder
ANDREW
AMIT (SUNNY)
THOMAS (TOM)
DAVID
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Calder
ANDREW
AMIT (SUNNY)
THOMAS (TOM)
DAVID
Voter
CITY
347377
373635
3072
3839
7174
7068
2827
167 AVE NW
3142
4446
4069
6365
476667
167 AVE NW
2123
255048
5149
VE
1817
14E N
525354
5756
5955
153 AVE NW
1312
910
6062
153 AVE NW
52
142 AVE NW
137 AVE NW
137 AVE NW

30 EDMONTON- CASTLE DOWNS
00.2
KM
0.40.8
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Castle Downs
NICOLE
THOMAS
GERRIT
TODD
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Castle Downs
NICOLE
THOMAS
GERRIT
TODD
Voter
2389
16
101112
1314
1617
1819
107 AVE NW
24 2526
2327
3133
3443
444548
464750
2829
3036 38
39 40
4142
JASPER AVE NW
58596265
51606166
56 5768
6364
7378
74 7780
7175
7276
31 EDMONTON-CENTRE
00.15
KM
0.30.6
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Centre
Poll
Names on List
LAURIE BLAKEMAN
LIB
JOE BYRAM WRP
GREG KEATING
IND
CATHERINE
KEILL PC
RORY JOE KOOPMANS
IND
DAVID SHEPHERD
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - BOUNDARY NW49832981319615900031.9
2 - QUEEN MARY PARK NW5277715426011223401044.6
3 - QUEEN MARY PARK N5536215520111221521039.1
4 - QUEEN MARY PARK CENTRE5004010215011618300036.6
5 - ST JOSEPH4502252509412800128.7
6 - QUEEN MARY SCHOOL29722621106810901037.0
7 - MCDOUGALL44732431507512910028.9
8 - ARMOURY314241011606511600036.9
9 - KINGSWAY268113030425900022.0
10 - ST JOSEPH S39561291355410013.7
11 - ARMOURY S3891653417310210026.2
12 - KINGSWAY S415122070789900324.6
13 - THE POINT6396424439016729810146.8
14/16 - OLIVER W / OLIVER SQUARE N499419227010017900035.9
18 - OLIVER SQUARE37817722605410600028.0
19 - GRANT MACEWEN51100008900017.6
20 - GRANT MACEWEN E447123260557800217.9
21 - BOUNDARY NE49121612007111910024.2
22 - BOUNDARY E56819601119513210123.4
23/53 - STONY PLAIN W / PEARL TOWER41137722318515540037.7
24 - STONY PLAIN E5382111214014319121035.7
27 - SYNAGOGUE N54156702319618341034.0
28 - JASPER N44122501317511601026.5
31 - OLIVER SCHOOL495444116011618100036.6
32 - OLIVER S6064217224112521101035.0
33 - KITCHENER PARK W534444219011518400034.5
Poll
Names on List
LAURIE BLAKEMAN
LIB
JOE BYRAM WRP
GREG KEATING
IND
CATHERINE
KEILL PC
RORY JOE KOOPMANS

IND
DAVID SHEPHERD
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
35 - KITCHENER PARK47430321509314300030.2
36 - OLIVER SCHOOL S33728912507113400340.7
39 - KITCHENER PARK S524143382751021410040.8
40 - BASILICA N47643821807714820031.1
41 - EDMONTON GENERAL N6473814339012421800033.7
42/62 - RAILTOWN S / EDMONTON GENERAL881535621011920400023.2
43 - RAILTOWN N49349543709118600238.1
44 - RAILTOWN E652629228012122200034.0
45 - AVC47825711708613600028.5
46 - CITY CENTRE W420254123110916311039.0
47 - CITY CENTRE53053404508919101036.2
48 - CITY CENTRE E42541612607915300036.0
49/50 - CHURCHILL SQUARE N / CHURCHILL SQUARE S7464012116112119111125.9
52 - TOP OF THE VALLEY378251221807413100034.7
54 - VALLEY VIEW32737304904213100140.4
55 - VICTORIA PARK32927733513711000033.4
56 - GOLF VIEW44247724908218700142.5
57 - GAZEBO PARK45145602516914600132.6
58 - NOTLEY PARK32239731107113100040.7
61 - BASILICA SE6217611239017129910048.1
63 - BRIDGE VIEW PANORAMA33552913407016600049.6
66 - RAIL VIEW51252612209717801035.0
67 - GRANDIN30645431805012000039.2
68 - EAST GARNDIN557694045011423201142.0
Poll
Names on List
LAURIE BLAKEMAN
LIB
JOE BYRAM WRP
GREG KEATING
IND
CATHERINE
KEILL PC
RORY JOE KOOPMANS

IND
DAVID SHEPHERD
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
70 - LEGISLATURE39422831307912500031.7
71 - MCKAY W276193141528000029.0
72 - MCKAY SW490491021309617011034.9
74 - HILLTOP415402232010618210043.9
75 - MCKAY AVENUE46747723218917800038.1
76 - MCKAY S5063814017212719802039.5
77 - HILL VIEW462407322010918100039.2
78 - VETERANS PARK5915214318014523210139.4
79 - LEGISLATURE E248216020497800131.9
80 - ROSSDALE36431301707812900035.4
81 - SOUTH ROSSDALE377699037010622100058.6
82 - ADVANCE-POLLS 1-25156248461342577002
83 - ADVANCE-POLLS 26-5032540714126731188000
84 - ADVANCE-POLLS 51-81495622425928191661103
85 - MOBILE-1751603579223101
86 - MOBILE-214251902666102
87 - MOBILE-34410326077160002
88 - MOBILE-42326552785198512
89 - MOBILE-56511303156130
90 - MOBILE-65412540197209400
91 - MOBILE-73851021043117001
92 - SPECIAL BALLOT676129092195016

3,2236462561,782357,149 13,091 48 21 38
9761263944651,8343,426105
34,9764,1997722952,228408,983 16,517 49 21 4347.4
25.44.71.813.50.254.4

32 EDMONTON-DECORE72
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
00.25
KM
0.51
6970
167 AVE NW
6465
6667
62616059
5456
153 AVE NW
484950
153 AVE NW
454443
3738
39 40
144 AVE NW
3433 3231
2630
2829
242322
1425
2815
171821
1619
1211109
12346
CN RAIL
1615
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Decore
TREY
DEAN R
CHRIS
JANICE
BRADLEY LAWRENCE
Voter
TREY
DEAN R
CHRIS
JANICE
BRADLEY LAWRENCE
Voter

TREY
DEAN R
CHRIS
JANICE
BRADLEY LAWRENCE
Voter

33 EDMONTON-ELLERSLIE
AVE
211
2430
12232632
KM1
333
00.4
4513
D
1525
272935
ANTHONY HENDAY DR NW
7616
920
193639
17 183740
21223841
4344
4945
646566
485046
SW
51545658
6971
5359
5274
41 AVE
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Ellerslie

HARMAN
JACKIE
ROD
MIKE
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Ellerslie

HARMAN
JACKIE
ROD
MIKE
Voter

34 EDMONTON-GLENORA
00.25
KM
0.51
CN RAIL
YELLOWHEAD TR NW
707577
687276
6973
118 AVE NW
115 AVE NW
6665
5355
6261
6360
5658
514743
4946
111 AVE NW
3938
363433
3735
5048
4544
3130
1922
151617
2021
2324
252729
131173
1485
12109 64
STONY PLAIN RD NW
95 AVE NW
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Glenora
Poll
Names on List
SARAH HOFFMAN
NDP
HEATHER KLIMCHUK
PC
DON KOZIAK WRP
DAVID PARKER
GPA
KAREN SEVCIK
LIB
CHRIS VILCSAK
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - GROAT VIEW SOUTH483134531138221100043.7

2 - GOVERNMENT HOUSE3768989818319810052.7
5 - CRESCENT PLACE3728920745513000034.9
6 - CAPITAL HILL WEST55516468161121127202049.4
7 - STONY PLAIN CORNER416155451618923410056.3
9 - CANORA WEST54081141013111000020.4
10 - WESTLAWN EAST4958013802310620021.4
11 - BRITANNIA SOUTH38188121063412300032.3
12 - WESTLAWN SOUTH4116219134109950024.1
13 - WESTLAWN NORTH32278252507313800042.9
14 - YOUNGSTOWN SOUTH4721062817313717410137.1
17 - BRITANNIA EAST3958215607011020027.8
18 - CANORA NORTH4601102015513316610036.1
19 - BRIGHTVIEW4811213215210718700038.9
20 - CANORA EAST539141402433321410039.7
21 - GROVENOR SOUTH4651682418112622900049.2
22 - GROVENOR NORTH5572066026513931930157.5
23 - GLENORA WEST393121571712420200051.4
24 - GLENORA CENTRE3961435710181123000258.6
25 - GLENORA EAST4701616711110825800054.9
26 - GROAT VIEW NORTH44513932555218800042.2
27/29 - GROAT ESTATES SOUTH / HIGH STREET SOUTH503190231147423901047.7
28 - GLENORA GATES2857816636511400040.0
30/31 - HIGH STREET NORTH / GROAT ESTATES NORTH53212021538316000030.1
32 - 124TH STREET SOUTH5071834012281225700050.7
33 - 124TH STREET NORTH611223361025828430046.5
Poll
Names on List
SARAH HOFFMAN
NDP
HEATHER KLIMCHUK
PC
DON KOZIAK WRP
DAVID PARKER
GPA
KAREN SEVCIK
LIB
CHRIS VILCSAK
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
35 - WESTMOUNT SOUTH435165421435223100053.1
36 - WESTGLEN5802023517612828010048.3
37 - WESTMOUNT WEST457190449351126201057.5
38 - CORONATION EAST5321984718810628700053.9
39 - CORONATION NORTH444151521402322210050.0
40 - CORONATION SOUTH41014342818821000151.5
41 - CORONATION WEST340151371228621600063.5
42 - MCQUEEN EAST43787302405615200135.0
43 - MCQUEEN NORTH417122421922218900045.3
44 - MCQUEEN SOUTH5141894827110427910154.5
45 - HIGH PARK SOUTH45196392931016800037.3
46 - HIGH PARK CENTRE389102273213216710143.2
47 - HIGH PARK NORTH407119333014218900046.4
48 - MAYFIELD EAST439142292515120300046.2
49 - MAYFIELD CENTRE431137361805019610245.9
51 - MAYFIELD NORTH462145432423822510048.7
52 - WOODCROFT SOUTH438127171413516710038.1
53 - MEADOWCROFT5211517421381226901252.2
55 - BAYWOOD SOUTH441104241108515200134.7
56 - INGLEWOOD SOUTH400133312116019201148.5
57 - ST ANDREWS64317383330192833600252.6
58 - INGLEWOOD EAST536160221388321410140.1
59 - INGLEWOOD CENTRE553169251134822000240.1
60 - MUNICIPAL VIEW551128171623417000030.9
61 - INGLEWOOD NORTH332844604410201031.0
62 - INGLEWOOD CORNER18527140023400118.9
63 - INGLEWOOD WEST465179291565223600050.8
64 - BAYWOOD NORTH375904723110700028.5
65 - WOODCROFT EAST485195341727325800053.2
66 - WOODCROFT CENTRE422161471128923800056.4
Poll
Names on List
SARAH HOFFMAN
NDP
HEATHER KLIMCHUK
PC
DON KOZIAK WRP
DAVID PARKER
GPA
KAREN SEVCIK
LIB
CHRIS VILCSAK
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)

67 - WOODCROFT WEST361142311723720200056.0
68 - DOVERCOURT WEST423151471639423000054.4
69 - DOVERCOURT CENTRE5362044930151029901056.0
70 - DOVERCOURT NORTH388148241833720310052.3
71 - DOVERCOURT EAST4381634117191424500055.9
72 - SHERBROOKE WEST622202312828627702345.3
73 - SHERBROOKE SOUTH370115232423216912046.2
74 - SHERBROOKE EAST505177341727724430148.5
75 - SHERBROOKE NORTH496174332037524200048.8
76 - PRINCE CHARLES WEST580178351895825301144.0
77 - PRINCE CHARLES EAST560142203238521000037.5
78 - ADVANCE-EDMONTON-GLENORA72517757633161014600
81 - MOBILE-MCQUEEN RESIDENCE / GROAT HOUSE / BRITTANIA GARDENS655312371141112
82 - SPECIAL BALLOT13925614317830 42

10,5822,7871,252175487422 15,705 38 14 70
1,8913581422066412,518802
34,38812,4733,1451,394195553463 18,223 46 14 7253.2
68.417.37.61.13.02.5
6667
6970
6362
6059
5455
101 AVE NW
5051
5253
98 AVE NW
47403936
4443
4846
423837
492631
242730
2325
3235
3334
1916
1714
2218
610
457
1276 AVE NW
DIVISION OF38
35 EDMONTON-GOLD BAR
21
00.35
KM
0.71.4
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Gold Bar

RONALD
DAVID
JUSTIN J
MARLIN
CRISTINA
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Gold Bar
RONALD
DAVID
JUSTIN J
MARLIN
CRISTINA
Voter
CN RAIL
2815
7467
W16
6665
7370
6963
7168
515253
121 AVE NW60

555658
474950
5459
118 AVE NW
4243
444538
211918
2016
414037
113 AVE NW3615
3414
3324
3025
2810
298
277
51

36 EDMONTON- HIGHLANDS-NORWOOD
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
00.25
KM
0.51
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood
JONATHAN WEIQUN
JOSHUA
BRIAN
MATTHEW R.
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood
JONATHAN WEIQUN
JOSHUA
BRIAN
MATTHEW R.
Voter
28A
7779
8081
8385
131430
3161
1529
17 28 34
1835
3258 59
5576
5354
153 AVE NW
1019
3752
7574
39
248
11 20
27 36
50 51
62 64
71 7273
5721
1612
422
2641
25 44
4048
63 66
144 AVE 65
NW
67 68
69 70
23 2445
CN RAIL
16216
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Manning

GURCHARAN
ADAM
ATIQ
HEATHER
Voter

GURCHARAN
ADAM
ATIQ
HEATHER
Voter

GURCHARAN
ADAM
ATIQ
HEATHER
Voter
WHITEMUD DR NW
331617
WHITEMUD
V62
4039
4142
3734
188
209
23 22
531
4543
49 25 24
2112
464450
5128
272611
3015
575832
56593114
5213
5560
5362
6466

38 EDMONTON-MCCLUNG
00.25
KM
0.51
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-McClung

LORNE
JOHN
STEVE
DAVID
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-McClung

LORNE
JOHN
STEVE
DAVID
Voter
118 AVE NW
112 AVE NW
7071
16A
STONY PLAIN RD NW
3332
3531
2724
STONY PLAIN RD NW
61
87
53
7464
342923
269
953022
95 AVE NW
5962
4111
6042403920
76585413
12PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL DIVISION OF
5553
444619
4345 471814
39 EDMONTON- MEADOWLARK
Stony Plain No. 135
5652
WHITEMUD DR NW
49481615
00.4
KM
0.81.6
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Meadowlark

DAN
JON
AMBER
KATHERINE
Voter
Poll
Names on List
BILDHAUER
LIB
CARSON
NDP
MAZE WRP
O'NEILL
PCVSDR
Turnout (%)
1 - GLENWOOD N4031578132913500133.7
2 - GLENWOOD E45120133213120500045.5
3 - GLENWOOD SE327671131910900133.6
5 - WESTLAWN SW385873251311902031.4
6 - WESTLAWN N478892172914600130.8
7 - WESTLAWN CENTRAL71223128309027110038.1
9 - WEST MEADOWLARK N43524144255324600156.8
10 - WEST MEADOWLARK CENTRAL40316128284221400053.1
11 - WEST MEADOWLARK E331671131810800132.9
13 - WEST MEADOWLARK SW57124110181817000029.8
14 - THORNCLIFF NE3913080132614900038.1
15 - THORNCLIFF SE2831691172014401151.6
17 - THORNCLIFF CENTRAL3861278111011100028.8
18 - THORNCLIFF N41419118223319200046.4
19 - THORNCLIFF NW4191964152412200129.4
21 - SUMMERLEA N46925108164119010040.5
22 - SUMMERLEA E415107993313110031.6
23 - SUMMERLEA NE3151163142411200035.6
25 - TERRA LOSA CENTRAL4161497104016100038.7
26 - TERRA LOSA SW4442685236519900044.8
27 - TERRA LOSA NW41015110238122910156.1
29 - LAPERLE E51711132182018100035.0
30 - LAPERLE SE47912115223218100138.0
31 - LAPERLE CENTRAL S51312128172418100235.7
33 - LAPERLE CENTRAL W44021121295422502051.6
34 - LAPERLE S46320138202720500144.5
35 - LAPERLE W47933124437827801058.2
37 - BELMEAD N43415109215019510145.2
38 - BELMEAD NE52122118224420601139.9
39 - BELMEAD SE46419126282820130143.5
41 - BELMEAD CENTRAL41211117203218010043.7
42 - BELMEAD SW52331126356325500148.9
43 - ALDERGROVE NW45319122284020900046.1
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Meadowlark

DAN
JON
AMBER
KATHERINE
Voter
Names
Poll on List
BILDHAUER
LIB
CARSON
MAZE WRP
O'NEILL
R
Turnout
62/63
- WEBBER GREENS SE / WEBBER GREENS NE
11.5
22.8
76 AVE NW
2629
1425
24 23
2230
21 2032
1931
151413
21237
353433
394162
101138A
97 4645
44 4363
525161
56535455
43
12575659
DIVISION OF58
40 EDMONTON-MILL CREEK
00.4
KM
0.81.6
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Mill Creek

HARPREET
SAQIB
DENISE
GENE
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Mill Creek

HARPREET
SAQIB
DENISE
GENE
Voter
11104
129
1513
875
216
143
172521
2122
2728
3033
192023
3132
3436
555350
5451
494443
4538
575652 4839
5947
4140
6160AVE
6365
DIVISION OF
41 EDMONTON-MILL WOODS
ANTHONY HENDAY DR NW
00.3
KM
0.61.2
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Mill Woods
Poll
Names on List
CHRISTINA
GRAY NDP
AURA LEDDY
IND
ROBERTO MAGLALANG
LIB
SOHAIL QUADRI
PC
NAOMI RANKIN CP-A

BALJIT SALL
WRPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - MINCHAU N378121093801918700049.5
2 - GREENVIEW SE436153373112121600049.5
3 - GREENVIEW E458156264903224510053.5
4 - GREENVIEW NE4201521165811924720058.8
5 - GREENVIEW PARK4991713204502426300052.7
6 - GREENVIEW NW4321374154202922712153.2
7 - MICHAELS PARK SE3901152113113319300049.5
8 - MICHAELS PARK SW4911310183511920400242.0
9 - MICHAELS PARK CENTRAL434138293201419500044.9
10 - MICHAELS PARK N3761291122412619300051.3
11 - TWEDDLE PLACE NE3161016134812719601062.3
13 - MALCOLM TWEDDLE PARK302540525079100130.5
14 - TWEDDLE PLACE SW4559329451515512134.7
15 - TWEDDLE PLACE W4191610104223124601058.9
16 - TWEDDLE PLACE NW3501311122901919211055.1
17 - RICHFIELD NW345113153211016200047.0
18 - RICHFIELD CENTRAL379103111340815710041.4
19 - RICHFIELD SW3951320105111520901053.2
20 - RICHFIELD SE4881441174731823010047.1
21 - RICHFIELD NE42873013170210500124.8
22 - LEE RIDGE NW38566311361712400232.7
23 - LEE RIDGE SW5281550103502222210042.0
24 - LEE RIDGE SE461150285612223900051.8
25 - LEE RIDGE NE4931492104102322500045.6
26 - HILLVIEW NW417132293002119400046.5
27 - HILLVIEW SW4981833164401626210052.6
28 - HILLVIEW PARK4551481181601319610043.1
29 - HILLVIEW N420136173501719610146.9
30 - HILLVIEW NE4371564124301723200053.1
31 - HILLVIEW SE4301371144521921800150.9
32 - MINCHAU SW415135191501717700142.9
Poll
Names on List
CHRISTINA
GRAY NDP
AURA LEDDY
IND
ROBERTO MAGLALANG
LIB
SOHAIL QUADRI
PC
NAOMI RANKIN CP-A
BALJIT SALL
WRPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
33 - MINCHAU CENTRAL3491060162601816610047.6
34 - MINCHAU S344100481802415400145.1
35 - MINCHAU PARK4601340173611520310044.1
36 - MINCHAU E3911111143101917620045.0
37 - WEINLOS NE513157062322421200041.3
38 - WEINLOS PARK4111452122601620100048.9
39 - WEINLOS CENTRAL450117142231516200036.0
40 - WEINLOS SE271102061501313600050.2
41 - WEINLOS SW4021220112901217400043.3
42 - WEINLOS NW4151382132231419210046.3
43 - TAWA NE4791342123501219500140.9
44 - TAWA NW434822155301416600038.2
45 - TAWA PARK5371251225311621810140.8
46 - HEWES PARK5911112114112419001032.3
47 - HEWES WAY308320330046900022.4
48 - KAMEYOSEK SE55374184301914501026.4
49 - KAMEYOSEK NE362109064811517900049.4
50 - KAMEYOSEK NW414105392801516014039.6
53 - TIPASKAN NE31489493401815400049.0
54 - TIPASKAN CENTRAL3251141103001617100052.6
55 - TIPASKAN NW385116094502019000049.4
56 - TIPASKAN SW35779062701412603136.4
57 - MEYONOHK NW4421383133112721300048.2
58 - MEYONOHK CENTRAL4251102223212018700044.0
59 - MEYONOHK NE4221292133701219300045.7
60 - MEYONOHK SE4091413103901921200352.6
61 - MEYONOHK SW4601663113502524000052.2
62 - SATOO W461155094102122611149.5
63 - SATOO CENTRAL4151333143901620520049.4
64 - SATOO NE386104161811414411137.8
Poll
Names on List
CHRISTINA
GRAY NDP
AURA LEDDY
IND
ROBERTO MAGLALANG
LIB
SOHAIL QUADRI
PC
NAOMI RANKIN CP-A
BALJIT SALL
WRPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
65 - SATOO E442128094701419820044.8
66 - SATOO SE4231446103812422301053.0
67 - SATOO S457182493902626000157.1
68 - ADVANCE-EDMONTON-MILL WOODS7089412311921082002
69 - ADVANCE-EDMONTON MILL WOODS75673425431181172104
70 - MOBILE-ALLAN GRAY CONTINUING CARE CENTRE11953599631295121
71 - SPECIAL BALLOT70041701210330 25

8,4661137752,435401,227 13,056 29 22 49
1,464167548542102,254106
28,1309,9301298502,920441,437 15,310 30 22 5554.7
64.90.85.619.10.39.4
STONY PLAIN RD NW
14
99 AVE NW
95 AVE NW
25810
97 AVE NW
369
95 AVE NW
1223
1124
2829
132649
91 AVE NW
1415
3031
333450
17192137
87 AVE NW
383935
4440
5153
18224143
2WHITEMUD
5556
6061
62 AVE NW
5859
6362
61 AVE NW
697273
51 AVE NW
7475

42 EDMONTON-RIVERVIEW
WHITEMUD DR NW2
00.3
KM
0.61.2
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Riverview

BRANDON
IAN
SANDRA WOLF
GLENN
LORI
DONNA
STEVE
Voter
Poll
Names on List
BERINGER
AP
CRAWFORD
WRP
LANGE GPA
MILLER
IND
SIGURDSON
NDP
WILSON
LIB
YOUNG
PCVSDR
Turnout (%)
1 - JASPER PLACE NORTH WEST341731063388510024.9

2 - JASPER PLACE CENTRAL WEST4005131192131614101035.5
3 - JASPER PLACE4273152182101612900030.2
4 - JASPER PLACE NORTH EAST39541821331157400119.0
5 - JASPER PLACE CENTRAL EAST389114109792214400037.0
6 - JASPER PLACE SOUTH EAST331173010261012900039.0
7 - CRESTWOOD NORTH52462000100198022500042.9
9 - CRESTWOOD CENTRAL SOUTH41141500121205521500052.3
10 - CRESTWOOD EAST368650064298118500050.3
11 - MEADOWLARK NORTH WEST45562711122175122520049.5
12 - MEADOWLARK NORTH EAST487272250114124222200145.8
13 - MEADOWLARK CENTRAL527182521183165129600056.2
14 - MEADOWLARK SOUTH WEST519143220160196228910055.7
15 - MEADOWLARK SOUTH4176130197105518200043.6
17 - ELMWOOD NORTH WEST37901510121172217600247.0
18 - ELMWOOD CENTRAL44983132151273125300056.3
19 - ELMWOOD NORTH EAST37421510102163116720044.7
20 - ELMWOOD SOUTH EAST47332322153213323700050.1
21 - LYNNWOOD NORTH WEST3524141011272916701047.7
22 - LYNWOOD SOUTH WEST34261220105183217500051.2
23 - SHERWOOD WEST44561011123102317400039.1
24 - SHERWOOD EAST41311231116172117100041.4
25 - CRESTWOOD SOUTH42332040102337423600156.0
26 - JASPER PARK NORTHWEST346142120102143618911155.2
27 - JASPER PARK NORTH EAST4301180087112213900032.3
29 - VALLEYVIEW NORTH3583122082216818810052.5
30 - JASPER PARK SOUTH WEST453111512102204419500043.0
31 - JASPER PARK SOUTH EAST309414407272212302241.1

BRANDON
IAN
SANDRA WOLF
GLENN
LORI
DONNA
STEVE
Voter
Poll
Names on List
BERINGER
AP
CRAWFORD
WRP
LANGE GPA
MILLER
IND
SIGURDSON
NDP
WILSON
LIB
YOUNG
PCVSDR
Turnout (%)
33 - PARKVIEW CENTRAL54852121177287130512056.0
34 - PARKVIEW SOUTH EAST53542500141309929901056.1
35 - VALLEYVIEW SOUTH41531611112259725511161.9
36 - WHITEHALL SQUARE NORTH35123107871610700030.5
37 - WHITEHALL SQUARE SOUTH297340164958600129.3
38 - LYNWOOD NORTH EAST37821301107164718600049.2
39 - LAURIER HEIGHTS NORTH39571720114324822012056.2
41 - LYNWOOD CENTRAL39762910137214824210061.0
42 - LYNWOOD SOUTH EAST2538111188183115800062.5
43 - LAURIER HEIGHTS SOUTH373102510131224323200062.2
44 - LAURIER HEIGHTS CENTRAL4956160064195215740131.9
45 - LAURIER HEIGHTS SOUTH EAST372111301137325925301168.5
46 - WINDSOR PARK WEST3453111011274117500050.7
49 - WINDSOR PARK CENTRAL3823910138264822500058.9
50 - UNIVERSITY SOUTH32600102151280008.6
51 - BELGRAVIA NORTH WEST3802210152193521100055.5
53 - MCKERNAN NORTH3543110113091016400046.3
54 - MCKERNAN WEST45231810149101419500043.1
55 - BELGRAVIA CENTRAL5517830224125631000156.4
56 - MCKERNAN CENTRAL4424101015461118600042.1
57 - MCKERNAN SOUTH EAST4775530153112119800041.5
58 - BELGRAVIA SOUTH4643702203165228310061.0
59 - RIVERVIEW4895521194132124111049.5
60 - PARKALLEN NORTH WEST3341132017782622700068.0
61 - PARKALLEN NORTH EAST302283010712114200047.0
62 - PARKALLEN CENTRAL EAST305281113361516600054.4
63 - PARKALLEN CENTRAL WEST4943730245132829900060.5
64 - PARKALLEN SOUTH EAST46941630237131929201062.5

BRANDON
IAN
SANDRA WOLF
GLENN
LORI
DONNA
STEVE
Voter
Poll
Names on List
BERINGER
AP
CRAWFORD
WRP
LANGE GPA
MILLER
IND
SIGURDSON
NDP
WILSON
LIB
YOUNG
PCVSDR
Turnout (%)
65 - GRANDVIEW WEST41072110128346325410062.0
66 - GRANDVIEW EAST41531010151146724601059.5
67 - LANDSDOWNE NORTH4634123213594621100045.6
68 - LANDSDOWNE SOUTH51521820156245926101050.9
69 - LENDRUM WEST480450093162214000229.6
70 - LENDRUM NORTH CENTRAL325080012371915710048.3
71 - LENDRUM NORTH EAST345230210741813610039.4
72 - LENDRUM SOUTH CENTRAL44461411125124820700046.6
73 - LENDRUM SOUTH EAST3523140011471815611044.6
74 - MALMO WEST393101404134224122510057.3
75 - MALMO CENTRAL49061921165173324310049.6
76 - MALMO EAST41331323122204520810050.4
77 - ADVANCE-WEST END CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH1422202622759386100
78 - ADVANCE-WEST END CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH41149751,0031063401,651200
80 - ADVANCE-HOLY SPIRIT LUTHERAN CHURCH2170521,040531441,335100
81 - MOBILE-CROSS CANCER INSTITUTE220080012020
82 - MOBILE-SOUTH TERRACE CONTINUING CARE011063314110
83 - MOBILE-CAPITALCARE GRANDVIEW11012362052000
84 - MOBILE-UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA HOSPITAL - 3RD FLOOR26124091272300
85 - MOBILE-UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA HOSPITAL - 4TH FLOOR4621343656010
86 - MOBILE-UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA HOSPITAL - 5TH FLOOR56634432390020
87 - MOBILE-TERRACE / CANTERBURY / MEADOWLARK323139939102270311
88 - SPECIAL BALLOT
21000169133723100 42
4111,109121529,8031,2303,189 15,915 37 26 61
762411472,3051865433,372400
31,4164871,3501355912,1081,4163,732 19,287 41 26 6161.7
2.57.00.70.362.87.319.3

WHITEMUD DR NW
245
36
78
1514132
161210
192111
18249
17202225
2823
303227
3334
45403936
38 37
4849
5352
23 AVE NW
5150
5758
54615556
626059
PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL63
DIVISION OF
43 EDMONTON-RUTHERFORD
00.25
KM
0.51
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Rutherford

MICHAEL
RICHARD
CHRIS
JOSEF
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Rutherford

MICHAEL
RICHARD
CHRIS
JOSEF
Voter
WHITEMUD DR NW
WHITEMUD DR NW
9596
8994
9093
44 EDMONTON-SOUTH WEST
889192
818685
82 83 84
KM
00.512
Stony Plain No. 135
7877
214
6664
68M
706962
28
379
410 12
56 11
171314
R NW
72 5861
2019 18
9 AVE SW
715960R
74 73
21 22
38 37
23 24
34 32
1615
2527
755654
5150
4740
3941
3028
462
41 AVE SW
CITY OF EDMONTON BOUNDARY 2014
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-South West
Poll
Names on List
RUDY ARCILLA
LIB
THOMAS DANG NDP
MATT JENEROUX
PC
COLE KANDER
WRP
KRISHNA TAILOR
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - TWIN BROOKS W47058110317220801044.5

2 - TWIN BROOKS NW CENTRAL500121335336023410046.8
3 - TWIN BROOKS SW CENTRAL43081147114521200049.3
4 - TWIN BROOKS S CENTRAL36441045516218100049.7
5 - TWIN BROOKS SW536131367421124500045.7
6 - TWIN BROOKS S36791034116117000046.3
9 - TWIN BROOKS NE4099947916420200149.6
10 - TWIN BROOKS E CENTRAL460191157923424010152.4
11 - TWIN BROOKS SE461201234015520300044.0
12 - TWIN BROOKS E476131277211122411047.3
13 - BLACKBURN CNTRAL4807986021118700039.0
14 - BLACKBURN E310073248511000035.5
15 - BLACKBURN S44110767720018300041.5
16 - BLACKBURN SW53222966715120100138.0
17 - MACEWAN N45665723619310020.4
18 - MCALLISTER E530101202921618600035.1
19 - MCALLISTER W703111644923725400036.1
21 - MCMILLAN4374874117315201035.0
22 - MARION PLACE55681594725424310244.1
23 - MACEWAN CENTRAL3713862817213602037.2
25 - BLACKMUD CREEK N CENTRAL45661004517417201037.9
26 - BELL544995749519200035.3
27 - BARNES54831068227622400040.9
28 - BOWMAN4854925520217301035.9
29 - POINTE3905765412515200039.0
30 - MOWATT S4671715254291626810157.6
31 - MOWATT NW34887228131213310038.2
RUDY
THOMAS
MATT
COLE
KRISHNA
Voter
RUDY
THOMAS
MATT
COLE
KRISHNA
Voter

RUDY
THOMAS
MATT
COLE
KRISHNA
Voter
2415
W13
101
11 92
2728
2932
23N
16 1714874
3033
22 21 20 1965
82 AVE NW
34 35 36
3742
4643
5760
395861
5962
4740
76 AVE NW
566364
4854
5568
4969
5070
61 AVE NW
7571
7674
7778
51 AVE NW

45 EDMONTON-STRATHCONA
8081 82
283
8489
00.25
KM
0.51
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Strathcona
STEVE
RACHEL
SHELLEY
Voter
STEVE
RACHEL
SHELLEY
Voter
STEVE
RACHEL
SHELLEY
Voter
45
953 AVE NW
86
107
1112
2613
2415
1617
2319
2930
2120
373132
38363534
4146
3940
42434547
4450
5857
23 AVE NW
49 48
5960
55535251
616364
6667
7675
7170
74 72
6968
7879
80818283
DIVISION OF
46 EDMONTON-WHITEMUD
89878684
9092
00.3
KM
0.61.2
Summary Of Results By Poll - Edmonton-Whitemud
Poll
Names on List
JOHN BALOUN
IND
KATHRYN JACKSON
GPA
STEPHEN MANDEL
PC
CHAD PETERS
WRP
STEVEN TOWNSEND
LIB
BOB TURNER
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - BROOKSIDE N387187718613224200062.5
2 - BRANDER N469329211615526900057.4
3 - BRANDER NW442005710513420610046.6
4 - BRANDER CENTRAL38310291289214200037.1
5 - BROOKSIDE W CENTRAL365274912210317500047.9
6 - OLD RIVERBEND E39503879612623100058.5
7 - R'BEND BRAMLEY-MOORE339025215512920300059.9
8 - RIVERBEND NELSON36303371129314600140.5
9 - RIVERBEND CENTRAL4062128659413620033.5
10 - RIVERBEND W CENTRAL35801461156012310034.4
11 - RIVERBEND S CENTRAL3250021926810000030.8
12 - RIVERBEND WHITEMUD455125213410117300038.0
13 - RIVERBEND EAST44504646610818800042.2
14 - RIVERBEND RAMSAY37111658110718301049.6
15 - RIVERBEND REILLY390004214510316400042.1
16 - BROOKVIEW N WEST482116114713822200046.1
17 - BVIEW BUTTERWORTH43231871148819400044.9
18 - BROOKVIEW CENTRE465039218411222900049.2
19 - BUTCHART52305102131013926901051.6
20 - BURLEY5040012013614027900055.4
21 - BUCHANAN451028615613224100053.4
22 - TERWILLEGAR RHATIGAN426108014913724110056.6
23 - THOMAS RHATIGAN PARK477027117911821700045.5
24 - RICE-RICHARDS456028117811822600049.6
25 - ROMANIUK44402921079120200045.5
26 - TERWILLEGAR POINT518131109613426320050.8
27 - HENDERSON EAGLE RIDGE57105125949323620141.5
28 - MARY LOBAY PARK423117713410720310048.0
29 - FALCONER N494045815910419000038.5
30 - FARNELL-FERRIS6641284171010421800233.1
31 - CARTER CREST N502017219510920601041.2
Poll
Names on List
JOHN BALOUN
IND
KATHRYN JACKSON
GPA
STEPHEN MANDEL
PC
CHAD PETERS
WRP
STEVEN TOWNSEND
LIB
BOB TURNER
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
33 - WHITEMUD CREEK E5901310023513226401044.9

