1993 Alberta general election

1993 Alberta general election

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83 seats in the Legislative Assembly of Alberta 42 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	60.21%
Majority party Minority party Third party   Leader Ralph Klein Laurence Decore Ray Martin Party Progressive Conservative Liberal New Democratic Leader since December 14, 1992 October 9, 1988 November 10, 1984 Leader's seat Calgary-Elbow Edmonton-Glengarry Edmonton-Norwood (lost re-election) Last election 59 seats, 44.3% 8 seats, 28.7% 16 seats, 26.3% Seats before 59 8 16 Seats won 51 32 0 Seat change 8 24 16 Popular vote 439,981 392,899 108,883 Percentage 44.5% 39.7% 11.0% Swing 0.2% 11.0% 15.3%
Premier before election Ralph Klein Progressive Conservative Premier after election Ralph Klein Progressive Conservative

The 1993 Alberta general election was held on June 15, 1993, to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta. The Conservative government was re-elected, taking 51 seats out of 83 (61 percent of the seats) but only having support of 45 percent of voters.

It is notable because it was seen by some as a contest between the former mayors of Calgary and Edmonton, Ralph Klein and Laurence Decore, respectively.

Until the government's defeat in 2015, this election was the closest the Progressive Conservatives came to losing since coming to power in 1971.

Background

In 1992, the Liberal Party was led by Laurence Decore, a former mayor of Edmonton. Despite being the smallest of the three parties in the legislature, the Liberals made major gains by shifting to the political right and criticizing the Conservatives' fiscal responsibility, the province's rapidly rising debt, and the government's involvement in the private sector which resulted in some companies defaulting on government loans.

In September 1992, Don Getty resigned as provincial premier and leader of the Progressive Conservative Party, after polls showed that he would not win re-election. The party membership elected Environment Minister and former Calgary mayor Ralph Klein to succeed Getty. Klein campaigned for the leadership in part by making arguments similar to Decore's. He favoured a near-immediate balancing of the provincial budget and rapid debt repayment thereafter, and declared his government "out of the business of business". By the time Klein dropped the writs, his party had regained the lead on polls.

The election was fought on a new series of electoral boundaries based on the census of 1991, drawn by a committee composed only of Progressive Conservative MLAs led by Bob Bogle, with no input from opposition parties. The new electoral map drew criticism from the Alberta Court of Appeal in 1994 because the committee gave no justification for creating four districts well below average population, one of which was Bogle's own riding of Taber-Warner. ^[1]

Campaign

During the general election campaign, Klein promoted the significant changes that he had made during his time of Premier, distancing the Conservatives from Getty's past administration. Decore, facing a Premier with whom he agreed on many issues, argued that the Progressive Conservative party had no moral authority left on the issues on which Klein was campaigning. ^[2]

There were several televised debates, however viewership was low since it coincided with the 1993 Stanley Cup Finals.

Election

Klein's efforts were seen as successful in reinvigorating the Conservatives from certain defeat just under a year earlier. Ending up, they retained a solid majority in the legislature for its seventh consecutive term in government. The Conservatives actually managed to increase their share of the popular vote marginally, although they lost eight seats in the legislature since the vote was not as evenly split as it had been four years earlier. Notably, the PC's were shut out of Edmonton for the first time since 1963, but managed to make gains in Klein's hometown of Calgary where they won all but three seats.

The Liberals capitalized on the stagnant PC vote and the collapse of the New Democratic Party vote from 26% to 11%. As opposition to the PC government coalesced around Decore and the Liberals, they won almost 40% of the popular vote and 32 seats in the legislature, including every seat in Edmonton. They formed what was the largest opposition caucus in Alberta history, eventually succeeded by Rachel Notley’s New Democratic Party opposition after the 2023 election. To the surprise of many, Decore stepped down as Liberal leader not long after the election, supposedly being pressured to resign by party insiders who felt that he had missed the party's best chance in over 70 years to form government.

