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#Elections-Alberta

Alberta Legislature Building, Edmonton — Photo: WinterforceMedia, public domain

Policy Watch|Canada

Alberta referendum: remain holds at 74.9%, and all four constitutional questions now trail as counting nears completion

Elections Alberta’s unofficial results feed at 10:46 p.m. MT on 24 October, with 5,535 of 5,536 voting locations showing results, has 1,551,928 votes (74.9%) to remain a province and 519,029 (25.1%) to start the process toward a separation referendum. The five immigration and voting questions pass. Questions 6 to 9 (judge selection, abolishing the Senate, a federal-program opt-out and provincial-law paramountcy) trail. Elections Alberta says hand-separating ballots from voting places that used one set of boxes for several voting areas has delayed the count, but all ballots are included. Official results are due 29 October.

Daily Teabag Desk·October 20, 2026Centre

Flags at the Continental Divide on the Alberta–B.C. boundary — Photo: Chris Woodrich, CC BY-SA 4.0

Policy Watch|Canada

Alberta’s ballot of grievances: remain, start a separation process, or reclaim power from Ottawa?

With mail ballots flooding Elections Alberta, voters face a remain-or-start-separation choice plus immigration and constitutional questions that read like a western taxpayers’ indictment of Confederation.

Priya Nair·September 21, 2026Far right

Calgary Courts Centre exterior — Photo: Ultimateshot, CC BY-SA 3.0

Accountability|Canada

Judge won’t let Elections Alberta run out the clock on Forever Canadian disclosure fight

A Calgary chambers hearing pushed Rebel News’s mandamus application toward an expedited schedule before the 19 October referendum — a process fight over third-party money reports, not a ruling on the ballot questions. Update (3 Oct): Elections Alberta’s 29 September compliance agreement with Forever Canadian is a reporting split, not a fine.

Priya Nair·September 21, 2026Lean right