34 - CARTER CREST E5580410123910724420043.7
35 - CARTER CREST S36102461579116100044.6
36 - FALCONER S457017213210819610042.9
37 - RIVER RIDGE N35801521069416300045.5
38 - RIVER RIDGE S449116612510418920042.1
39 - RIVERSIDE W34411441127713600039.5
40 - RIVERSIDE N38205574610117300045.3
41 - RIVERSIDE NE44402642119718500041.7
42 - LEGER-LAMB498115612610117720035.5
43 - LAUBER-LATTA376035313313220400054.3
44 - LEMIEUX-LOEWEN3450156379215900046.1
45 - LEIGH-LIVINGSTONE43200575213820200046.8
46 - HAYWARD-HILLIARD46602355310414900032.0
47 - HOLLINGSWORTH37221841046216300043.8
48 - HOLLANDS3190062827915100047.3
49 - WHITEMUD RIDGE CHATEAU33312461255311900035.7
50 - WHITEMUD RIDGE W478415515712620800043.5
51 - MASSEY-MAGRATH38610801317216710043.3
53 - TEGLER-TORY540018614911822810042.2
54 - TOMLINSON39402261349514011035.8
55 - TANNER4341146121013920900048.2
56 - TRELLE30001191539112900043.0
57 - HARKER-HUNTERS46220399213518710040.5
58 - HECTOR-HALIBURTON39122601348016100041.2
59 - HASWELL40701371939915900039.1
60 - HAGEN34002382056412900037.9
61 - HANNA3421722689513900040.6
62 - TOANE-TURVEY46832328316321100045.1
Poll
Names on List
JOHN BALOUN
IND
KATHRYN JACKSON
GPA
STEPHEN MANDEL
PC
CHAD PETERS
WRP
STEVEN TOWNSEND
LIB
BOB TURNER
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
65 - TERWILLEGAR GARDEN459011474178024913054.9
66 - MALONE39311441159315500139.7
67 - MARTELL3620074927616110044.5
68 - MCCLUNG-MACNEIL3290060947815120045.9
69 - MACNEIL-MCLAY3971152897514600036.8
70 - THOROGOOD5121210017611524100047.1
71 - TERWILLEGAR-TOWNE CENTRE2060143474710200049.5
72 - TOWNE-TERWILLEGAR W201111692679600047.8
73 - TERWILLEGAR LINK2631124132589900138.0
74 - TERWILLEGAR COMMON177001820496901039.5
75 - STEVENS384003319314419900051.8
76 - SUTTER412012621213118100043.9
77 - TARASUN-AXXESS20300762506500032.0
78 - SCHMID31910438127714100044.2
79 - STINSON361303511512517910149.9
80 - SPEAKER3311146998715300046.2
81 - STROM-SANDIN41903421468915410036.8
82 - MAYNARD486018714210420800042.8
83 - MANN2380351655111600048.7
84 - RABBIT HILL MCLUHAN3380186845515410045.6
85 - SINGER2370037365910511044.7
86 - SHASKE3720141748513800037.1
87 - S TERWILLEGAR-STEIN331012513810715400046.5
88 - SLOANE-SCOTT36302351789816010144.4
89 - SIMPSON5241056221112721710041.4
90 - PARK PLACE E37112181697512100132.9
91 - PARK PLACE W226011484447100031.4
92 - RABBIT HILL-MULLEN3100057475612400040.0
93 - ADVANCE-EDMONTON-WHITEMUD7935566328201289200
Poll
Names on List
JOHN BALOUN
IND
KATHRYN JACKSON
GPA
STEPHEN MANDEL
PC
CHAD PETERS
WRP
STEVEN TOWNSEND
LIB
BOB TURNER
NDPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
97 - MOBILE-LIFESTYLE OPTIONS #100479555116100

98 - SPECIAL BALLOT024616815422620 38

561505,4281,1105099,368 16,621 35 10 48
17321,7493131203,4375,668 1019
37,018731827,1771,42362912,805 22,289 45 11 5760.4
0.30.832.26.42.857.4
AIRDRIE59
46
159
CITY BOUNDARY AS OF MAR 22, 2012
171613
FAIRWAYS18
1211859
DR NW
1 AVE NW
2223
2428
101 AVE NE
29322
4443
3334
3560
6463
4847
4642
3837
6668
6971
7072
YANKEE VALLEY BLVD SE
567473
5053
277
5558

47 AIRDRIE
00.3
KM
0.61.2
Water
Valley
Cremona
Bottrel
Dogpound
Jackville
Madden
Nier
Carstairs
2A
Collicutt
2928
Stoney No.
142B
ands
2280
Crossfield
Helmsdale/N of Airdrie
AR 22, 2012
Airdrie
1 TO 78
Kersey
26 RadnorWildcat
Mitford
Cochrane Lake
Balza
Stoney No. 142,

143, 144
Cochrane
Glenbow
1A
Bearspaw
Calgary
Mc
47 AIRDRIE
KM
02.5510
Summary Of Results By Poll - Airdrie

Names
PETER BROWN
JEREMY KLUG
CHRIS NOBLE
ANGELA
PITT
JEFF WILLERTON
Voter Turnout
Poll
on List
PCAP
NDP
WRP
INDVSDR
(%)
1 - REUNION N7316119113109230410041.6
2 - REUNION S48141127575320600143.0
3A - WILLIAMSTOWN (A-K)4366596159019410044.5
4 - SILVER CREEK N4123785557316000038.8
5 - SILVER CREEK S3954534355114700037.2
6 - STONEGATE N5594785599221110037.7
8 - EDMONTON TRAIL N4033084944713800034.2
9 - JENSEN N4355794770418711043.2
10 - JENSEN4195772758315200036.3
12 - WILLOWBROOK N58853146062219111032.7
13 - WOODSIDE4287455269220210047.2
14 - WOODSIDE WILLOWBROOK S3944575067417301044.2
16 - WOODSIDE W4449163681321700048.9
17 - FAIRWAYS N45468115471320710045.6
18 - FAIRWAYS WOODSIDE S590100105179224200041.0
20 - SAGEWOOD SW47747125858818301038.6
21 - SAGEWOOD N5205294574318301035.4
22 - SAGEWOOD SE44359105252317600039.7
24 - CANOE N42344104456515900037.6
25 - CANOE CENTRAL4515074752315900035.3
26 - CANALS E43644116977220300146.8
28 - MACKENZIE RAILWAY4102766842214501135.9
29 - TOWERLANE336141241605500016.4
30 - ACACIA44942104577217600039.2
32 - ALLEN E4464185848816300136.8
33 - ALLEN W4284015762416400038.3
34 - ERIN E4697267374422911149.3
36 - SUMMERHILL E4132945279516900040.9
37 - WATERSTONE4646586967621510146.6
38 - SUMMERHILL W4713695470417300036.7
40 - LUXSTONE E4224576379620000348.1
41 - LUXSTONE CENTRAL6387497998726711042.0
42 - LUXSTONE SW61952107157219211031.2
PETER
JEREMY
CHRIS
ANGELA
JEFF
Voter
PETER
JEREMY
CHRIS
ANGELA
JEFF
Voter
2126
2524
23 Rock2221
2019
18 17
161575
131211
Fawcett Lake
Orloff Lake
Island Lake
Jean Baptiste
McMillan Lake
Goodwin
74Lake
Behan
Lake
Gambler 31 Lyle
Smith
2A
Lawrence Lake 2
No. 183
Calling Lake
Calling Lake
Lake
Wandering
River
Breynat
85869
Heart Lake Indian Reserve No. 167A
Chisholm
Island
1011
Charron Lake Plamondon
Lac la Biche
Lake
Baptiste Lake
67
Athabasca55
Grassland Atmore
Donatville
Kinosiu Lake
Beaver
Lake
Beaver
Lake No.
Flatbush
Colinton
19 TO 24
14Skeleton
Lake
North Buck Lake
Caslan
Hylo
Venice
Elinor Lake
Fawcett
Jarvie
Meanook
Perryvale
15 TO 16
Ellscott
Boyle
Long Lake
Buffalo Lake
64 36
Kikino 63
Huppie Lake
Whitefish
Fork Lake
Dapp
Rochester
Tawatinaw
Abee
Newbrook
Lake
White Fish Lake

38No. 128
Garner
Nestow
de18
34656
Smoky
37Lake
Edwand
Bellis
Vilna
Lake
Spedden
Cache Lake
DIVISION OF
48 ATHABASCA- STURGEON-REDWATER my AS DEFINED BY THE ELECTORAL
Egremont
4544
Waskatenau Warspite
Radway
40 TO 41
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
egal
Opal
651 4647
Redwater
Saddle Lake No. 125
n803 54 53
KM55 TO 57
48 38 49 TO 52
Morinville
Cardiff
Gibbons
01020
Bon
ville AcGciobrbdons
60 TO 64
Bruderhei
Carbondale
686766 825
Lamoureux
37 Pine Sands
Riviere Qui Barre
Cardiff Carbondale
Namao
5859
6866
L2a8mAoureux
2Namao37
75707172
Fort
Jose
Onoway
Calahoo
75 70 71
Fort
Josephburg
uve73
Saskatchewan
43633
Villeneuve
St. 74
73 72
Saskatchewan
St.
Edmonton
44Alb ert Edmonton
Albert
Big Lake
281521
5052
51 AVE
REDWATER
CN RAIL
48 AVE
LANCASTER PARK
Summary Of Results By Poll - Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater
JEFF
TRAVIS
COLIN
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater
JEFF
TRAVIS
COLIN
Voter
Abraham LakeSwan
Lake
54 SpruceView Dickson
Gleniffer
22Lake
01918
1716
15141312
111098
7654
Eagle 34
Hill
Chephren Lake
Mistaya Lake
Peyto Lake
Martin
Lake
Sundre
Westward Ho
Bow Lake
Red Deer River
582 31
Hector Lake
Lake
Lake Louise
Douglas
1 Lake
Banff National
Water
Valley
Bottrel
Madden
Louise
Park28
Boom Lake
2 TO 10
Lake Minnewanka
Ghost Lakes
Stoney No. 142B
Benchlands
Ghost Lake
Cochrane
Lake26
Shadow Lake
Banff
Harvie Heights11
1A Stoney No. 142,

143, 144
7238
TO
Cochrane
Canmore
Dead Man's
12Flats
TO 35
Exshaw
Lac Des Arcs
Stoney No. 142,

143, 144
75 71
Marvel Lake Lake Gloria
Spray Lakes Reservoir
Leman Lake
Kananaskis Country
Bragg 78
Creek

Priddis
22 Greens Priddis
Millarville
49 BANFF-COCHRANE
KM
Lower Kananaskis
Upper Lake Kananaskis Lake
Eden Valley No. 216
05 1020
COCHRANE
2239
BANFF
TWP RD 262
441A
4041
425
433
4849 2258
1A63
47DR
4650 5557
6062
5254
56596166
GRIFFIN RD652
67687
19
708
BANFF
CANMORE
1513
142428
1720
8 ST
25 30
3132
2333
136
1A
TOWN BOUNDARYAS OF JAN 1, 2014
COCHRANE
2239
TWP RD 262
4041
1A
492258
47DR
46555760
1A63
5154
565966
GRIFFIN RD65
6768
Summary Of Results By Poll - Banff-Cochrane
RON
SCOTT
CAMERON
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Banff-Cochrane
RON
SCOTT
CAMERON
Voter
131211109
876543
21
Chisholm
2625
2423
Island Lake
Swan
1Hills
2 TO 3
Flatbush
Baptiste Lake
Athabasca
Colinton
33Fawcett 33
Meanook
Alexis
Alexan der No. 134B
Fort Assiniboine
Shoal
Neerlandia
Jarvie
Dapp
Perryvale
Rochester
Tawatinaw
Whitecourt No. 232

Lake
Pibroch
Nestow
Whitecourt
Blue Ridge
Green
Court
Thunder Lake
Thunder Lake
Campsie
TO
Barrhead 20
Manola
Westlock
TO 44
Pickardville
Clyde18
Vimy49
Opal

50 BARRHEAD- MORINVILLE-WESTLOCK
Mayerthorpe
Rochfort Bridge
26Busby
Alcomdale
52 TO 53
Legal
73Manawan
Lake 51
Sangudo
Cherhill
Rich Valley
Alexander
Mearns2
4476
Bon Accord
5122
No. 1 34
Riviere
Cardiff
Gibbons
KM
Glenevis
Alexis
Pine Sands
Qui BarreMorinville 55
57 TO 7256
28A
051020
No. 133 43
Carbondale
BARRHEAD14
1853 AVE
1615
1953 AVE
1851 AVE
WESTLOCK
4544
50 AVE
110 ST
38106 ST
103A
ST40
4241
181846
4443

50 BARRHEAD- MORINVILLE-WESTLOCK
LEGAL
CARDIFF
331
MAIN ST
NORTH2
AVE
553
5632
SWAN HILLS

MORINVILLE
100 AVE
6261
6768
GRANDIN DR
Statement Of Results By Poll - Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock
MAUREEN
TRISTAN
GLENN
Voter
Statement Of Results By Poll - Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock
MAUREEN
TRISTAN
GLENN
Voter
Half Moon Lake

Antler Lake
Cooking
830Lake
North
Colling- wood Cove

ings Lake
Beaverhill Lake
16A
Vegreville
Akasu Lake
Lavoy
Ranfurly
Innisfree
Campbell Lake
Vermilion
Islay
Streamstown
Cooking
South Lake
14 630
Tofield
Mannville
Kenilworth Lake
Kitscoty
Blackfoot 50
Looma
Cooking Lake
Ministik Lake
Ryley60
Birch Lake
Minburn
L loydminster
New
Joseph68
676349
Sarepta Lake
lyMiquelon
Holden
Alice
Lake
w623Lakes
72Hay
Lakes
69 Kingman
Round Hill
Bruce
Clarke48
Lake
616 70
Armena
Demay Lake
Dusty Lake
Thomas Lake
58Viking56
Paradise Valley
Rivercourse
Bittern Lake
Gwynne
Bittern Lake
Camrose
13A
Ohaton
26615
Kinsella
Vernon Lake
Irma
Fabyan
Baxter Lakes
McLaughlin
Duhamel
Tillicum Beach
Bawlf
2528
3257
Wainwright14
Bushy
New Norway
Kelsey
Daysland
Wavy30
LakeTO
Head Lake
Greenshields44
Edberg
Rosalind
Strome
Killam
313334
Sedgewick
5545
TO 54
Ribstone
38 Lake
39 610
Edgerton
Ribstone 43
mson 822
. Samson
Ferintosh
Red18
Deer2229
Lougheed35
42 Chauvin
Reflex Lakes
Lake
Lake
Meeting Creek
2019
TO
Donalda
Heisler
Forestburg
Bellshill Lake
Hardisty
Amisk10
Dolcy Lake
Killarney Lake
Bashaw 53
1612
Hughenden
Jarvis
Pelican Rockeling
Galahad
Lake40
Bay
Point
Buffalo
Bay14
Shorncliffe
Czar
Gillespie
sMirror
Rochon Sands
Lake White
Sands
Red Willow
Alliance
Metiskow
Hansman
13 Lake
Provost
Cadogan
Lake
Hayter 39
3 TO 6
tettler
Botha
Gadsby
Halkirk
Brownfield
238
DIVISION OF
51 BATTLE RIVER- WAINWRIGHT
Lonepine Lake
Marion
Lake Shooting Lake
Castor
Sullivan
Lake36
Fleet
Coronation
Gooseberry Lake
Consort
Bodo
KM19
Gough Lake
1817
1514
13121110
Veteran
765
Monitor
Kirriemuir
Altario 34
05 1020
Byemoor
Endiang
HARDISTY
SEDGEWICK
Battle River
TWP RD 443

45 AVE
48 AVE

KILLAM
PROVOST
57 AVE

DAYSLAND
45 AVE
BASHAW
WAINWRIGHT
23 AVE
8 AVE
Summary Of Results By Poll - Battle River-Wainwright

GORDON
BLAKE
WES
RON
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Battle River-Wainwright

GORDON
BLAKE
WES
RON
Voter
Touchwood Lake
Spencer Lake
Cold Lake No. 149C
Kinnaird
LakeSeibert
3266
Blackett Lake
Helena Lake
Elinor
Pinehurst
Lake
98
7 Wolf Lake
654
Marguerite
Marie65
Lake

52 BONNYVILLE- COLD LAKE
Lake
Goose Lake
Lake
Lake3
Cold
Lake
Ironwood Lake
Frenchman Lake
Crane Lake
Cold Lake No. 149B
Cold Lake
KM
051020
Fork Lake
55La Corey
Cold28
Lake
35 TO 57
No.
149A 63
881 12
419
8928
Beaver Crossing
Cherry
St. Lina
Moose
Pelican
Bonnyville
Fort Kent
Ardmore
Cold Lake No. 149
Grove
Mallaig
Therien
Glendon
Lake
Narrows 17 Bonnyville Beach
Beaverdam60
Garner Lake
Spedden
Ashmont
Lottie Lake
St. Vincent
Vincent Lake
St.
28A
Sinking Lake
Kehiwin No. 123
Muriel Lake
Reita Lake
Elizabeth
Blue Quills
First St. Paul
Nation Upper
Edouard
Puskiakiwenin No.
Frog
Fishing
Lake57
Saddle Lake
Lower Therien
Therien Lake
Elk
Lindbergh
12223
Lake
No. 125
Lac Sante
Lake
Lafond
Point
a
Riverview
Unipouheos No. 121
TOWN BOUNDARY AS OF JAN 1, 201412 AVE
Summary Of Results By Poll - Bonnyville-Cold Lake
CRAIG
SCOTT
ROB
JOSALYNE
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Bonnyville-Cold Lake
CRAIG
SCOTT
ROB
JOSALYNE
Voter
16Nanton
Vulcan
Kirkcaldy
Lomond
Travers
Scandia
Ro
15 533
Parkland
Stavely
Claresholm
Champion
Carmangay
Enchant
Lost Lake
Vauxhall
Hill
Hay
53 CARDSTON- TABER-WARNER
KM
Woodhouse
Granum
Barons
Keho Lake
Nobleford
Picture Butte
Iron
Springs
Turin
41Purple
Grassy Lake
5 1020
Bow Island
Burdett
10Peigan
Shaughnessy
Monarch
Diamond City
Chin
Taber
43 TO 54
Springs
22Timber
9Limit "B"
Piikani Reserve (formerly Peigan
Mud Lake
Orton
Fort Macleod
Moon River Estates
Coalhurst
Coaldale
Fairview
Barnwell
Johnson's Addition
Lundbreck
IR No. 147)
Blood
Lethbridge
Wrentham 61
Skiff
Pincher Station
Lowland Heights
No. 148
Welling
Stirling
Welling Raymond28
New
Foremost
Beaver
Mines
Pincher Creek
1113
Magrath
Spring
Station
TO 23
30 TO 34
844 29
4 Dayton
2736
Tyrrell Lake
Crow Indian Lake
4Twin
Hill Spring
Cochrane
Lake
Coulee 20
Warner
Butte
80012
Woolford
Mountain
Leavitt
Cardston62
Milk
2Blood
View
Beazer
TO 19
Aetna
6 Shanks
3River
4 TO 5
Waterton
130Park 29
No. 148A
2827 26
Kimball
25 24
23 22
Lake
21 20
19 18
17 16 1514
13 12 11 10
Carway
Del Bonita
Coutts
STIRLING
4136
864TABER
50 AVE
Summary Of Results By Poll - Cardston-Taber-Warner

DELBERT
BRIAN
AARON
GRANT
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Cardston-Taber-Warner

DELBERT
BRIAN
AARON
GRANT
Voter
Stoney No.
142B
Cochrane
31Lake
32343536
Airdrie
373840
Irricana
Stoney No. 142,

143, 144
Cochrane
Bow River
2827
24 26
Balzac
McDonald Lake
Delacour
Kathyrn Keoma
Dalroy
Nighti
1820
17 1514
1613
Conrich
Lyalta
Strathmore
11 812
106
Calgary
Chestermere
48 TO 70
Cheadle
27 5
Janet
7372
Langdon
76 TO 83
Bragg
Creek
13
Priddis
22Greens
7475
Indus

54 CHESTERMERE-
ROCKY VIEW
Priddis
22x
Lloyd Lake
De Winton
Heritage Pointe
2A
Blizzard
Dalemead
Carseland
KM
Millarville
Black7
Okotoks
Lake
2 547
03.256.513
Diamond
Summary Of Results By Poll - Chestermere-Rocky View
LEELA SHARON
CORAL
MATT
JAMIE
BRUCE
WILLIAM JAMES
Voter
Poll
Names on List
AHEER WRP
BLISS TAYLOR
GPA
GRANT
IND
LALL IND
MCALLISTER
PC
PELECH
NDPVSDR
Turnout (%)
1 - REDWOOD S368525246710523501064.1
2/3 - REDWOOD N / TSUUTINA6226327165118833610154.2
4 - LOTT CREEK315301511403020700065.7
5 - WOLFWILLOW426626141633627201064.1
6 - STONE PINE4545340101623025900057.0
7 - SNOWBERRY419733151563827600065.9
10 - PIRMEZ CREEK277371215643014900053.8
11 - GRANDVIEW17623031612010800061.4
12 - PINE BROOK316501026853018300057.9
14 - SPRINGLAND34473601884020800160.8
15 - HORIZON VIEW5178541101324427600053.4
18 - MUNRO412108215714623300257.0
19 - AVENTERA470681339965324200051.5
20 - CALLING HORSE42778745875123200154.6
22A - BLUE RIDGE (A-L)579620351073421110036.4
22B - BLUE RIDGE (M-Z)30848304783416700054.2
23 - BEARSPAW35656027813618200051.1
25 - NAGWAY34347414902216800049.0
26 - CHURCHE RANCHE31354204711514600147.0
27 - ROCKY RIDGE539864361235828000252.3
28 - WOODLAND58310432111503630610252.8
29 - GLEN MARA34985103563417900151.6
30/31 - COTTAGE CLUB / BEAUPRE CREEK37866524542815900142.3
32 - CAMDEN41390413827425400061.5

LEELA SHARON
CORAL
MATT
JAMIE
BRUCE
WILLIAM JAMES
Voter
Poll
Names on List
AHEER WRP
BLISS TAYLOR
GPA
GRANT
IND
LALL IND
MCALLISTER
PC
PELECH
NDPVSDR
Turnout (%)
34 - CARLSON40275229473817300043.0
35 - CHERRY VALLEY473968271105327610058.4
36 - VALLEYVIEW36049606634216600146.4
37 - BALZAC36697511782821000057.4
38 - SHARP HILL430874291014424711057.7
39 - STEWART409100427894524700060.4
40 - BUTTE HILLS462845491104525710055.6
41 - KATHYRN4171014722834326000162.6
42 - MCDONALD LAKE146391113558202057.5
43 - SHORE437875416634522000150.6
44 - DALROY4191212611502821800052.0
45 - SUNSHINE28036248391410300036.8
46 - PRINCE OF PEACE487825461543328420058.3
47 - CONRICH472362758764522410047.5
48A - ASPENMERE (A-L)425864324583721200150.1
48B - ASPENMERE (M-Z)342751911384417800152.3
49 - CV LANDING4951123418782724210048.9
50 - FOUNDERS49740336571212110024.3
51 - PARKMERE6191052812654924101039.1
52 - HAWKMERE577774527704022300038.6
53 - WILLOWMERE519712118634419900338.9
54 - OAKMERE561917318593321100037.6
55 - LAKESIDE GREEN4901044411813023400047.8
56 - SPRINGMERE W496963515533120300040.9
57 - SPRINGMERE E54585457594420411037.6
58 - MERGANSER DRIVE507752610763320200039.8
59 - EAST LAKEVIEW424653120551315700137.3
60 - LAKEVIEW5791192620653724900043.0
61 - WEST CREEK427731113463917302041.0
62 - EAST CREEK507876512583920700040.8
63 - BEACHES5681126613774525910145.8

LEELA SHARON
CORAL
MATT
JAMIE
BRUCE
WILLIAM JAMES
Voter
Poll
Names on List
AHEER WRP
BLISS TAYLOR
GPA
GRANT
IND
LALL IND
MCALLISTER
PC
PELECH
NDPVSDR
Turnout (%)
65A - MAGENTA (A-L)327591214402514100143.4

65B - MAGENTA (M-Z)328563410382113200040.2
66 - RAINBOW FALLS517794411665722110243.1
67 - WESTCHESTER65514676171135534410152.7
68 - WEST LAKE CHESTERMERE37571413581715410041.1
69 - SANDPIPER35872539341814101039.7
70 - CHESTERMERE S325752312412816100049.5
71 - NORFOLK325623620381514400044.3
72 - WILLOW CREEK291643109441514500049.8
73 - EAST RIDGE5501084623814226400048.0
74 - HEATHER GLEN360672510543116910046.9
75 - INDUS3781217119523123100161.4
76 - LANGDON NW421108528674223210055.1
77 - LANGDON N455903109614722000148.6
78 - LANDGON E3769110185485022200059.0
80 - LANGDON SW33168654513917300052.3
81 - LANDGON CENTRE418983108495021800052.2
82 - LANGDON S14635356372110710073.3
84 - EAGLE29374440702818000161.8
85 - ADVANCE-CHESTERMERE1194411114567450400
86 - ADVANCE-CHESTERMERE68114391484151811478003
87 - ADVANCE-CALGARY (BEARSPAW HISTORIC SOCIETY)25518215294134718214
88 - ADVANCE-CALGARY (RO OFFICE)18291017204102524000
89 - SPECIAL BALLOT57028491312900 42
Total (Regular, Special Ballot) Total (Advance)

6,4393603368026,3963,222 17,555 22 11 72
1,23745552911,0584843,170617
34,9287,676405391 1,0937,4543,706 20,725 28 12 7959.6
37.02.01.95.336.017.9

55 CYPRESS-MEDICINE HAT
KM
Wardlow
Iddesleigh
Jenner
Easy Lake
White Horse Lake
Dishpan Lake
318
Hilda
5 1020
Tilley
Red Deer Lake
17 537
Schuler 16
Rolling Hills
Suffield
13Chappice
4528 15
TO 23
Medicine
Lake Sam Lake
Vauxhall
Hays
Redcliff
TO
Hat
Veinerville5
26523
12 78
Desert Blume
Dunmore
Irvine
Walsh1
Taber
Purple
Fincastle Springs
Lake
Grassy Lake
27 TO 29
Bow Island
Burdett
Yellow31
Seven
Persons
248
Lake
Rush Lake
Elkwater
514 Lake
Reesor Lake
Milk River
61Skiff
Crow Indian Lake

Foremost
Etzikom
Pakowki Lake
Orion
Manyberries
54
377
Milk River
716 15
Coutts
14 13
12 11 109
876
Lake
BOW ISLANDFOREMOST
361
MEDICINE HAT61
A
Summary Of Results By Poll - Cypress-Medicine Hat

DREW
ERIC
BOB
BEV
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Cypress-Medicine Hat

DREW
ERIC
BOB
BEV
Voter
Brock Lake
Cherhill
Lessard
Glenevis33
Alexando
Pine
55 748
Lake
Stony Plain
Gunn
Sandy Sands 1
Lake
Peers
Niton Junction
Mackay
Chip Lake
Wildwood
Isle Lake
Alexis No. 133
No. 135A
Alberta
Beach
Onoway
Calah
DIVISION OF
56 DRAYTON VALLEY- DEVON
Pinedale16
Evansburg
Entwistle
Gainford
Fallis
Spruce
Grove

DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
31 Wabamun
Lake
Wabamun No. 133B
Duffield
Carvel
16A
Tomahawk
Wabamun No. 133A
Keephills
Spring Lake
Stony Plain
05
KM
1020
Edmonton
Beaumont
Devon
Nisku
50Rocky
89TO 82
2Cynthia
4Rapids
Telfordville
10 11
Calmar
48 47
3167
Buford
Thorsby
12 TO 16
Leduc
32 TO 46
Drayton
26 Sunnybrook24
21 TO 23
Kavanagh
Lodgepole
Violet
Grove
Valley
Buck Creek
2939
54 27
Warburg
172
1918
1Buck
Breton
Mulhurst Bay
5758
56Pigeon Lake
59Millet
50Lake
Village At 62
No.
Wetaskiwin
46Alder 51
Flats
Buck Lake
Buck Lake No. 133C
55Winfield
Hoadley
Pigeon Lake138A
Westerose
6366
Falun
Bearhills
Lake
Louis Bull 67 No. 138B
Ermineskin No. 138
O'Chiese No. 203
Sunchild No. 202

Leedale
Bluffton
20A
Rimbey
Gull Lake
Maskwacis
Samson No. 137
2A
Ponoka
Morningside
151413
12111098
765
4321
27262524
1512
CALMAR16
3939
THORSBY
VILLAGE BOUNDARY AS OF JAN 1, 2014
3921
2622
WARBURG
50 AVE
DEVON
6069
7371
HAVEN AVE
7570
DRAYTON VALLEY
4146
4740
45 AVE
50 AVE
46 AVE
4344
43 AVE
34 AVE
3431
Summary Of Results By Poll - Drayton Valley-Devon
CONNIE
DIANA J
JENNIFER R
MARK
KATHERINE
Voter
CONNIE
DIANA J
JENNIFER R
MARK
KATHERINE
Voter
CONNIE
DIANA J
JENNIFER R
MARK
KATHERINE
Voter
Little Beaver Lake
Meeting Creek
Hardisty
Willow Lake
McCafferty Lake
242
Heisler
13 12
11 10987
6543
21 20 19 18
17 16 15 14
Bellshill
Amisk
Dixon Lake
David Lake
Pelican Point
Buffalo
Rockeling Bay
Red Willow
Forestburg
Galahad
Schultz Lake
Lake
Hughenden
Shorncliffe
Lake Czar 13
Gillespie Hansman Lake

Metiskow Lake
Mirror
Bay
Lake
7073
TO 70
Alliance
Brownfield
Bruce Lake
Horseshoe Lake
Twin Lakes
Cadogan
Hayter 39
Nevis
Erskine
Stettler
Botha
Gadsby
Halkirk3015
Deadman's
5633
Beltz Lake
3231
Shooting Lake
Castor
12 Fleet
Lake
Sounding Lake
Bodo
Lowden
Lake
TO
29Coronation
Round Lake
Big Valley
Gough
54Lake
34 Byemoor
TO 17
Veteran
Consort
Monitor
8Kirriemuir
Al7tario 34
Snake Lake
Endiang
Sullivan
Kirkpatrick
1410
Currant
Compeer
Rumsey
Mudspring Lake
Chain Lakes
Pearl
Lake
Lake
Lake33
New32
53Rowley
Lake27
586 19
Brigden
27 Morrin 837
Munson
Michichi
Dowling
Craigmyle Lake
Hanna
Delia 3522 TO 26
Handhills
Contracosta Lake
Richdale
Plover
Youngstown
Chinook
Sedalia
Salt
Lake
Carbon
Hesketh
Drumheller
37 576
TO
Lake
Lake
Cereal
5Sibbald 28
Green's
3Lake
Rosebud
Rockyford
10X
Little Fish Lake
Dorothy
Sunnynook
Oyen
TO 4
Acadia 26
Valley
Standard
Stobart
Chancellor
Deadhorse Lake
Hussar
Seiu Lake
Gem
Cessford
Wardlow
562 23
Bindloss
Lake
Gleichen
Siksika No. 146
Cluny
Bassano
Rosemary
Duchess
Iddesleigh Jenner
White
Shouldice Queenstown
Lathom Lake
San Francisco Lake
Jamieson Lake
Brooks
Patricia
Tilley
TideEasy
LakeLake
Horse Lake
Dishpan Lake
Hilda
Schuler16
DIVISION OF
57 DRUMHELLER-STETTLER
KM
nchant
Lost
Rainier
Scandia
Rolling Hills
Hays
Suffield
Red Deer Lake
Chappice Lake
Medicine Hat
528 15
010
2040
Lake
Redcliff
CONSORT
CORONATION
54 AVE
45 AVE
TOWN BOUNDARYAS OF JAN 1,
CASTOR
83849
HANNA
Nacmine
50 47
Kneehill
43 4140
DRUMHELLER
Rosedale/
Aerial
3810X
Wayne
56Cambria
10Willow
Creek
Lehigh
STETTLER
East
Coulee

47 AVE
TWP RD 39044 AVE
Summary Of Results By Poll - Drumheller-Stettler
JACK
EMILY
RICK
Voter
JACK
EMILY
RICK
Voter
JACK
EMILY
RICK
Voter
Peace Point No. 222
Tthe Jere Ghaili Indian Reserve No. 196B
Reserve No. 196F
Charles Lake No. 225
Cornwall Lake No. 224

Sandy Point
Baril
Devil's Gate No.
No. 221
Allison Bay No. 219 2
Beaver Ranch No. 163
John D'Or Prairie No. 215

Fox Lake No. 162
Lake Claire
Lake
Mamawi Lake
Old Fort No. 217
220 Fort
Chipewyan
Chipewyan No. 201B
Chipewyan No. 201
Chipewyan No. 201D
Tall Cree No. 173A

119 8 7 6
5 4 3 2 1
24 23
22 21 20 19 18
17 16 15
14 13
12 11
Chipewyan 7 6 5
No. 201F
4 3 2 104
Tall Cree No. 173
Wadlin Lake No. 173C
Loon Prairie
Antler Lake
Big Island Lake
Namur River
No. 174A
Fort
Chipewyan No. 201G

Fort McKay No. 174C
Fort Mackay
16 Saprae
No. 237
Red Earth
McMurray
Creek
Clearwater No. 175
Gordon87
Loon Lake Creek

No. 235

58 FORT MCMURRAY-
Wabasca No. 166C

Wabasca-Desmarais
House River Indian Cemetery No. 178
Gregoire Lake Estates

Gregoire Lake No. 176
Anzac
Lake86
Janvier
South80
CONKLIN
KM
04080
Wabasca No. 166D
Sandy Lake
Goodwin Lake
Conklin
Winefred76
Lake No. 194B
Winefred75
Lake74
343225
36DR
2263
FORT MCMURRAY
1110
GREELY RD
639
Summary Of Results By Poll - Fort McMurray-Conklin

MELINDA
BRIAN
ARIANA
DON
Voter
14 13
12 11 10 98
76543
11 1098765
432
126 23 22
21 20 19
18 17 16 15
Tthe Jere Ghaili Indian Reserve No. 196B
Charles Lake No. 225
No. 196E Cornwall Lake No.

Thultue
Lake
Merryweather Lake
Wood Buffalo National Park

Peace Point No. 222
Sandy Point No. 221

Devil's Gate Allison Bay
Baril
No. 220
F ort
No. 219
Lake
LakeChipewyan
Lake
Mamawi
Dog
H ead No. 218
Athabasca
Chip No.
Beaver Ranch No. 163B

Beaver
John D'Or Prairie
Fox Lake No. 162
Claire
Lake
Old Fort
Chipewyan No. 201

Chipewyan No. 201D
milion Ranch
No. 163
Tall Cree No. 173A
No. 215
No. 217Chipewyan No. 201D
Chipewyan No. 201F
Chipewyan
Tall Cree No. 173

59 FORT MCMURRAY-
Antler Lake
Big Island Lake
Namur River
No. 174A
No. 201G
McClelland Lake
Fort McKay
63No. 174C
F ort Mackay
1 TO
WOOD BUFFALO90
Fort63
McMurray
63 69
Saprae Creek Clearwater

No. 175
KM
0255086
Gregoire LakeEstates
Anzac
Gregoire Lake No. 176
3836
3437
4411
434
4033
359
3026
292225
282448
2713
1917
1614
158
FORT MCMURRAY96
42
31
Summary Of Results By Poll - Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo
MIKE
STEPHEN
ROBIN
TANY
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo
MIKE
STEPHEN
ROBIN
TANY
Voter
82763
Egremont
Radway
201918
171615
14859 5812
322
Opal
Redwater
651644
7376
Saddle Lake No.