Ray Martin's New Democrats, previously the official opposition, were shut out of the legislature altogether for the first time since 1967. All of their seats in Edmonton — including Martin's — were lost to the Liberals, due to the popularity of Decore there. Martin suggested that tactical voting was to blame as well, as the anti-PC vote consolidated around the Liberals.

Results

Overall voter turnout was 60.21%. ^[3]

Overall results

Party		Votes			Seats
	Progressive Conservative	439,981	44.5%	0.2%	51 / 83 (61%)	8
	Liberal	392,899	39.7%	11.1%	32 / 83 (39%)	24

Detailed results

Party		Party leader	candidates	Seats			Popular vote
				1989	Elected	% Change	#	%	% Change
	Progressive Conservative	Ralph Klein	83	59	51	-13.6%	439,981	44.49%	+0.20%
	Liberal	Laurence Decore	83	8	32	+300%	392,899	39.73%	+11.05%
	New Democrats	Ray Martin	83	16	-	-100%	108,883	11.01%	-15.28%
	Social Credit	Randy Thorsteinson	39	-	-	-	23,885	2.41%	+1.94%
	Independent		21	-	-	-	9,214	0.93%	+0.67%
	Natural Law	Maury Shapka	45	*	-	*	5,017	0.51%	*
	Confederation of Regions	Ray Young	12	*	-	*	3,556	0.36%	*
	Alliance	Mark Waters	4	*	-	*	3,548	0.36%	*
	Green	Betty Paschen	11	*	-	*	1,995	0.20%	*
	Communist	Naomi Rankin	1	-	-	-	47	x	-0.01%
Total			382	83	83	-	989,025	100%
Source: Elections Alberta

Notes:

* Party did not nominate candidates in the previous election.

x – less than 0.005% of the popular vote

Popular vote PC   44.49% Liberal   39.73% New Democratic   11.01% Social Credit   2.41% Others   2.36%

