Andrew Boitchenko

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2023 Alberta general election: Drayton Valley-Devon
Andrew Boitchenko
MLA
Parliamentary Secretary for Indigenous Relations
Assumed office
June 13, 2023
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
United Conservative Andrew Boitchenko 16,53273.70+2.58
New Democratic Harry Singh5,00922.33+5.69
Wildrose Loyalty Coalition Jon Hokanson5802.59
Advantage Party Dale Withers1890.84-0.33
Solidarity Movement Gail Tookey1210.54
Total22,43199.42
Rejected and declined1310.58
Turnout22,56261.90
Eligible voters36,448
United Conservative hold Swing -1.56
Source(s)

2023 UCP Drayton Valley-Devon Nomination

2023 UCP Drayton Valley-Devon Nomination
AffiliationNameRound 1Round 2
United Conservative Andrew Boitchenko329356
United Conservative Carol Vowk313346
United Conservative Kim Krushell93Eliminated

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