57125
St. Michael
Wostok
75 Andrew
Whitford
Willingdon
64372
70 TO 7174
Gibbons
Bruderheim
Star68
Hairy
28A
Fort
69Lamont
Hill
55Two
Saskatchewan
65 TO 67
Hills
Lamoureux
27 TO
Josephburg
Chipman
85754
Edmonton
I.D. No. 13 Elk Island
6463
15 Hilliard
Mundare
6253
24232221
Ardrossan
Antler Lake
ollingwood
North
Beaverhill
16A
3 TO 14
Vegreville
Lavoy

60 FORT SASKATCHEWAN-
VEGREVILLE
Cove
Cooking Lake
Cooking Lake
Hastings Lake
Lake21

KM
Hastings
14Lake
Tofield
TO 19
85450
07.515
TWP RD 554
FORT
SASKATCHEWAN
151555
544948
514445
5350 43
3852 414230
3739 40 31
36 34 33 32
272129
Summary Of Results By Poll - Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville

ALLISON
DEREK
JACQUIE
JOE
JESSICA
PETER
Voter
Poll
Names on List
ANDERSON
GPA
CHRISTENSEN
AP
FENSKE
PC
GOSSELIN
WRP
LITTLEWOOD
NDP
SCHNEIDER
LIBVSDR
Turnout (%)
1 - LAVOY COMMUNITY HALL36246615648017500148.6

2 - VEG SOCIAL CNTR40925736275221910053.5
5 - VEG SOCIAL CNTR W32915212561511800035.9
6 - S C SUNSHINE CLUB40582292344811422028.6
7 - S C SUNSHINE CLUB E33538261868612900038.5
8 - VEGREVILLE ELKS HALL E42411714174219000145.0
9 - VEGREVILLE ELKS HALL S24002282453110800045.0
10 - VEGREVILLE ELKS HALL MDL32614471858313100040.2
11 - S C SUNSHINE CLUB CNTR37014262660312000032.4
12 - S C SUNSHINE CLUB W45713602788218100039.6
13 - VEGREVILLE ELKS HALL NW475266639102421900046.1
14 - VEGREVILLE ELKS HALL N4751019112115310011.2
15 - MUNDARE REC CNTR SW477117067119226000254.9
16 - TOFIELD COMM HALL N74148116127172843501058.8
17 - TOFIELD COMM HALL S5591027886136731960157.2
18 - TOFIELD COMM HALL E5292411475123932700061.8
19 - TOFIELD COMM HALL45511625764418901041.8
20 - TOFIELD COMM HALL W34322466492721310062.1
21 - FV SCONA E34504525563117500050.7
22 - FV SCONA43434657495624700056.9
23 - FV SCONA MDL640249982153434400053.8
24 - FV SCONA W213012422737011800055.4
25 - FV SCONA NW1570023102025520035.0
26 - FV SCONA NE42722814274120200047.3
27A - COMM BAPTIST CH S (A-K)571296352105523600041.3
27B - COMM BAPTIST CH S (L-Z)13531111123721991142720131.6
28A - COMM BAPTIST CH E (A-K)4331216116459910022.9
28B - COMM BAPTIST CH E (L-Z)970343433112619200019.8
29A - DOW CNTR (A-K)7223484621781534600047.9
29B - DOW CNTR (L-Z)731579564171734910047.7

ALLISON
DEREK
JACQUIE
JOE
JESSICA
PETER
Voter
Poll
Names on List
ANDERSON
GPA
CHRISTENSEN
AP
FENSKE
PC
GOSSELIN
WRP
LITTLEWOOD
NDP
SCHNEIDER
LIBVSDR
Turnout (%)
30A - CENTRE STONE (A-G)47207483678517401037.1

30B - CENTRE STONE (H-N)45504523393318521141.1
32 - J M SCHOOL E40255441899717800044.3
33 - J M SCHOOL CNTR408914148108521201052.2
36 - COMM BAPTIST CH CNTR4774459421171023610049.5
37 - COMM BAPTIST CH W28164975011410281000100.0
38 - J M SCHOOL NW390514732114420300052.1
39 - J M SCHOOL W32023272686514910046.6
40 - P J XXIII SCHOOL S387515246105421310055.0
41 - P J XXIII SCHOOL N29213422672615020051.4
42 - R H SCHOOL S454335045100820910046.0
43 - R H SCHOOL CTR35867423495518912053.4
44 - R H SCHOOL NE33771492880617101151.3
45 - J P II H SCHOOL M464438334114324120051.9
46 - J P II H SCHOOL NE44434523787218510041.7
48 - J P II H SCHOOL CNTR43337412698818300042.3
49 - J P II H SCHOOL CNTR S35814332278614410040.2
50 - R H SCHOOL W323126136218520026.3
51 - R H SCHOOL NW31030302165312200039.4
52 - P J XXIII SCHOOL NW4114253371071221500353.0
53 - P J XXIII SCHOOL W37054434681918800552.2
54 - FORT SASK JR HIGH SW26841481759313200149.6
55 - FORT SASK JR HIGH S6205310940951126300042.4
56 - FORT SASK JR HIGH N36041241167511201031.4
57 - FORT SASK JR HIGH NW43253463289818300042.4

ALLISON
DEREK
JACQUIE
JOE
JESSICA
PETER
Voter
Poll
Names on List
ANDERSON
GPA
CHRISTENSEN
AP
FENSKE
PC
GOSSELIN
WRP
LITTLEWOOD
NDP
SCHNEIDER
LIBVSDR
Turnout (%)
60 - CHIPMAN DROP IN CNTR S46151555099521510046.6

61 - MUNDARE REC CNTR E5986485731171229710049.7
62 - VEGREVILLE ELKS HALL37402554489219200051.3
63 - MUNDARE REC CNTR NE32615585065318200156.1
64 - CHIPMAN DROP IN CTR N486216747116423730048.8
65 - LAMONT REC CNTR E514237568114927100052.7
66 - LAMONT REC CNTR CTR39081533494619600050.3
67 - LAMONT REC CNTR N52242472180515911030.7
68 - LAMONT REC CNTR NORTH470517581131429700063.2
69 - BRUDERHEIM COMM CNTR E28046644673119400069.3
70 - BRUDERHEIM COMM CNTR S548438156119526800048.9
71 - BRUDERHEIM COMM CNTR N483425344101420800043.1
72 - BRUDERHEIM COMM CNTR W66101671003400153.0
73 - SKARO HALL31334665666319800163.6
74 - ANDREW R CLUB S2101036174509900047.1
75 - ANDREW R CLUB CNTR38824593591519600050.5
76 - ANDREW R CLUB N30634513479117200056.2
77 - ADVANCE-FORT SASKATCHEWAN-VEGREVILLE17234913471066271971315
78 - ADVANCE-FORT SASKATCHEWAN-VEGREVILLE10924916637018822100
79 - MOBILE-VEGREVILLE126319484137400
80 - MOBILE-FORT SASKATCHEWAN125713687148101
81 - MOBILE-ANDREW / MUNDARE111568233001
82 - MOBILE-LAMONT0138518264100
83 - MOBILE-TOFIELD10361518272101
84 - SPECIAL BALLOT03312456011410 46

2582924,7873,4467,547430 16,760 48 12 70
27327405131,436452,793415
36,5152853245,5273,9598,983475 19,553 52 13 7553.8
1.51.728.320.245.92.4
432
126 25
24 23 22
21 20 19
18 17
16 15
14 13
Spirit
Eaglesham
Tangent
River
Rycroft
Woking677
Wanham
Peoria
739740
Watino
Girouxville
Falher
Donnelly McLennan
Winagami
Peavine
Gift Lake
2733
Guy
Lake
Kapawe'no First Nation No. 150C (Halco 150C)
Grouard
Teepee
High
2APrairie
Kapawe'no First Nation No. 230 (Grouard 230)
59Sexsmith
Creek19
Enilda
Sucker Creek No. 150A

Jou7ss4ard
Bear Lake
TO 27
Clairmont
29 TO 33
Bezanson
Debolt
12 49
74973
imsdale
37 TO 81
Grande
P4r0airie
362120
Ridgevalley
138
East
Wedgewood35
Landry Heights
Grovedale
16Sturgeon
Lake
43No. 154A
Sturgeon Lake No.

TO11
10 Valleyview
Little Smoky
Snipe Lake
Meekwap Lake
Prairie71
Bear Lake
ED 61
DETAIL MAP
Crooked Lake
Iosegun Lake
Smoke Lake
Fox Creek
2 TO 4
Alexander No. 134A

ED 62
Grande Prairie
Wedgewood
Marlboro

61 GRANDE PRAIRIE-SMOKY
Ed
KM
1647
0 5 102030
CLAIRMONT
AVE
102 AVE
AVE
101 AVE
Clairmont Lake
92 AVE
GRANDE PRAIRIE
CITY BOUNDARY AS OF JAN 1, 2014
140 AVE
123 AVE
41
126 AVE
132 AVE
D
52
6 106 AVE
108 AVE3
100 AVETWP RD 714
Summary Of Results By Poll - Grande Prairie-Smoky

TODD
EVERETT
KEVIN
TODD
Voter
Poll
Names on List
LOEWEN
WRP
MCDONALD
PC
MCLEAN
LIB
RUSSELL
NDPVSDR
Turnout (%)
1 - FOX CREEK S315401763910210032.4

2 - FOX CREEK CENTRAL42149204269900023.5
3 - FOX CREEK NE341433663311800034.6
5 - LITTLE SMOKY4621524322822510048.7
6 - VALLEYVIEW SOUTH285955352617900062.8
7 - SUNSET HOUSE/SWEATHOUSE248843123515230061.3
9 - TOWN OF VALLEYVIEW NE461996587925100054.4
10 - TOWN OF VALLEYVIEW SE3845832135215500040.4
11 - VALLEYVIEW RURAL N4861468234727810057.2
13 - CALAIS N47923141211816710034.9
14 - CALAIS S26912448410400038.7
15 - STURGEON/CLARKSON203672413312500061.6
17 - DEBOLT275903984217900065.1
18 - GOODWIN1224721297900064.8
19 - NORTH DEBOLT17548204269800056.0
21 - CRYSTAL CREEK332749454021300064.2
22 - BADHEART/TEEPEE CREEK64812813598435600255.2
23 - SEXSMITH RURAL N6481361131210736800257.1
25 - TOWN OF SEXSMITH E46710275104022700048.6
26 - TOWN OF SEXSMITH W690107107157530400044.1
27 - TOWN OF SEXSMITH N60512869127128010146.4
29 - CLAIRMONT S322563095615110247.5
30 - CLAIRMONT W2714018103510310138.4
31 - CLAIRMONT N314533363712900041.1
33 - CLAIRMONT CENTRAL318374343612000037.7
34 - ALTHEN CORNER677147191156842140062.2
35 - FIVE MILE58195114128630710052.8
37 - ROYAL OAKS N4547878225523302051.8
38 - ROYAL OAKS CENTRAL502445486116703134.1
39 - ROYAL OAKS S4414858116017710140.4
41 - NORTHGATE S6704168117919900029.7
42 - NORTHGATE361283764811900033.0
43 - CRYSTAL VILLAGE N468413056313911029.9

TODD
EVERETT
KEVIN
TODD
Voter

TODD
EVERETT
KEVIN
TODD
Voter
75 Albright
Lake
Bear Lake
ED 6143
Demmitt
74 Updike Lake
Martin Lake
4 Valhalla
Wolfe Lake 5
Preston Lake
Brainard Horse
LakeLakes
No. 152B
Valhalla Lake
Centre
La Glace
La Glace
Lake Mulligan
Buffalo
100 AVE
Grande Prairie
73 2
Horse
Lake3
Bush
Anderson Lake
Lake
Lake 59
Wedgewood
72671
Goodfare
Lake
Cutbank
Bear
Clairmon
ED 62
13Yoke
10 TO 12 9
Lake
LakeClair
Landry40
Lake
Kamisak
Beaverlodge 8 Saskatoon 7
Lake
Grande
Heights
Debolt
71Lake
Huallen
Wembley
19 TO 20
Prairie
Dimsdale
2484
7018
21Wedgewood26
Elmworth
Landry25 83
Heights
Calahoo Lake
16Twin Lakes
Wilson Lake
Grovedale
Ellenwood Lake
Economy Lake
Lingrell
66 Lake
6340
Musreau Lake
62 Two Lakes
141312
111098
Wanyandie Flats East Settlement

62 GRANDE PRAIRIE-WAPITI
KM
765
4035120120
Summary Of Results By Poll - Grande Prairie-Wapiti

MARY
WAYNE
LAILA
RORY
Voter

MARY
WAYNE
LAILA
RORY
Voter

MARY
WAYNE
LAILA
RORY
Voter
Wolf
Two
Guns
Tsuu T'ina
Bennett
uu T'ina tion No. 145
Calgary
22X
Indus

63 HIGHWOOD
Lloyd Lake
7735
De Winton
24
3 Heritage Pointe
KM
0248
2A552
68
Blizzard Lake
Third Lake
13Okotoks12
14 TO 51
Gladys
5253
Aldersyde
7832
2A
Mazeppa
5519
Blackie
High23
River
56 TO 77
Frank Lake
2130292827
Azure
HIGH RIVER
LONGVIEW TR
3 AVE SE
9 AVE
12 AVE SW12 AVE SE
NORTHGATE DR
2A
OKOTOKS
141617
192021
1823
31CRESCENT ST E
272625
333435
3812
363724
WOODBEND WAY
4243
4144
454951
474850
5278353
Summary Of Results By Poll - Highwood
Poll
Names on List
WAYNE ANDERSON
WRP
MARTIN BLAKE GPA
CARRIE FISCHER
PC
JEREMY FRASER
SC
LESLIE MAHONEY
NDP
JOEL WINDSOR
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - DEWINTON N4581064104047326420057.6
2 - HERITAGE POINTE W571914127137826800046.9
3 - HERITAGE POINTE E5291041142033228212053.7
4A - HERITAGE POINTE DEERFOOT (A-L)70976188029519920028.1
4B - HERITAGE POINTE DEERFOOT (M-Z)712681118036222500031.6
5 - DEWINTON S5821352133252833210157.2
6 - HIGHWAY 54938062265132416600043.7
8 - HIGHWAY 2 S47488078119819402041.4
9 - HIGHWAY 552530122584039325301047.9
10 - COTTONWOOD5431266100423826710049.2
11 - DAVISBURG40689044126316300040.1
12 - SHEEP RIVER46188595126221700047.1
13 - BIG ROCK40886374027719700048.3
14 - SANDSTONE432643711381018700143.5
15 - CARR5451123526561023900144.0
16 - SUNTREE543836737561023500043.3
17 - WALDRON573885505761223600041.2
18 - CRYSTAL LAKE48171892227820800043.2
19 - CRYSTAL SHORES489626563381117600136.2
20 - CRYSTAL HEIGHTS453610380481015700034.7
21 - CRYSTAL WAY56775599250323400041.3
22 - CRYSTAL GREEN200812731376200000100.0
23 - CRYSTAL RANCH2007511001194200000100.0
24 - DRAKE PARK5361111802541025800048.1
25 - DRAKE DRIVE496812801671524600049.6
26 - DRAKE VIEW469576512511418100038.6
27 - CRYSTAL RIDGE538881671441021100039.2
28 - DR MORRIS GIBSON386696650501720700053.6
29 - DOWNEY520756883481023000044.2
30 - LOCK532103372256824401146.2
Poll
Names on List
WAYNE ANDERSON
WRP
MARTIN BLAKE GPA
CARRIE FISCHER
PC
JEREMY FRASER
SC
LESLIE MAHONEY
NDP
JOEL WINDSOR
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
32 - SHEEP RIVER NW478100193233423300149.0

33 - SHEEP RIVER SW380633590371017200245.8
34 - SHEEP RIVER SE389642301331014000036.0
36 - WOODHAVEN561963771421123000141.2
37 - SOUTH RAILWAY46239530046412410026.8
38 - STOCKTON56159243034414210025.3
39 - WESTRIDGE PARK536922731521523500144.0
40 - WESTMOUNT469845750481322510048.0
41 - WESTLAND50578357248619412038.8
44 - CIMARRON ESTATES480834112326323100248.5
45 - CIMARRON HOLY TRINITY49575550149518500237.8
46 - CIMARRON MEADOWS439703381431517000038.7
47 - WEST TUCKER534863100156425000046.8
48 - CIMARRON GROVE626785401731321000033.5
49 - CIMARRON CIRCLE42475460045619000145.0
50 - CIMARRON VISTA41072133327514100034.4
51 - CIMARRON SPRINGS512853731511322601044.3
52 - SPRING CREEK N61413551003421129600048.2
53 - ALDERSYDE28079529013513100046.8
54/63 - SPRING CREEK S / HIGHWOOD RIVER47472631134915301032.5
56 - HIGHWOOD VILLAGE418902455352620300148.8
57 - HIGH COUNTRY5649610492451721900139.0
60 - HIGH PARK4821144850151323100047.9
61 - RIVERSIDE5241013880221122500143.1
62 - HIGHVIEW42690070215618300043.0
Poll
Names on List
WAYNE ANDERSON
WRP
MARTIN BLAKE GPA
CARRIE FISCHER
PC
JEREMY FRASER
SC
LESLIE MAHONEY
NDP
JOEL WINDSOR
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
65 - SUNRISE519842384431318400336.0
66 - 18 STREET532736441391617900033.6
69 - BIRCHWOOD310493251361012400040.0
70 - CENTRE STREET E445625341311715000033.7
71 - GEORGE LANE PARK558658405542219410034.8
72/76 - BEACHWOOD / MONTROSE6031072632452824700341.5
73 - MCLAUGHLIN MEADOWS445555416371315710235.7
74 - SPITZEE477783446381518400038.6
75 - WATERTOWER HILL480807332291116200134.0
78 - ADVANCE-OKOTOKS379927908924780111
79 - ADVANCE-OKOTOKS261152971217230787111
80 - ADVANCE-OKOTOKS2767195516824675201
81 - ADVANCE-OKOTOKS32210227715110727003
82 - ADVANCE-HIGH RIVER286162171313931702004
83 - ADVANCE-HIGH RIVER4285273810832854100
84 - MOBILE-OKOTOKS52591426418200 11
85 - MOBILE-HIGH RIVER342493132103003
86 - SPECIAL BALLOT641410233132215

6,5522985,3391423,110741 16,182 18 13 51
1,952621,488458271514,52552 10
37,2398,5043606,8271873,937892 20,707 23 15 6155.8
41.11.733.00.919.04.3
Bentley Gull
Lake
Clive
Tees50
Mirror
Buffalo Lake
4032
hrow
128
27 2A26
2423
Alix
Eckville
Sylvan Lake
Blindman River
8687
Linn
Blackfalds
Nevis
Erskine
11Benalto
8584
57 TO 83 55
11A
88Valley
H aynes
Sylvan54
56 Lake
Red Deer
91 808
Ardley
Delburne 42
48 TO 49
Springbrook46
45TO
81643
Spruce View
28 Dickson
Markerville
Medicine River
TO 38
Innisfail
Penhold42
3339
Lousana
29 TO 30
Gleniffer
Lake26
10 TO
252498
Elnora
Red Deer River
Eagle H ill
1 Little Red Deer River
Bowden
3 TO 5
Wimborne
Huxley
Red Deer River
stward Ho 27
2A
Olds
Torrington27
INNISFAIL-SYLVAN LAKE
KM
3204
816
SPRINGBROOK
SYLVAN LAKE
Sylvan Lake
11A
TWP RD 373
4948
2A
8377
TWP RD 372
80747667
7170
6061
6968
6566
57DELBURNE
114441
Summary Of Results By Poll - Innisfail-Sylvan Lake
DANIELLE
DON
PATRICIA
KERRY
Voter
DANIELLE
DON
PATRICIA
KERRY
Voter
DANIELLE
DON
PATRICIA
KERRY
Voter
Janvier No. 194

Janvier Cowper Lake
South
No. 194A
Conklin
Winefred Lake No. 194B

65 LAC LA BICHE- ST. PAUL-TWO HILLS
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
63881
Winefred Lake
KM
02040
19 18 17 16
15 14 13 12
11 109876
543
272
Wandering
River
Breynat
Heart Lake No. 167A
Heart Lake44
No. 16769
Grassland
Atmore
Plamondon
4746
Beaver
Cold Lake
Donatville
Lac La Biche
Lake
48 TO 51
66 No. 149C
Boyle
Ellscott Long
Lake
Caslan
Hylo
663 40
Buffalo Lake
Venice42
Beaver Lake No. 131
Goose Lake
55La Corey
Marie Lake65
Cold Lake64
No. 149B
Cold Lake 63
Beaver
Crossing
39Kikino
Fort
Ardmore
Cherry Grove
White
36Fish Lake No. 128
St. Lina
Therien
Kent
660659
Bonnyville
Cold Lake No. 149
Beaverdam
3137
Mallaig
3334
St.
Glendon60
28A
Warspite
Waskatenau
Edwand
Smoky Lake
Bellis
Spedden
Vilna
Ashmont
Lottie
Lake
Vincent
Blue
St.
Kehiwin No. 123

Elizabeth 59
Fishing
Lake 58
Quills
28 F.N.
18Edouard14
13Puskiakiwenin
No. 122
Lobstick Settlement
Victoria Settlement
Saddle Lake No. 125
St. Paul
Lafond
Elk
17Point
Lindbergh
Frog Lake57
Unipouheos
Star
St.
Michael
Andrew Whitford
Willingdon
Brosseau
646 15 TO 16 Riverview
1112
Heinsburg
No. 12156
Tulliby
Bruderheim
Wostok
Hairy Hill
Two Hills
Duvernay
Musidora
3 Myrnam
Lake
Makaoo
I.R. No.
Lamont
Chipman
Hilliard
8 TO 9
Morecambe Beauvallon
Clandonald53
Mundare
Vegreville
4870
Marwayne
ELK POINT
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills
BRIAN
DAVID
CATHERINE
DARRELL
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills
BRIAN
DAVID
CATHERINE
DARRELL
Voter
Westerose
Pigeon Lake No. 138A
Falun
Wetaskiwin
Gwynne
Bittern Lake
Camrose
Dri
Duhamel
Louis Bull
45No. 138B
Ermineskin No. 138

2A
Ponoka
7 TO 18
Hobbema
Samson No. 137
Samson No. 137A

Montana
No. 139
65
822 4
Red Deer Lake
Ferintosh
Bashaw
Gull Lake
Morningside
22232526
Clive
B
Spotted
Bentley
Sylvan
5453
Linn
Lacombe
33 TO 52
Blackfalds
55 TO 65
Joffre
Haynes
Tees
Lake
Alix
2928
TO 29
r
Mirror
Nevis
Lake
11A
Valley
Red Deer
Ardl
Springbrook
2A
Delb

66 LACOMBE-PONOKA
3628
Penhold42
272625
242
04
KM
816
TWP RD 400
BLACKFALDS
TOWN BOUNDARYAS OF JAN 1, 2014
2A
258
TWP RD 395
6053
592
5531
2A
Barnett332A
Lake
3735
424038
243
AVE
4647
2A
39 WOODLAND
4932
LACOMBE
PONOKA
TOWN BOUNDARY AS OF
JAN 1, 2014
57 AVE
TWP RD 430
39 AVE
40 AVE
VILLAGE BOUNDARY AS OF
JAN 1, 2014
ALIX
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lacombe-Ponoka

Names
PETER DEWIT
DOUG HART
TONY JEGLUM
RON ORR
Voter Turnout
Poll
on List
PCNDP
APWRPVSDR
(%)
1 - SYLVAN HEIGHTS3655659117420000054.8
2 - FERTILE FOREST45910079711329910165.4
3 - NORTH PONOKA4978285711028400057.1
5 - MECCA GLEN45395551112128200162.5
6 - SOUTH EAST PONOKA557109831412433000059.2
7 - LUCAS HEIGHTS NORTH449629666322700050.6
9 - PONOKA NORTH443296736015900035.9
10 - PONOKA NORTH EAST385317764515900041.3
11 - PONOKA NORTH CENTRAL341365383713401139.9
13 - LUCAS HEIGHTS SOUTH4336380127422900052.9
14 - PONOKA SOUTH WEST4838510385425000051.8
15 - PONOKA SOUTH CENTRAL4995710365522110044.3
17 - PONOKA SOUTH EAST60756112710127600045.5
18 - PONOKA SOUTH48046107176623610049.2
19 - MORNINGSIDE MEADOWS7591481182213942700256.5
21 - CRESTOMERE6201311122713240200064.8
22 - FAIRVIEW546124562510831300157.5
23 - MILTON ROAD348694089621300061.2
25 - CLIVE RURAL42848455014028300266.6
26 - MIRROR RURAL51774572915231202060.7
27 - MIRROR TOWN4155152139921510051.8
29 - ALIX TOWN55676741612829420052.9
30 - HAYNES3845338219420610053.6
31 - JOFFRE3194440227518100157.1
33 - COLLEGE HEIGHTS5657072188724700043.7
34 - TERRACE4475249118019200043.0
35 - HEARTHSTONE4274442147517510041.0
37 - ELIZABETH PARK7801601033412642310054.2
38 - REGENT - LINCOLN5097181197624700048.5
39 - BRUNS - HERITAGE3825663205619540051.0
41 - CRANNA LAKE5208586226225510049.0
42 - LACOMBE NORTHWEST5116498228226600052.1
43 - NORTHSTAR4856883175722501146.8
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lacombe-Ponoka
PETER
DOUG
TONY
RON
Voter
6051
Edmonton14
Devon
Nisku
Beaumont
47 TO 67
Looma
Looking Back Lake

Ministik Lake
50976
Joseph Lake
10 TO 44
Leduc
2A
Rolly View
Hay Lakes
2Kavanagh
2A
Big Hay Lake
Millet
472524
Coal Lake
232
BEAUMONT
COLONIALE WAY
5453
5758
5251
6362
6160
43 AVE
646567
625814
LEDUC
1312
1415
2 11
1617a
333219
G30
212022
CP RAILCP RAIL
3729
2827
2A38
2623
39 40 41
CAMPBELL
44RD42
2A
Summary Of Results By Poll - Leduc-Beaumont
Poll
Names on List
SHAYE ANDERSON
NDP
JOSH DROZDA
GPA
BERT HOOGEWOONINK
AP
GEORGE ROGERS
PC
SHARON SMITH
WRPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - CLOVERLAWN/KAVANUGH630850129516635800056.8
2 - LEDUC RURAL SW49667410639924300049.0
3 - SAUDERS/ORD4044236837821202053.0
4 - ROLLYVIEW513703107915832000162.6
5 - NEW SAREPTA48771897513629900061.4
6 - NEW SAREPTA N4606958679824700053.7
7 - RICHDALE3555327566618400051.8
8 - BEAUMONT RURAL E5137046888225000048.7
9 - NISKU S4816129688122100146.2
10 - LEDUC TELFORD5198332507321100441.4
11 - LEDUC WILLOW PARK ESTATES3296271353914400144.1
12 - LEDUC BIENERT PARK6398769837125600040.1
13/48 - LEDUC DEER VALLEY N / AIRPORT W660692712312832900049.8
14 - LEDUC DEER VALLEY S60410833448123920139.7
15 - LEDUC BRIDGEPORT W7131194612710836400251.3
16 - LEDUC BRIDGEPORT E5275630444414700328.5
17 - LEDUC WILLOW PARK5778029513717900131.2
18 - LEDUC CENTRE50370010667121700043.1
19 - LEDUC SIMPSON PARK4696723955021700146.5
20 - LEDUC LIGGINS PARK3524843404313811039.5
21 - LEDUC ALEXANDRA PARK3904625304112402032.3
22 - LEDUC LEDE PARK52756712809625100047.6
23 - LEDUC ADOLPH COMM PARK4268516425919311045.5
24 - LEDUC EVANS PARK5017794547521900043.7
25 - LEDUC MCKAY PARK4717823656421200045.0
26 - LEDUC NOTRE DAME4618226616721800147.5
27 - LEDUC CORINTHIA PARK4957835465718902038.6
29 - LEDUC CAMELOT4717964506920810144.4
30 - LEDUC LINDSFORD PARK4185033594516000038.3
31 - LEDUC FRED JOHNS PARK3665936794319000051.9
SHAYE
JOSH
BERT
GEORGE
SHARON
Voter

SHAYE
JOSH
BERT
GEORGE
SHARON
Voter
TWP RD 94
1843

68 LETHBRIDGE-EAST
567
311108
26 AVE N
KM
00.512
12 13
141516
20 19 1817
2223
2624
272532
9 AVE N
2831
29 30
36373
34 35
383940
434241
4645
Lake
SOUTH PARKSIDE DR
5756
4849
5051 52
54 53
606162
6967
66 65
24 AVE S4
70717273
777475
TWP RD 82B
TWP RD 82
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lethbridge-East
MARIA
TAMMY L
KENT
BILL
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lethbridge-East
MARIA
TAMMY L
KENT
BILL
Voter

69 LETHBRIDGE-WEST1
KM
01225
32
54
123
6560
5961111314
6757 56
6855
1817
1916
7271
6473 7470 79
20215
7580
AVE
7650 52 53
542322
4840
49 51
46 4543
4238
3736 31 30
34 35322924
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lethbridge-West
RON
SHANNON
SHEILA
GREG
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Lethbridge-West
RON
SHANNON
SHEILA
GREG
Voter
Rockyford
Kathyrn
566Keoma564
DelacourNightingale
Dalroy
ConrichLyalta840Chancellor
791921
1ChestermereStrathmoreHussar
1A1
Cheadle561
netLangdonNamakaGem
d 560817
Indus156
22X
Dalemead901Gleichen862
CalgaryCarseland2Cluny
Siksika1Bassano

70 LITTLE BOW
KM
0 7.5 15 30
No. 146 3
552Siksika550Duchess
7547No. 14641RosemaryPatricia
8MossleighShouldice 84220
Arrowwood544
Okotoks6
Aldersyde24Queenstown19
799Herronton
2A95
HighBlackieMiloBrooks
River2354218
Brant 108731
540804EnsignTilley17
Cayley1536
Vulcan11 TO 13539535
534Rainier
NantonLomond 1616
14531
533Kirkcaldy
Scandia
Rolling15
2Travers530Hills
ParklandChampion525
Enchant14
Stavely22526
527232452218Hays13
CarmangayVauxhall
Claresholm84317
84521 19 TO 2012
52025875
Barons26Turin 27521
Iron
WoodhouseSprings11
363733 TO 3536
Granum864Grassy
519 Nobleford Shaughnessy 31 Picture ButteTaberLake10
239Diamond3 Purple
38 MonarchCitySprings
81140 TO 43302928Barnwell
Moon River47 TO 58Addition9
ChinJohnson's
Orton EstatesCoalhurstCoaldale
Peigan785 Piikani Reserve25 Fairview 3Stafford
TimberFort512
Limit "B"(formerly PeiganMacleod4445 46Reservoir5138
IR No. 147)Lethbridge
359Chin Lakes
510511509607
Blood
r LowlandPiikani Reserve 810No. 148StirlingWrentham 61Skiff
n Heights(formerly Peigan
786 IR No. 147)Welling6
Welling846
Station52New
PincherBlood No. 148RaymondDayton5
50784436
Creek2877
65Magrath4
505Spring506
Cochrane62
LakeCoulee
181716151413
Twin 2928272625242322212019Warner
COALHURST
294344
COALDALE
14 AVE
503
19 AVE52
4756
585554
VULCAN
VAUXHALL
11 AVE N
PICTURE BUTTE
7 AVE N
ROGERS AVE
ROGERASVE
TOWN BOUNDARY
Summary Of Results By Poll - Little Bow
IAN
HELEN
BEV
DAVID
CALEB
Voter
IAN
HELEN
BEV
DAVID
CALEB
Voter
IAN
HELEN
BEV
DAVID
CALEB
Voter
Priddis 3Priddis
Calgary
22X
Indus
Dalemead
Carseland
Greens
4Heritage Pointe
21 Millarville
De Winton
Okotoks

71 LIVINGSTONE-MACLEOD
8 10
TO 12
13 TO 15
Black7
Diamond
Aldersyde
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
KANANASKIS COUNTRY
Turner
Valley
2A High River
Blackie
Herro
230
KM
5 102030
4018
Longview
Cayley
Brant
Ensign
1716
Eden Valley No. 216
22 TO 24
Nanton
Vulcan
Kirkcaldy
Parkland
Stavely
Clear Lake
Champion
Carmangay
1134
O
Lyndon
Claresholm
28 TO 32
Woodhouse
Granum
Barons
Nobleford
Shaughnes
Peigan Timber Limit
Mud
51Lake
Fort
Orton
Moon River
Estates
Monarch
Diamo City
Coalhurst
38 TO 49
Municipality of Crowsnest Pass

Lundbreck
3A
Cowley
Pincher Station
"B"
Lowland
Macleod
TO
58 57
Lethbridge
77459
Beaver
Mines Lake
Beaver
Mines
Pincher Creek
Heights
61 TO 66
Twin Butte
Glenwood
Cochrane Lake
Hill Spring
Blood No. 148
Spring Coulee
Magrath
WATERTON LAKES NATIONAL PARK6

Mountain View
Leavitt
Beazer
Cardston
Aetna
Woolford

TURNER VALLEY
PINCHER6
CREEK
50761
FORT MACLEOD
26 ST3
6566
HYDE ST
TOWN BOUNDARY
TWP
60507
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TWP 84
TWP 84
TWP 83
TWP 82
Hazell
Sentinel
TWP
Coleman
TWP43
TWP 81
8140
TWP
TWP
Blairmore
Frank
TWP 80
MUNICIPALITY OF CROWSNEST PASS

497544
TWP 73
453
TWP
Hillcrest
TWP
733
BRITISH COLUMBIA
CROWSNEST PASS
TWP 70
TWP 64
MinesBurmis
TWP 71
TWP 65
Summary Of Results By Poll - Livingstone-Macleod
EVAN P
AILEEN
ALIDA
PAT
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Livingstone-Macleod
EVAN P
AILEEN
ALIDA
PAT
Voter

20 ST NE
12 ST NW
4 ST
6 ST SE
9 ST

72 MEDICINE HAT
KM
00.512
Summary Of Results By Poll - Medicine Hat

JIM
VAL
BLAKE
DAVID ANDREW
BOB
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Medicine Hat

JIM
VAL
BLAKE
DAVID ANDREW
BOB
Voter
Spruce View
Pine Lake
Goosequill Lake

73 OLDS-DIDSBURY- THREE HILLS
KM
Dickson
Bowden Lake
Napoleon Lake
Bowden
Innisfail
Davey Lake
Elnora
Huxley
Red Deer River
03.75
7.515
Sundre
Westward Ho
Eagle Hill
58 TO 70
Innis
3356
Olds
Wimborne
Torrington
Trochu
52 TO 53
Rum
Lake
3249
2A
Stewart Lake
Three Hills
Fallentimber Creek
39 TO 46
31 37
Didsbury
Keiver's Lake
Sunnyslope
Linden
31 TO 35
Cremona 17
21 TO 2530
Carstairs
26806
Swalwell
Water
Valley16
202
575 3
Acme
Bircham 2
Carbon
Hesketh
Bottrel
Madden
Crossfield
10 TO 13
7 TO 8
5 Beiseker9
Stoney No. 142B

43
Cochrane Lake
1A
212928
Airdrie
276
Keoma
Irricana25
242322
Rockyford
Rosebud
Stoney
Ghost No. 142,
143, 144
Cochrane
Calgary
Balzac566
Kathyrn
ACME
VILLAGE BOUNDARY AS OF JAN 1, 2014
THREE HILLS
303521
583583
7067
42 ST
AS OF JAN 1, 2014
DOMINION ST
46 ST
58 ST
6466
54 ST
1 AVE N
DECHAUNEY AVE
TROCHU

OLDS
Summary Of Results By Poll - Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills
JIM
WADE
NATHAN
GLENN R
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills
JIM
WADE
NATHAN
GLENN R
Voter
Jackfish Point No. 214

Bistcho Lake
57 No. 213
Zama City
Amber
Steen River
Buffalo River
River No. 219

Zama Lake No. 210
Hay Lake No. 209
Upper Hay
River41
No. 212
Rainbow Lake
High Level
46 TO 52
Bushe River No.
4443
Child Lake No. 164A Fort
Beaver
Ranch
No. 163B42
Beaver
John D'Or Prairie No. 215
10845
Boyer Vermilion
Ranch
Fox Lake
54No. 164
Ft.
39 No. 163A
No. 162
33 TO 35
37 Vermilion40
36 No. 173B38
12 11 10 9 8
7 6 5 4 3
2 130
La Crete32
Tall Cree No. 173A

Paddle Prairie
Keg River
19 18 17
16 15 14
13 12 11
9 8 7 65
Tall Cree No. 173
4 3 2 1
24 23
92Notikewin
Manning
25 TO 26
Loon
88 22
North
Star
Deadwood
Woodland Woodland
Prairie No. 237
Loon
Worsley Cleardale
Clear Hills No. 152C

Hines
87689
85 21
84 737
Dixonville
206
Cree No.
Cree No.
Cadotte Lake
Little Buffalo
Woodland Cree No.
Creek
197 TO 17
685 83 Grim shaw 2A 688
Swampy
Lake
DIVISION OF
74 PEACE RIVER
Berwyn18
82Brownvale
PeacSet. River
No. 236
Bluesky
Whitelaw
Marie Reine Isidore
Utikoomak
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
Fairview 81
Duncans 4
1 William
Lake No. 155B

680 Poplar Ridge
80No. 151A
Nampa
McKenzie
Utikoomak
49Spirit
River Rycroft
Eaglesham Tangent
Jean2
Cote
Reno No. 151K
Lake No. 155

PeavineGiftKM
Wanham 78
Girouxville
Lake
Watino Falher
Donnelly
02550
74 PEACE RIVER
LA CRETE
105 AVE
HIGH LEVEL
NAMPA
MANNING
TWP RD 840
84 AVE
TWPRD 915
PEACE RIVER
Summary Of Results By Poll - Peace River
SHERRY
DEBBIE
FRANK
NATHAN
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Peace River
SHERRY
DEBBIE
FRANK
NATHAN
Voter

75 RED DEER-NORTH
2DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
11A11A
82 ST
KM
00.512
6566
6768
7172
5277 ST7576
6463 61
262
53 54
6058
5982
5756
5150
4948
TWP RD
67 ST
3243
44 45
31424681
413847
3937
217880
3033
343625
3522
55 ST11
2827
242320
7916
15 12108
1497
50 ST
191817
1311
50 ST
CRONQUIST DR
3456
39 ST
Summary Of Results By Poll - Red Deer-North
S.H. (BUCK)
MICHAEL
KRYSTAL
CHRISTINE
KIM
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Red Deer-North
S.H. (BUCK)
MICHAEL
KRYSTAL
CHRISTINE
KIM
Voter
1214
613
3031
325758
31529
335655
145
10 37 ST34
5254596970
35 ST
27
33 ST
2726
355360
T
6871
1725
224
3651
5061
6772
8SELKIRK
18BLVD
39494865
40414762
2A19 ST
424663
434564
Summary Of Results By Poll - Red Deer-South

Names
PATTI ARGENT
WILLIAM BERRY
DEBORAH CHECKEL
BEN DUBOIS
SERGE GINGRAS
BARB MILLER
DARCY MYKYTYSHYN
NORMAN WIEBE
Voter Turnout
Poll
on List
IND
IND
LIB
GPA
APNDP
PCWRPVS D R
(%)
1 - WESTLAKE NORTH643111452061103792841 0044.2

2 - WESTLAKE SOUTH69962124219885723001 0042.9
5 - WESTPARK CENTRAL5422175116223341450 0026.8
6 - WESTPARK NORTH32410431442316920 0028.4
7 - WESTPARK SE49120133129156562330 0047.5
8 - WESTPARK EAST/RDC6431071218046492050 0031.9
9 - GAETZ SOUTH5321010216932321472 0027.6
10 - SOUTH HILL WEST502406544837201240 0024.7
11 - HOSPITAL AREA33310435401622910 0027.3
12 - DOWNTOWN WEST5334211458162482170 0140.9
13 - DOWNTOWN EAST327216516132331411 0043.1
14 - PARKDALE NORTH53950961310241252010 0037.3
15 - PARKVALE SOUTH433233248646311770 0040.9
17 - SOUTH HILL KIN CANYON392907266116241250 0031.9
18 - BOWER NORTH4271012605556331630 1038.4
19 - BOWER CENTRAL4720292107955712280 1048.5
21 - BOWER SOUTHEAST48022124138171572420 0050.4
22 - SUNNYBROOK SOUTH55420111149483702750 0049.6
23 - SUNNYBROOK SOUTHWEST45810121211166592522 0055.0
24 - SUNNYBROOK SOUTHEAST344216077347541900 0055.2
25 - SUNNYBROOK NORTHEAST457226796345321660 0036.3
26 - MOUNTAINVIEW SOUTHEAST3661031105957451760 0148.4
27 - MOUNTAINVIEW SOUTHWEST46621441810082482590 0055.6
28 - MOUNTAINVIEW NORTH45031125188838402050 0045.6
29 - GRANDVIEW SOUTH4372070186746361760 0040.3
30 - GRANDVIEW NORTH38830106106027421580 0040.7