Seats summary PC   61.45% Liberal   38.55%

Results by riding

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	PC		Liberal		NDP		Social Credit		Other
Athabasca-Wabasca		Mike Cardinal 4,144 59.72%		Simon Waquan 1,921 27.68%		Emil Zachkewich 843 12.15%						New riding
Banff-Cochrane		Brian Evans 6,552 52.43%		Paula Andrews 4,183 33.47%		Cindy McCallum 1,048 8.39%				Brian L. Horejsi (Ind.) 607 4.86% Ginger (V.M.) Sheets-Revitt (Nat. Law) 77 0.62%		Brian Evans
Barrhead-Westlock		Kenneth R. Kowalski 6,312 54.92%		Dale Greig 3,309 28.79%		Harold E. Wharton 1,076 9.36%		Dale W. Harris 561 4.88%		Adam Hauch (C.o.R.) 143 1.25% Leonard Stahl (Ind.) 67 0.58%
Bonnyville		Ernie Isley 4,222 45.44%		Leo Vasseur 4,364 46.97%		Agathe Gaulin 666 7.17%						Ernie Isley
Bow Valley		Lyle Oberg 5,403 61.13%		Peter Hansen 2,424 27.43%		Richard Knutson 558 6.31%		Reuban Huber 436 4.93%				Tom N. Musgrove
Calgary-Bow		Bonnie Laing 7,011 46.10%		Rob Van Walleghem 5,369 35.30%		Anne McGrath 1,908 12.55%		Patrick John Hudson 376 2.47%		David Crowe (Green) 287 1.89% Roberta McDonald (C.o.R.) 120 0.79% Alan Livingston (Nat. Law) 78 0.51%		Bonnie Laing
Calgary-Buffalo		Steven Yu 4,313 40.41%		Gary Dickson 4,826 45.22%		Israel Lachovsky 1,062 9.95%				Rebecca Matiowsky (Green) 212 2.00% Ralph Holt (Nat. Law) 185 1.73%		Gary Dickson
Calgary-Cross		Yvonne Fritz 6,449 59.56%		Keith Hart 3,576 33.03%		Vinay Dey 686 6.34%				Neeraj Varma (Nat. Law) 86 0.79%
Calgary-Currie		Jocelyn Burgener 6,699 47.72%		Mairi Matheson 4,670 33.26%		Ilona Boyce 1,426 10.16%				Mark Waters (All.) 1,200 8.57%		Dennis L. Anderson
Calgary-East		Moe Amery 5,503 54.30%		Dale Muti 1,689 16.67%		Barry Pashak 2,306 22.75%		Lera G. Shirley 366 3.61%		Alain Horchower (Ind.) 237 2.34%
Calgary-Egmont		Denis Herard 9,846 57.94%		Dick Nichols 5,332 31.38%		Ken Sahil 1,063 6.26%				Les Kaluzny (All.) 543 3.21% Linda Fritz (Nat. Law) 156 0.92%		David John Carter
Calgary-Elbow		Ralph Klein 10,061 57.94%		Madeleine King 6,142 35.37%		Eileen Clancy Teslenko 617 3.55%		Steve Tobler 312 1.80%		Miel S.R. Gabriel (Ind.) 101 0.58% Bruce Hansen (Nat. Law) 85 0.49%		Ralph Klein
Calgary-Fish Creek		Heather Forsyth 7,855 54.58%		Marie Cameron 5,346 37.15%		Kerin Spaargaren 558 3.88%				Roy Carey (Ind.) 544 3.78% Darlene Holt (Nat. Law) 70 0.49%		William Edward Payne
Calgary-Foothills		Patricia Black 8,129 52.71%		Frances Wright 6,146 39.85%		Don McMillan 965 6.26%				Anna Novikov (Nat. Law) 155 1.01%		Patricia Black
Calgary-Glenmore		Dianne Mirosh 7,972 48.54%		Brendan Dunphy 7,064 43.01%		Noreen Murphy 603 3.67%		Stuart van der Lee 545 3.32%		Sol Candel (Green) 147 0.90% John Vrskovy (Nat. Law) 61 0.37%		Dianne Mirosh
Calgary-Lougheed		Jim Dinning 7,280 52.70%		Jack Driscoll 5,803 42.01%		Catherine Rose 502 3.63%				Peter Hope (C.o.R.) 122 0.88% Ida Bugmann (Nat. Law) 88 0.64%
