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2023 Alberta general election: Livingstone-Macleod
Chelsae Petrovic
MLA for Livingstone-Macleod
Assumed office
May 29, 2023
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
United Conservative Chelsae Petrovic 16,49166.94-3.70
New Democratic Kevin Van Tighem6,49226.35+5.83
Alberta Party Kevin Todd9753.96-1.15
Alberta Independence Corrie Reed Toone3531.43-0.29
Liberal Dylin Hauser1940.79-0.25
Independent Erik Abildgaard1300.53
Total24,63599.51
Rejected and declined1220.49
Turnout24,75764.47
Eligible voters38,398
United Conservative hold Swing -4.77
Source(s)

2023 UCP Livingstone-Macleod nomination contest

March 9–11, 2023 [7]

Candidate
Votes %
Chelsae Petrovic75956.4
Tanya Clemens46934.8
Don Whalen1188.8
Total1,346100.00

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