Names
PATTI ARGENT
WILLIAM BERRY
DEBORAH CHECKEL
BEN DUBOIS
SERGE GINGRAS
BARB MILLER
DARCY MYKYTYSHYN
NORMAN WIEBE
Voter Turnout
Poll
on List
IND
IND
LIB
GPA
APNDP
PCWRPVS D R
(%)
33 - EASTVIEW EAST4118012269346552220 0054.0

34 - MORRISROE WEST44921123127538612040 0045.4
35 - MORRISROE WEST CENTRAL51581143177868912800 0355.0
37 - ANDERS WEST479101731110778472640 0055.1
38 - ANDERS SOUTH489301622975108893220 0065.8
41 - ANDERS ON THE LAKE SE4776091107172592280 0248.2
42 - INGLEWOOD NORTHWEST70943531895871023171 0044.7
43 - INGLEWOOD SOUTHWEST489211141110242492220 0145.6
44 - INGLEWOOD SOUTHCENTRAL50200102105753461780 0035.5
45 - INGLEWOOD SOUTHEAST681001231110656642521 1037.2
46 - INGLWEOOD NORTHEAST781319321128127933850 0049.3
49 - ASPEN RIDGE NORTHWEST53520711410389572730 0051.0
50 - VICTORIA PARK EAST6304143116586712450 0038.9
51 - VICTORIA PARK WEST4975042109082992920 0058.8
53 - MORRISROE SOUTHEAST3461066127336351690 0048.8
54 - MORRISROE NORTHEAST48820117127745622160 0044.3
55 - EASTVIEW ESTATES SE48010132910735482151 0145.0
56 - EASTVIEW ESTATES SW46922171149056662480 0052.9
57 - EASTVIEW ESTATES NW359104166157321620 0145.4
58 - EASTVIEW ESTATES NE5143010678231581970 0138.5
61 - LANCASTER WEST5251174198875602552 0048.6
62 - LANCASTER GREEN WEST4990083189996642880 0057.7
63 - VANIER WOODS NORTH5771062208151592200 0238.5

Names
PATTI ARGENT
WILLIAM BERRY
DEBORAH CHECKEL
BEN DUBOIS
SERGE GINGRAS
BARB MILLER
DARCY MYKYTYSHYN
NORMAN WIEBE
Voter Turnout
Poll
on List
IND
IND
LIB
GPA
APNDP
PCWRPVS D R
(%)
65 - LANCASTER GREEN EAST693411233011467853162 0045.6

66 - LANCASTER 3741309316120110733340 0045.1
67 - LANCASTER NORTHCENTRAL47560102118757492221 0247.2
68 - DEER PARK 54355116299460482351 0054.0
69 - DEER PARK 4461209179575652544 0055.1
70 - DEVONSHIRE NORTH64500131149273872800 0043.4
71 - DEVONSHIRE SOUTH401305456842581851 0046.1
72 - LONSDALE NORTH4921070207452512050 0041.7
73A - LONNSDALE SOUTH (A-G)7313043116162652090 0028.6
73B - LONNSDALE SOUTH (H-O)3781092107147591990 0052.6
73C - LONNSDALE SOUTH (P-Z)3561091108236601990 0055.9
74 - ADVANCE-RED DEER-SOUTH532014293002071567342 03
77 - MOBILE-155135352158532940 03
79 - MOBILE-3314232935231001 20
80 - SPECIAL BALLOT1081174149441616 0 28

210556932449416,2424,8284,358 17,571 41 9 46
2254530947825864542,0182 03
37,771232607382741,0357,0245,4144,812 19,589 43 9 4952.0
1.20.33.81.45.335.927.624.6
Drayton Valley
Warburg
Thorsby

77 RIMBEY-ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE-SUNDRE
Alexis
Pembina River
Lodgepole
Buck Creek
Buck
Breton
Pigeon Lake
Wizard Lake
Mulhurst Bay
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
KM dinal
Elk River No. 233
O'Chiese
Alder
Flats
Lake
Buck Lake
Buck Lake No. 133C
Winfield
Village At Pigeon Lake

13 Battle
Lake
13AFa
Westerose
010
2040
Blackstone River
No. 203
Nordegg
River4
4422
Hoadley
79
343
Bluffton
Maligne Lake
JASPER NATIONAL PARK

Brazeau1
Sunchild42
No.
2202
68
Leedale
12 to 14
Rimbey
Gull Lake
2423
2221
River
19181716
Nordegg
2118
Bentley
Brazeau Lake
Big Horn No. 144A
13121110
98R7ocky 6
Mountain
38House
2425 to 37
5 20 43
Withrow
43 LeslievilleEckville
2116
Sylvan
Blackfald
3942 Alhambra
4446
Lake
392311
47 Benalto
Condor
Sylvan Lake
L
11AV
Abraham
93Lake
38404145
Cow Lake
4811
37 52
5556
Spruce
Markerville Penhold
North53
Saskatchewan River
54Caroline
View54
Dickson
Innisfail
Clearwater River
3460
5962
TO
3365
Eagle
61Hill
Bowden
Olds
Sundre
Westward
Ho27
Bow Lake
Hector Lake
Red Deer
River
Didsbury
2A
Carstairs
2550 AVE
48 AVE
26BENTLEY
65 AVE
57 AVE
TOWN
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE
AS OF JAN 1, 2014
TWP RD 425
20A
11A
52 AVE32
52 AVE
54 AVE
353337
51 AVE
3536
42 AVE
RIMBEY
75211
SUNDRE

77 RIMBEY-ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE-SUNDRE
2266
2 AVE NW
5846365 MAIN AVE E27

6766
TWP RD 325A
4646
ECKVILLE
Summary Of Results By Poll - Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House-Sundre
JOE
TAMMY
JASON
HANNAH
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House-Sundre
JOE
TAMMY
JASON
HANNAH
Voter
DIVISION OF16
78 SHERWOOD PARK16
00.4
KM65
0.81.6
6867
7564
7170
7372
6261
131542
1641
4358
1217
1011
4557
384656
981947
223655
76 DR
2324
3749
3435 5048
327
2628
293354
21
WYE RD
D315152
Summary Of Results By Poll - Sherwood Park
ANNIE
CATHY
LINDA
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Sherwood Park
ANNIE
CATHY
LINDA
Voter
DETAIL MAP
Bard
y Lake
Alexander No. 134
Low Water Lake

ST. ALBERT

79 SPRUCE GROVE- ST. ALBERT
ndy ke
Pine92
Sands
St.
Albert
KM
02.55
255
Calahoo
Gladu Lake
9089
Villeneuve
Volmer
57 TO 88
St. Albert
1651
1 TO 49
Spruce
28Grove
16A
Big Lake
Edmonton
Stony
1Plain27
Acheson
2625
628Stony Plain No. 135
168
34
1214
151116
234
3129
GROVE DR
2520
1315
3533
2622211918
30272417
234647
394142434445
384048
16A
491 AVE
Parkland Village
53222 Range Road 272
SPRUCE GROVE
ST. ALBERT
VILLENEUVE RD
ID
6866
6364
70 69 677981
5971
5772
7782
768687
7483
8485
Summary Of Results By Poll - Spruce Grove-St. Albert
Poll
Names on List
BRENDON GREENE
GPA
GARY HANNA
AP
TREVOR HORNE NDP
REG LUKASIK
LIB
RUS MATICHUK
PC
JAYE WALTER
WRPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - HARVEST RIDGE W248120876474320400082.3

2 - HARVEST RIDGE CENTRAL598015939725724610041.1
3 - HARVEST RIDGE E528016962765124111045.8
4 - DEER PARK5762179710977229500051.2
5 - DEER PARK - CREEKSIDE384418664624019400050.5
6 - ASPEN GLEN N37015756533417410047.0
7 - ASPEN GLEN S5804171117425723810041.0
8 - LINKSIDE688725116121276234900050.7
9 - FIELDSTONE - LONGVIEW4600208871084326600057.8
10 - STONESHIRE - FAIRWAY590321105141117232620055.3
11 - HILLSDOWN W442281038284719611245.0
12 - HILLSDOWN E2580446716249740037.6
13 - SPRUCE VILLAGE W575613918545022200038.6
14 - SPRUCE VILLAGE - E32009677222412900040.3
15 - GREYSTONE5834401008504724901042.9
16 - VERONA18701030422218700046.5
17 - SPRUCE GROVE - ATIM LAKE2932191116524423411080.2
18 - GROVE MEADOWS - E57842312314585627810048.1
19 - GROVE MEADOWS - W45521411112463722220048.8
21 - BEECHMONT BURLINGTON471414929403619510041.4
22 - BROOKSIDE42127759423216700039.7
23 - BROOKWOOD S408113897404319310047.3
24 - WELLINGTON43919786262114100032.1
25 - WOODSIDE41428979534020910050.5
26 - WOODHAVEN N4151169911293118701045.3
27 - WOODHAVEN S42637874605321400050.2
29 - MILLGROVE N496418946365421201042.9
30 - MILLGROVE W5211141159605024900047.8
31 - HEATHERGLEN53213803463316610031.2
32 - HEATHERLANDS531198612515421301040.3
Poll
Names on List
BRENDON GREENE
GPA
GARY HANNA
AP
TREVOR HORNE NDP

REG LUKASIK
LIB
RUS MATICHUK
PC
JAYE WALTER
WRPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
33 - MEADOWLAND1454338217279120062.8
34 - SPRUCERIDGE N36019899453318610051.7
35 - SPRUCERIDGE S46202553401211200024.2
36 - LEGACY PARK N43831110411565223710054.1
37 - LEGACY PARK S5381161066595424210045.0
38 - WESTGROVE S - INDUSTRIAL57457936324218500032.2
39 - WESTGROVE N321416705122212900040.2
41 - MOBILE CITY44036704252913720031.1
42 - SPRUCE GROVE CENTRE71331110915784325900036.3
43 - BROXTON W5471911012625925300046.3
45 - LAKEWOOD N44078848394519121043.6
46 - LAKEWOOD SW44635748575320011045.1
49 - BROXTON S4797117711535521400144.9
50 - ATIM LAKE606215112151276533660055.4
53 - PARKLAND VILLAGE E415331067524021100151.1
54 - NORTHVIEW41527843875623920057.6
55 - HELENSLEA - LAKESHORE585489661026628200048.2
57 - NORTHRIDGE N3561911013654924700169.7
58 - NEWTON5212913315812426421050.9
59 - NORTHRIDGE S6355101577774530110047.4
60 - DEER RIDGE W420259012493819611046.9
61 - DUROCHER408451196331518200044.6
62 - DEER RIDGE N38901854492816700042.9
63 - DUNDAS - DELAGE447181286242919600144.1
Poll
Names on List
BRENDON GREENE
GPA
GARY HANNA
AP
TREVOR HORNE NDP
REG LUKASIK
LIB
RUS MATICHUK
PC
JAYE WALTER
WRPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
65 - DAYTON42335949412417600041.6
66 - DESMARAIS518071394703225210148.8
67 - DALHOUSIE - DANFORTH476917120962312300404.9
69 - DORCHESTER W53331012711753025600048.0
70 - DELWOOD-DUNFIELD5451513816823828020051.4
71 - NEWMARKET WAY51821414315773528600055.2
72 - NORTHRIDGE - NAPLES WAY692491668784430910044.7
73 - LAFLEUR - LAUREL CREST60214139101414834312057.3
74 - NEVADA PLACE125125562299502077.6
75 - LACOMBE DRIVE15000334522010900072.7
76 - LACOMBE PARK ESTATES46246872993423211050.4
77 - LODGEPOLE - LUCERNE31924732392914910046.7
78 - LINDBERG - LONGVIEW4121910711472720200049.0
79 - LIVINGSTONE - LORRAINE4543711214393621110046.5
80 - LIBERTON N412111214451518700045.4
81 - LACOMBE PARK E404479210663221100052.2
82 - LEDDY - LABELLE359181113413219600054.6
83 - LACOMBE PARK LANE4325813513833027400063.4
84 - LARKSPUR - LAMARTINE30817687332714300146.8
85 - LANGLEY PARK404351208372820100049.8
86 - LAMBERT - LINWOOD4381812811352520810047.5
87 - LIBERTON S487051176602721510044.1
88 - LESTER367111087413018800051.2
89 - VOLMER44722743587020900147.0
90 - VILLENEUVE648691501110310138020158.8
93 - ALEXANDER67762151612418110026.7
94 - ADVANCE-SPRUCE GROVE1351507343132361154001
95 - ADVANCE-SPRUCE GROVE1374637583182361336811
96 - ADVANCE-ST ALBERT732551352561721053102
Poll
Names on List
BRENDON GREENE
GPA
GARY HANNA
AP
TREVOR HORNE NDP
REG LUKASIK
LIB
RUS MATICHUK
PC
JAYE WALTER
WRPVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
97 - ADVANCE-ST ALBERT1033664372971361177004
98 - MOBILE-GROVE MANOR22122291360100
99 - MOBILE-COPPER SKY1113415236100
100 - SPECIAL BALLOT1116853340158000

2268919,1877525,1783,851 20,085 63 23 12
431902,3591641,1847804,720918
46,6032691,08111,5469166,3624,631 24,805 72 24 2053.3
1.14.446.53.725.618.7
81 82
76 77
8684
7974
75677271
5556666870
656362
3754
3853
5859E61
5160
36394041
3433
5048 47
2630
4546
222119
13 1415
1110
2527
1817
Big Lake
127
51
36
E
EDMONTON
42
Summary Of Results By Poll - St. Albert
BILL
SHELLEY
STEPHEN
TREVOR
MARIE
Voter

BILL
SHELLEY
STEPHEN
TREVOR
MARIE
Voter
Poll
Names on List
ALTON
LIB
BIERMANSKI
WRP
KHAN PC
LOVE AP
RENAUD
NDPVSDR
Turnout (%)
46 - AMHERST3124233898215600050.0
47 - AMBER461831501313323500051.0
48 - FRASER471111840715723302049.9
50 - FAIROAKS346522601311621610062.4
51 - BELLEVUE45361447413820900046.1
52 - BERNARD34641928512217800051.4
54 - BELLROSE27143102385700021.0
55 - INGLEWOOD48951963210219100039.1
56 - IRONWOOD31112316657619000161.4
58 - BRADBURN38951061212119900051.2
59 - PARKWOOD437103285413026110160.0
60 - PINERIDGE44143281613525800259.0
62 - CAMPBELL43152447211118900043.9
63 - KINGSWOOD619114395717833410054.0
64 - WINDERMERE43394473113025700059.4
66 - WAKEFIELD489105376316831000163.6
67 - ORCHARD52372598312926200150.3
68 - WILLOUGHBY39052953511921100054.1
70 - KINGSMEAD545939111311627800151.2
71 - KINGSFORD49963312819626400052.9
72 - KING502123289514127911055.8
74 - OAKDALE5441232116610326900049.4
75 - EVERGREEN36811315908718800051.1
76 - ENFIELD5305256707216910031.9
78 - ENDERBY50423775412424210048.0
79 - OAKRIDGE566123565716128000049.5
80 - ETHAN35913224889618700152.4
82 - ERIN RIDGE617830112814330110048.8
83 - OSBORNE3014193427413300044.2
84 - OAKHILL3526219637119700056.0
86 - EMPRESS44143745310619501044.4
87 - ERIN41271867310319800048.1
88 - STURGEON398152975913726500066.6

BILL
SHELLEY
STEPHEN
TREVOR
MARIE
Voter
rock
Cherhill
Sandy Beach
Alexander No. 134
ake
Lessard Lake
Glenevis
Sunrise Beach
Riviere Qui Barre
Morinville
DIVISION OF
Arthur Lake43
Sandy Pine
442
81 STONY PLAIN
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
Alexis
No. 133Stony Plain
Ross
Haven
Gunn
Lake
Sands
KM
04816
South View
Isle Lake
Silver Sands
Lac Ste. Anne

West Cove
No. 135A
Val Quentin
Alberta Beach
Castle Island
Sunset Point
Onoway
24779
Calahoo
Villeneuve
16A Evansburg
Entwistle
Gainford
Seba Beach
Betula
Fallis
Lakeview
Wabamun
122122
2827
Big Lake
Beach
15
P6oint Alison
Wabamun
Lake
Kapasiwin
Wabamun
No. 133B
Duffield
13 Carvel
Stony Plain
1830 TO 57
16A
Tomahawk
North Saskatc
Wabamun 8
No. 133A
Keephills
14Spring Lake
1516
5964
6062
Stony
66Plain No. 135
6370
68 6971
6160
Devon
Rocky Rapids
Drayton Valley
Telfordville
Thorsby
Buford
Calmar39
Violet
Grove
65420
Warburg
32
Sunnybrook
282726
STONY PLAIN
16A
16A
454140
BRIGHT BANK
44AVE
GARDEN VALLEY DR
4849
79 AVE
79 AVE
Summary Of Results By Poll - Stony Plain
Poll
Names on List
ERIN BABCOCK
NDP
MATT BURNETT
GPA
MIKE HANLON
LIB
KEN LEMKE
PC
KATHY RONDEAU
WRP
SANDY SIMMIE
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
1 - HOOPLE LAKE22840321847111100149.1
2 - MOON LAKE425643162102824001056.7
3 - TOMAHAWK354445348108821600061.0
4 - HOREN24632112485314600059.3
5 - SEBA BEACH422109236457624100057.1
6 - JACK PINE24452263437413500055.3
7 - WABAMUN VILLAGE60313131866961032401053.9
9 - KEEPHILLS18221103246110100055.5
10 - DUFFIELD44011791685114935000079.5
11 - SMITHFIELD34553243560616000046.4
12 - BLUEBERRY WEST542107165784926411048.9
13 - CARVEL44197343785723300052.8
14 - CARVEL SOUTH5971284968102731800153.4
15 - BRIGHTBANK42212121560981030630072.5
16 - HOLBORN56295317105109533400059.4
17 - ROSENTHAL35160252860516000246.2
18 - EDMONTON BEACH40277089959624901062.2
19 - SPRING LAKE528119886547825500048.3
20 - BLUEBERRY57611425114107534710060.2
21 - BEACH CORNERS62112001370131734100054.9
22 - HUBBLES LAKE460895155869524100052.4
23 - HUBBLES LAKE NORTH61310008881131132010052.2
24 - CHICKAKOO54010131189105731610058.5
25 - CAMERON LAKE714135619911241238711354.8
26 - PANORAMA5481233977761230000255.1
27 - SPRUCE GROVE NORTH5191003511059428120054.1
29 - MUIR LAKE22645413135412000053.1
30 - STONY PLAIN NORTHWEST49086388273325500252.4
31A - MERIDIAN HEIGHTS WEST (A-L)43378283839617100039.5
31B - MERIDIAN HEIGHTS WEST (M-Z)34562633326213210038.3
Poll
Names on List
ERIN BABCOCK
NDP
MATT BURNETT
GPA
MIKE HANLON
LIB
KEN LEMKE
PC
KATHY RONDEAU
WRP
SANDY SIMMIE
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
32 - MERIDIAN CENTRAL31555131525410300032.7
33 - MERIDIAN SOUTH5691243104063624600143.4
35B - SUNRISE (M-Z)393644124135916500042.0
36 - JUTLAND30055033529012200040.7
37 - GRAY BRIAR GREEN36553444032613910038.1
38 - GRAY BRIAR31738042443611510136.6
39 - FAIRWAY38145113760915300040.2
40 - IRONWOOD39290045454720900153.6
41 - FOREST GREEN EAST47589685458522000046.3
42 - FOREST GREEN NORTH2223718321809600043.2
43 - WHISPERING WATERS36545422826210711029.6
44 - FOREST GREEN51851135345615900030.7
47 - STONY PLAIN SOUTHWEST59069539271824810042.0
48 - STONY GLENS471923546521421200045.0
49 - SOUTH CENTRAL503966176253824210248.5
50 - SOUTHRIDGE520963736611021300041.0
51 - HIGH PARK450622126468421200147.3
52 - HAMPTON30739153228410900035.5
53 - WILLOW PARK6301162910691733100052.5
54 - WESTERRA WEST26145343843814101054.4
55 - WESTERRA512742670661823600046.1
56/57 - WESTERRA EAST / MEADOW VIEW310622116784823410075.5
58 - SPRUCE GROVE SOUTH42675486388424200056.8
60 - GOLDEN SPIKE31757235034114700146.7
61 - GRAMINIA40993196587826301064.5
62 - GRAMINIA NORTHWEST4421014116673626101560.4
63A - DEER PARK (A-L)53312001510688733612063.4
Poll
Names on List
ERIN BABCOCK
NDP
MATT BURNETT
GPA
MIKE HANLON
LIB
KEN LEMKE
PC
KATHY RONDEAU
WRP
SANDY SIMMIE
APVSDR
Voter Turnout (%)
63B - DEER PARK (M-Z)952761115877622905224.8

64 - SANDHILLS429751155852220311248.0
65 - SPRUCE GROVE SOUTHEAST50064557580623500047.0
67/70 - CLYMONT NORTHWEST / CLYMONT NORTHEAST523146313931371240411077.4
68 - CLYMONT WEST51474586165822100143.2
69 - CLYMONT6021473147792233501055.8
71 - WESTRIDGE41610235124100533900081.5
72 - ADVANCE-POLLS 1-23, 48-714981651332331381266010
73 - ADVANCE-POLLS 24-47453527284311361116202
74 - MOBILE-1333572206139004
75 - SPECIAL BALLOT9321350717236107

6,3171995794,3284,944464 16,831 29 21 42
9512178616642742,382212
32,8527,2682206574,9445,586538 19,213 31 22 4458.7
37.81.13.425.729.12.8
2321
1640
TO39
2221
373635

82 STRATHCONA-
SHERWOOD PARK
Sherwood
Park31
38Ardrossan
3233
Bennett Lake
KM
02.55
2829
21 23
2018
82419
Antler Lake
Antler Lake
2726
2524
Big Island Lake
1610
North
Wanisan
Edmonton
211512
11629
Half Moon Lake
Collingwood Cove
Cooking Lake
Lake
Islet Lake
234
South Cooking Lake
Cooking Lake
6 14
Hastings Lake
Hastings
Lake
Looma
Ministik Lake
DIVISION OF
82 STRATHCONA-
SHERWOOD PARK
7877
00.3
KM
0.61.2
747576
M
737270
LAKELAND DR
666769
646362
5961
BASELINE RD
SHERWOOD PARK
545321
5250
474849
464544
40414243
Summary Of Results By Poll - Strathcona-Sherwood Park

ESTEFANIA
ROB
LYNNE
DAVE
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Strathcona-Sherwood Park

ESTEFANIA
ROB
LYNNE
DAVE
Voter
Beiseker
10X
849851
Little
Traung Lake
Brosten Reservoir
Irricana
Rosebud
Drumheller10
Fish Lake
Dorothy
Sunnynook
11109
27Rockyford 22
2120
191817
1615141312
Delacour
Keoma 26
Kathyrn
Dalroy
2524
Nightingale
232
Standard
Seiu Lake
3625
Berry
Lyalta
87
9 TO 28
Chancellor
Lakes24
Chestermere
Cheadle
Strathmore
Eagle
Lake32
Hussar
Wolf Lake
Alkali Lake
Gem
Cessford
Cessford Reservoir
Indus
22X
Langdon
Namaka Namaka
Lake
33Barkenhouse
56Lake
Wardlow
Dalemead
31 Carseland
Gleichen
Siksika
Cluny
Bassano
Jenner
Third
Arrowwood
No. 146
35 TO 36
Rosemary
Duchess
Patricia
Iddesleigh
Lake
Mossleigh
Shouldice
Queenstown
Lathom Lake
3840 TO 41
Jamieson44
Blackie
Herronton
San Francisco
45 Lake
47 TO 67
43Tide
Frank Lake
Brant
Ensign23
Milo
McGregor Lake
LakeLouisiana
Lakes
46Brooks
Lake
Vulcan
Kirkcaldy
Lomond
Rainier
Lake Newell
Tilley
6916
83 STRATHMORE-BROOKS
KM
Champion
Carmangay
Travers Reservoir
Travers
Enchant
Lost Lake
Scandia
Rolling Hills
Hays
524 13
Suffield
07.5
1530
84325
BLVD W

83 STRATHMORE- BROOKS
00.25
KM
0.51
CASSILS RD E
4 AVE W
WILD ROSE AVE W

BROOKS
DUCHESS
N BOUNDARY RD
BRENT BLVD
EASTLAKE RD
TOWN BOUNDARY AS OF
STRATHMORE
9 AVE
BASSANO
STRATHMORE
N BOUNDARY RD L
BRENT BLVD
EASTLAKE RD

83 STRATHMORE- BROOKS
0255
M
5101,020
Summary Of Results By Poll - Strathmore-Brooks

ALI
EINAR B.
MOLLY
GLEN
DEREK
LYNN
MIKE
Voter
Poll
Names on List
ABDULBAKI
LIB
DAVISON
AP
DOUGLASS
PC
DUNDAS
AFP
FILDEBRANDT
WRP
MACWILLIAM
NDP
WORTHINGTON
GPAVS D R
Turnout (%)
1 - REDLAND/ROSEBUD418211250804781730 0041.4
2 - ROCKYFORD501177831354592780 0055.5
3 - DALUM24707460861941620 0065.6
4 - GEM2290189047401411 0061.6
5A - HUSSAR (A-L)62211354474751580 0025.4
5B - HUSSAR (M-Z)622024314043930 0015.0
6 - STANDARD50419105114746273360 0066.7
7 - STRATHMORE RURAL NE5464479313943142861 0052.4
8 - STRATHMORE SURROUNDING33705570791401550 0046.0
9 - RANGE RIDGE1821116034202748 0040.7
12A - STRATHMORE LAKES (A-L)79136541813951893 0023.9
12B - STRATHMORE LAKES (M-Z)79178651884952230 0028.2
13A - DOWNTOWN N (A-L)6110118247211902 0114.9
14 - THORCLIFF50242460734361741 0034.7
15 - STRATHMORE PARKWOOD419353631113921990 0047.5
16 - RANCHLAND442735531174012260 0051.1
17 - ASPEN CREEK43525510813841811 0041.6
18 - GREENWOOD MEADOW489224621253522140 0043.8
19A - CAMBRIDGE GLEN (A-L)62315200762731320 0021.2
21 - BAYSIDE PLACE208637135225790 0038.0
22 - BRENTWOOD51311241905761800 1135.5
23 - STRATHFORD50958331804231720 0033.8
24 - STRATHAVEN HEIGHTS45642250945251821 0039.9
25 - STRATHCONA564333601314792290 0040.6
26 - HILL CREST90112004261710 0078.9
27 - LAYALTA E469364311065082170 0046.3
ALI
EINAR B.
MOLLY
GLEN
DEREK
LYNN
MIKE
Voter
Poll
Names on List
ABDULBAKI
LIB
DAVISON
AP
DOUGLASS
PC
DUNDAS
AFP
FILDEBRANDT
WRP
MACWILLIAM
NDP
WORTHINGTON
GPAVS D R
Turnout (%)
28B - HILLVIEW N (M-Z)58707370622221301 0022.1

29A - LAYALTA (A-L)636135711022121870 0029.4
29B - LAYALTA (M-Z)63614450832721620 0025.5
30 - CARSELAND RURAL581359211905643510 0060.4
31 - CARSELAND TOWN352303201373142070 1059.1
32 - NAMAKA4382108601604773120 0071.2
33 - GLEICHEN491018041404172731 0055.6
34 - BASSANO RURAL2203153368511340 0060.9
35 - BASSANO W459331002862702210 0048.1
36 - BASSANO E48523671813451930 0039.8
37 - ROSEMARY RURAL31020830138612300 0074.2
38 - ROSEMARY TOWN23500500921531600 0068.1
39 - DUCHESS RURAL362029311371432502 0069.1
40 - DUCHESS TOWN358073811191731851 0051.7
41 - EMERSON264104101201341791 0067.8
42 - PATRICIA333404201051031640 0049.2
43 - TILLEY N31943470881911620 0050.8
44 - BROOKS RURAL NE369013901231011740 0047.2
47 - UPLANDS W37225220791631270 0034.1
48 - UPLANDS E411123711112131761 0042.8
49 - LAKE STAFFORD N273145024101450 0016.5
50 - PRAIRIE MEADOWS2520028065921041 0041.3
51 - GARROW34930400501031060 0230.9
52 - FAIRVIEW28410330781401260 0044.4
53 - KELLINGTON-LU-DOR403213701272221910 0047.4
54 - PARKLAND494105901262732160 0043.7
55 - GREENBROOK39862330691611270 0031.9
56 - SUTHERLAND3674219234141761 0421.8

ALI
EINAR B.
MOLLY
GLEN
DEREK
LYNN
MIKE
Voter
Poll
Names on List
ABDULBAKI
LIB
DAVISON
AP
DOUGLASS
PC
DUNDAS
AFP
FILDEBRANDT
WRP
MACWILLIAM
NDP
WORTHINGTON
GPAVS D R
Turnout (%)
59 - GRAIFFIN PARK27520401691331280 0046.5

60 - CASSIL TOWN44734512722211550 0134.9
61 - WESTBROOK39103260791911281 0032.7
62 - WEST END491364401021621730 0035.2
63 - SUNNYLEA48613701011521290 0026.5
64 - BROOKS EAST END38621281581031030 0026.7
65 - BROOKS RURAL SE35110310731911250 0135.9
66B - GREYSTONE (M-Z)62531220702401200 0019.2
67 - COLLEGE2092011053120782 0037.3
68 - BROOKS RURAL S346024401121701750 0050.6
69 - TILLEY S22910601791001510 0065.9
70 - RAINER/SCANDIA322425711201311980 0061.5
71 - ROLLING HILLS281446301191602060 0073.3
72 - LAKE NEWELL21100490106731650 0078.2
73 - ADVANCE-BASSANO338911054332470 03
74 - ADVANCE-STRATHMORE6129421807863781 00
78 - ADVANCE-BROOKS8216013148655760 00
79 - MOBILE-101941371101440 12
80 - MOBILE-225402411411052 00
82 - SPECIAL BALLOT0245053501052 0 13

1702683,727617,1831,993289 13,691 44 4 28
3036725111,469470332,7745 04
33,2152003044,452728,6522,463322 16,465 49 4 3249.7
1.21.827.00.452.515.02.0
Saddle Lake No. 125
Lafond
Elk Point
Lindbergh
Puskiakiwenin No. 122
Frog Lake
Unipouheos
Fishing Lake

84 VERMILION- LLOYDMINSTER
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
osseau
Duvernay
Lac Sante
Riverview
Heinsburg
No. 121
Tulliby Lake
KMo
051020ls
Musidora Morecambe
Beauvallon
Myrnam
45 Derwent
Raft 141525
Makaoo
I.R. No.
15Lake
857 53
Vegreville
Akasu Lake
Lavoy
Plain Lake
Ranfurly6
Clandonald
Campbell Lake
29 TO 35
Dewberry
Islay
Marwayne
Streamstown
Innisfree
Vermilion
Kenilworth Lake
Kitscoty
36 TO 69
Blackfoot
50Birch
Minburn
Mannville
182216
Bruce
Lake
78
Lloydminster
Viking
473 TO 4
26615
Kinsella
Baxter
Paradise Valley
McLaughlin
Rivercourse
1110
Irma
8 Fabyan 7
Lakes
65
32
LLOYDMINSTER
3740
383941
1666654442
686764
465051
2169
4953
474854
62605955
5856
Summary Of Results By Poll - Vermilion-Lloydminster

DANNY
SABA
RICHARD
Voter
Poll
Names on List
HOZACK
WRP
MOSSAGIZI
NDP
STARKE
PCVSDR
Turnout (%)
1 - RANFURLY19544323811400058.5
2 - VIKING RURAL434444311019720045.4
3 - VIKING NORTH EAST42138365813200031.4
5 - KINSELLA18954143510300054.5
6 - INNISFREE41061789823710057.8
7 - MINBURN33144257914801145.3
9 - MANNVILLE626797611126620042.5
10 - VERMILION NORTH WEST31059297115900051.3
11 - VERMILION RURAL SOUTH31951416315501048.9
13 - VERMILION RURAL NORTHEAST36754279217300047.1
14 - CLANDONALD390703810621400155.1
15 - DEWBERRY39932389216200040.6
17 - KITSCOTY6261035010926200142.0
18 - KITSCOTY RURAL367110189322100260.8
19 - PARADISE VALLEY435963811925300058.2
21 - LLOYDMINSTER RURAL SOUTH41256109115701038.3
22 - LLOYDMINSTER RURAL WEST41797209421100050.6
23 - MARWAYNE RURAL25558186614200055.7
25 - LEA PARK2564610439901039.1
26 - TULLIBY LAKE25547144510600041.6
27 - STREAMSTOWN426114337722400052.6
29 - VERMILION AIRPORT41160656418900046.0
30 - VERMILION STEWART CRES48560456617100135.5
31 - VERMILION EAST43047496015601136.7
33 - VERMILION CENTER EAST52565459520510039.0
34 - VERMILION CENTER WEST521605510121600041.5
35 - VERMILION WEST49974549822610145.5
37 - PIONEER LODGE40933197612820332.0
38 - LLOYD HIGHWAY NORTH WEST50360187615400030.6
39 - LLOYD HIGHWAY CENTER41241285212100229.9
41 - LLOYD MERIDIAN NORTH57449285813510123.7
42 - LLOYD MERIDIAN SOUTH59540167413000122.0
43 - LLOYD 36 ST NORTH39841286813700034.4
19.4
47.4
734No. 203
EDSON
465152
5053
4516
4149
1633
3134 35
3016
1820
24 23
HINTON
4033
GRANDE CACHE
4040
27
640
JASPER
1110
Summary Of Results By Poll - West Yellowhead
ROBIN
ERIC
STUART
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - West Yellowhead
ROBIN
ERIC
STUART
Voter
2A
Millet
66 TO
Armena
Barlee Junction
Demay
Demay Lake
4670
13Brightview
Wetaskiwin
36 TO 58
Coal Lake
Gwynne
Bittern Lake
Bittern Lake
Ervick
River
Braim
Camrose
3 TO 33
13A
Twomey
Bearhills62
Lake
Duhamel
Louis Bull
45 No. 138B
Ermineskin No. 138
Navarre
New Norway
Viewpoint
Tillicum Beach
Driedmeat Lake
Samson No. 137
Menaik 2A
Maskwacis
Samson No. 137A 61

Montana
No. 139
Samson No. 137
Malmo
Samson Lake
Red Deer Lake

Ferintosh

86 WETASKIWIN-CAMROSE
Ponoka
2423
2221
02.5
KM
510
CAMROSE
WETASKIWIN
72 AVE
47 AVE
54 AVE
52 AVE
48 AVE
56 AVE
TWP RD 462A
MILLET
43 AVE
40 AVE
53 AVE
53 AVE
TWP RD 474
Summary Of Results By Poll - Wetaskiwin-Camrose
BRUCE
VERLYN
BILL
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Wetaskiwin-Camrose

Names
BRUCE HINKLEY
VERLYN OLSON
BILL ROCK
Voter Turnout
Poll
on List
NDP
PCWRPVSDR
(%)
49 - RAILWAY S40370354014502036.5
50 - JUBILEE37765363113200035.0
51 - CLEAR VISTA49584466019010038.4
53 - NORTHWOOD53094646522300042.1
54 - NORTH VIEW488621114922200045.5
55 - ASPEN37080713518600050.3
57 - PARKALLEN565116836726600047.1
58 - NORWOOD34264703917300050.6
59 - SAMSON S96036823940000141.8
61 - MONTANA24195219800141.1
62 - PEACE HILLS438771026424301055.7
63 - MILLET SE28954495015300052.9
65 - MILLET COUNTY SE26844434112800148.1
66 - MILLET E52588636821900141.9
67 - MILLET N57892667022801039.6
69 - MILLET W37069864820300054.9
70 - BIG BRIGHT30062404614802050.0
71 - ADVANCE-CAMROSE385298171854000
73 - ADVANCE-WETASKIWIN248195117560004
74 - ADVANCE-MILLET11410279295010
75 - ADVANCE-CAMROSE357352148857100
77 - MOBILE-CAMROSE 2207418112100
78 - MOBILE-WETASKIWIN 11432551001
79 - MOBILE-WETASKIWIN 22610316145010
34.7
21.5

x62
Alexander No. 134A
Fort Assiniboine

87 WHITECOURT- STE. ANNE
DIVISIONS ACT, 2010
KM
94 7
Alexis Whitecourt
43No. 232
Whitecourt
7 TO 23
h Blue Ridge
Thunder Lake
Campsie
07.5
1530
Westlock
592524
5826
Green
36Court
TO 41
Rochfort
Barrhead
Birch Cove
Manola
Pickar
Bu
527
Mayerthorpe
Bridge
Sangudo
Brock 47
Lake
Cherhill
Glenevis
Rich Valley
Nakamun Park
58 777
Alexander No. 134

Sunrise
Beach
554
Arthur Lake
Alexis
No. 49
5659 6260
Pine Sands
33122
Yellowstone Gunn
Lac Ste.55
63 Sturgeon 37
River
Calahoo
3446
Anne
Onoway
54Peers
Niton Junction
Mackay
Chip Lake
Wildwood
3344
Isle
South View
Alberta 54 43 6361
Beach
Pinedale
531628
Evansburg
Entwistle
Lake
Gainford 45
50 51
52 65 66
Edson
2932
Fallis
Lakeview Wabamun 16
Stony
31 Betula Wabamun
Kapasiwin
Duffield
Plain
16A
522
Beach
Lake
Wabamun No. 133A
Keephills
Carvel
Mewassin
Spring Lake
Holborn
Go
51Tomahawk
624770
BrightbankSp
Pemburton Hill
918
171615
1413
1211
1098
765432Huggett
127 2
Summer Village of Sunset Point
ALBERTA BEACH
STY
Lac Ste. Anne
5453
Summer
Village of59
Val Quentin
TWP RD
47 AVE
63ONOWAY
438
AVE
1213
MIN
1114
TWP RD 600
WHITECOURT
AVE
55 AVE
CN RAIL
2017
TWP 594
TWP 594
2223
22 MAYERTHORPE
TWP 593
EVANSBURG
53 AVE
3940
TWP RD 574B
16a
52 AVE
46 AVE
46 AVE
16a
35434116
Summary Of Results By Poll - Whitecourt-Ste. Anne
JOHN
ONEIL
GEORGE
Voter
Summary Of Results By Poll - Whitecourt-Ste. Anne
JOHN
ONEIL
GEORGE
Voter
SECTION FOUR
RECOMMENDATIONS
Legislation
Recommendations for legislative amendments to the Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act as published in the 20
The Committee was also provided with a recommendation for a comprehensive review of electoral legislation to commence w
Recommendations for legislative amendments were presented to the Special Ethics and Accountability Committee on October
1(1)(a.1) "ballot marked in error" means a ballot that has been dealt with in accordance with section 102;
Modernize terminology.
Rejected ballots are commonly referred to as spoiled ballots, which creates confusion for both voters and election officers. Th
2.
1(1)(b.1) "campaign period" means
(i) in the case of a general election held in accordance with section 38.1(2), the period commencing on February 1 in the year i
(ii) in the case of a general election held other than in accordance with section 38.1(2), the period commencing with the issue
IF CHOOSE fixed election date in March: NO CHANGE
1(1)(b.1) "campaign period" means

(i) in the case of a general election held in accordance with section 38.1(2), the period commencing on February 1 in the year i
(ii) in the case of a general election held other than in accordance with section 38.1(2), the period commencing with the issue
Recommending a fixed date in March.
If choose fixed election date in October:

- amend definition to match section 38.1(2).
- add a provision that, if in October and overlap with federal election, then the election must be held on the second Tuesday o
NEW
1(1)(e.1)
1(1)(h.1) "corporation"
"election day" means
means athe
body
dayorfixed
entity
forincorporated under any enactment of
voting at an election;
Modernize terminology and make it more precise.
(i) "election officer" means an individual appointed under section 45.1;
Returning officer and election clerk are still to be defined separately (not 16 or 17 years old).
Otherwise,
6. individual titles and duties and responsibilities are now to be subsumed in administrative assignments by Chief Ele
1(1)(j)"elector" means a person who on
(i) polling day, in the case of an election, or
(ii) a date fixed by the Chief Electoral Officer, in the

case of an enumeration,
is a Canadianpreceding
immediately citizen, is 18 years ofordinarily
6 months, age or older and is,inand
resident has been for at least the
Alberta;
1(1)(j)"elector" means an individual who on
(i) election day, in the case of an election, or
(ii) a date fixed by the Chief Electoral Officer, in the

case of an enumeration,
is a Canadianpreceding
immediately citizen, is 18 years ofordinarily
6 months, age or older and is,inand
resident has been for at least the
Alberta;
Remove "and has been for at least the immediately preceding 6 months"
NEW
ADD:
(k.1) "emergency" for the purposes of section 4(3.1) means:
(i) flood, fire or other natural disaster,
(ii) actualcatastrophic
or other or anticipated insurrection,
situation acta of
that has terrorismand
significant or act of war,
material effect on the ability of the Chief Electoral Officer, or of a retu
See proposed new section 4(3.1) and (3.2) below, which authorize the Chief Electoral Officer to make exceptions "in the event
NONE
ADD:
1(1)(cc.1) "invalid ballot" means a ballot placed into a ballot box but not counted for a candidate under sections 111, 118 or 11
Rejected ballot = invalid ballot = a ballot in the ballot box but not counted for a candidate.
NONE
ADD:
(u.1) "person" includes an individual, a corporation, an entity, and a group as defined in Part 6.1 of the Election Finances and C
Definition from the Interpretation Act. To match proposed definition in EFCDA.
Adding these broader entities contemplates that these entities may breach provisions, commit offences and attract administra
(note: If we eliminate Part 6.1 of the EFCDA (third party advertising), then will need to adjust this definition)
11.
NONE
ADD:
(u.2) "political party" means an organization one of whose fundamental purposes is to participate in public affairs by endorsin
"Political party" is not currently defined. Political parties come in a variety of sizes, sophistication and corporate status.
The proposed definition is from the Canada Elections Act.