Calgary-McCall		Harry Sohal 4,118 44.69%		A. Giga 2,921 31.70%		Sylvia Lilley 900 9.77%				Brian R. Newman (Ind.) 1,066 11.57% Allen Maclennan (C.o.R.) 129 1.41% Maureen Doram (Nat. Law) 55 0.60%		Stanley Kenneth Nelson
Calgary-Montrose		Hung Pham 4,866 48.01%		Keong Yap 2,592 25.57%		Jean Munn 1,970 19.44%				Blaine Desjardine (Ind.) 613 6.05% Chris Deluce (Nat. Law) 68 0.67%		Rick Orman
Calgary-Mountain View		Mark Hlady 5,768 46.07%		Jonathan Horlick 2,791 22.29%		Robert Andrew Hawkesworth 3,255 26.00%		George Clark 481 3.84%		Bruce Jackman (C.o.R.) 116 0.93% Alberta Scraba (Nat. Law) 71 0.57%		Robert Andrew Hawkesworth
Calgary-North Hill		Richard Charles Magnus 6,756 49.87%		Tom Dixon 4,262 31.46%		Wendy Charlton 1,935 14.28%				Michael O'Malley (Ind.) 394 2.91%Joyce Gregson (Nat. Law) 160 1.18%		Frederick Alan Stewart
Calgary-North West		Harley Torgerson 6,443 45.37%		Frank Bruseker 6,763 47.62%		Paul George Rasporich 495 3.49%		David Grant 373 2.63%		Paul Colver (Nat. Law) 110 0.77%		Frank Bruseker
Calgary-Nose Creek		Gary Mar 6,974 53.53%		Yolande Gagnon 5,057 38.81%		Albert Sole 789 6.06%				Ray Harris (Nat. Law) 176 1.35%
Calgary-Shaw		Jonathan Niles Havelock 9,328 62.24%		Bill Walker 4,963 33.11%		Jason Ness 526 3.51%				Ken Nielsen (Nat. Law) 136 0.91%		Jim Dinning
Calgary-Varsity		Murray D. Smith 8,520 47.75%		Carrol Jaques 6,860 38.45%		Sharon Kimmel 1,785 10.00%				Mike Sawyer (Green) 531 2.98% Santo Esposito (Nat. Law) 99 0.55%
Calgary-West		Ron Leigh 6,532 44.29%		Danny Dalla-Longa 6,927 46.97%		Nabil (Ben) Hantes 584 3.96%		Sharon Whitehead 548 3.72%		Phil Morin (Nat. Law) 135 0.92%		Elaine McCoy
Cardston-Chief Mountain		Jack Ady 3,345 69.05%		Bruce A. Jackson 1,326 27.37%		Larry Zima 163 3.36%
Chinook		Shirley McClellan 4,748 64.85%		Dianne Anderson 1,015 13.86%		Steven Milner 223 3.05%		Gus Mattheis 1,025 14.00%		Kristopher Dietrich (Ind.) 293 4.00%		Shirley McClellan
Clover Bar-Fort Saskatchewan		Rob Splane 4,816 35.97%		Muriel Abdurahman 5,612 41.91%		W.H. (Skip) Gordon 2,072 15.47%				Kurt Gesell (Ind.) 872 6.51%
Cypress-Medicine Hat		Lorne Taylor 4,034 49.11%		Lloyd B. Robinson 2,799 34.07%		James Ridley 494 6.01%		Al Strom 855 10.41%
Drayton Valley-Calmar		Tom Thurber 5,261 50.98%		Brad Janishewski 3,001 29.08%		Dolly Brown 768 7.44%		Ed White 1,133 10.98%		Keith Burger (Nat. Law) 138 1.34%
Drumheller		Stan Schumacher 7,421 62.76%		Roger Nelson 2,457 20.78%		Steve Osborne 1,463 12.37%				David McAndrews (C.o.R.) 454 3.85%		Stan Schumacher
Dunvegan		Glen Clegg 4,650 45.89%		Hartmann Nagel 4,347 42.90%		Sheila Maxwell-Marks 1,100 10.86%						Glen Clegg
Edmonton-Avonmore		Ken Alyuila 3,433 26.82%		Gene Zwozdesky 6,728 52.56%		Marie Laing 2,190 17.11%		Leslie M. Jackson 285 2.23%		Dennis Clark (Green) 97 0.76% Lucia Hoff (Nat. Law) 40 0.31%		Marie Laing
Edmonton-Beverly-Belmont		Brian Hlus 3,060 28.68%		Julius E. Yankowsky 5,037 47.22%		Ed W. Ewasiuk 2,473 23.18%				Ria Kinzel (Nat. Law) 91 0.85%
