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2023 Alberta general election: Grande Prairie
Nolan Dyck
MLA
MLA for Grande Prairie
Assumed office
May 29, 2023
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
United Conservative Nolan Dyck 10,00163.94+0.92
New Democratic Kevin McLean4,89031.26+9.65
Alberta Independence David Braun3482.22+1.60
Alberta Party Preston Mildenberger2421.55-10.92
Green Shane Diederich1601.02
Total15,64199.55
Rejected and declined710.45
Turnout15,71248.70
Eligible voters32,263
United Conservative hold Swing -4.36
Source(s)

2023 UCP Grande Prairie nomination contest

April 3, 2023 [3]

CandidateRound 1Round 2
Votes %Votes %
Nolan Dyck27846.629651.3
Tayyab Parvez18430.819032.9
Gladys Blackmore7913.29115.8
Larry Gibson569.4Eliminated
Total597100.00577100.00

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