NONE
ADD:
(z.2) "record"
produces means a record of information in any form and includes notes, images, audiovisual recordings, x-rays, books, do
records;
Definition borrowed from Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (Alberta).
NEW
ADD:
1(1.1) For the purposes of this Act, a document that is required to be filed
(a) with the Chief Electoral Officer is filed when it is actually received by the Chief Electoral Officer; and
(x) "voting place" means a place where one or more voting stations are provided for the purpose of voting at an election, and
Modernize terminology. "poll" to "vote"
Voting
1(1)(v) place Voting
"voting station
record" means a voting record referred to in section 100(1), which may be in electronic form;
17.
1(1)(y) "polling
an elector station"
in a polling means a place
subdivision castswhere
the elector's vote;
1(1)(y) "voting station" means a place where
NONE
ADD:
3(3) The appointment of the Chief Electoral Officer expires 12 months after voting day of the second general election held sinc
A longer tenure protects the Chief Electoral Officer from becoming a political position, and protects the independence and imp
Currently, Alberta has the shortest term. Factually, the lengths of term for each Alberta Chief Electoral Officer in the past deca
A two-election term is a low bar compared to other Canadian jurisdictions. For example:
* Tenure: Ontario, PEI and Yukon
* 10-year term: Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
* 7-year term: Quebec and Nunavut
* 1 year after the second general election: Saskatchewan and BC
A two-election term is also more in line with the terms of other independent officers of the Legislature in Alberta:
* Auditor General - 8 years (s. 2 Auditor General Act)
* Ombudsman - 5 years (s. 4 Ombudsman Act)
* Ethics Commissioner - 5 years (s. 34
Conflicts of Interest Act)
* Info. & Privacy Commissioner - 5 years (s. 46
FOIPPA)
* Child & Youth Advocate - 5 years (s. 3 Child & Youth Advocate Act)
20.
4(3) The Chief Electoral Officer may, where the Chief Electoral Officer considers it necessary for the efficient conduct of an ele
(a) extend the time for doing anything under this Act, except
(i) the time for the holding of an election, and

(ii) the time by which a nomination paper must be filed,
4(3) The Chief Electoral Officer may, where the Chief Electoral Officer considers it necessary for the efficient conduct of an ele
(a) subject to (3.1), extend the time for doing anything under this Act, except
(i) the time for the holding of an election, and

(ii) the time by which a nomination paper must be filed,
Need a mechanism by which the statutory deadlines of filing nomination papers or holding a vote can be extended in the even
Examples: Slave Lake fire; Calgary floods; Calgary ice storm
Safeguards are required before the Chief Electoral Officer can extend time of election or time for filing nomination paper, as h
"emergency" for the purposes of (3.1) is proposed as defined at section 1(1)(k.1).

(b) increase the number of election officers or enumerators,
(c) appoint other persons as election officers to carry out duties authorized by the Chief Electoral Officer, for the faithful perfo
(d) increase the number of polling stations,
(e) omit or vary a prescribed form, except the ballot, to suit the circumstances, and
(f) generally, adapt the provisions of this Act to the circumstances.

(b) increase the number of election officers or enumerators,
(c) appoint other individuals as election officers to carry out duties authorized by the Chief Electoral Officer, for the faithful pe
(d) increase the number of voting stations,
(e) omit or vary a prescribed form, except the ballot, to suit the circumstances, and
(f) generally, adapt the provisions of this Act to the circumstances.
NEW:
(3.1) Notwithstanding subsection (3)(a), in the event of an emergency as defined under this Act, the Chief Electoral Officer ma
(a) the time for the holding of an election or
(b) the time by which a nomination paper must be filed.
(3.2)
NONEIf the Chief Electoral Officer wishes to extend the time under (3.1) by more than 48 hours, the Chief Electoral Officer mus
ADD:
4(3.3) The Chief Electoral Officer may, subject to any conditions the Chief Electoral Officer considers appropriate, empower on
Empowering election officers (e.g. trainers) to administer the oaths, in addition to returning officers, allows greater flexibility.
There is also cost savings by reducing time and travel associated with limiting the oath-administering power to only returning
22.
4(5) The Chief Electoral Officer shall, immediately after each enumeration, general election, election under the Senatorial Sele
(a) a summary of the Chief Electoral Officer's conduct respecting the enumeration, general election, election under the Senato
(b) a breakdown of results and a summary of costs, and
(c) any recommendations for amendments to this Act or the Senatorial Selection Act, as the case may be.
(6)
moreThethan
Chief
15Electoral Officer
days after shall transmit the
the commencement of report prepared
the next sitting ofunder subsection (5) to the Standing Committee, which shall
the Assembly.
REPLACE:
4(6) The Chief Electoral Officer may after the end of each year prepare a report on the exercise of the Chief Electoral Officer's
Gives Chief Electoral Officer the authority to make reports on an annual basis - for instance, where there is no election during
The words are borrowed from section 4(2) of the EFCDA, but with "may" rather than "shall."
l
5.1 No proceedings lie against the Chief Electoral Officer, or against a person acting for or under the direction of the Chief Elec
5.1(1) For the purposes of this section, "election officer" includes a returning officer and election clerk.
(2) No proceedings lie against the Chief Electoral Officer, an election officer or against a person acting for or under the directio
ADD:
5.2(1) Except as otherwise expressly provided, a decision, act or omission by the Chief Electoral Officer is final and binding on t
(2) The standard of review of a count or recount of ballots

(a) by a returning officer under section 137;
(b) by the Court of Queen's Bench under section 146; and
(c)correctness.
is by the Court of Appeal under section 148
This is a privative clause, which signals to a reviewing court: be more deferential to decisions of the Chief Electoral Officer. The
The Chief Electoral Officer is also a nonpartisan officer of the Legislature.
However, in (2), recommend correctness on recounts to resolve ambiguity in courts. The issue of standard of review is mentio
28.
9(1) The Chief Electoral Officer may, 2 years after a general election, appoint a returning officer for each electoral division for t
(1.1) If a by-election or plebiscite under this Act or an election under the Senatorial Selection Act is to be conducted under this
(2) The returning officer for an electoral division must be a resident elector of that electoral division and must not be ineligible
(2.1) Where, in the opinion of the Chief Electoral Officer, the Chief Electoral Officer is unable to appoint a qualified person resi
9(1) The Chief Electoral Officer may shall, at a time of the Chief Electoral Officer's choosing, 2 years after a general election, ap
(1.1) If a by-election or plebiscite under this Act or an election under the Senatorial Selection Act is to be conducted under this
runder subsection (1), returning officers may be appointed for the purpose of the by- election or plebiscite or the election und
(2) The returning officer for an electoral division must be an resident elector of that electoral division and must not be ineligib
(2.1) REPEAL
(3) In addition to performing the duties specified in this or any other Act, a returning officer shall
(a) from time to time review voting area boundaries on the direction of the Chief Electoral Officer,
This recommendation is based on a desire for greater flexibility in appointing returning officers, particularly when the dates of
Repeal (2.1) and revise (2). The rationale for appointing a returning officer within the electoral division is for local knowledge.
(3) In addition to performing the duties specified in this or any other Act, a returning officer shall
(a) from time to time review polling subdivision boundaries on the direction of the Chief Electoral Officer,
(b) make all advance plans and preparations to enable an enumeration, election or plebiscite to be proceeded with expeditiou
(c) keep himself or herself informed and knowledgeable of the requirements of all relevant legislation, and
(d) from time to time and when requested by the Chief Electoral Officer, investigate and study enumeration, election and pleb
(4) The Chief Electoral Officer shall publish in The Alberta Gazette the name and address of the returning officer appointed for
(5)
theEach
Chiefreturning
Electoral officer
Officer.shall, before assuming the returning officer's duties, take the prescribed oath of office and transmit i
(b) make all advance plans and preparations to enable an enumeration, election or plebiscite to be proceeded with expeditiou
(c) keep himself or herself informed and knowledgeable of the requirements of all relevant legislation, and
(d) from time to time and when requested by the Chief Electoral Officer, investigate and study enumeration, election and pleb
(4) The Chief Electoral Officer shall publish in The Alberta Gazette the name and address of the returning officer appointed for
29.
11 All returning officers shall, on performance of their duties at the request of the Chief Electoral Officer, be paid
(a) an honorarium of the same amount, and
(b) fees and expenses at the same rate,

11 All returning officers shall, on performance of their duties at the request of the Chief Electoral Officer, be paid remuneratio
Shifting the responsibility for determining remuneration, fees and expenses away from the Lieutenant Governor in Council, to
30.
12 No person who has been appointed or is acting as a returning officer, election clerk or administrative assistant may
(a) engage in political activity on behalf of any political party, candidate or constituency association, or
(b) make a contribution under the Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act,
while the person is so appointed or acting.
12 No election officer may
(a) engage in political activity on behalf of any political party, candidate or constituency association, or
(b) make a contribution under the Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act,
NEW
ADD:
13(2.1)
(f) mustFor an elector or an individual who will be eligible to be an elector to be included in the register, the information refer
be provided.
The
32. information will aid in completeness, currency and accuracy of the register of electors.
13.1(2) The register may be revised by any or all of the following methods:
(a) conducting a door-to-door enumeration in accordance with Division 3 of all or some of
13.1(2) The register may be revised by any or all of the following methods:
(a) conducting an enumeration in accordance with Division 3 of all or some of
Relaxing "door-to-door" enumeration to simply "an enumeration" allows the Chief Electoral Officer flexibility in determining h
the electoral divisions, or portions of any of them, as determined by the Chief Electoral
Officer;
the
34. electoral divisions, or portions of any of them, as determined by the Chief Electoral
13.1(3) A public body as defined in the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act shall, at the request of the Chief
(a) for the purpose of subsection (2)(c), provide personal information held by that public body, and
(b) provide address, mapping, demographic or geographic information, including geospatial information.
13.1(3) A public body as defined in the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and in the Health Information Ac
(a) for the purpose of subsection (2)(c), provide registration information collected under Part 3 of the Health Information Act,
(b) provide address, mapping, demographic or geographic information, including geospatial information.
Expand the categories of public body to include not just public bodies under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Pri
Note: By limiting information collectible under the Health Information Act to "registration information," that will not include p
HIA 1(1)(u)"registration information" means information relating to an individual that falls within the following general catego
(i) demographic information, including the individual's personal health number;
(ii) location information;
(iii) telecommunications information;
(iv) residency information;
(v) health service eligibility information;
(vi) billing information,
but
13.2does notChief
(3) The include information
Electoral Officerthat
mayisenter
not written, photographed,
into agreements recorded
with any personorfor
stored in someof
the purpose manner in a address,
obtaining record; mapping
13.2 (3) The Chief Electoral Officer may enter into agreements with any person for the purpose of obtaining address, mapping
ADD
(3.1) In the agreements under subsection (3), the Chief Electoral Officer may agree to exchange information contained in the r
(a)
(b) only for the
the Chief purpose
Electoral of health
Officer mayand emergency
include information
any conditions of electors;
the Chief and
Electoral Officer considers necessary.
(3) Alberta identification card coming from Service Alberta. Elections Alberta is the main repository that updates the informati
The Chief Electoral Officer must be able to make agreements with departments, agencies, other governments (including muni
Agreements under this section will remain subject to confidentiality. The limiting words in section 13.2(3) are that the agreem
36.
13.3(1) A person or the person's agent may, on request and in the manner determined by the Chief Electoral Officer,
(a) have access to information in the register about the person to determine whether the information is correct, and
(b) have his or her personal information removed from or not included in the register.
13.3(1) An individual or the individual's agent may, on request and in the manner determined by the Chief Electoral Officer,
(a) have access to information in the register about the individual to determine whether the information is correct, and
(b)
thehave a notation
individual made
does not in the
want register
to have that
their information included in the register.
Practically: When Elections Alberta takes a name off the register, the preferable route is not to remove their entry entirely, bu
The "do not call" column to the register will be

passed on to the parties who are given access to the list of electors.
(2) Where a request is made under subsection (1)(b), the Chief Electoral Officer must remove the person's personal informatio
(3) Any person requesting access to information for the purpose set out in subsection (2) shall complete and sign a declaration
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer must maintain a column in the register operating as a "do not call" column to indicate that a req
(3)
37. Any person or entity requesting or provided access to information in the register under this Act shall complete and sign a d
14 The Chief Electoral Officer shall, from time to time, in consultation with the returning officer for each electoral division,
(a) review the boundary of and the number of electors in each subdivision, and
(b) if necessary, subdivide the entire electoral division for which the returning officer was appointed into as many sequentially
and shall attempt to ensure, as far as possible, that no subdivision contains more than 450 electors.
14 The Chief Electoral Officer shall, from time to time, in consultation with the returning officer for each electoral division,
(a) review the boundary of and the number of electors in each subdivision, and
(b) if necessary, subdivide the entire electoral division for which the returning officer was appointed into as many sequentially
and shall attempt to ensure, as far as

possible,
38. that no subdivision contains more than 450 electors.
16 Subject to section 45, a person is eligible to have the person's name included on a list of electors if that person as of a date
(a) is a Canadian citizen,
(b) is at least 18 years of age,
(c) has been or will have been ordinarily resident in Alberta for at least 6 months as of that date, and
(d)
list is
ofordinarily
electors. resident in the electoral division and subdivision for which that person is to have the person's name included o
16 Subject to section 45, an individual is eligible to have the individual's name included on a list of electors if that individual as
(a) is a Canadian citizen,
(b) is at least 18 years of age,
(c) <>
(d) is ordinarily resident in the electoral division and voting area for which that person is to have the individual's name include
Delete (c) as potentially infringing section 3 of the Charter. An elector must be ordinarily resident in the electoral division and
Note:
39. It is also difficult to enforce or confirm the 6- month rule. Citizenship and duration of ordinary residence is typically dete
18(1) The Chief Electoral Officer shall furnish the information referred to in subsection (2) free of charge to each registered po
(a) 2 years after a general election,
(b) during the 4th and 5th years after a general election,
(c) as soon as possible after the register is updated after the Schedule of electoral divisions in the Electoral Divisions Act is ame
(d) as soon as possible after the receipt by the Chief Electoral Officer of the Clerk's warrant delivered pursuant to section 32 of
18(1) Subject to section 19.01(2), the Chief Electoral Officer shall furnish the information referred to in subsection (2) free of c
(a) 2 years after a general election,
(b) <>
(c) as soon as possible after the register is updated after the Schedule of electoral divisions in the Electoral Divisions Act is ame
NEW
19.01(1) The Chief Electoral Officer shall issue guidelines
(a) requiring registered political parties and members of the Legislative Assembly to establish a policy governing the care, cust
(b) setting out required content and enforcement of the policy,
and shall publish those guidelines.
41.
19(1) The Chief Electoral Officer shall, forthwith after polling day for a general election, prepare a post-polling-day list of electo
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer shall furnish free of charge
(a) to each registered political party, one printed copy or one copy in electronic form, or both, in accordance with the political
(b) to each member of the Legislative Assembly, one printed copy or one copy in electronic form, or both, in accordance with
19(1) The Chief Electoral Officer shall, forthwith within a reasonable time after election day for a general election, prepare a p
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer shall furnish free of charge
(a) to each registered political party, one printed copy or one copy in electronic form, or both, in accordance with the political
(b)
dayto
listeach memberfor
of electors ofeach
the Legislative
voting areaAssembly, one printed
in the electoral copy
division thatorthe
onemember
copy in represents.
electronic form, or both, in accordance with
The Chief Electoral Officer recognizes the utility of the updated list for MLAs in their constituency.
However,
42. "forthwith" is an uncertain term and leads to an expectation for updated lists that is not possible. The idea is to capt
19.1(1) A person or registered political party to whom a copy of a list of electors has been furnished under this Act shall take a
(2) A person or registered political party to whom a copy of a list of electors has been furnished under this Act shall immediate
(3) On being notified under subsection (2), the Chief Electoral Officer shall direct the person or registered political party to tak
19.1(1) A person or registered political party to whom a copy of a list of electors has been furnished under this Act shall take a
(2) A person or registered political party to whom a copy of a list of electors has been furnished under this Act shall immediate
(3) On being notified under subsection (2), the Chief Electoral Officer shall take steps or direct the person or registered politica
ADD:
(3.1) The Chief Electoral Officer may require the person or registered political party to whom the list has been furnished under
(a) the Chief Electoral Officer taking steps, or
(b) the person or registered political party taking steps as directed by the Chief Electoral Officer,
or both, under subsection (3), those costs and expenses are a debt due to the Chief Electoral Officer and may be recovered by
(3.2) A person or registered political party ceases to have property of a list of electors when the purpose for which the list of e
(3.3) Upon a person or registered political party ceasing to have property of a list of electors furnished to them, the list of elec
destruction.
Elections Alberta provides parties with the disclaimer form. They are told of the legislative restrictions, and advised to get thei
Note: Misuse of the list is covered elsewhere (section 163) as an offence.

43.
21(1) The Chief Electoral Officer may, at any time the Chief Electoral Officer considers it advisable, conduct an enumeration of
(2) An enumeration
Electoral Officer. is to be conducted during a period determined by the Chief Electoral Officer and is to be followed by at lea
21(1) The Chief Electoral Officer may, at any time the Chief Electoral Officer considers it advisable, conduct an enumeration of
ADD:
(1.1) The38Chief
section Electoral
of this Act, or Officer may conduct
may conduct an enumeration
an enumeration by any under
meanssection 22 through
the Chief
Enumeration is important to ensure the participation of electors in the vote. The number of names on list of electors frequent
This proposed change allows enumerations by means other than the traditional door-to-door enumeration which can be very
Electoral Officer determines to be sufficient to meet the purposes of an enumeration.
44.
22(1) In conducting an enumeration, the Chief Electoral Officer shall provide maps showing subdivision boundaries for use by
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer shall provide each returning officer with sufficient quantities of all necessary forms and material
23 Each returning officer shall, in accordance with directions issued by the Chief Electoral Officer, appoint sufficient enumerato
...
REPLACE WITH:
22 An enumeration may be conducted by:
(a) the Chief Electoral Officer, or
(b) a returning officer or returning officers, if the Chief Electoral Officer so directs.
23 (1) The Chief Electoral Officer shall appoint, or direct that a returning officer appoint, sufficient enumerators for the conduc
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer shall provide all materials and directions as required for the conduct of the enumeration, and m
(a) forms completed under section 30(2) for each voting area,
(b) copies of a map of the electoral division clearly indicating the sequentially numbered voting areas,
(c) expense claims,
(d) unused enumeration materials,
(e) enumerator identification documents, and
(f) information to be included in the register of electors prepared in a manner prescribed by the Chief Electoral Officer.
(3) An enumeration conducted by a returning officer shall, subject to
(a) the regulations, and

(b) any directions of the Chief Electoral Officer,
be conducted in a way the returning officer considers appropriate.
These proposed changes allow flexibility in either (a) the returning officer running an enumeration in the case of traditional fu
(b) the Chief Electoral Officer running an enumeration, in cases where it is more efficient to conduct it centrally.
45.
24 The following persons may not be appointed or act as enumerators:
(a) persons who are not electors;
(b) members of the Parliament of Canada;
(c) members of the Legislative Assembly;
(d) candidates;
(e) official agents;
(f) judges of federal or provincial courts;

(g) persons who have within the immediately preceding 10 years been
24 The following individuals may not be appointed or act as enumerators:
(a) <>
(b) members of the Parliament of Canada;
(c) members of the Legislative Assembly;
(d) candidates;
(e) official agents;
(f) judges of federal or provincial courts;

(g) individuals who have within the immediately preceding 10 years been
There is no principled reason why enumerators need to be electors. This amendment will widen the pool of potential enumera
However, the choice of enumerators will still reside with the hiring returning officer.
Note:
46. Recommend removing similar restriction for election officers (see section 46).
25(1) Each returning officer shall in accordance with the directions of the Chief Electoral Officer appoint, as an enumerator for
(2) The returning officer may, with the approval of the Chief Electoral Officer, appoint as an enumerator for a subdivision a 2nd
(3) Repealed 2012 c5 s10.
(4) When 2 enumerators are appointed for a subdivision, they shall

(a) act jointly and not individually in each step of the preparation of the list of electors,
(b) both sign any document that is required to be signed by an enumerator in respect of an enumeration, and
(c) report immediately to the returning officer for the electoral division the facts and details of any disagreement between the
(5) The returning officer shall decide any matter under disagreement referred to the returning officer under subsection (4)(c) a
(6) A qualified enumerator may, at the discretion of the returning officer, be appointed as an enumerator for more than one s
(7) If sufficient qualified persons are not available from among those persons resident within an electoral division, the returnin
26 The returning officer shall provide all necessary forms and materials, including identification documents, to each enumerat
27(1) If an enumerator is unable or unwilling to act or neglects the enumerator's duties, the returning officer may appoint ano
(2) An enumerator
information replaced under
the enumerator this section
has obtained shall, on
respecting thereceipt of a written request signed by the returning officer, deliver or g
enumeration.
DELETE: 25 <>
26 <>
27 <>
In place of this prescription, the Chief Electoral Officer will enact a set of rules for enumeration. Those rules will include the oc
Note:
47. Elections Alberta is a high "offender" for WCB on dog bites, slips and falls. Rural and inner-city areas are particularly diffi
30(2) Subject to subsection (10), each enumerator shall contact, either in person, by telephone or by mail, as directed by the r
(a) are Canadian citizens,
(b) are at least 18 years of age,
(c) have been or will have been ordinarily resident in Alberta for at least 6 months, and
(d) are ordinarily resident in the electoral division and subdivision for which those persons are to have their names included on
as of a date
respect determined
to those persons.by the Chief Electoral Officer, and shall record on the form provided by the Chief Electoral Officer the
30(2) Subject to subsection (10), each enumerator shall contact, either in person, by telephone, by mail, or such other means a
(a) are Canadian citizens,
(b) are at least 18 years of age,
(c) <>
(d) are ordinarily resident in the electoral division and subdivision for which those individuals are to have their names included
as of a date determined by the Chief Electoral Officer, and shall record on the form provided by the Chief Electoral Officer the
respect to those individuals.
In reality these days, the enumeration results are reported to the head office of Elections Alberta. Enumerations are now bein
The proposed amendment updates the legislation to match what happens practically. This proposed changes allows flexibility
48.
30(4) An30(4)
DELETE: enumerator
<> is not to visit or contact treatment centres, students' residences operated by an educational institution a
Concepts around where electors reside are changing.
49.
31 (3) Notwithstanding section 30, an enumeration in a designated remote area shall, subject to
(a) the regulations, and
(b) any directions of the Chief Electoral Officer,

DELETE 31 (3) <>
Delete
50. 31(3)
34 When the returning officer has accepted all the forms completed under section 30(2) and any forms returned under section
35(1) During the period of revision, the returning officer shall make individual information available for confirmation or correc
(2) The returning officer may make the information available only to the person whom the information is about or to an agent
(3) Any person requesting access to information for the purpose set out in
REPLACE WITH
34 An elector may,
(a) in the case of an enumeration conducted by a returning officer,
(i) request the returning officer to add qualified individual's name to the list and, if the returning officer is satisfied that the na
(ii) request the returning officer to delete the name of any unqualified individual and, if the returning officer is satisfied that th
(iii) requestchanges
necessary the returning officer
and shall tothe
attest change information about an elector on a list and, if the returning officer is satisfied that an
change;
Propose to eliminate the enumeration revision period, and accordingly the need for advertisements about the revision period
Enumeration used to be the only way to prepare a list of electors, but there are now so many ways to get on the list.
The proposed amendment includes all the abilities currently in section 37.
subsection (1) shall complete and sign a declaration.
36(1) The returning officer for each electoral division shall attend at the returning officer's office between the hours of 11 a.m
p.m. during the revision period to consider applications for revisions to the information.
(2) If a returning officer considers it necessary, the returning officer may, with the prior approval of the Chief Electoral Officer,
(3) The returning officer shall publish in one or more newspapers of general circulation in the returning officer's electoral divis
37 If, before the time fixed for concluding revisions to the information, the returning officer is satisfied from representations m
(a) that the name of any qualified person has been omitted for the subdivision to which that person belongs, the returning offi
(b) that the name of any unqualified person has been included for a subdivision, the returning officer shall delete the name an
(c) that any information about an elector is inaccurately stated, the returning officer shall
make the necessary changes and shall attest the change.
(b) in the case of an enumeration conducted by the Chief Electoral Officer,
(i) request the Chief Electoral Officer to add a qualified individual's name to the list and, if the Chief Electoral Officer is satisfied
(ii)
51.request the Chief Electoral Officer to delete the name of any unqualified individual and, if the Chief Electoral Officer is satis
38(1) Each returning officer shall, with respect to the returning officer's electoral division, submit to the Chief Electoral Officer
(a) the forms completed under section 30(2) for each polling subdivision,
(b) one copy of a map of the electoral division clearly indicating the sequentially numbered polling subdivisions,
(c) all expense claims,
(d) all unused enumeration materials,

(e) all enumerator identification documents, with a satisfactory accounting of any absences, and
38(1) <>
(2) The returning officer shall review the boundaries of and the number of electors in each voting area of the returning officer'
(1) - transplanted to proposed section 23(2), which is the Chief Electoral Officer's general ability to direct enumeration.
Keep (2) - map review.

(f) information to be included in the register of electors prepared in a manner prescribed by the Chief Electoral Officer.
52.
38.1(1) Nothing in this section affects the powers of the Lieutenant Governor, including the power to dissolve the Legislature,
(2) Subject to subsection (1), a general election shall be held within the 3-month period beginning on March 1, 2012 and endin
38.1(1) Nothing in this section affects the powers of the Lieutenant Governor, including the power to dissolve the Legislature,
(2) Subject to subsection (1), a general election shall be held on the second Tuesday in March, in the 4th calendar year followin
(1) Keep the override, as there is constitutional argument that legislation cannot affect the Crown prerogative.
(2) A fixed election date (subject to the Crown prerogative) enables better ability for the Chief Electoral Officer and the returni
For fixed election dates:

Preferred choice: Second Tuesday in March. This date is preferred to October, as municipalities and, frequently, the federal Pa
Earliest Easter was March 23.
Alternate choice: Third Tuesday in October. If third Tuesday in October, change (2) to:
NEW
ADD:
38.1(3) Election day for an election under subsection (2) is a non instructional school day .
Not having schools operating on an instructional day leads to better parking, and fewer health and safety concerns.
Example is in section 306 Quebec Election Act: 306 Polling day is a holiday for pupils in every
school of a school board situated in an electoral division in which an election is held.
NEW
ADD:
45.1 (1) The Chief Electoral Officer shall appoint, or shall provide for the appointment by returning officers of, all election offic
(a) Erect signs and post bulletins at voting stations and voting places;
(b) immediately before opening of voting,
(i) show ballot
individuals boxessotothat
present thethey may see that it is empty,
Historically, the Election Act was the user manual for returning officers. There was originally no
independent Chief Electoral Officer, and no centralized administration. Much has changed and enabling legislation will be muc
The flexibility is not so much about what is being done, but who is doing it. Duties are the same; the content is taken from sec
76-77, 77.1, 78, 90, 94, 95, 100, 111, 112, 118 and
(ii) seal the boxes so that they cannot be opened without breaking the seal,
(iii) place and maintain the ballot boxes on a desk, table, counter or similar place so that it is raised above the floor and consta
(c) keep ballot boxes sealed and maintain the security of ballot boxes;
(d) maintain the voting record in the prescribed manner;
(e) take oaths and declarations as required under this Act, including under section 100;
(f) instruct, assist and respond to questions from electors;
(g) assist electors who are not on the list of electors in the completion of a declaration referred to in section 100;
(h) maintain peace and order in voting stations, voting places and on the premises on which voting places are located;
(i) act as justice of the peace where necessary under this Act;
(j) perform counts, or assist in counts, of unused ballots, declined ballots, ballots marked in error, valid ballots, invalid ballots
(i) in advance voting,
(ii) on election day,
(iii) in Special Ballot votes, and
(iv) in mobile votes;
(k) decide on objections to ballots made by individuals attending counts;
(l) complete Statements of Vote;
(m) provide overall supervision where there are multiple voting stations in a voting place,
(n) administer oaths under authority given to them under section 4(3.3);
(o) appoint, in the prescribed form, interpreters to translate questions and answers about voting procedures for individuals no
(p) issue violation tickets under section 153.01;
(q) Delegate duties to other election officers as reasonably required;
(r) Assist or act in place of another election officer to ensure the duties of the other election officer are performed; and
(s) Perform duties as required under this Act or by the Chief Electoral Officer or returning officer, as the case may be.
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer shall ensure that election officers are trained sufficiently in order to perform their functions und
REPEAL:
47.1 (AA) 71-72 (DRO)
Election officers will still have titles to delineate their roles, but the titles and roles will be assigned as an administrative featur
Recommend keeping appointment of returning officers (sections 9-12) and election clerks (sections 47-48) separate. These tw
Note: keep section 77.2:

77.2 Any election officer who is appointed to carry out duties in an electoral division may, at the request of his or her supervis
(3) and (4) are borrowed from existing sections 80 and 85.
73-75 (PC)
75.1 (IO)
76-77 (SDRO)
77.1 (RGO) 78 (interp)
(3) The Chief Electoral Officer shall provide all supplies to election officers in sufficient time to enable each of them to adequat
(4) The returning officer shall provide to each election officer in charge of a voting area
(a) one copy of the list of electors for the voting area for use on voting day, and
(b)
55. a sufficient quantity of the
46 The following persons shall not be appointed or act as returning officers, election clerks, administrative assistants, supervis
(a) persons who are not electors;
(b) repealed 2010 c8 s15;
(c) members of the Parliament of Canada;
(d) members of the Legislative Assembly;
(e) candidates;
(f) official agents;
(g) judges of federal or provincial courts;
(h) persons
years' who have within the immediately preceding 10 years been convicted of an indictable offence where the penalty th
imprisonment.
46 (1) The following individuals shall not be appointed or act as returning officers, election clerks or election officers:
(a) <>;
(b) repealed 2010 c8 s15;
(c) members of the Parliament of Canada;
(d) members of the Legislative Assembly;
(e) candidates;
(f) official agents;
(g) judges of federal or provincial courts;