Edmonton-Centre		John Wheelwright 3,418 28.66%		Michael Henry 5,656 47.43%		Kay Hurtig 2,343 19.65%		Wes Warren 202 1.69%		Richard Johnsen (Nat. Law) 95 0.80%		William Roberts
Edmonton-Ellerslie		Bas Roopnarine 2,116 20.71%		Debby Carlson 5,466 53.49%		Gerry Gibeault 2,144 20.98%		Ken Way 398 3.90%		Rhonda Day (Nat. Law) 79 0.77%
Edmonton-Glengarry		Don Clarke 2,669 23.28%		Laurence Decore 7,548 65.84%		Greg Reimer 1,088 9.49%				Linda Sikora (Nat. Law) 118 1.03%		Laurence Decore
Edmonton-Glenora		Gwen Harris 5,150 33.31%		Howard Sapers 7,745 50.10%		Arlene Young 1,874 12.12%		Trevor Blinston 301 1.95%		Pat Nelson (C.o.R.) 231 1.50% Paula Johnsen (Nat. Law) 122 0.79%		Nancy Betkowski
Edmonton-Gold Bar		John Szumlas 4,721 26.30%		Bettie Hewes 10,605 59.07%		Lorraine Crawford 1,820 10.14%		David H. Friesen 516 2.87%		David J. Parker (Green) 165 0.92% Roni Shapka (Nat. Law) 90 0.50%		Bettie Hewes
Edmonton-Highlands-Beverly		Ron Liepert 2,787 24.42%		Alice Hanson 5,189 45.46%		John McInnis 2,885 25.28%		Tim Friesen 428 3.75%		Cliff Kinzel (Nat. Law) 94 0.82%
Edmonton-Manning		Tony Kallal 2,521 21.45%		Peter Sekulic 6,007 51.11%		Thomas Sigurdson 2,904 24.71%		George Grant 296 2.52%
Edmonton-Mayfield		Lynn Faulder 3,635 26.90%		Lance D. White 6,495 48.06%		Alex McEachern 3,173 23.48%				Annie Anderson (Nat. Law) 181 1.34%
Edmonton-McClung		Henry Mah 4,177 29.69%		Grant Mitchell 8,931 63.48%		Denis Gautier-Villon 799 5.68%				Pat Simpson (Nat. Law) 125 0.89%
Edmonton-Meadowlark		Laurie Pushor 3,978 31.10%		Karen Leibovici 7,215 56.40%		William A. (Bill) Mullen 1,111 8.68%		Norm Case 354 2.77%		Margo Cochlan (Nat. Law) 110 0.86%		Grant Mitchell
Edmonton-Mill Woods		W. Bill Pidruchney 2,556 26.85%		Don Massey 5,330 55.98%		Laat Bhinder 1,007 10.58%		Robert J. Alford 414 4.35%		Ken Kozak (Ind.) 102 1.07% Raymond Boyko (Green) 46 0.48% Mary D. Romach (Nat. Law) 44 0.46%		Gerry Gibeault
Edmonton-Norwood		Fay Orr 2,517 21.68%		Andrew Beniuk 4,944 42.58%		Ray Martin 3,749 32.29%		Alan Cruikshank 264 2.27%		Maury Shapka (Nat. Law) 88 0.76%		Ray Martin
Edmonton-Roper		John Belzerowski 2,828 25.30%		Sine Chadi 5,872 52.53%		Christie Mjolsness 2,362 21.13%				Allan Gwynn (Nat. Law) 95 0.85%
Edmonton-Rutherford		Brenda Platzer 4,283 29.77%		Percy Wickman 8,583 59.65%		Olive Dickason 969 6.73%		David Wozney 398 2.77%		Wade McKinley (Nat. Law) 66 0.46% Myles Evely (Green) 64 0.44%
Edmonton-Strathcona		Don Grimble 4,071 24.43%		Al Zariwny 6,542 39.26%		Barrie Chivers 5,121 30.73%		Patrick D. Ellis 460 2.76%		Elizabeth Paschen (Green) 253 1.52% E. Benjamin Toane (Nat. Law) 108 0.65% Naomi J. Rankin (Comm.) 47 0.28%		Gordon S.B. Wright/Barrie Chivers (1991-)
Edmonton-Whitemud		David Hancock 5,351 36.18%		Mike Percy 8,628 58.34%		Daniel Aitken 648 4.38%				Robert Wilde (Green) 73 0.49% Richard Shelford (Nat. Law) 63 0.43%		Percy Wickman