(h) individuals who have within the immediately preceding 10 years been convicted of an indictable offence where the penalty
(a) Delete on similar rationale to deleting the elector requirement for enumerators in section 24. There is increasing difficulty
56.
49(1) An oath or affidavit required under this Act from any person except a returning officer may be sworn before the returnin
(2) An oath or affidavit required under this Act from any person except a returning officer or election clerk may be sworn befo
57.
50(1) Immediately following receipt of a writ, the returning officer shall have available in the returning officer's office and in an
(2) The period for considering applications for revisions to the list shall
50(1) Immediately following receipt of a writ, the returning officer shall have available in the returning officer's office and in an
(2) Applications for revisions shall continue each day except Sundays and holidays and
Propose eliminating revision period in the returning officer's office. An elector can always get added to the list in the returning
There will no longer be a commencing date, but will be still a concluding date or deadline - in the proposed new subsection (2)
Proposed Revised Provision
Rationale
(a) commence on the 5th day after the date of the writ,
(b) continue each day except Sundays and holidays, and
(c) conclude on the Saturday of the week preceding the opening of the advance polls.
(3) Section 37 applies with all necessary modifications to revisions under this section.
(4) At 4 p.m. on the Saturday referred to in subsection (2)(c) or so soon after that hour as all applications of persons present at
(a) draw a line immediately under the last name on the list of electors for each polling subdivision, and
(b) forthwith date the list and certify that the list of electors is closed to further revision by signing that official's name immedi
shall conclude on the Saturday of the week preceding the opening of advance voting.
(3) Section 37 applies with all necessary modifications to revisions under this section.
(4) At 4 p.m. on the Saturday referred to in subsection (2) or so soon after that hour as all applications of persons present at th
(a) draw a line immediately under the last name on the list of electors for each polling subdivision, and
58.
52(1) Each returning officer shall, following receipt of the writ, provide polling places at which the polling stations for each pol
(2) A polling place shall be in a location that, in the opinion of the returning officer, is convenient for the electors.
(3) Every polling place shall, where practicable, be situated so that it is readily accessible to handicapped persons.
(4) A returning officer may utilize as a polling place any public building or any school that is the property of any school district
(5) There may be more than one polling station located in a polling place.
(6) A polling place or polling station does not need to be located in the polling subdivision but shall be located in the electoral
(6.1) Notwithstanding subsection (6), with the prior written approval of the Chief Electoral Officer a polling place or polling sta
(7) No polling place may be situated in licensed premises.
52(1) Each returning officer shall, following receipt of the writ, provide voting places at which the voting stations for each votin
(2) A voting place shall be in a location that, in the opinion of the returning officer, is convenient for the electors.
(3) Every voting place shall, where practicable, be situated so that it is readily accessible to handicapped individuals.
(4) A returning officer may utilize as a voting place any public building or any school that is the property of any school district o
(5) There may be more than one voting station located in a voting place.
(6) A voting place or voting station does not need to be located in the voting area but shall be located in the electoral division.
(6.1) Notwithstanding subsection (6), with the prior written approval of the Chief Electoral Officer a voting place or voting stati
ADD:With the consent and approval of the Chief Electoral Officer, the returning officer may change the location of a voting pla
(6.2)
(6.2) Propose adding for a situation where e.g. sewer backup, the person responsible for opening the voting area fails to show
(6.3) prevents carte blanche changes. The Chief Electoral Officer would be obliged to consider the extent of the disadvantage
(6.3) In determining whether to change the location of a voting place or the voting hours in a voting place, the Chief Electoral O
59.
55(1) Each returning officer shall, as soon as possible but not later than the 5th day before nomination day, issue a proclamati
(a) the place, dates and hours for considering applications for revisions to the lists of electors,
(b) the place and hours fixed for the nomination of candidates and the date fixed for the closing of nominations,
(c) the place, dates and hours fixed for voting at an advance poll if voting is necessary,
(d) the date of polling day and the hours at which the polling places will open and close if voting is necessary,
(e) the place, date and time for announcing the results of the official count, that date being the 10th day after polling day, and
(f) the name, address and telephone number of the returning officer.
55(1) Each returning officer shall, as soon as possible but not later than the 5th day before nomination day, issue a proclamati
(a) <>
(b) the place and hours fixed for the nomination of candidates and the date fixed for the closing of nominations,
(c) the place, dates and hours fixed for voting at an advance vote if voting is necessary,
(d) the date of election day and the hours at which the voting places will open and close if voting is necessary,
(e) the place, date and time for announcing declaring the results of the official count to the Chief Electoral Officer, that date be
(f) the name, address and telephone number of the returning officer.
(a) Revisions at the returning officer's office are being removed (see section 50).
(e)
*55Propose reduce date
(2.1) A returning of announcement
officer shall as soon asofpossible
official results,
publish from 10 to 7. 10 days
the information in theare simply not needed.
proclamation referred Even
to in in the electoral
subsection (1)(a
55 (2.1) The Chief Electoral Officer shall as soon as possible publish the information in the proclamation referred to in subsecti
ADD:
(2.2) The Chief Electoral Officer may provide directions to returning officers regarding additional publication of the proclamati
(4) If any of the information published under subsections (2.1) or (2.2) is or becomes inaccurate for any reason, the returning o
(a)publish
on details
the Chief of the
Electoral correction
Officer's in theand
website, same manner newspaper in which the information in the proclamation was publishe
These proposed amendments allow the Chief Electoral Officer to change with the times and with technology with the aim of c
Any publication is done centrally now. Publication in newspaper of general circulation is no longer necessarily the most efficien
Note: Elections Alberta does provide a "householder" card to every residence, regardless of whether that residence is listed in
Rationale
(b)immediately provide to all candidates or their official agents written details of the correction.
ADD:
(4.1)
59(4)In
Atall
anycases
oneof publication
time, of theisproclamation
an individual not eligible toinbe
this section, the
nominated as aChief Electoral
candidate for Officer or returning
more than officer,
one electoral as theor
division case
form
m
To provide clarity that there can be only:
* One EFCDA registration.
* One nomination.
* One party.
* One name on ballot.
62.
61(1) A nomination paper is not valid and shall not be filed with the returning officer unless the original nomination paper is su
(a) it contains a properly completed affidavit of the attesting witness or witnesses, as the case may be, to the signatures of the
(b) it states an address within Alberta at which documents may be served and notices given respecting the candidate,
(c) it contains the appointment, name, address and telephone number of the official agent immediately followed, subject to cl
(d) the person being nominated confirms by written Communication
(i) that the person is eligible under section 56 for nomination,
(ii) that the person consents to the person's nomination,
(iii) the appointment of the person's official agent,
(iv) that the person is the officially endorsed candidate of a registered political party or is an independent candidate,
and the confirmation is filed with the nomination paper,
(e) it is accompanied with a deposit of $500,
(f) it is filed with the returning officer prior to 2 p.m. on the date appointed as nomination day.
(2) If the person being nominated is to be the candidate of a registered political party,
the person shall, at the time of filing the
61(1) A nomination paper is not valid and shall not be filed with the returning officer unless the original nomination paper is su
(a) it contains a properly completed affidavit of the attesting witness or witnesses, as the case may be, to the signatures of the
(b) it states an address within Alberta at which documents may be served and notices given respecting the candidate,
(c) it contains the appointment, name, address, telephone number and original signature of the official agent immediately foll
(d) the individual being nominated confirms by affidavit and original signature
(i) that the individual is eligible under section 56 for nomination,
(ii) that the individual consents to the individual's nomination,
(iii) the appointment of the individual's official agent,
(iv) that the individual is the officially endorsed candidate of a registered political party or is an independent candidate,
and the confirmation is filed with the nomination paper,
ADD:
(d.1) the individual being nominated provides to the returning officer identification in a form acceptable to the Chief Electoral
(e) DELETE
Maintain the express requirement for an original nomination paper. This will include an original signature by the official agent
(1)(d) - The legislation does not currently require the candidate to sign under the nomination form. This is necessary because b
Graduating the nominee requirements from a confirmation to an affidavit solves the challenge of identification and signature,
(1)(d.1) The purpose of requiring identification is to check the name, to avoid the mischief of "phantom" candidates who may
(1)(e) Delete the $500 deposit here, by consequence of moving it under proposed section 9(2.2) of the EFCDA.
(3) The candidate deposit is no longer going through the returning officer, so the receipt will be for other requirements.
person's nomination paper, file a certificate in the prescribed form stating that the nominee is the candidate for that registere
(3) On the filing of a valid nomination paper, the returning officer shall give a receipt in the prescribed form, which is proof of r
(f) all of the above are filed with the returning officer prior to 2 p.m. on the date appointed as nomination day.
(2) If the individual being nominated is to be the candidate of a registered political party, the person shall, at the time of filing
(3)
63. On the filing of a valid nomination paper, the returning officer shall give a receipt in the prescribed form, which is proof of r
62(1) The returning officer shall not accept a deposit tendered under section 61(1)(e) unless it consists of
(a) Bank of Canada notes,
(b) a certified cheque,
(c) a bank or postal money
order, or
(d) a combination of any of those forms.
(2.1) The deposit received under section 61 must be refunded to the chief financial officer of the candidate if the required fina
(3) If a candidate dies after being nominated and prior to the closing of the polling places on polling day, the deposit shall be r
(4) A deposit
65(1) that after
At any time is notthe
refunded
filing ofunder this sectionnomination
the candidate's shall be transmitted
paper butto the
not Chief
later than 48 hours before the opening of voting
Currently, 1(1)(w) "polling day" means the day fixed for voting at an election;
The current version worked when there was a single voting day.
Today, 48 hours or more before "polling day" can be in the middle of advance polls, which is not consistent for a withdrawal.
This may not be adequately fixed by 98(4):

98(4) The provisions respecting the conduct of an election on polling day and related matters apply, with all necessary modific
65.
67(2) On complying with subsection (1), the returning officer shall, as soon as possible,
(a)
eachmake available
candidate a list candidate's
or each of the candidates
officialtoagent, and
67(2) On complying with subsection (1), the returning officer shall, as soon as possible,
(a) make available a list of the candidates to

each candidate or each candidate's official agent, and
The legislation does not require home addresses, and there have been some issues with home addresses being published. At t
some kindRevised
Proposed of contact information. Allowing the Chief Electoral Officer to specify the kind of contact
Provision
Rationale
(b) publish in the prescribed form the names, addresses and telephone numbers of the candidates' official agents in a newspa
general circulation in the electoral division and on the Chief Electoral Officer's website.
(b)
66. publish in the prescribed form the names and contact information of the candidates' official agents in a form and manner d
70 Each returning officer shall
(a) publish once within the 7 days immediately preceding polling day, in one or more newspapers of general circulation in the
(i) a copy of the map of the electoral division setting out the numbered polling subdivisions,
(ii) a list of the locations of the polling places,
(iii) a statement of the availability of level access to the office of the returning officer and to the advance polling places, and
(iv) a list of qualifications for electors who may use a Special Ballot,
70 Each returning officer shall
(a) publish once within the 7 days immediately preceding election day, in a form and manner directed by the Chief Electoral O
(i) a copy of the map of the electoral division setting out the numbered voting areas,
(ii) a list of the locations of the voting places,
(iii) a statement of the availability of level access to the office of the returning officer and to the advance voting places, and
(iv) a list of qualifications for electors who may use a Special Ballot,
The proposed change gives the Chief Electoral Officer or returning officers the flexibility to publish in the best manner availabl
67.
79(1) Each candidate may appoint in the prescribed form not more than 4 electors as scrutineers
(a) to represent the candidate at each polling station,
(b) to be present at the place to which the ballot box is brought under section 96(1.1),
(c) to observe the election procedures on the candidate's behalf, and

(d) to be present at the registration officer's station while an elector is completing a declaration under section 95.
79(1) Subject to subsection (2), each candidate may appoint in the prescribed form not more
than 4 electors as scrutineers
(a) to represent the candidate at each voting station,
(b) to be present at the place to which the ballot box is brought under section 96(1.1),
(c) to observe the election procedures on the candidate's behalf, and
(d) to be present at the registration officer's station while an elector is completing a declaration under section 100.
ADD:
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1):
(a) Only one scrutineer for a candidate may be present at a voting station or the registration station at any one point in time;
(b) A voting station is a single voting station over all days of the advance voting, and a registration station is a single registratio
(c) Each candidate may have 4 scrutineers for election day, and 4 scrutineers for each day of an advance vote; and
(d) Scrutineers shall take the prescribed oath of secrecy before performing their duties and shall aid in maintaining the secrecy
(2.1) If an election officer suspects that any contravention of the law governing secrecy in
This section has been interpreted in various ways.
The idea is to have only one scrutineer for a candidate present at a voting station at any one time. The reason is so as to not o
The intent of the amendment is to make clear that:

* There may be 1 scrutineer per candidate at a registration desk, and 1 at all voting stations - this comes from s. 92(1)(f) and (f
* A candidate may appoint 4 scrutineers per voting station, but only 1 can be there at any one time.
* A candidate may reappoint the individual for another day or another voting station.
* A candidate may have 4 scrutineers per voting station for each day of the advance voting. This is a change from the current l
(2) and (2.1) are borrowed from section 93.
relation to voting has occurred, the election officer shall as soon as possible advise the returning officer, who shall immediatel
79 (5) A scrutineer shall comply with the code of conduct, and a scrutineer may be removed from the polling place if in the op
79 (5) A scrutineer shall comply with the code of conduct, and a scrutineer may be removed from the voting place if in the opi
ADD:
(5.1)
not beInreplaced,
the eventand
a scrutineer
shall not is
beremoved fromorthe
reappointed actvoting place, thatinscrutineer
as a scrutineer shalldivision.
any electoral
(5.1) The intention of the amendment is to oust scrutineers who do not comply with the code of conduct from the whole proc
69.
80 The Chief Electoral Officer shall provide all supplies not previously delivered to the returning officers in sufficient time to en
85 The returning officer shall provide to each deputy returning

Officer
(a) one copy of the list of electors for the deputy returning officer's particular polling subdivision for use on polling day, and
(b) a sufficient quantity of the necessary forms and materials to conduct the poll.
DELETE:
70. 80 <>
81(2) The ballot boxes shall be
(a) made of a durable material,
(b) accompanied with a sufficient number of appropriate seals, and

(c) designed in a manner that permits the deposit of ballots but does not permit their removal without breaking the seals after
81(2) The ballot boxes shall be
(a) <DELETE>
(b) accompanied with appropriate sealing material a sufficient number of appropriate seals, and
(c) designed in a manner that permits the deposit of ballots but does not permit their removal without breaking the seals after
(a) Delete, as ballot boxes are actually cardboard boxes these days.
(b) and (c) Returning officers use special tape these days, not seals.
71.
82(1) Each returning officer shall have printed on paper supplied to the returning officer by the Chief Electoral Officer the ballo
(2) The number of ballots printed shall exceed by at least 25% the number of electors listed in the electoral division.
(3) The printer shall deliver to the returning officer with the printed ballots a completed and executed Affidavit of Printer in th
82(1) Each returning officer or the Chief Electoral Officer shall have printed on paper supplied to the returning officer by the C
(2) The number of ballots printed shall exceed by at least 25% the number of electors listed in the electoral division.
(3)
72. The printer shall deliver, to the returning officer under direction of the Chief Electoral officer, or to the Chief Electoral Offic
83(1) On each ballot shall be printed the name of each candidate together with
(a) the name of the registered political party for which the candidate is the candidate, or
83(1) On each ballot shall be printed the name of each candidate together with
(a) the name of the registered political party for which the candidate is the candidate, or
Change layout of ballot to a simpler design. This will mean fewer opportunities for a printer to make errors.
Keep size (width) of paper. Reduce voter confusion by:
(b) the word "Independent" if the candidate is not a candidate for a registered political party
in a type of 10 point capital letters.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1)(a), an abbreviated form of the name of the registered political party or recognizable initials
(b) the word "Independent" if the candidate is not a candidate for a registered political party
in a type of minimum 12 point capital letters.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1)(a), an abbreviated form of the name of the registered political party or recognizable initials
* Smaller circles, as there is less room to "scribble."
* Locating the candidate's name closer to the circle in which the voter marks an "x." Propose circles justified to the right of the
* Larger fonts, with the candidate's surname larger than the party name (if any).
* Set white lines across each candidate's 'box' on the ballot so the ballot is clearly divided into sections, one section per candid
Maintain the integrity of the ballot by, on the back:

* Do not record the elector number on the ballot.
* Identify the electoral division, initials of the election officer, and the name of the printer.
* Mark the year, not "date of election" because a date is confusing in relation to advance polls.
73.
83(3) The names of the candidates shall be printed on the ballot as follows:
(a) the candidate's

(i) given name, (i.1) middle name,
(ii) initials, or
(iii) nickname
or any combination of them in a type of 10 point capital letters;
(b) the candidate's surname shall appear following the given name, initials or nickname, as the case may be, and be in a type o
(c) the candidates' names shall be listed on the basis of the alphabetical order of their surnames and, where 2 or more candida
(d) no titles, degrees, prefixes or suffixes may be included with a name.
(3.01) For the purpose of subsection (3)(a)(i.1), only one middle name is permitted.
(3.1) Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (3), where the name of the registered political party or a candidate does not fit on t
(3.2) The Chief Electoral Officer may disallow the use of a nickname if in the opinion of the Chief Electoral Officer it is a nicknam
83(3) The names of the candidates shall be printed on the ballot as follows:
(a) the candidate's

(i) given name, (i.1) middle name,
(ii) initials, or
(iii) subject to subsection (3.2), nickname
or any combination of them in a type of minimum 10 point capital letters;
(b) the candidate's surname shall appear following the given name, initials or nickname, as the case may be, and be in a type o
(c) the candidates' names shall be listed on the basis of the alphabetical order of their surnames and, where 2 or more candida
REPLACE:
(d) If the candidate proposes that a name other
than the candidate's legal name appear on a ballot, the following rules apply:
(i) no titles, degrees, prefixes or suffixes may be included with a name.
(ii) a proposed name may not consist primarily of a combination of punctuation marks or other marks.
(iii) a name is not permitted where the only difference between the proposed name and the name of another candidate is
(A) the addition or deletion of punctuation marks or spaces,
(B)
or any other change that does not produce a phonetic difference between the proposed name and the name of the other can
(3)(d) Language is borrowed from the Alberta
Business Corporations Regulation. The mischief aimed at is candidates interfering with the integrity of an election. E.g. "Not-Le
(iv) the Chief Electoral Officer may refuse a proposed name having regard for the integrity of the electoral process.
(3.01) For the purpose of subsection (3)(a)(i.1), only one middle name is permitted.
entirety, in a font that is up to 2 points smaller than that required by subsections (1) and (3).
74.
83
(4) Every ballot shall include a counterfoil and stub, and there must be a line of perforations between
(a) the ballot and the counterfoil, and
(b) the counterfoil and the stub.
(5) The ballot, counterfoil and stub shall be in the prescribed form and shall be bound or stitched in books in quantities that th
(6) The ballots shall be serially numbered with the number of each ballot appearing on the back of both the stub and counterf
(7) All ballots shall be as nearly alike as possible.
(9)
theEach
nameballot shall
of the have printed
electoral divisionon itsthe
and back
year of the election.
83
(4) Every ballot shall include a counterfoil and stub, and there must be a line of perforations between the ballot and the stub.
(5) The ballot, counterfoil and stub shall be in the prescribed form and shall be bound or stitched in books in quantities that th
(6) <> DELETE
(7) All ballots shall be as nearly alike as possible.

(9) Each ballot shall have printed on its back the name of the electoral division and the year of the election.
Propose removing the counterfoil because:
* There is no counterfoil on a tabulator ballot.
* The ballot still requires the initials of the election officer issuing the ballot to the elector, to confirm the person casting the b
* To some voters, the counterfoil lends an appearance of being able to track who they are voting for. Removing the counterfo
* It is less confusing for the elector.
* It is less difficult to print without a counterfoil.
75.
84 Each returning officer shall maintain a record of
(a)
(b) the
the quantity of ballots
serial numbers thatballots.
of the are provided to the deputy returning officers in the electoral division, and
84 Each returning officer shall maintain a record of
(a) the quantity of ballots that are provided to the election officers for the particular voting area; and
(b) any other information required by the Chief Electoral Officer.
(b) Change because there are no serial numbers on tabulator ballots.
Every ballot will have election officer initials, and will be recorded as to cast ballots. The important thing is to record the numb
76.
86(1) If a returning
the convenience of officer considers it necessary following the revision under section 50, the returning officer may establish ad
the voters.
86(1)
77. If a returning officer considers it necessary following the revision under section 50, the returning officer may establish ad
86(2)
officialIfagents
additional polling places
by telephone, or polling
confirmed by stations are provided, they shall be as near to the original polling places as possible,
written notice.
86(2) If additional voting places or voting stations are provided, they shall be as near to the original voting places as possible, a
78.
87 When there is more than one polling station located in a polling place and no supervisory deputy returning officer has been
87
79.When there is more than one voting station located in a voting place and no supervisory deputy returning officer has been
Pilot for earlier opening of polls at a by- election
88.1(1) Notwithstanding section 88(1)(c), where authorized under subsection (3), polling places with respect to a by-election a
(2) In order to assist with the counting of ballots at a poll for a by-election authorized to be conducted in accordance with this
(3) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) authorizing that a by-election may be conducted in accordance with this section;
(b) respecting the modification of procedures under this Act for the unofficial counting of votes.
(4) After a by-election that has been authorized to be conducted in accordance with this section has been held, the Chief Elect
(a) whether any increase in voter turnout was attributable to the earlier opening of the poll;
(b) whether the use of any vote-counting equipment that was used at the by-election was effective and efficient;
(c) whether the extended hours had any adverse effect on election officials and their ability to carry out their functions, includ
DELETE
88.1 <>
This was similar to section 4.1, which relates to procedures and equipment. Section 88.1 is for tabulators and extended hours,
The proposed deletion is not only to avoid redundancy, however. Under the existing section 88.1, the Lieutenant Governor in
(d) any other matter the Chief Electoral Officer considers appropriate.
(5) The Standing Committee shall lay the report before the Legislative Assembly if it is then sitting or, if it is not then sitting, no
80.
Opening of polling place
89(1) Each deputy returning officer shall attend at the polling place at least 30 minutes prior to the opening of the deputy retu
(2)
usedDuring
in thethe 30 minutes
taking immediately prior to the opening of the polling place, candidates, official agents and scrutineers are
of the poll.
Opening of voting place
89(1) Each election officer responsible for a voting station shall attend at the voting place at least 60 minutes prior to the open
(2)
usedDuring
in thethe 30 minutes
taking immediately prior to the opening of the voting place, candidates, official agents and scrutineers are
of the vote.
60 minutes in advance, rather than only 30 minutes, permits better organization and better ability to accommodate unexpecte
81.
Posting of bulletins
90(1) Prior to the opening of a polling station, the deputy returning officer shall post in a conspicuous location at the polling st
(a) Notice as to Secrecy of Voting;
(b) Directions for Guidance of Voters.

(c) repealed 2010 c8 s29.
Posting of bulletins
90(1) Prior to the opening of a voting station, the deputy returning officer shall post in a conspicuous location at the voting sta
(a) Notice as to Secrecy of Voting;
(b) Directions for Guidance of Voters.
ADD:
82.
91(1) Each polling station shall contain one or more polling booths arranged so that when a voter is in the polling booth the vo
(2) In each polling booth there shall be provided for the use of voters marking their ballots
(a) a suitable table, desk or shelf, and

(b) a suitable marking instrument which shall be properly maintained during polling hours.
91(1) Each voting station shall contain one or more voting booths arranged so that when a voter is in the voting booth the vot
(2) In each voting booth there shall be provided for the use of voters marking their ballots
(a) a suitable table, desk or shelf, and

(b) a suitable marking instrument which shall be properly maintained during voting hours.
"polling
83. booth" --> "voting booth"
Persons entitled to remain in polling place 92(1) Only the following persons may remain in a polling place during polling hours
(a) the supervisory deputy returning officer and deputy returning officers;
(a.1) the registration officers;
(b) the poll clerks;

(c) the returning officer or election clerk;
(d) the Chief Electoral Officer, members of the Chief Electoral Officer's office staff
Individuals entitled to remain in voting place 92(1) Only the following individuals may remain in a voting place during voting ho
(a) the election officers as required by the Chief Electoral Officer to administer and oversee the voting;
(a.1) <>
(b) <>
(c)
(d) the
the returning officerOfficer,
Chief Electoral or election clerk;of the Chief Electoral Officer's office
members
Currently, official agents have special status to remain at a voting place as long as they like.
However, official agents are akin to stand-ins for candidates throughout this Act. Official agents should be on same status as a
A practical alternative is that a candidate may appoint the official agent as a scrutineer. In that event, the official agent may re
designated by the Chief Electoral Officer and visiting officials from other electoral jurisdictions authorized by the Chief Electora
(e) the official agents of the candidates;

(f) one scrutineer per candidate for each ballot box;
(f.1) one scrutineer per candidate at each registration officer's station;
(g) the interpreters;
(h) peace officers appointed under the Peace Officer Act;
(i)
(j) the information
other officers;
election officers authorized by the Chief Electoral Officer.
staff designated by the Chief Electoral Officer and visiting officials from other electoral jurisdictions authorized by the Chief Ele
(e) <>
(f) one scrutineer per candidate for each ballot box;
(f.1) one scrutineer per candidate at each registration officer's station;
(g) <>
(h) peace officers appointed under the
Peace Officer Act;
(i)
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95(1) An elector who is otherwise eligible to vote but whose name does not appear on the list of electors for the polling subdi
(a)the elector produces to the registration officer or deputy returning officer the following proof of his or her identity and curr
(i) one piece of identification issued by a Canadian government, whether federal, provincial or local, or an agency of that gove
(ii) 2 pieces of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral Officer each of which establish the elector's name and at least on
and
(b)the elector signs a declaration before the registration officer or deputy returning officer stating that the elector
(i) qualifies as an elector,
and
(ii) ordinarily resides in that polling subdivision.
(2) An elector may instead prove his or her identity and residence by signing a declaration if he or she is accompanied by an el
(a) provides to the registration officer or deputy returning officer the piece or pieces of identification referred to in subsection
(b) vouches for him or her by signing a declaration.
95 <DELETE>
Combined into proposed section 100.
declaration referred to in subsections (1) and
(2) the nature of the identification accepted.
(4) An elector who has been vouched for at an election may not vouch for another elector at that election.
(4.1) Scrutineers may not vouch for an elector.
(5) The Chief Electoral Officer shall publish each year, and within 3 days after the issue of a writ, in a manner that he or she co
(6)
86. The deputy returning officer shall, after receiving a signed declaration under subsection (1)(b) or (2), enter the elector's nam
96(1) The deputy returning officer, at the request of a voter who is unable to vote in the usual manner due to a physical incap
(a) assist the voter by marking the voter's ballot in the manner directed by the voter in the presence of the poll clerk, and
(b) if requested by the voter, place the ballot
so marked in the ballot box.
(1.1) Where a voter is unable to access a polling place because of the voter's physical incapacity, the poll clerk, and the other e
116(1)(a) An elector who is unable to vote at an advance poll or at the poll on polling day on account of
(a) physical incapacity,
118(5) On determining that the voter is recorded in the Special Ballot Poll Book, that a copy of the prescribed identification do
(a)...
(vi) enter
reason in the Special
prescribed by theBallot
ChiefPoll Book, in
Electoral the appropriate columns, a check mark or other annotation indicating that the vote
Officer,
96(1) The deputy returning officer, at the request of a voter who is unable to vote in the usual manner due to a physical incap
(a) assist the voter by marking the voter's ballot in the manner directed by the voter in the presence of an election officer, and
(b) if requested by the voter, place the ballot
so marked in the ballot box.
(1.1) Where a voter is unable to access a voting place because of the voter's physical incapacity disability, a number of election
116(1)(a) An elector who is unable to vote at an advance poll or at the poll on voting day on account of
(a) physical incapacity disability,
118(5) On determining that the voter is recorded in the Special Ballot Poll Book, that a copy of the prescribed identification do
(a) ...
(vi) enter
97 The in the Special
returning officerBallot Poll Book,
shall provide oneincopy
the appropriate
of the list ofcolumns, a check
electors for mark orpolling
all assigned other annotation
subdivisionsindicating that the
in the electoral vote
divisio
REPLACE WITH:
97 The
polls byChief Electoral
election Officer shall provide a copy of the list of electors for use at advance
officers.
Currently, the returning officer distributes the lists of electors to the deputy returning officers responsible for each polling sub
amendment, the Chief Electoral Officer will distribute the lists to "election officers."
89.
98(6) Each day at the close of the polling place for an advance poll the ballot box
(a) shall be sealed by the deputy returning officer and poll clerk, and
(b) may be sealed by any candidate, official agent or scrutineer so desiring,
so that it cannot be opened and no ballots can be deposited without breaking those seals.
(7) Seals placed on a ballot box shall not be removed from the time they are placed on it until the close of the polling places on
(8) At the close of the polling place for the advance poll on the final day the deputy returning officer shall, after the seals have
98(6) Each day at the close of the voting place for an advance vote the ballot box
(a) shall be sealed by the deputy returning officer and poll clerk, and
(b) may be sealed by any candidate, official agent or scrutineer so desiring,
so that it cannot be opened and no ballots can be deposited without breaking those seals.
(7) Seals placed on a ballot box shall not be removed from the time they are placed on it until the close of the voting places on
(8) At the close of the voting place for the advance vote on the final day the deputy returning officer shall, after the seals have
(8) "Applied" instead of "affixed" to make it consistent with the wording around section 81(2)(b) and with the reality that electi
NEW
ADD:
98.1(1) If the Chief Electoral Officer determines that, at an election, electronic vote counting equipment or accessible voting e
(a) make a directive describing in detail the election procedures and equipment to be used at that election,
(b) provide copies of the directive to the leader of each registered political party, and
(c) publish the directive on the Chief Electoral Officer's website.
(2) An election held in accordance with a directive made under this section is not invalid by reason of any non-compliance with
(3) To the extent of any conflict between a directive made under this section and this
Allows for alternative voting processes to be used at advance voting, with sufficient direction required to be given to parties a
Act, the directive prevails and has the force of law with respect to the election.
91.
100(1) Each elector who presents himself or herself to vote on polling day shall give his or her name and address to the deput
(a) the name of that elector appears on the list of electors for the polling subdivision, or
(b) the elector complies with section 95(1) or (2),
the poll clerk shall strike the elector's name off the list of electors and enter the name and address in the poll book if it is not a
100(1) An elector may vote at a voting station if the elector complies with section 100.1, 100.2, 100.3, 100.4 or 100.5.
(2) For the purposes of sections 100, 100.2, 100.3, 100.4 and 100.5, "identification" means
(a) one piece of identification issued by a Canadian government, whether federal, provincial or local, or an agency of that gove
(b) 2 pieces of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral Officer each of which establish the elector's name and at least o
(3) The Chief Electoral Officer shall publish each year, and within 3 days after the issue of a writ, in a manner that he or she co
(4) The list of electors may be contained within the voting record.
Confirmation of identity and address will now be required from everyone. This is consistent with municipal and federal legislati
Combining current sections 95 and 100 under a single set of provisions simplifies and streamlines identification and vouching p
The purpose is twofold: (1) facilitate the vote by making it clear to everyone what electors need in order to vote; and (2) prote
Section 100 is overarching, accompanied by 5 possibilities depending on the elector's name being on the list of electors, or no
* section 100.1 is when the elector's name is on the list and the elector's identification matches the information on the list.
* section 100.2 is when the elector's name is on the list but the elector's identification does not match the information on the
* section 100.3 is when the elector's name is on the list, but the elector does not provide the prescribed identification.
* section 100.4 is when the elector's name is not on the list, but the elector provides prescribed identification.
* section 100.5 is when the elector's name is not on the list, and the elector does not provide prescribed identification.
Other jurisdictions requiring proof (or vouching) of both identity and residence, even if the elector is in the register, include:
* Canada
* Saskatchewan
* British Columbia
* Northwest Territories
92.
NEW
ADD:
100.1 Where
(a) the name of the elector appears on the list of electors for the voting area,
(b) the elector provides identification, and
(c) the
the name
voting and address on the identification match the name and address on the list of electors for
area,
100.1 for when: Name on list? Yes.
Identification?
NEW Yes. Identification matches? Yes.
ADD:
100.2(1) Where
(b) the elector provides identification,
(c) the address on the identification does not match the address on the list of electors for the voting area, and
(d) the elector confirms his or her identity and current residence by signing a declaration,
the election officer responsible for the voting record shall
(e) add the elector's name and address to the voting day declarations section of the voting record,
(f) enter in the voting record in the appropriate column a check mark or other annotation indicating that the voter signed a de
(g) enter a number in consecutive sequence opposite the elector's name, and
(h) give the elector a ballot.
(2) The election officer taking the declaration in subsection (1)(d) shall indicate on the declaration the nature of the identificati
100.2 is for when: Name on list? Yes. Identification? Yes.
Identification matches? No.
Then:
Elector confirms identity and address by declaration.
94.
NEW
ADD:
100.3(1) Where:
(b) the elector does not provide identification,
(c) the elector is accompanied by another elector whose name appears on the list of electors for the same voting area and tha
(i) provides his or her own identification to an election officer, and
(ii) subject to subsections
(4) and (5), vouches for the elector by signing a declaration, and
the election officer responsible for the voting record shall strike the elector's name off the list of electors and give the elector
(2) The election officer taking the declaration in subsection (1)(c) shall indicate on the
100.3 is for when: Name on list? Yes. Identification? No.
Then:
Elector confirms identity and address by declaration, and
Is vouched for by another elector who does have identification.
declaration the nature of the identification accepted.
(3) After receiving signed declarations made under subsection (1)(c) and (1)(d), an election officer shall enter in the voting reco
95.
NEW
ADD:
100.4(1) Where:
(a) the name of the elector does not appear on the list of electors for the voting area in which the elector is ordinarily resident
(b) the elector provides identification to confirm his or her identity and current residence, and
(c) the elector signs a declaration before an election officer stating that the elector
(i) qualifies as an elector, and
(ii) ordinarily resides in that voting area,
the election officer responsible for the voting record shall
(d) enter the elector's name and address to the voting day declarations section of the voting record,
(e) enter in the voting record in the appropriate column a check mark or other annotation indicating that the voter signed a de
(f) enter a number in consecutive sequence opposite the elector's name, and
(g) give the elector a ballot.

(2) The election officer taking the declaration in subsection (1)(c) shall indicate on the declaration the nature of the identificati
100.4 is for when: Name on list? No. Identification? Yes.
Then:
96.
NEW
ADD:
100.5(1) Where:
(a) the name of the elector does not appear on the list of electors for
100.5 is for when: Name on list? No. Identification? No.
Then:
the voting area in which the elector is ordinarily resident,
(b) the elector does not provide identification,
(c) the elector is accompanied by another elector whose name appears on the list of electors for the same voting area and tha
(i) provides his or her own identification to an election officer, and
(ii) subject to subsections
(3) and (4), vouches for the elector by signing a declaration, and
the election officer responsible for the voting record shall:
(e) enter the elector's name and address in the voting day declarations section of the voting record,
(f) enter in the voting record in the appropriate column a check mark or other annotation indicating that the voter signed a de
(g) enter a number in consecutive sequence opposite the elector's name, and
(h) give the elector a ballot.
(2) The election officer taking the declaration in subsection (1)(c)(ii) shall indicate on the declaration the nature of the identific
97.
101(1) The deputy returning officer shall, without inquiring or ascertaining for whom the voter intends to vote, instruct the vo
(a) proceed to one of the polling booths and there, with the marker provided, mark his or her ballot by placing an "X" in the w
(b) refold the ballot so that the initials, electoral division and year of the election on the back of the ballot and the number on
(c) hand the folded ballot to the deputy returning officer.

(2) The deputy returning officer, without unfolding the ballot, shall in full view of the voter and all present
101(1) The deputy returning officer shall, without inquiring or ascertaining for whom the voter intends to vote, instruct the vo
(a) proceed to one of the voting booths and there, with the marker provided, mark his or her ballot by placing an "X" in the wh
(b) refold the ballot so that the initials, electoral division and year of the election on the back of the ballot and the number on
(c) hand the folded ballot to the deputy returning officer.
Amendments to reflect the proposal (see section 83) to eliminate the counterfoil.
(a) ascertain by examining
(i) the initials, and
(ii) the number on the counterfoil,
that it is the same ballot the deputy returning officer provided to the voter,
(b) remove and tear up the counterfoil, and
(c) return the ballot to the voter so that the voter may place the ballot in the ballot box.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), on being requested by the voter, the deputy returning officer shall place the ballot in the b
(2) The deputy returning officer, without unfolding the ballot, shall in full view of the voter and all present
(a) ascertain by examining
(i) the initials,
(ii) the number on the counterfoil,
that it is the same ballot the deputy returning officer provided to the voter, and
(b) <>
(c) return the ballot to the voter so that the voter may place the ballot in the ballot box.
(3)
98. Notwithstanding subsection (2), on being requested by the voter, the deputy returning
Spoiled ballot
102(1) If a voter has dealt with the voter's ballot in a manner that may render its use inappropriate, the voter may surrender t
(2) The deputy returning officer shall immediately write the word "spoiled" on the previous ballot returned to the deputy retu
Ballot marked in error
102(1) If a voter has marked the voter's ballot in error or has dealt with the voter's ballot in a manner that may render its use
(2) The
clerk deputy
shall returning
annotate officerrecord
the voting shall immediately
accordingly. write the words "marked in error" on the previous ballot returned to the de
Poll book --> voting record
Spoiled ballot -->"Ballot marked in error"
There is always confusion between a spoiled ballot and a rejected ballot.
A spoiled ballot is one that is marked in error, then the voter brings that ballot to the desk, and the voter gets a new ballot to m
99.
Elector's declaration
104(1) A deputy returning officer shall administer the declaration in the prescribed form to a person if
(a) the deputy returning officer doubts the eligibility of that person to vote, or
(b) the deputy returning officer is requested to do so by a candidate, official agent or scrutineer and the deputy returning offic
(2) An election officer, candidate, official agent or scrutineer who presents himself or herself for the purpose of voting at the p
Elector's declaration
104(1) A deputy returning officer shall administer the declaration in the prescribed form to an individual if
(a) the deputy returning officer doubts the eligibility of that individual to vote, or
(b) the deputy returning officer is requested to do so by a candidate, official agent or scrutineer and the deputy returning offic
(2) An election officer who presents himself or herself for the purpose of voting at the voting area in which that individual ordi
Typically, it is citizenship that is questioned.
Limit the request ability to scrutineers as they are the ones with authority to remain.
Delete candidates and official agents out of (1)(b). Scrutineers are appointed by candidates or official agents, take an oath and
100.
Prohibited conduct during polling 105(1) No person may
(a) interfere or attempt to interfere with a voter who is attempting to mark the voter's
ballot,
Prohibited conduct during voting 105(1) No person or entity may
(a) interfere or attempt to interfere with a voter who is attempting to mark the voter's
ballot,
(1)(b) Voting places can be churches, schools, malls, strip malls, etc. Expansion to include the parcel of land is intended to cove
See section 135(2) as reference.

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(b) attempt to obtain any information at a polling place regarding which candidate a voter has voted for, is voting for or is abo
(c) prevent or attempt to prevent a person from exercising the person's right to vote.
(2) No person may communicate any information obtained at a polling place regarding which candidate a voter has voted for,
(b) attempt to obtain any information at a voting place or at a parcel of land on which a voting place is located, regarding whic
(c) prevent or attempt to prevent an individual from exercising the individual's right to vote.
(2)
101.No person or entity may communicate any information obtained at a voting place regarding which candidate a voter has vo
Procedure on close of poll
111(1) After the closing of the poll, the deputy returning officer shall immediately count the number of spoiled and declined b
(2) On complying with subsection (1), the deputy returning officer shall count
(a) the number of electors whose names appear on the list of electors, and
(b) the number of voters recorded in the poll book as having voted,
and shall draw

last name in thea poll
line book
immediately
and affixunder the returning officer's initials.
the deputy
Procedure on close of poll
111(1) After the closing of the poll, the deputy returning officer shall immediately count the number of spoiled and declined b
(2) On complying with subsection (1), the deputy returning officer shall count
(a) the number of electors whose names appear on the list of electors, and
(b) the number of voters recorded in the poll book as having voted,
and shall draw a line immediately under the

102.
111(5) In counting the votes, the deputy returning officer shall reject and place in a rejected ballot envelope any ballot that
(a) does not have on its back the name of the electoral division and year of the election,
(b) does not indicate a vote for any candidate,
(c) in the case of a vote by Special Ballot, does not indicate a vote for any candidate or registered political party, as the case m
(d) contains votes for more than one candidate,
(e) in the case of a vote by Special Ballot, contains votes for more than one candidate or registered political party, as the case
(f) is so marked that it is uncertain for which candidate the vote was cast,
(g) in the case of a vote by Special Ballot, is so marked that it is uncertain for which candidate or registered political party, as t
(h) contains a vote for a candidate who has withdrawn,

(h.1) in the case of a Special Ballot,
111(5) A ballot cast at a voting station shall only be counted if it clearly indicates the voter's intention to vote for one particula
(5.1) A ballot cast as a Special Ballot shall only be counted if it clearly indicates the voter's intention to vote for one particular c
(5.2) A ballot shall not be counted if it

(a) does not have on its back the name of the electoral division and year of the election,
(b) contains a vote for a candidate who has withdrawn,
(c) contains any writing or mark enabling the voter to be readily identified, or
(d) in the case of a Special Ballot,
(i) does not have the prescribed identification document or documents required under section 118(2)(c.1) included in the certi
(ii) is treated as a rejected ballot under section 118(5)(b).
(6) A deputy returning officer shall not decline to count a ballot solely for the reason of any writing, number or mark made or o
Proposed changes are consistent with Lucaszuk v Kibermanis, 2005 ABCA 26.
(5.1) codifies the general guiding principle from

Lucaszuk.
The amended provision still excludes out all the absolutes in (5.2).
(5.2)(c) is a subjective test and will not happen often in practice.
Removed are the discretionary "no"s: the existing (5)(b), (c), (d), (e), (g), (i).
(i) does not have the prescribed identification document or documents required under section 118(2)(c.1) included in the certi
(ii) is treated as a rejected ballot under section 118(5)(b),
(i) in the case of a vote by Special Ballot, contains a vote for a candidate who has withdrawn or for a registered political party t
(j) contains any writing or mark enabling the voter to be readily identified.
(6) Notwithstanding subsection (5)(a) to (i), a ballot shall not be rejected
(a) by reason of any writing, number or mark made or omitted by the deputy returning officer, or
(b) when the vote, though incorrectly made

103.
111(11) Only the following persons may be present during the unofficial count of ballots and then only if they have taken the p
(a) the returning officer; (a.1) repealed 2012 c5 s42;

(b) any other election officer authorized by the returning officer;
(c) repealed 2012 c5 s42;
(d) the Chief Electoral Officer, members of the Chief Electoral Officer's office staff designated by the Chief Electoral Officer and
(e) the candidates;
(f) the official agents of the candidates;

(g) one scrutineer per candidate for each ballot box.
111(11) Only the following individuals may be present during the unofficial count of ballots and then only if they have taken th
(a) the returning officer; (a.1) repealed 2012 c5 s42;

(b) any other election officer authorized by the returning officer;
(c) repealed 2012 c5 s42;
(d) the Chief Electoral Officer, members of the Chief Electoral Officer's office staff designated by the Chief Electoral Officer and
(e) the candidates;
(f) the official agents of the candidates;

104.
Vote by Special Ballot
116(1) An elector who is unable to vote at an advance poll or at the poll on polling day on account of
(a) physical incapacity,
(b) absence from the electoral division,
(c) being an inmate including a person sentenced to a term of imprisonment of 10 days or less or for the non-payment of fines
(d) being a returning officer, election clerk, administrative assistant, supervisory deputy
116(1) An elector who is unable to vote at the advance poll and unable to vote at the poll on election day on account of
(a) physical incapacity disability,
(b) absence from the electoral division,

(c) being an inmate
non-payment as defined under the Corrections Act including a person sentenced to a term of imprisonment of 10 days o
of fines,
(1)(a) physical disability, not incapacity
(1)(c) no longer applies. Under the Corrections Act, an "inmate" does not have a restriction on amount of time of the sentence
returning officer, registration officer, deputy returning officer or other staff member working in the office of a returning officer
(e) being a resident of a remote area designated under section 31, or
(f) any other circumstances prescribed by the Chief Electoral Officer,

may apply to vote by Special Ballot.
(d) being a returning officer, election clerk, election officer, peace officer appointed under the Peace Officer Act, candidate, offi
(e) being a resident of a remote area designated under section 31, or
(f) any other circumstances prescribed by the Chief Electoral Officer,

105.
116(2) An application for a Special Ballot may be made
(a) in writing,
(b) by telephone,
(c) by fax or electronic mail, or
(d) in person,
by an elector to the returning officer of the elector's electoral division at any time between the issue of the writ and the closin
(3) On receipt of an application under this section, the returning officer or election clerk shall
(a) enter in the Special Ballot Poll Book
(i) the elector's name and where the elector is ordinarily resident, and
(ii) the name and number of the polling subdivision in which the elector resides,
and
(b) cause the appropriate forms to be provided to the applicant.
(4) The returning officer may delegate to the administrative assistant any functions of the returning officer or election clerk un
Applying for Special Ballot 116.01
(1) An elector who is eligible to vote by Special Ballot may apply to vote by Special Ballot
(a) to the returning officer for the electoral division at any time during the period commencing on the date of issue of the writ
(b) to an election officer appointed by the Chief Electoral Officer at any time during the period,
(i) in the case of a general election held in a year in accordance with section 38.1(2), commencing January 1 and ending on the
(ii) in the case of a general election held in accordance with section 38.1(1) or in the case of a by-election, commencing on the
(2) If an elector who is eligible to vote by Special Ballot applies to vote by Special Ballot to the returning officer for the electora
p.m. on the last day before election day that the office of the returning office is open.
(3) An application for a Special Ballot may be made
(a) in writing,
(b) by telephone,
(c) by fax or electronic mail,

(d) in person at the office of the returning officer only, or
Currently there is no deadline (other than close of polls on election day) for Special Ballot applications, which makes last-minu
For in-person applications at the returning officer's office, the deadline is no later than 6 p.m. on the day before election day.
For applications made other than in person at the returning officer's office, the deadline is the day before advance voting. This
(1)(b) New feature to add the Elections Alberta office in Edmonton as a hub for coordinated Special Ballot requests and proces
allows Special Ballot applications to be processed prior to the issue of the writ, and allows greater efficiency at the returning o
(1)(b)(i) Currently the requesting and receiving are restricted within a 28-day period. January 1 gives Central Elections Alberta
(3)(c) Delete. Faxed Special Ballot applications create great difficulty. Note, adding (e) to enhance flexibility in defining an acce
(3)(e) This will include online applications through Elections Alberta.
(4) This is a screening step for those wishing to vote by Special Ballot, rather than it being an automatic right of ballot. A perso
or election officer appointed by the Chief Electoral
Rationale
(e) such other medium of communication prescribed by the Chief Electoral Officer
(4) If a returning officer or the election officer designated by the Chief Electoral Officer under section (1)(b) has reasonable gro
(5) An elector to whom a returning officer or election officer designated by the Chief Electoral Officer under section (1)(b) has
(6) The returning officer and the Chief Electoral Officer may delegate to election officers any functions of the returning officer
Officer has discretion, based on reasonable grounds, to refuse an application. Upon a refusal, the elector has an appeal mecha
Reasons for tightening up Special Ballot procedures:

* In-person voting is better for surveilling the integrity of the vote.
* Special Ballots is the only unsupervised method of voting.
* Special Ballots are administratively very burdensome.
* Some communities apply for Special Ballots en masse, and such conduct has increased in recent elections.
* Special Ballots are supposed to be the process exception, and integrity requires legislative capacity to require some level of c
106.
118(1) On receipt of the prescribed forms, the voter shall mark the ballot by writing, with a pen or pencil of any colour, in the
(2) After marking the voter's ballot, the voter shall
(a) place the marked ballot in the ballot envelope,
(b) seal the ballot envelope,
(c) place the ballot envelope in the certificate envelope,
(c.1) place a copy of the prescribed identification document or documents in the certificate envelope,
(d) complete and sign part 1 of the certificate and seal the certificate envelope,
(e) place the certificate envelope in the outer envelope, and
(f) seal the outer envelope.

(3) The outer envelope, when sealed, shall be forwarded so that it reaches the returning officer not later than the close of the
118(1) On receipt of the prescribed forms, the voter shall either:
(a) mark an "x" in the circle beside the name of the candidate or the registered political party of the voter's choice on the ballo
(b) mark by writing, with a pen or pencil of any colour, in the space provided, the name of an independent candidate in the sp
(2) After marking the voter's ballot, the voter shall
(a) place the marked ballot in the ballot envelope,
(b) seal the ballot envelope,
(c) place the ballot envelope in the certificate envelope,
(c.1) place a copy of the prescribed identification document or documents in the certificate envelope,
(d) complete and sign part 1 of the certificate and seal the certificate envelope,
(e) place the certificate envelope in the outer envelope, and

(f) seal the outer envelope.
Special Ballots are write-in, so the electoral division and candidate may be filled in regardless of resident electoral division with
(1)(a) and (b) contemplate tabulator ballots.

(3) Intention that this date will be the day immediately before election day. If election day falls on a Monday, this date may be
(3) If submitting a Special Ballot by attending in person at the office of the returning officer, the elector shall attend so that the
(3.1) If submitting a Special Ballot by a method other than in person at the office of the returning officer, the elector shall forw
(a) the office of the Chief Electoral Officer or

107.
118(4) On receipt of the outer envelope, the returning officer or election clerk shall remove and open the certificate envelope
(a) whether the name on the certificate envelope is the same as that of a person already entered in the Special Ballot Poll Boo
(b) whether a copy of the prescribed identification document or documents has been included, and
(c) whether part 1 of the certificate has been properly completed.
(5) On determining that the voter is recorded in the Special Ballot Poll Book, that a copy of the prescribed identification docum
(a) if the returning officer or election clerk is satisfied as to the voter's eligibility to vote,
(i) sign part 2 of the certificate,
(ii) if the voter's name appears on the list of electors for the polling subdivision in which the voter is entitled to vote, put a line
(iii) if the voter's name does not appear on the list of electors for the polling subdivision in which the voter is entitled to vote,
through the voter's name and
118(4) Each returning officer may designate an election officer at the office of the returning officer to be responsible for proce
(4.1) The Chief Electoral Officer may designate an election officer to be responsible for processing Special Ballots submitted fo
(4.2) On receipt of the outer envelope, an election officer responsible for processing Special Ballots shall remove and open the
(a) whether the name on the certificate envelope is the same as that of a name already entered in the Special Ballot voting rec
(b) whether a copy of the prescribed identification document or documents has been included, and
(c) whether part 1 of the certificate has been properly completed and signed.
(5) On determining that the Special Ballot package complies with subsection (4.2), an election officer responsible for processin
(a) if the election officer is satisfied as to the voter's eligibility to vote,
(i) sign part 2 of the certificate,

(ii) if the voter's name appears on the list of electors for the voting area in which the voter is entitled to vote, draw a line throu
The object is to centralize Special Ballot counting. Quebec, Canada and BC all have centralized issuing and counting.
The return address for all Special Ballots would be Elections Alberta in Edmonton. However, an elector would always have the
(5)(a)(vi) moved up to (iv.2)
(5)(a)(vii) modified by (5.1) so that an elector presenting to the returning officer in person to vote by Special Ballot can just sati
enter opposite the name of that voter on the list of electors the word "special",
(iv) record in the Special Ballot Poll Book in the appropriate column the date the returning officer or election clerk received the
(v) remove the sealed ballot envelope from the certificate envelope and place the sealed ballot envelope in a sealed ballot box
(vi) enter in the Special Ballot Poll Book, in the appropriate columns, a check mark or other annotation indicating that the vote
(vii) retain the certificate envelope and the copy of the identification document or documents and forward them to the Chief E
or
(b) if the returning officer or election clerk is not satisfied as to the voter's eligibility to vote,
(i) retain the certificate envelope and its contents,
(ii) treat the ballot in the envelope as a rejected ballot, and

(iii) mark the certificate envelope accordingly.
that individual on the list of electors the word "special",
(iii) if the voter's name does not appear on the list of electors for the voting area in which the voter is entitled to vote, enter th
(iv) record in the voting record in the appropriate column the date the election officer received the certificate envelope,
(iv.1) use a check mark in the appropriate column to indicate the voter has voted,
(iv.2) identify the reason for voting by Special Ballot indicated on the envelope,
(v) remove the sealed ballot envelope from the certificate envelope and place the sealed ballot envelope in a sealed ballot box
(vi) <>
(vii) subject to subsection (5.1), retain and secure the certificate envelope and the copy of the identification document or docu
or
(b) if the election officer is not satisfied as to the voter's eligibility to vote,
(i) not remove the ballot envelope from the certificate envelope, and treat the ballot in the envelope as an invalid ballot,
(ii) mark the certificate envelope accordingly, and
(iii) retain and secure the certificate envelope and its contents in a designated area for the electoral division marked "invalid s
(5.1) If an elector votes by Special Ballot in person at the office of the returning officer
108.
NEW
Tabulating Special Ballots
118.1(1) On a date and time specified by the Chief Electoral Officer, an election officer assigned to each electoral division at th
(2) No election officer at the office of the returning officer shall begin tabulating until the close of polls on election day.
(3) In tabulating Special Ballots, the election officer assigned to each electoral division shall
(a) open the ballot box for the electoral division and remove ballot envelopes containing marked Special Ballots,
(b) open each ballot envelope and remove each marked Special Ballot,
(c) with the marked side of each Special Ballot facing down so the marked side is not visible, unfold and stack,
(i) in one pile, the Special Ballots on which a registered party or registered candidate is marked by way of an "x", and
(ii) in another pile, the Special Ballots on which the name of a candidate is marked in writing,
(d) insert the Special Ballots from the pile under section (c)(i) into the tabulator assigned to the electoral division, and
(e) place the Special Ballots from the pile under section (c)(ii) back into the ballot box marked "special ballot" for the appropria
(4) Following completion of tabulating for one day, the election officer shall secure the tabulator and the ballot box in the desi
(5) Tabulating at the office of the Chief Electoral Officer under this section will occur at prescribed hours or until the task is com
including election day.
New proposal to work with tabulators. There are two separate steps to tabulators. The "tabulation" refers to feeding the ballo
Advance tabulation aids in the efficiency of election result turnaround and can be done well in advance. Scrutineers will be en
Advance tabulation will occur only centrally at the Elections Alberta office in Edmonton. Returning officers will tabulate only o
(1) Date intended

Proposed Revised to begin 5 days before election day.
Provision
Rationale
109.
118(6) At the close of the polling place on polling day, the returning officer shall deliver the sealed ballot box referred to in sub
(6.1) Any election officer appointed for the electoral division may assist with the duties under subsection (6).
(7) After completing the count of the ballots, the election officer authorized by the returning officer shall record the results on
Counting Special Ballots 118.2
(1) Upon the close of polls on election day, election officers in
(a) the office of the returning officer for each electoral division, and
(b) the office of the Chief Electoral Officer,
shall complete tabulation for Special Ballots as set out in section 118.1, and shall count all Special Ballots.
(2) In counting Special Ballots on which the name of a candidate, party or party leader is marked in writing, the election officer
(3) In counting Special Ballots that have been tabulated under section 118.1, the election officer shall close the poll on each ta
(4) Following the count of Special Ballots under this section, the election officer shall complete a statement of poll for the elec
(5) An election officer counting Special Ballots at the office of the Chief Electoral Officer shall then communicate the results of
(6) For clarity
(a) the Special Ballot count at the office of the returning officer, and
(b) the Special Ballot count at the office of the Chief Electoral Officer
are each a voting station in the electoral division for the purpose of section 79, and scrutineers may be present during countin
Counting Special Ballots is an enormous task that in the past has delayed results coming from electoral divisions on election da
*Mobile
By beginning
polls the counting process early and by centralizing the counting, results will not be as delayed.
Retain:
*Proposed
Mobile poll by invitation
Revised Provisiononly.
Rationale
120(1) Each returning officer shall, following receipt of a writ, determine if there are in the electoral division
(a) any treatment centres having not fewer than 10 in-patients who are electors, and
(b) any supportive living facilities having not fewer than 10 residents who are electors.
120(1) Each returning officer shall, following receipt of a writ, determine if there are in the electoral division
(a) any treatment centres,
(b) any supportive living facilities, and ADD:

(c) any students' residences operated by a post-secondary educational institution, temporary work camps, penitentiaries, corr
where there are not fewer than 10 electors.
* 10+ electors threshold.
In execution, options to evolve mobile polls include:
Option 1: a narrower form of vote-anywhere advance poll; or

Option 2: Special Ballot.
For Option 1 vote-anywhere advance poll, the election officer would take the tabulator with them, and set up for the assigned
For Option 2 Special Ballots, the election officer would bring Special Ballots to the prisons and other locations. This would also
111.
120(2) If a returning officer determines that there are facilities as described in subsection (1), the returning officer shall, imme
(a) determine, in consultation with an official of each supportive living facility, whether a mobile poll should be held at the faci
(b) in consultation with an official of each supportive living facility where a poll is to be held and with an official of each treatm
(i) fix the hours on polling day when a mobile poll will operate at the facility, and
(ii) determine the number of mobile polls to be established within the facility and the format that each mobile poll is to take a
bed-to-bed visitations, or both,
and
(c) appoint a deputy returning officer and poll clerk for each mobile poll so required.
120(2) If a returning officer determines that there are facilities as described in subsection (1), the returning officer shall,
(a) determine, in consultation with an official of each supportive living facility, whether a mobile poll should be held at the faci
(b) in consultation with an official of each supportive living facility where a vote is to be held and with an official of each treatm
(i) fix the date and hours on polling day when a mobile poll will operate at the facility, and
(ii) determine the number of mobile polls to be established within the facility and the format that each mobile poll is to take a
bed-to-bed visitations, or both,
and
(c) appoint election officers for each mobile poll so required.

(3) For greater certainty, nothing in this section compels a returning officer to hold a mobile poll at a facility.
Strike out "immediately after nomination day" from preamble.
Rather than doing mobile polls on election day with everything else, the returning officer and the facility officials will now have
112.
Plebiscite
128 The Lieutenant Governor in Council may by order give directions for the holding of a general plebiscite of electors when a
(a) amending existing legislation, or

(b) introducing new legislation,
x. The Lieutenant Governor in Council may by order give directions for the holding of a general plebiscite of electors when and
(a) amending existing legislation, or
(b) introducing new legislation,

relative to any subject-matter should be obtained from the electors.
No substantive change proposed, but recommend moving plebiscites - ie. sections 128 through 131 - to the end of the Act.
relative to any subject-matter should be obtained from the electors.
List of electors for plebiscite

129 Section 126 applies to the lists or preparation of lists of electors to be used for a plebiscite.
Conduct of plebiscite
130 In giving directions under section 128, the Lieutenant Governor in Council may specify
(a) the question or questions to be submitted to the electorate,
(b) the method of instituting the plebiscite,
(c) the forms of ballot to be used,
(d) the person or persons to conduct the plebiscite, and
(e) the general conduct of the taking of the plebiscite.
Application of Act to plebiscite

131 The provisions of this Act governing general elections apply with all necessary modifications to plebiscites taken under thi
by order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
x. Section 126 applies to the lists or preparation of lists of electors to be used for a plebiscite.
x. In giving directions under section 128, the Lieutenant Governor in Council may specify
(a) the question or questions to be submitted to the electorate,
(b) the method of instituting the plebiscite,
(c) the forms of ballot to be used,
(d) the person or persons to conduct the plebiscite, and
(e) the general conduct of the taking of the plebiscite.

113.
132(1) An employee who is an elector qualified to vote shall, while the polls are open on polling day at an election or plebiscit
(2) If the employee's hours of employment do not allow for the 3 consecutive hours' absence, the employee's employer shall a
132(1) If the work schedule of an employee who is an elector qualified to vote does not permit the employee to vote during a
(2) <>
The proposed change combines (1) and (2).
Include the 4 days of advance polls, so the employee's schedule must prevent person from voting during all 5 days (and during
114.
Printed or electronic advertising
134(1) In this section, "advertisement" means an advertisement, for which there is or normally would be a charge, in any broa
(2) A registered candidate, a registered constituency association and a registered political party must ensure that advertiseme
(a) the advertisement must include the sponsor's name and contact information and
134(1) In this section, "advertisement" means an advertisement, for which there is or normally would be a charge, in any broa
REPLACE WITH:
(2) A registered candidate, a registered constituency association and a registered political party must ensure that advertiseme
that the registered candidate, registered
Propose taking the money component of election advertising by political entities out of this part of the Election Act - keep it fo
Why is the "charge" or "cost" concept proposed to be taken out of the equivalent section in the Election Act, but kept in the E
The Election Act binds only political entities and the purpose of the advertising provision (section 134) is for contact informatio
Conversely, The purpose of the rules is different in the Election Act - to identify the source - from in the EFCDA - to regulate th
The object to section 134 of the Election Act is to ensure that ads for which the political entity is responsible bear the name an
must indicate whether the sponsor authorizes the advertisement;
(b) subject to clause (c), in the case of an advertisement that is broadcast or is made through electronic media, the informatio
(c) in the case of an advertisement transmitted to a telephone, whether in the form of a live call or an automated pre- recorde
(i) the telephone number of the sponsor must be capable of being displayed on the call display of called parties who subscribe
(ii) the name of the sponsor and the sponsor's party affiliation, if any, must be stated at the beginning of the advertisement;
(iii) the advertisement must state whether the sponsor authorizes the advertisement;
(iv) the telephone number of the sponsor or the sponsor's campaign office at which the sponsor can be contacted must be sta
(3) The Chief Electoral Officer shall establish guidelines respecting the requirements referred to in subsection (2).
(4) The guidelines must be published on the Chief Electoral Officer's website.
(5) If an advertisement is not in compliance with this section, the Chief Electoral Officer may cause it to be removed or disconti
constituency association or registered political party authorizes the advertisement.
(b) <>
(c) <>
(3) The Chief Electoral Officer shall establish guidelines respecting the requirements referred to in subsections (2).
(4) The guidelines must be published on the Chief Electoral Officer's website.
(5) If an advertisement is not in compliance with this section or with the guidelines, the Chief Electoral Officer may cause it to
complying with guidelines adopted by the Chief Electoral Officer.
In addition, removing a cost component from the definition levels the field for social media etc. which frequently does not ass
(2) Consequential housekeeping: change "sponsor" to "authorize" because sponsor connotes money.
115.
135(1) Subject to subsection (2), no person may
(a) display inside or on the outside of, or

(b) distribute within,
a building used for a polling place at an advance poll or on polling day any election circular, card, poster, bill or other paper ex
(2) When a polling place is located in a building containing a complex of interlocking offices, stores or other facilities, the proh
135(1) Subject to subsection (2), no person may, at an advance vote or on voting day,
(a) display inside or on the outside of a building used for a voting place,
(b) distribute within a building used for a voting place, or
(c) display or distribute within the boundary of the land immediately surrounding the building used as a voting place,
any election circular, card, poster, bill or other paper except those posted by election officers as required by this Act.
(2) When a voting

prohibition place is(1)
in subsection located in only
applies a building
to containing a complex of interlocking offices, stores or other facilities, the
The addition of (1)(c) is to prevent posting in the parking lots etc. of voting places.
Note: "person"
Proposed now
Revised includes a group as under the EFCDA and includes a political party.
Provision
Rationale
(3) Where a person displays any circular, card, poster, bill or other paper contrary to subsection (1) or (2), the returning officer
the office, store or facility comprising the area designated as a voting place.
(3)
117.Where a person displays any circular, card, poster, bill or other paper contrary to subsection (1) or (2), the returning officer
Conduct of official count
137(3.1) The returning officer shall
(a) check the deputy returning officer's Statement of Poll,
(b) make a note in the poll book of every objection to a ballot made by or on behalf of a candidate and the name of any candid
(c) number each objection to a ballot in the poll book, place a corresponding number on the back of the ballot and initial the b
(d) decide any questions arising out of an objection regardless of whether a decision was made by the deputy returning officer
(e) inspect all rejected ballots and decide on the validity of each ballot regardless of the previous rejection by the deputy retur
(f) supervise election officers in conducting the official count of the valid votes,
(g) supervise election officers in reconciling the number of spoiled and declined ballots, and
(h) complete an official count of the valid votes.
Conduct of official count
137(3.1) In the event the difference between the votes for the candidate with the highest number of votes and the candidate
(a) checking the deputy returning officer's Statement of Poll,
(b) making a note in the voting record of every objection to a ballot made by or on behalf of a candidate and the name of any
(c) numbering each objection to a ballot in the voting record, placing a corresponding number on the back of the ballot and in
(d) deciding any questions arising out of an objection regardless of whether a decision was made by the deputy returning offic
(e) inspecting all invalid ballots and deciding on the validity of each ballot regardless of the previous determination of invalidit
(f) supervising election officers who are assisting the returning officer in conducting the official count of the valid votes,
(g) supervising election officers who are assisting the returning officers in reconciling the number of declined ballots and ballot
(h) completing an official count of the valid votes.
ADD:
(3.1) Propose that the official count not be an all-out full count. The voting area-specific election officials will have already cou
Propose a 100-vote threshold to trigger a complete count all over again.
(3.2) If the margin is greater than 100, the returning officer will still do an audit of the results - enough so the returning officer
(3.2) In the event the difference between the votes for the candidate with the highest number of votes and the candidate with
(a) check the deputy returning officer's Statement of Poll, and
(b)
118.review such records and inspect such ballots
Announcement of official results
138(1) The returning officer shall attend at the place, date and time stated in the election proclamation and announce the resu
(a) declare elected the candidate who received the largest number of votes, or
(b) if no candidate can be declared elected because there is an equality of votes for 2 or more candidates, declare that the res
(2) The returning officer shall retain a copy of the Statement of Official Results for a period of 10 days after announcing the res
Declaration of official results
138(1) The returning officer shall attend at the place and on the date and time stated in the election proclamation and announ
(a) the candidate who received the largest number of votes was elected, or
(b) if no candidate can be declared elected because there is an equality of votes for 2 or more candidates, the results of the el
ADD:
(1.1) Immediately upon a declaration by a returning officer under subsection (1), the Chief Electoral Officer shall publish the re
(2) The returning officer shall retain a copy of the Statement of Official Results for a period of 7 days after the Chief Electoral O
Historically, the declaration of the official results by the returning officer was a significant event. Today, nobody attends the de
The returning officers will declare the elected candidates to the Chief Electoral Officer, and the Chief Electoral Officer will publ
119.
Disclaimer
139(1) A candidate who has been declared elected under section 138(1) may disclaim the candidate's right to become a Mem
candidate is declared elected under this Part and before the candidate would otherwise become a member of the Assembly b
(2) A candidate who files a disclaimer pursuant to subsection (1) shall deliver a copy of it forthwith to the returning officer and
(3) Subject to subsection (4), if a disclaimer is filed pursuant to subsection (1), the election in which that candidate was declare
(4) The filing of a disclaimer under subsection
(1) does candidate
another not affect any application
or the under
right of that section
other 144 ortoappeal
candidate under elected
be declared section 148 byother
if that
Disclaimer
139(1) A candidate who has been declared elected under section 138(1) may disclaim the candidate's right to become a Mem
form with the Chief Electoral Officer at any time after the candidate is declared elected under this Part and before the candida
reason of section 1(2) of the Legislative Assembly Act.
(2) A candidate who files a disclaimer pursuant to subsection (1) shall deliver a copy of it forthwith to the returning officer and
(3) Subject to subsection (4), if a disclaimer is filed pursuant to subsection (1), the election in which that candidate was declare
(4)
(1) The
doesfiling of a disclaimer
not affect under subsection
any application under
Amend (3) to make it clear a by-election is the next step after a void election following a disclaimer. In the Prentice disclaimer
Expressly mentioning a by-election will trigger the warrant from the Clerk, which triggers the Order from the Lieutenant Gover
See also section 149.

120.
Delay in announcement of official results 140(1) If in any electoral division not all the ballot boxes have reached the returning
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the announcement of the results shall not be delayed under subsection (1) beyond 30 day
(3) If after a delay of 30 days the ballot boxes are not recovered, the returning officer shall forthwith announce the results of t
(4) If a returning officer is unable for any reason other than the one referred to in subsection (1) to announce the results of the
(5)
(4) Notwithstanding
beyond 14 days fromsubsection (4),
the date the announcement
stated in the election of the results of the official count shall not be delayed under subsectio
proclamation.
Delay in declaration of official results 140(1) If in any electoral division not all the ballot boxes have reached the returning offic
subsequently may adjourn for further periods of not more than one week at a time.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the declaration of the results shall not be delayed under subsection (1) beyond 30 days fro
(3) If after a delay of 30 days the ballot boxes are not recovered, the returning officer shall forthwith declare the results of the
(4) If a returning officer is unable for any reason other than the one referred to in subsection (1) to declare the results of the o
121.
Handling of documents and register information after official count
141(1) After the official count of the votes has been completed and the Statement of Official Results has been completed, the
(a) the lists of electors;
(b) the various envelopes containing the

ballots;
(c) the poll books;
(d) the election proclamation;
(e) the writ;
(f) the Statement of Official Results;

(g) the Certificate and Return;
Handling of documents and register information after official count
141(1) After the official count of the votes has been completed and the Statement of Official Results has been completed, the
(a) the lists of electors;
(b) the various envelopes containing the

ballots;
(c) the poll books;
(d) the election proclamation;
(e) the writ;
(f) the Statement of Official Results;
(g) the Certificate and Return;

(2) and (3) Taking the returning officer out of the register updating process, and moving register updating to its own section, p
Today, returning documents to the Chief Electoral Officer and updating register information are two very different tasks. The r
(h) repealed 2012 c5 s51;
(i) any other documents requested by the

Chief Electoral Officer.
(2) The returning officer shall enter in the register in accordance with the directions of the Chief Electoral Officer any informati
(3) The returning officer shall complete the updating of the register under subsection (2) within the time period set out in secti
(4) The returning officer shall prepare a report concerning the election proceedings in the returning officer's electoral division,
(h) repealed 2012 c5 s51;
(i) any other documents requested by the

Chief Electoral Officer.
(2) <> MOVE
(3) <> DELETE

122.
142 (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), if prior to transmitting the
documents under subsection (1) the returning officer is served with
notice pursuant to section 144(6), the returning officer shall retain
the documents until the returning officer receives the certificate of
the judge under section 147, and on receiving the certificate the
returning officer
Chief Electoral shall forthwith transmit the documents to the
Officer.
142 (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), if prior to transmitting the
documents under subsection (1) the returning officer is served with
(a) notice pursuant to section 144(6), the returning officer shall retain the documents until the returning officer receives the ce
the judge under section 147, or
(b) notice pursuant to section 148, the returning officer shall retain the documents until the returning officer receives the certi
the judge under section 148(7),
ADD:
142.1 The office of the Chief Electoral Officer shall enter in the register in accordance with the directions of the Chief Electoral
This
124. is section 141(2) relocated.
Judicial recount
144(3) An application must be filed not later than 8 days after the date the returning officer announces the results of the offici
(5) The returning officer shall make an application under this section if a declaration has been made under section 138(1)(b).
Judicial recount
144(3) An application must be filed not later than 8 days after the date the Chief Electoral Officer publishes the results of the o
144(6) At least 4 days' notice of the time and place appointed for the recount shall be given by the applicant
Add the Chief Electoral Officer to the list of individuals receiving notice of a judicial recount application. The Chief Electoral Offi
(a) to the candidates, in the manner prescribed in section 68, and
(b) to the returning officer, if the returning officer is not the applicant, and the election clerk.
(a) to the candidates, in the manner prescribed in section 68,
(b) to the returning officer, if the
returning officer is not the applicant, and the election clerk, and
ADD:
(c) to the Chief Electoral Officer.
the returning officer and the election clerk who are required to be present.
126.
145(3) At any recount of votes, the returning officer and election clerk shall be present and the following may be present:
(a) each candidate and each candidate's official agent, or either of them, or in their absence 2 electors of the relevant electora
(b) the Chief Electoral Officer or a designate or both;

(c) the legal representatives of the parties.
145(3) At any recount of votes, the returning officer and election clerk shall be present and the following may be present:
(a) each candidate and each candidate's official agent, or either of them, or in their absence 2 electors of the relevant electora
(b) the Chief Electoral Officer or a
designate or both;
ADD:
(b.1) election officers determined by the Chief Electoral Officer to assist with the recount; and
127.
Conduct of recount
146(1) At the time and place appointed and in the presence of the persons entitled or required to attend, the judge shall cond
(2) If consented to by the applicant or applicants for the recount, the returning officer and the candidates present at the recou
(3) In his or her discretion, the judge may consider other ballots and open other envelopes in addition to those for which the r
(4) The judge may hear any oral evidence the parties wish to adduce.
(5) In the case of a recount of all the votes, the judge shall open all the envelopes containing
(a) the votes counted,

(b) the rejected ballots,
(c) the spoiled and declined ballots, and
(d) the unused ballots.

(6) Notwithstanding subsection (5), the judge shall not open the outer envelope
Conduct of recount
146(1) At the time and place appointed and in the presence of the persons entitled or required to attend, the judge shall cond
ADD:
(1.1) The judge may use the services of election officers determined to assist with the recount.
(2) If consented to by the applicant or applicants for the recount, the returning officer and the candidates present at the recou
(3) In his or her discretion, the judge may consider other ballots and open other envelopes in addition to those for which the r
(4) The judge may hear any oral evidence the parties wish to adduce.
(5) In the case of a recount of all the votes, the judge shall may open all the envelopes containing
(a) the votes counted,
(b) the rejected invalid ballots,
(c) the declined ballots,

(1.1) This change accords with section 145(3)(b.1).
(5) "Shall" to "may" to authorize in the event the number of unused ballots etc. is relevant to a reconciliation, but not require
(5)(b) and (c.1) to reflect updated language for these kinds of ballots.
(6) to reflect proposed changes regarding how Special Ballots are handled.
containing a Special Ballot if the envelope was received by the returning officer after the closing of the polling places on pollin
(c.1) the ballots marked in error, and
(d) the unused ballots.

128.
146
NEW(7) The judge shall as far as practicable proceed continuously with the recount from 9
ADD:
148(9)
130. No later than 60 days after the Court of Appeal declares the results of the election under subsection (7), the Court of A
By-election if tie vote
149(1) This section applies if a returning officer makes a declaration under section 148(8)(b) that no member has been declare
(2) As soon as possible after a declaration has been made under section 148(8)(b) that no member has been declared elected
By-election if tie vote
149(1) This section applies if a returning officer makes a declaration under section 148(8)(b) that no member has been declare
(2) As soon as possible after a declaration has been made under section 148(8)(b) that no member has been declared elected
Under section 39, it is not a writ that the Lieutenant Governor in Council issues, but an order commanding writs to be issued. W
The Clerk needs to know there is a vacancy. The Lieutenant Governor in Council needs to know so an order can be issued.
For reference, section 32 of the Legislative Assembly Act provides:
32(1) When a vacancy occurs in the membership of the Assembly, the Clerk shall
(a) issue and deliver the Clerk's warrant to the Chief Electoral Officer for the issue of a writ for the election of a Member to fill
(b) deliver a copy of the warrant to the Clerk of the Executive Council.
(2) Within 6 months after the delivery of the warrant to the Chief Electoral Officer, an order shall be made under section 39 of
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), an order need not be made under section 39 of the Election Act if the vacancy occurs durin
(4) If the Legislature is dissolved after the issue of the writ referred to in subsection (2) and before an election is held under th
(5) A vacancy in the membership of the Assembly does not invalidate any proceedings of the Assembly.
See
131.also section 139.
151(1) Subject to this Act, the Chief Electoral Officer shall retain the documents and information transmitted to the Chief Elect
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer shall retain the documents and information for at least
(a) 3 months after receiving them from the

returning officer, or
(b) in the case of a judicial recount or an appeal, 3 months after the final determination of the recount or appeal,
after which the retained documents and information shall be destroyed.
151(1) Subject to this Act, the Chief Electoral Officer shall retain the documents and information transmitted to the Chief Elect
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer shall retain the documents and information for at least
(a) 3 months after receiving them from the

returning officer, or
(b) in the case of a judicial recount or an appeal, 3 months after the final determination of the recount or appeal,
132.
152(1) A candidate and the candidate's official agent, or either of them, may for a period of 30 days after the publication in Th
(2) If within the 30-day period described in subsection (1) a candidate in an electoral division, a candidate's official agent or a p
(3) Information contained in documents referred to in subsections (1) and (2) may be used only for electoral purposes.
(3.1) A candidate, a candidate's official agent or a political party to whom a copy of a poll book has been furnished under this s
(3.2) A candidate, a candidate's official agent or a political party to whom a copy of a poll book has been furnished under this s
(3.3) On being notified under subsection (3.2), the Chief Electoral Officer shall direct the candidate, the candidate's official age
(4) Subject
inspect anyto subsection
election (1), no retained
documents person may
by the Chief Electoral Officer pertaining to the
152(1) A registered candidate and the registered candidate's official agent, or either of them, may for a period of 30 days after
(2) If within the 30-day period described in subsection (1) a registered candidate in an electoral division, a registered candidat
(3) Information contained in documents referred to in subsections (1) and (2) may be used only for electoral purposes.
(3.1) A registered candidate, a registered candidate's official agent or a registered political party to whom a copy of a voting re
(3.2) A registered candidate, a registered candidate's official agent or a registered political party to whom a copy of a voting re
(3.3) On being notified under subsection (3.2), the Chief Electoral Officer shall direct the registered candidate, the registered c
Candidate and party amended to be "registered" candidates and "registered" parties. Unregistered entities should have no ac
New (4.1): The Chief Electoral Officer should have notice of the application for such an order, to ensure security and integrity o
election in that electoral division except by order of a judge.
(5) A judge may make an order under subsection (4) if the judge is satisfied on oral or affidavit evidence that inspection of the
(a) a prosecution for an offence under this Act, or
(b) a petition questioning an election or return.