Fort McMurray		Connie Macrae 2,738 27.22%		Adam Germain 4,261 42.36%		Ann Dort-Maclean 1,483 14.74%				Wendell Maceachern (Ind.) 1,563 15.54%		Norman A. Weiss
Grande Prairie-Smoky		Walter Paszkowski 4,942 54.97%		John A. Croken 2,506 27.88%		Christine Potts 1,199 13.34%				Herb Wohlgemuth (C.o.R.) 329 3.67%
Grande Prairie-Wapiti		Wayne Jacques 4,457 47.89%		Dwight Logan 3,942 42.36%		Trish Wright 880 9.46%
Highwood		Don Tannas 8,063 64.77%		Rusti-Ann Blanke 3,159 25.38%		Marg Elliot 504 4.05%		John Bergen 701 5.63%				Don Tannas
Innisfail-Sylvan Lake		Gary Severtson 5,660 53.48%		Daryl J. Beck 2,294 21.67%		Reg Stotz 544 5.14%		Norm Bjornson 520 4.91%		George Flake (Alliance) 1,381 13.08% Len Scott (Ind.) 163 1.54%
Lac La Biche-St. Paul		John Trefanenko 3,897 39.11%		Paul Langevin 5,041 50.59%		Eugene P. Houle 999 10.03%
Lacombe-Stettler		Judy Gordon 6,596 57.71%		Ed Whiteside 3,001 26.26%		Rolf Pritchard 730 6.39%		R. Ryan Handley 687 6.01%		Douglas R. Chitwood (Ind.) 397 3.47%
Leduc		Donald H. Sparrow 5,884 42.87%		Terry Kirkland 6,823 49.71%		Jeff Lambert 812 5.92%				Larry Bogart (Nat. Law) 192 1.40%
Lesser Slave Lake		Pearl M. Calahasen 4,260 55.30%		Denise C. Wahlstrom 3,093 40.15%		Larry Sakaluk 326 4.23%						Pearl M. Calahasen
Lethbridge-East		Patricia A. (Pat) Bunn 5,092 39.86%		Ken Nicol 6,114 47.86%		Larry Conley 1,495 11.70%						Archibald Dick Johnston
Lethbridge-West		Clint Dunford 4,643 41.73%		Michael Dietrich 4,534 40.76%		Jacqueline Preyde 973 8.75%				Jason Kempt (Ind.) 926 8.32%		John Gogo
Little Bow		Barry McFarland 6,709 67.07%		Donna L. Graham 2,886 28.85%		Rod Lachmuth 382 3.82%						Raymond Albert Speaker
Medicine Hat		Rob Renner 4,941 38.90%		Garth Vallely 4,790 37.71%		Bob Wanner 2,366 18.63%		Marcel Guay 568 4.47%				James Horsman
Olds-Didsbury		Roy Brassard 8,383 61.48%		Donna Gole 3,378 24.77%		Ruth Scott 355 2.60%		Derry H. Macfarlane 815 5.98%		Dennis Combs (C.o.R.) 683 5.02%		Roy Brassard
Peace River		Gary Friedel 3,156 43.23%		Elmer Cardinal 2,402 32.90%		Brian Dewar 1,192 16.33%				Ed Kary (C.o.R.) 526 7.23%		Al (Boomer) Adair
Pincher Creek-Macleod		David Coutts 4,843 45.33%		Ernie Patterson 4,231 39.60%		Mike Dawson 930 8.70%				Susan Aris (Ind.) 640 5.99%
Ponoka-Rimbey		Halvar C. Jonson 5,977 63.48%		Bernice Luce 1,841 19.55%		Doug Hart 747 7.93%				Harold Kenney (C.o.R.) 585 6.23% Robert (Bob) Hodgins (Ind.) 240 2.55%		Halvar C. Jonson
Red Deer-North		Stockwell Day 5,402 55.44%		Tony Connelly 2,888 29.64%		Linda Kaiser-Putzenberger 762 7.82%		Michael Roth 559 5.74%		Katherine Fisher (Nat. Law) 104 1.07%		Stockwell Day
Red Deer-South		Victor Doerksen 5,663 46.42%		Don Sinclair 4,879 40.00%		Malcolm Reville 639 5.24%		Randy Thorsteinson 882 7.23%		Ken Arnold (Nat. Law) 116 0.95%		John Oldring
Redwater		Steve Zarusky 4,582 36.55%		Nicholas Taylor 6,429 51.29%		Robert J. Tomkins 1,306 10.42%				Geoff Toane (Nat. Law) 196 1.56%
Rocky Mountain House		Ty Lund 5,192 55.69%		Roxanne V. Prior 1,181 12.67%		Drew Ludington 604 6.48%		Lavern J. Ahlstrom 2,330 24.99%				Ty Lund
Sherwood Park		Doug Fulford 6,704 40.31%		Bruce Collingwood 7,798 46.89%		Jim Gurnett 1,955 11.76%				Lorne Hoff (Nat. Law) 147 0.88%		Peter Elzinga
Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert		Norm Kluthe 4,428 39.53%		Colleen Soetaert 5,811 51.87%		Steve Jacobs 813 7.26%				Randy T. Fritz (Nat. Law) 132 1.18%
St. Albert		Dick Fowler 5,746 40.27%		Len Bracko 7,267 50.94%		John Booth 1,031 7.23%				Gordon C. Rever (Nat. Law) 199 1.39%		Dick Fowler
Stony Plain		Stan Woloshyn 4,855 41.27%		Albert Schatzke 4,607 39.16%		Laurence Johnson 1,481 12.59%		Gary Morton 674 5.73%		Lois Burger (Nat. Law) 133 1.13%		Stan Woloshyn
Taber-Warner		Ron Hierath 5,544 59.72%		Doug Blatter 2,723 29.33%		Charlie Bryant 433 4.66%		Ken Rose 564 6.07%				Robert Bogle
Three Hills-Airdrie		Carol Louise Haley 5,666 51.09%		Don MacDonald 3,783 34.11%		Gordon Twigg 553 4.99%		Peter Smits 517 4.66%		George Shenton (Alliance) 424 3.83 Lawrence Lein (C.o.R.) 118 1.07%
Vegreville-Viking		Ed Stelmach 5,540 40.98%		Jerry Wilde 3,797 28.09%		Derek Fox 4,150 30.70%
Vermilion-Lloydminster		Steve West 5,524 52.13%		Greg Michaud 4,295 40.53%		Grant Bergman 744 7.02%
Wainwright		Robert A. (Butch) Fischer 5,294 54.71%		Evangeline Forcier 1,933 19.98%		Tom A. Samuel 674 6.96%		Dale Trefz 1,760 18.19%				Robert A. (Butch) Fischer
West Yellowhead		Fiona Fowler Cleary 3,101 32.20%		Duco Van Binsbergen 3,562 36.99%		Jerry J. Doyle 2,243 23.29%		Garry M. Klewchuk 582 6.04%		Mario Houle (Green) 120 1.25%		Jerry J. Doyle
Wetaskiwin-Camrose		Ken Rostad 6,297 45.93%		Bob Prestage 4,962 36.19%		Bruce Hinkley 1,597 11.65%		Henry Neumann 829 6.05%
Whitecourt-Ste. Anne		Peter Trynchy 5,600 48.11%		Jurgen Preugschas 4,310 37.03%		Connie Oskoboiny 912 7.84%		Earle Cunningham 570 4.90%		Walter Bliznicenko (Ind.) 218 1.87%

See also

• List of Alberta political parties

References

1. Stinson, Douglas (July 1, 1999). "Knowing Where to Draw the Line - Alberta Views - The Magazine for Engaged Citizens". albertaviews.ca. Archived from the original on July 4, 2018. Retrieved May 31, 2018.
2. "Alberta Campaigns Since 1935". CBC News. Archived from the original on April 3, 2015. Retrieved March 8, 2015.
3. Election Alberta (July 28, 2008). 2008 General Report (PDF). p. 158. Archived (PDF) from the original on February 24, 2012. Retrieved April 29, 2011.

Further reading

• Bogle, Bob (1992). Report of the Select Special Committee on Electoral Boundaries : established by Motion 24, July 2, 1992, Legislative Assembly of Alberta (Report). Edmonton: Legislative Assembly of Alberta.
• Alberta. Chief Electoral Officer (1993). Report of the Chief Electoral Officer on the general election of the twenty-third Legislative Assembly, Tuesday, June 15th, 1993 (Report). Edmonton: Chief Electoral Officer.