(6) An order under this section may be made subject to any conditions regarding the inspection that the judge considers appro
political party to take any action the Chief Electoral Officer considers appropriate.
(4) Subject to subsection (1), no person may inspect any election documents retained by the Chief Electoral Officer pertaining
ADD:
(4.1) Notice of an application for an order under subsection (4) must be provided to the Chief Electoral Officer.
(5) A judge may make an order under subsection (4) if the judge is satisfied on oral or affidavit evidence that inspection of the
(a) a prosecution for an offence under this Act, or
(b) a petition questioning an election or return.

NEW
ADD
153.01(1) In this section "compliance officer" means an election officer designated by the Chief Electoral Officer to assist in en
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer may designate election officers as compliance officers.
(3) The Chief Electoral Officer shall develop and publish guidelines governing:
(a) the conduct of compliance officers in relation to violation tickets,
(b) the fine schedule for violation tickets,
(c) the procedure of a review of a violation ticket under section 153.02,and
(d) any other matter under this section and section 153.02 that, in the opinion of the Chief Electoral Officer, would benefit from
(4) If a compliance officer has reasonable grounds to believe a person has contravened this Act, the compliance officer may iss
(5) The violation ticket shall be in the form and manner approved by the Chief Electoral Officer and will include information ind
(a) the provision
contravened of thistoAct
or failed that the
comply person is alleged to have
with,
Violation ticketing regime:
The intent of the proposed ticketing regime would be to remedy situations where immediate response by the Chief Electoral O
Ticketing would be appropriate in circumstances where swift action is required to remedy the breach; and where facts are not
Tickets would be issued by "compliance officers" appointed by the Chief Electoral Officer.
The amount of the tickets would be low. The fine schedule would set out graduated fines based on factors such as: the magnit
(b) the date, location and other material particulars of the alleged contravention,
(c) the amount of the fine imposed by the violation ticket, and when and how it shall be paid, and
(d) the availability of review of the violation ticket by the Chief Electoral Officer under section 153.02.
(5.1) The Chief Electoral Officer may publish details of the violation ticket, including
(a) the name of the person to whom the violation ticket was issued,
(b) the provision of this Act the person is alleged to have contravened,
(c) the amount of the fine imposed in the violation ticket,
(d) whether the fine has been paid or not,
(e) if the publication occurs before the expiry of the period set out in subsection 153.02(2), a statement that the violation ticke
(f) if the person has applied for review under section 153.02, a statement that the violation ticket is under review by the Chief
on the website of the Chief Electoral Officer.
(6) The amount of fine imposed by issuance of a violation ticket shall be according to the fine schedule in guidelines establishe
(7) From time to time, the Chief Electoral Officer may amend the amounts under the fine schedule in the guidelines.
(8) The compliance officer shall serve the violation ticket on the person named in the violation ticket in person or by another m
(9) Subject to section 153.02, the amount of the fine imposed is payable immediately to the Chief Electoral Officer, constitutes
(10) The Chief Electoral Officer will pay any monies collected under this section to the General Revenue Fund.
(11)
NEWIssuance of a violation ticket does not affect any other rights or remedies the Chief Electoral Officer may have under this o
153.02 (1) A person served with a violation ticket may apply in writing to the Chief Electoral Officer for a review of the viola
(2) The Chief Electoral Officer shall only review an application for review if it is received at the office of the Chief Electoral Offic
(3) In reviewing a violation ticket, the Chief Electoral Officer may consider any evidence and information that is relevant to the
(4) Upon completion of a review of a violation ticket, the Chief Electoral Officer may
(a) uphold the violation ticket,
(b) cancel the violation ticket, or
(c) make any order that is appropriate in the opinion of the Chief Electoral Officer.
153.1(4) The amount of an administrative penalty that may be imposed under subsection (1) must not exceed the maximum fi
Housekeeping: change the reference to section 161 to section 163.
Without this change, it is arguable that the Chief Electoral Officer cannot impose a monetary administrative penalty against a
136.
NEW
ADD
153.2 (1) In this Part, "contracting party" means a person with whom the Chief Electoral Officer enters a compliance agreemen
(2) If the Chief Electoral Officer believes on reasonable grounds that a person has committed, is about to commit or is likely to
(3) A compliance agreement may contain any terms and conditions that the Chief Electoral Officer considers necessary to ensu
(4) Before entering into a compliance agreement, the Chief Electoral Officer may require the consent of the prospective contra
(5) A compliance
statement by the agreement
contractingmay include
party a contracting party admits responsibility for the
that the
Compliance agreements:
153.2(1) Note: "person" has very broad meaning. This will include political parties, third parties, groups, etc.
Compliance agreements are an additional remedy for the Chief Electoral Officer intended for cases where a person has made
Propose for the compliance agreement provisions to apply both to the Election Act and the EFCDA, under a combined statute.
153.2(7) A compliance agreement will have the effect of freezing other proceedings against that party for that act or omission
153.5 The Chief Electoral Officer will have the option of publishing the terms of the compliance agreement, and the name of t
act or omission that constitutes a contravention of this Act.
(6) The fact that a compliance agreement was entered into, and any statement referred to in subsection (4), is not admissible
(a) they may be considered by the Chief Electoral Officer in the discharge of his duties under this Part, and
(b) they may be considered by a court in prosecution of an offence under section 154.1 of this Act.
(7) When a compliance agreement is entered into, any prosecution of the contracting party for an act or omission that led to t
(8) The Chief Electoral Officer and the contracting party may renegotiate the terms of the compliance agreement at the reque
153.3(1) If the Chief Electoral Officer is of the opinion that the compliance agreement has been complied with, the Chief Electo
(2)The giving of a notice under subsection

(1) terminates any prosecution of the contracting party that is based on the act or omission in question and prevents the Chief
153.4(1) If the Chief Electoral Officer is of the opinion that a contracting party
(a) failed to disclose all material facts when the compliance agreement was entered into; or
(b) has failed to comply with a compliance agreement,
the Chief Electoral Officer must give notice of the failure to the contracting party, informing the contracting party that the Chie
153.5 The Chief Electoral Officer may publish a notice that sets out the contracting
The
137."teeth" in the compliance agreement is that, upon a breach, that is an offence itself. See proposed section 154.1 below.
154(1) A person who contravenes this Act other than
(a) a contravention referred to in sections 155 to 161, or
(b)guilty
is a corrupt
of anpractice
offence referred
and liabletotoinaPart
fine6,of not more than $5,000.
154(1) A person who contravenes this Act other than
(a) a contravention referred to in sections 155 to 163, or
(b)
NEW a corrupt practice referred to in Part 6,
ADD
154.1 A contracting party who enters into a compliance agreement under this Act and
(a) failed to disclose all material facts when the compliance agreement was entered into, or
(b) fails to comply with the compliance agreement

139.
Refusal by election officer to carry out duties 155 A person who, having been appointed an election officer and having taken th
(a) $500, in the case of a returning officer, and

(b) $200, in the case of any other election officer.
Refusal by election officer to carry out duties 155 An individual who, having been appointed a returning officer, election clerk
(a) $5000, in the case of a returning officer or election clerk, and

(b) $2000, in the case of any other election officer.
An election officer's refusal to carry out duties has the potential - depending on the duty refused - to seriously undermine the
Note: "election officer" no longer includes returning officers and election clerks, so must add all of them to this offence provisi
Offences
Some candidates have indicated that $500 was "the cost of doing business" as a politician.
Recommend updating and raising the maximum fine amounts. Keep in mind the maximum is only that, and a conviction for an
A higher maximum fine and a maximum of a year in prison will prompt prosecutors to take the offences seriously (Michael Son
This is in line with other offence/ administrative penalty fines.
Other jurisdictions in elections:

* Nunavut: up to $5,000 or 1 year or both
* BC: up to $10,000-$20,000 or 2 years or both
* Manitoba: up to $10,000 or 1 year or both
* Canada: up to $5,000 or 5 years or both
Occupational Health & Safety Act: Administrative penalties by officers:
* $10,000 + $10,000 each day it continues (section 40.3(3))
* Very similar, has right to appeal
* Cannot be charged with offence at same time
* Has its own Administrative Penalties Regulation
Offences:
*141.
$500,000 or 6 months imprisonment, or both, for first;
Interference
158 A personwith
whoright of accesssection 29(3) or 133(3) is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than $1000.
contravenes
Interference with right of access
158
yearAofperson who contravenes
imprisonment, or both. section 29(3) or 133(3) is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than $10 000 or u
$10,000
142.
Interference with posted documents
159 A person who, without authorization, takes down, covers up, mutilates, defaces or alters any proclamation, notice or othe
(a) if the person is an election officer, to a

fine of not more than $1000, and
(b) in any other case, to a fine of not more than $200.
Interference with posted documents
159 A person who, without authorization, takes down, covers up, mutilates, defaces or alters any proclamation, notice or othe
(a) if the person is an election officer, to a fine of not more than $10 000, and
(b) in any other case, to a fine of not more than $2000,

143.
False
160 Astatements
person who,about candidate
before or during an election and for the purpose of affecting the voting for a candidate at that election, ma
False statements about candidate
160
144.A person who, before or during an election and for the purpose of affecting the voting for a candidate at that election, ma
Improper appointment of election officer 161 A person who
(a) procures an appointment as an election officer by false pretence, deceit or other improper means,
(a.1) knows or ought to know that he or she is ineligible to be appointed or to act as an election officer, or
(b) acts as an election officer without lawful

authority,
is guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine of not more than $1000.
Improper appointment of election officer 161 A person who
(a) procures an appointment as an election officer by false pretence, deceit or other improper means,
(a.1) knows or ought to know that he or she is ineligible to be appointed or to act as an election officer, or
(b) acts as an election officer without lawful

authority,
145.
Entertaining
162(1) A person
party, causes who, because
or permits any an elector has voted or is about to vote, or for the purpose of influencing an elector to vote for
Entertaining
162(1) A person who, because an elector has voted or is about to vote, or for the purpose of influencing an elector to vote for
party, causes or permits any
$10,000
Rationale
(a) food or beverages, or
(b) money, ticket, voucher or order for the

procurement of food or beverages,
to be provided to an elector is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than
$500.
(2) The provision of food or beverages
(a) by or at the expense of a person to a meeting of electors at the person's usual place of residence, if that residence is a priv
(b) to a meeting of electors, if the food or

beverages are paid for by those electors, or
(c) by or on behalf of a candidate
(i) to the candidate's campaign workers or to any person acting as a scrutineer on behalf of the candidate, or
(ii) to persons who attend at the candidate's

campaign headquarters,
is deemed not to be a contravention of subsection (1).

(a) food or beverages, or
(b) money, ticket, voucher or order for the

procurement of food or beverages,
to be provided to an elector is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than
$10 000.
(2) The provision of food or beverages
(a) by or at the expense of a person to a meeting of electors at the person's usual place of residence, if that residence is a priv
(b) to a meeting of electors, if the food or

beverages are paid for by those electors, or
(c) by or on behalf of a candidate
(i) to the candidate's campaign workers or to any person acting as a scrutineer on behalf of the candidate, or
(ii) to persons who attend at the candidate's

campaign headquarters,
146.
163 Any person who
(a) uses any information obtained from the register for a purpose other than that referred to in section 13(1) or 13.2(1) or (2),
(b) uses any information provided to, or obtained by, the Chief Electoral Officer under section 13(2) other than for the purpose
(c) uses any information obtained under section 30 other than for the purpose of the enumeration, or
(d) contravenes section 20,

is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than $100 000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than one year
163 Any person who
(a) uses any information obtained from the register for a purpose other than that referred to in section 13(1) or 13.2(1) or (2),
(b) uses any information provided to, or obtained by, the Chief Electoral Officer under section 13(2) other than for the purpose
(c) uses any information obtained under section 30 other than for the purpose of the enumeration, or
(d) contravenes section 19.1 or section 20,
is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than $100 000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than one year
Section 19.1 = reasonable steps required to safeguard lists of electors by those who receive them.
Section 20 = unauthorized use of lists of electors.

147.
Consent
163.1(1) to
Noprosecute
prosecution shall be instituted under this Act without the consent of the Chief Electoral Officer.
Consent to prosecute
163.1(1) No prosecution shall be instituted under this Act without the consent of the Chief Electoral Officer.
ADD:
Currently for prosecution, the Chief Electoral Officer has a conflict of interest with Alberta Justice 100% of the time.
(1.1)
(2) A Providing theunder
prosecution option of Act
this going through
may an independent
be commenced within prosecutor willcommission
3 years of the allow the Chief Electoral
of the alleged offence but not afterwar
(1.1) The Chief Electoral Officer may refer an allegation for prosecution either to the Minister of Justice or appoint an indepen
(1.2) If the Chief Electoral Officer appoints an independent prosecutor , the prosecutor may:
(a) exercise any powers that the Chief Electoral Officer has under this Act in relation to inquiries and investigations, including a
(c) use of law enforcement agencies as necessary;
(c) provide a report to the Chief Electoral Officer;
(1.3) Upon receipt of a report by a prosecutor under subsection (1.2), the Chief Electoral Officer may
(a) impose a remedy under section 153.1, or
(d) if an offence is determined to have been committed, request that the prosecutor prosecute the matter in court.
(2) A prosecution
commenced under
within thisofAct
3 years themay be
commission of the alleged offence but not afterwards.
Officer to isolate himself from potentially political decisions whether to investigate/prosecute.
The Chief Electoral Officer would create a roster of independent prosecutors (e.g. criminal defence firm with lawyers who wer
American model: the president appoints a special prosecutor to take the matter over entirely.
Other Canadian jurisdictions that have their own prosecutor or commissioner include Canada and Manitoba.
148.
Fraudulent voting
167 A person commits a corrupt practice who
(b) signs a false declaration under section 95, 99(1) or 104 or takes a false oath,
Fraudulent voting
167 An individual commits a corrupt practice who
149.
Improper inducement
172(3) A person commits a corrupt practice who does one or more of the following:
(f) in order to induce a person
(i) to allow the person to be nominated as a

candidate,
(ii) to refuse to allow the person to be

nominated as a candidate, or
(iii )to withdraw the person's nomination as a

candidate,
either
procuregives or procures,
or attempts agrees any
to procure to give or position or employment for any person.
office,
Improper inducement
172(3) A person commits a corrupt practice who does one or more of the following:
...
(f) in order to induce an individual
(i) to allow the individual to be nominated as a candidate,
(ii) to refuse to allow the individual to be nominated as a candidate, or
(iii ) to withdraw the individual's nomination as a candidate,

either gives or procures, agrees to give or procure or attempts to procure any office, position or employment for any individua
Note: (a)-(f) is all about voting
150.
Corrupt practice offence
177(1) A person who commits a corrupt practice is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than $5000 or to impris
both fine and imprisonment.
REWRITE and CONSOLIDATION sections 177-181:
177 (1) If the Court finds that a corrupt practice was committed in relation to an
Streamline and simplify.
Rationale
(2) An offence under this Part shall be tried in the Court of Queen's Bench under the summary conviction procedure.
Corrupt practice by candidate

178 If the Court finds that an elected candidate is guilty of a corrupt practice or that a corrupt practice was committed with th
(2) If the Court finds that a candidate, other than the elected candidate, is guilty of a corrupt practice or that a corrupt practice
(3) The Court may confirm the election of a candidate in relation to which the Court finds that a corrupt practice was committe
(a) the elected candidate did not also commit

a corrupt practice,
(b) the corrupt practice of the other candidate was not committed with the knowledge and consent of the elected candidate,
(c) the corrupt practice of the other candidate did not materially affect the results of the election.
(4) During the 8 years immediately following the date on which the Chief Electoral Officer receives the report of the Court und
(a) being nominated as a candidate under

this Act,
(b) being elected to any public office under

any other Act,
(c) being entered on any list of electors,
(d) being registered as an elector,
(e) voting at an election, and
(f) holding any office at the nomination of the

Crown.
(5) If the Court finds that
election, the Court may declare the election void unless the Court is satisfied that
(a) the corrupt practice was not committed by the elected candidate,
(b) the corrupt practice was committed without the knowledge and consent of the elected candidate, and
(c) the corrupt practice did not materially affect the results of the election.
(2) If the Court finds a corrupt practice was committed, the Court shall send a report of its findings and orders to the Chief Elec
(3) On receiving a report of the Court under subsection (2)
(a) if the subject of the report was a candidate or an official agent, the Chief Electoral Officer shall send a copy of the report to
(b) if the report advises that the election is void, the Chief Electoral Officer shall send a copy of the report to the Clerk of the A
by-election.
(4) If a court finds that there is a corrupt practice, the court must determine whether
(a) the corrupt practice was done without any corrupt intent and in an ignorance that was excusable in the circumstances, and
(b) in the case of a corrupt practice committed
(i) by a candidate, or by any other person with the knowledge and consent of a candidate, the candidate honestly desired and
(ii) by someone other than a candidate, it amounted to a contravention of this Part that was technical only.
and then determine whether relief should be granted from the prohibitions in subsection (5).
(5) SubjectRevised
Proposed to a Court granting relief under subsection (4), the individual who is the subject of the report of the Court is prohib
Provision
Rationale
(a) a corrupt practice was committed by a candidate, or by any other person with the knowledge and consent of a candidate,
(b) the corrupt practice was committed without any corrupt intent and in ignorance that was excusable in the circumstances,
(c) the candidate honestly desired and attempted as far as reasonably possible to have the election conducted according to law
the Court shall make an order declaring that the prohibitions referred to in subsection (4) do not apply to the candidate.
179(1) If the Court finds that a candidate's official agent is guilty of committing a corrupt practice, the Court shall send a repor
(2) The Court shall not make an order declaring that the election of a candidate is void by reason of the corrupt practice of an
(a) the candidate did not commit a corrupt

practice,
(b) the corrupt practice was not committed with the knowledge and consent of the official agent's candidate, and
(c) the corrupt practice of the official agent did not materially affect the results of the election.
180 On receiving the report of the Court pursuant to section 178(2) or 179(1) or 181(1), the Chief Electoral Officer shall send a
181(1) Subject to subsection (2), if a person other than a candidate is found guilty of committing a corrupt practice, the Court
(2) If the Court finds that the corrupt practice committed by a person referred to in subsection (1)
(a) being nominated as a candidate under this Act,
(b) being elected to any public office under any other Act,
(c) being entered on any list of electors,
(d) being registered as an elector,
(e) voting at an election, and
(f) holding any office at the nomination of the Crown,
for a period of 8 years from the date that the report of the Court is received by the Chief Electoral Officer.
(6) An offence under this Part shall be tried in the Court of Queen's Bench under the summary conviction procedure.
(7) A person
Proposed who commits
Revised Provisiona corrupt practice is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than $5000 or to imprisonm
Rationale
(a) was done without any corrupt intent and in an ignorance that was excusable in the circumstances,
(b) was a mere technical contravention of this

Part, or
(c) was an unintentional contravention of this

Part,
151.
Submission
<> of report
Subsumed into rewrite and consolidation of sections 177-181 above.
152.
181(2)
(2) If the Court finds that the corrupt practice committed by a person referred to in subsection (1)
(a) was done without any corrupt intent and in an ignorance that was excusable in the circumstances,
(b) was a mere technical contravention of this Part, or
(c) was an unintentional contravention of this Part,

153.
NEW
184.1(1) A prosecution for an offence under this Act may be instituted against a political party, constituency association or uni
(2) Any act or thing done or omitted by an officer, official or agent of a political party, constituency association or unincorporat
(3) For the purpose of a prosecution for an offence under this Act, a political party,
There is some difficulty in law for a prosecutor to file an Information against an entity that is neither an individual nor a corpor
The addition of this provision should assist to address that deficiency and hold all entities accountable if they are regulated un
Note:
154. (1) and (2) are borrowed from section 52(1) and (2) in the EFCDA.
185(2) The petition
(a) may be filed only by
(i) a candidate defeated in the election, or
(ii) a person who on the polling day of the election was qualified to vote at the election,
(b) except as provided in clause (c), shall be filed with the Court within 30 days after the date of the issue of The Alberta Gazett
185(2) The petition
(a) may be filed only by
(i) a candidate defeated in the election, or
(ii) an individual who on the election day of the election was qualified to vote at the election,
155.
Petition
186(1) The petition
(a) may be in the prescribed form;
(b) shall within the time prescribed by section 185 be filed at the judicial centre located in the electoral division or, if there is n
(c) shall contain the following statements:
(i) the right of the petitioner to petition;
(ii) the holding and result of the election in general terms;
(iii )in a brief form the facts and grounds relied on to sustain the prayer;
(d) shall conclude with a prayer that the election be declared void and set aside.
(2) No person, other than the candidate whose election is challenged, shall be named as a respondent in the petition.
Petition
186(1) The petition
(a) shall be in the prescribed form;
(b) shall within the time prescribed by section 185 be filed at the judicial centre located in the electoral division or, if there is n
(c) shall contain the following statements:
(i) the right of the petitioner to petition;
(ii) the holding and result of the election in general terms;
(iii ) in a brief form the facts and grounds relied on to sustain the prayer;
(d) shall conclude with a prayer that the election be declared void and set aside.
(2) No person, other than the candidate

156.
202 No election is void by reason of
(a) an irregularity on the part of an election officer or in any of the proceedings preliminary to the poll,
(b) a failure to hold a poll at any place appointed for holding a poll,
(c) a non-compliance with the provisions of this Act relating to the taking of the poll or the counting of the votes or with regar
(d) any mistake in the use of the prescribed forms,
202 No election is void by reason of an irregularity, failure, non-compliance or mistake, including
(a) an irregularity on the part of an election officer or in any of the proceedings preliminary to the poll,
(b) a failure to hold a poll at any place appointed for holding a poll,
(c) a non-compliance with the provisions of this Act relating to the taking of the poll or the counting of the votes or with regar
Greater interpretive clarity by locating the principle into the preamble, then provides examples of irregularities, failures, non-c
Canada Elections Act test:

section 524(1)(b) "there were irregularities, fraud or corrupt or illegal practices that affected the result of the election."
Retain "materially" as it keeps a de minimis screen against trivial voidings of elections.
Remove the "out" if the election were conducted in accordance with the Act, as (a) if there was non- compliance the election
if it is shown
result to the satisfaction of the Court that the election was conducted in accordance with this Act and that the irregular
of the election.
(d) any mistake in the use of the prescribed forms,
157.
Regulations
207 The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) prescribing the amounts of honoraria and

fees;
(b) establishing rates for the payment of

expenses;
(c) respecting forms for the purposes of this

Act;
(d) prescribing oaths to be used;

(e) governing any necessary matter for which no provision is made in this Act.
Regulations
207 The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) <>
(b) <>
(c) respecting forms for the purposes of this
Act;
(d) prescribing oaths to be used;

(e) governing any necessary matter for which no provision is made in this Act.
(a) and (b) Remove regulation-making authority for payment of expenses, and honoraria and fees from the Lieutenant Govern
By relocating this detail to rules set by the Chief Electoral Officer, different officers can be aligned with different rates. Further
There is a relatively slow pace of regulations to respond to adapting circumstances, e.g. we have "information officers" in the E
NEW
ADD:
207.1 The Chief Electoral Officer may make directives
(a) prescribing the amounts of remuneration

and fees; and
(b) establishing rates for the payment of

expenses; and
159.
Fees and expenses
208
ADDThe method review
mandatory and procedure of applying for payment in respect of services and
ADD:
208.1 This Act
the second shall election
general undergoafter
a mandatory comprehensive
the previous review. review in the year following
Mandatory review in the year following the second general election.
Intent not to coincide with Boundary Commission.

s at any time.
015, one year earlier than anticipated.
hile meeting all our legislative responsibilities.
ng the October 27, 2014 by-elections held in Calgary- Elbow; Calgary-Foothills; Calgary-West and Edmonton-Whitemud.
hnology and product innovation needed to meet the changing needs of our stakeholders.
rness of process, accessibility for all stakeholders and integrity of the results while ensuring that it is written in plain language that is easy t
eneral Election.
We all have a role in promoting voter turnout at the polls. Together we can ensure that electors are knowledgeable of the electoral process
port of information technology systems and staffing of public call centres.
oral event on short notice in a professional and efficient manner in their electoral division. The effective conduct of the election is a tribute
g increased voting opportunities for all electors.

page 20 of this report, pursuant to section 40 of the Election Act.
ed. The table below highlights how Albertans access information by age group.
n how we can best address their needs and identify a workable solution for their members. We then ensured the preferred solution to ove
ed Special Ballot.
uages to assist those who were unfamiliar with the voting process.
population had resource material placed on site.
oordinating Council.
ction period.
o gain a better understanding of the statutory requirements.

led election information.
t to the mailing address. We cannot identify the electoral division or polling subdivision of an elector's residence without a physical addre
identifying their rural address on our website. We have identified rural addressing issues as a priority project to address prior to the next
new voting options for students, an additional advance poll voting day and curbside voting for disabled electors at a voting location. Cont
re away from home or who had other unique needs.
ailable in the community. When we are successful in obtaining vacant space for a returning office, we generally pay top end prices for a sh
ams to accommodate our needs for four days.
onal school day would address the challenges associated in obtaining polling locations.
r she is unable to fulfil the responsibilities of the role. The administrative assistant manages the operation of the Special Ballot poll, data m
fficers ranged from a low of 104 staff to a high of 334 election workers.
ete with speaking notes. In addition, for the first time Elections Alberta provided online instruction for all election officials on how to comp
ees and associated expenses.
erforming multiple tasks and completing various prescribed forms over the course of a 14-plus hour work day.
turning officer in the electoral division in which they wish to contest the election.
with section 61 of the Election Act. One candidate withdrew prior to the close of nominations and did not appear on the ballot. Another ca
ng received contributions and expended funds on political advertising during the election period.
317 valid special ballots were cast.

d by school principals. An additional 451 workers were trained as back up staff but were not used.
declarations were added, only 9.87% of electors were added to the List.
of the Alberta Gazette.
ections to the counting of certain ballots were registered with the returning officer by both candidates. The tie vote was revised to a six vo
e prescribed in section 20 are provided to List recipients to ensure elector information is used appropriately. Penalties for misuse include fi
r, registration officer, deputy returning officer,
r-ins. Names of duplicated, relocated and deceased electors have been removed to provide a more accurate number of names on the Lists
he changes:
elatively equal between the two major cities, Edmonton and Calgary, and rural areas.
ween 18-24 voters and 65+ voters is seen in larger numbers outside of Edmonton and Calgary, where the 65+ age range made up 23.23% o
des 18 and 19 year olds that are eligible to vote.
nge with the most voters was 25-34, which shows the relative age of the people in Fort McMurray.
age range was also slightly higher than provincially at 6.44%, 0.3% higher than the provincial percentage. The difference between male an
may not sum to 100% due to rounding.
lated based on the total number of eligible electors at the close of polls on polling day.
. A motion was passed by the Committee on September 10, 2014 to transmit the recommendations to the Minister of Justice and Solicitor
preted, modernize the electoral process and introduce best practices in electoral administration using new procedures and equipment.
not include software or any mechanism that
that date on the recommendation of the Standing Committee.

shall on its receipt lay the report before the Assembly if it is then sitting or, if it is not then sitting, within 15 days after the commencement
nder this Act, the Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act or the Senatorial Selection Act.
ormance of a power, duty or function under this Act, the Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act or
or otherwise in any court.
he Senatorial Selection Act.
ectoral division as the Chief Electoral Officer considers appropriate.

Senatorial Selection Act.
se of or in connection with elections avoids gratuitous appointments but allows the Chief Electoral officer to plan properly.
thority to engage the necessary employees to conduct an election fairly.
a subsequent update.
gainst the declarations. The intent of the section is to furnish lists as soon as the Chief Electoral Officer has a reasonable copy of the lists.
l mailout, provincial
fficer's electoral division and on the Chief Electoral Officer's website the dates, times and places for consideration of applications for revisio
2 days' notice of the information.

accordance with section 14 for use as voting areas in any election, by-election, referendum or plebiscite.
ng polling day in the most recent general election.
ng officers.
s to be electors residing in the electoral division.
not exercise discretion. The safeguard is that the choice will still reside with the hiring returning officer.
orm designating the dates, time and place for consideration of applications for revisions to the list of electors.
orm designating the dates, time and place for consideration of applications for revisions to the list of electors.
e to open a voting place on time, or by occasion of fire, water damage or electrical failure.
oral Officer's website.

ief Electoral Officer's website and in any manner the Chief Electoral Officer deems appropriate.
discouraged from filing nomination papers, so the amendment includes flexibility in identification.
d having the candidate's signature witnessed.
ea or another reason prescribed by the Chief
with section 111.
ordance with section 111.
of election is issued, shall

the deputy returning officer or poll clerk located at that polling subdivision.
polling subdivision within the electoral division other than that in which the elector is ordinarily resident,
turning officer. To increase efficiency and reduce confusion, the proposals implement the capacity to issue Special Ballots directly out from
Chief Electoral Officer may refuse to provide a Special Ballot to that elector.
escribed by the Chief Electoral Officer, and the decision of the Chief Electoral Officer or the representative is final.
pecial Ballots, in person, can send them to Edmonton as well. Note: Elections Alberta would need a large central infrastructure (space, sta
ther reason prescribed by the Chief Electoral Officer, and
count. Printing the result does not occur until election night, when all Special Ballots at both returning officer and Edmonton locations ma
ed election officers shall proceed in accordance with section 113 as if the ballot box were from an advance poll.
d be to hold these mobile polls during the advance voting days.
e convenience of the employer, for the purpose of the employee casting a vote.
tical party or the election of a registered candidate.
nes of the Chief Electoral Officer:
tical party or the election of a registered candidate.
the registered candidate, registered constituency association or registered political party, and must indicate
are about money and accountability and knowing who is paying.
oral Officer's instructions is liable for trespass or damage resulting from or occasioned by the removal.
under the Chief Electoral Officer's instructions is liable for trespass or damage resulting from or occasioned by the removal.
m or occasioned by the removal.
period of not more than one week and subsequently may adjourn for further periods of not more than one week at a time.
of not more than one week and
s may be required.
ectoral Officer.
cy for that electoral division, in which case a writ of election for that electoral division shall be issued under section 39 as if the election we
ere is a vacancy for that electoral division, in which case section 32 of the Legislative Assembly Act applies and an order shall be issued by
toral Officer and pertaining to the election in that electoral division.
n, the Chief Electoral Officer shall, on payment of the cost to produce the copy as determined by the Chief Electoral Officer, furnish the co
ined by the Chief Electoral Officer and pertaining to the election in that electoral division.
voting records for the relevant electoral division, the Chief Electoral Officer shall, on payment of the cost to produce the copy as determin
ce with this Act, with that person.
been instituted and suspended by virtue of subsection 153.2(7), that those proceedings may be resumed.
r election officer is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than
l retains this discretion.

ne of not more than $2000.
ne of not more than $10 000 and up to a year of

may declare the election in which the candidate was nominated void.
ives the report of the Court, subject to the same prohibitions to which a candidate is liable under section 178(4).
osecution, a political party, constituency association or unincorporated organization or association is deemed to be a person.
ed organization or association is deemed to be an act or thing done or omitted by the political party, constituency association or unincorpo
ut the prosecutor may not be able to prosecute them for that offence.
Whitemud.
in plain language that is easy to understand and interpret for all interested parties.
geable of the electoral process, well informed about party platforms and candidate choices and motivated to participate at the polls.
duct of the election is a tribute to their commitment in preparing for the event and managing the numerous challenges that each day brou
d the preferred solution to overcome their access issues was available for the 2015 Provincial General Election and was communicated to
ence without a physical address to locate on a map. The location where the elector was directed to vote was based on their physical addre
ct to address prior to the next Provincial General Election.
tors at a voting location. Contact information for Elections Alberta and the returning officers was available to allow electors with specific q
ally pay top end prices for a short term lease, particularly in large urban centres like Calgary and Edmonton.
the Special Ballot poll, data management and reception. The trainer is responsible for setting up, scheduling, and delivering training progr
ction officials on how to complete all election forms used at the polls.
ppear on the ballot. Another candidate withdrew, following the close of nominations, and a notice of withdrawal was provided to each dep
tie vote was revised to a six vote difference between the two candidates with the New Democratic Party candidate declared the winner.
Penalties for misuse include fines up to $100,000, or a term of imprisonment up to one year, or both.
number of names on the Lists of Electors.
+ age range made up 23.23% of voters.
he difference between male and female voters was 6.71%
Minister of Justice and Solicitor General for the preparation of amendments for introduction in the Assembly. No recommendations were c
procedures and equipment.
days after the commencement of the next sitting of the Assembly.
plan properly.
reasonable copy of the lists.
ation of applications for revisions to the information.
pecial Ballots directly out from the central Elections Alberta location (assuming an electronic poll book).This
ntral infrastructure (space, staff) to handle the Special Ballots.
er and Edmonton locations may be counted at once.
by the removal.
week at a time.
section 39 as if the election were a by-election.
nd an order shall be issued by the Lieutenant Governor in Council under section 39 as if the election were a by-election.
lectoral Officer, furnish the copy to the candidate, official agent or political party.
produce the copy as determined by the Chief Electoral Officer, furnish the copy to the registered candidate, registered candidate's official
d to be a person.
ency association or unincorporated organization or association.

participate at the polls.
challenges that each day brought.

on and was communicated to their membership in a timely manner using their existing member communication networks prior to Election
based on their physical address.
o allow electors with specific questions to communicate in writing, in person, by phone or by email.
g, and delivering training programs, and identifying applicants not suited for election official duties. All four positions received standardized
awal was provided to each deputy returning officer within the electoral division, as per section 65(3) of the Election Act. No candidate was
didate declared the winner.
No recommendations were considered prior to the 2015 Provincial General Election.
registered candidate's official agent or registered political party.
tion networks prior to Election Day.
positions received standardized training by Elections Alberta.
lection Act. No candidate was elected by acclamation.

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April 11, 2016

Mr. David Shepherd, MLA

Dear Mr. Shepherd:

Glen Resler, CPA, CMA Chief Electoral Officer

Remarks of the Chief Electoral Officer

2 | Remarks of the Chief Electoral Officer

Glen Resler, CPA, CMA Chief Electoral Officer

Weekly Reach by Age Group Market: Alberta

Stakeholder groups could sign up to receive:

* Ethno-cultural communities and new Canadians:

* Law Enforcement Agencies:

CIVIX - Student Vote

Political Party and Campaign Outreach

Election Period Outreach

? Elections Alberta Website:

? Social Media Websites:

Legislative and Procedural Changes

16 | Legislative and Procedural Changes

* Poll clerks were provided election training;

Election Recruitment and Training

Candidate Registration and Nomination

Candidate Registration and Nomination | 23

Party and Candidate Financial Disclosure

Special Ballot Polls

No appeal to the Court of Appeal was made.

Lists were updated following the election by:

* 245,298 persons - moving electors from old to new addresses;

2015 Election Cost Summary

$1.7 million increase in staff costs;

2015 General Election Cost Summary by Electoral Division

Candidate Summary of Results

Registered Political Party orCandidatesVotesPercentage

For candidate summaries of previous elections, please visit www.elections.ab.ca.

Electoral Summary 1905 - 2015

38 | Electoral Summary 1905 - 2015

PC- Progressive Conservative

Percent of Votes by Voting Opportunity

Statistics Canada (July 1, 2015)Registered Electors

Edmonton Census (2014)Registered Electors

Calgary Municipal Census

Summary of Results by Electoral Division

Valid Votes Received

Percentage of Votes Polled

Percentage of Voter Turnout

Electoral DivisionCandidatesPolitical Affiliation

Valid Votes Received

Percentage of Votes Polled

Percentage of Voter Turnout

Electoral DivisionCandidatesPolitical Affiliation

Valid Votes Received

Percentage of Votes Polled

Percentage of Voter Turnout

Electoral DivisionCandidatesPolitical Affiliation

Valid Votes Received

Percentage of Voter Turnout

Electoral DivisionCandidatesPolitical Affiliation

Valid Votes Received

Percentage of Votes Polled

Percentage of Voter Turnout

Electoral DivisionCandidatesPolitical Affiliation

Valid Votes Received

Percentage of Votes Polled

Percentage of Voter Turnout

Electoral DivisionCandidatesPolitical Affiliation