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PARTICIPANTS and RESULTS of the ELECTION Members Elected PARTICIPANTS AND RESULTS OF THE ELECTION Members elected to the Twenty-seventh Legislative Assembly Candidate Summary of Results—2008 Election Summary of Results by Electoral Division List of Returning Officers - 139 - Members Elected to the Twenty-seventh Legislative Assembly Province of Alberta Electoral Division Candidates Political Affiliation 01 Dunvegan-Central Peace Hector Goudreau Progressive Conservative 02 Calgary-Bow Alana DeLong Progressive Conservative 03 Calgary-Buffalo Kent Hehr Alberta Liberal 04 Calgary-Cross Yvonne Fritz Progressive Conservative 05 Calgary-Currie Dave Taylor Alberta Liberal 06 Calgary-East Moe Amery Progressive Conservative 07 Calgary-Egmont Jonathan Denis Progressive Conservative 08 Calgary-Elbow Alison Redford Progressive Conservative 09 Calgary-Fish Creek Heather Forsyth Progressive Conservative 10 Calgary-Foothills Len Webber Progressive Conservative 11 Calgary-Fort Wayne Cao Progressive Conservative 12 Calgary-Glenmore Ron Stevens Progressive Conservative 13 Calgary-Hays Art Johnston Progressive Conservative 14 Calgary-Lougheed Dave Rodney Progressive Conservative 15 Calgary-Mackay Teresa Woo-Paw Progressive Conservative 16 Calgary-McCall Darshan S. Kang Alberta Liberal 17 Calgary-Montrose Manmeet Bhullar Progressive Conservative 18 Calgary-Mountain View David Swann Alberta Liberal 19 Calgary-North Hill Kyle Fawcett Progressive Conservative 20 Calgary-North West Lindsay Blackett Progressive Conservative 21 Calgary-Nose Hill Neil Brown Progressive Conservative 22 Calgary-Shaw Cindy Ady Progressive Conservative 23 Calgary-Varsity Harry Chase Alberta Liberal 24 Calgary-West Ron Liepert Progressive Conservative 25 Edmonton-Beverly-Clareview Tony Vandermeer Progressive Conservative 26 Edmonton-Calder Doug Elniski Progressive Conservative 27 Edmonton-Castle Downs Thomas Lukaszuk Progressive Conservative 28 Edmonton-Centre Laurie Blakeman Alberta Liberal 29 Edmonton-Decore Janice Sarich Progressive Conservative 30 Edmonton-Ellerslie Naresh Bhardwaj Progressive Conservative 31 Edmonton-Glenora Heather Klimchuk Progressive Conservative 32 Edmonton-Gold Bar Hugh MacDonald Alberta Liberal 33 Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood Brian Mason Alberta New Democrats 34 Edmonton-Manning Peter Sandhu Progressive Conservative 35 Edmonton-McClung David Xiao Progressive Conservative 36 Edmonton-Meadowlark Raj Sherman Progressive Conservative 37 Edmonton-Mill Creek Gene Zwozdesky Progressive Conservative 38 Edmonton-Mill Woods Carl Benito Progressive Conservative 39 Edmonton-Riverview Kevin Taft Alberta Liberal 40 Edmonton-Rutherford Fred Horne Progressive Conservative 41 Edmonton-Strathcona Rachel Notley Alberta New Democrats 42 Edmonton-Whitemud Dave Hancock Progressive Conservative 43 Airdrie-Chestermere Rob Anderson Progressive Conservative 44 Athabasca-Redwater Jeff Johnson Progressive Conservative 45 Banff-Cochrane Janis Tarchuk Progressive Conservative 46 Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock Kenneth R. Kowalski Progressive Conservative 47 Battle River-Wainwright Doug Griffiths Progressive Conservative - 140 - Members Elected to the Twenty-seventh Legislative Assembly Province of Alberta Electoral Division Candidates Political Affiliation 48 Bonnyville-Cold Lake Genia Leskiw Progressive Conservative 49 Cardston-Taber-Warner Broyce Jacobs Progressive Conservative 50 Cypress-Medicine Hat Len Mitzel Progressive Conservative 51 Drayton Valley-Calmar Diana McQueen Progressive Conservative 52 Drumheller-Stettler Jack Hayden Progressive Conservative 53 Foothills-Rocky View Ted Morton Progressive Conservative 54 Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo Guy C. Boutilier Progressive Conservative 55 Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville Ed Stelmach Progressive Conservative 56 Grande Prairie-Smoky Mel Knight Progressive Conservative 57 Grande Prairie-Wapiti Wayne Drysdale Progressive Conservative 58 Highwood George Groeneveld Progressive Conservative 59 Innisfail-Sylvan Lake Luke Ouellette Progressive Conservative 60 Lac La Biche-St. Paul Ray Danyluk Progressive Conservative 61 Lacombe-Ponoka Ray Prins Progressive Conservative 62 Leduc-Beaumont-Devon George Rogers Progressive Conservative 63 Lesser Slave Lake Pearl Calahasen Progressive Conservative 64 Lethbridge-East Bridget Pastoor Alberta Liberal 65 Lethbridge-West Greg Weadick Progressive Conservative 66 Little Bow Barry McFarland Progressive Conservative 67 Livingstone-Macleod Evan Berger Progressive Conservative 68 Medicine Hat Rob Renner Progressive Conservative 69 Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills Richard Marz Progressive Conservative 70 Peace River Frank Oberle Progressive Conservative 71 Red Deer-North Mary Anne Jablonski Progressive Conservative 72 Red Deer-South Cal Dallas Progressive Conservative 73 Rocky Mountain House Ty Lund Progressive Conservative 74 Sherwood Park Iris Evans Progressive Conservative 75 Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert Doug Horner Progressive Conservative 76 St. Albert Ken Allred Progressive Conservative 77 Stony Plain Fred Lindsay Progressive Conservative 78 Strathcona Dave Quest Progressive Conservative 79 Strathmore-Brooks Arno Doerksen Progressive Conservative 80 Vermilion-Lloydminster Lloyd Snelgrove Progressive Conservative 81 West Yellowhead Robin Campbell Progressive Conservative 82 Wetaskiwin-Camrose Verlyn Olson Progressive Conservative 83 Whitecourt-Ste. Anne George VanderBurg Progressive Conservative - 141 - Candidate Summary of Results General Election Results – Monday March 3, 2008 Registered Political Party or Candidates Votes Percentage Independent Candidate Nominated Elected Received of Vote Alberta Greens 79 0 43,222 4.55 Alberta Party 1 0 42 0.00 Communist Party - Alberta 2 0 96 0.01 Alberta Liberal Party 82 9 251,158 26.43 Alberta New Democratic Party 83 2 80,578 8.48 Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta 83 72 501,063 52.72 Alberta Social Credit Party 8 0 2,043 0.21 Separation Party of Alberta 1 0 119 0.01 Wildrose Alliance Party 61 0 64,407 6.78 Independent Candidates 7 0 7,635 0.80 TOTAL 407 83 950,363 100.00 Note: The total number of candidates nominated represents the number of candidates who contested the election. - 142 - Summary of Results by Electoral Division Valid Percentage Names on Percentage Political Electoral Division Candidates Votes of Votes List of of Voter Affiliation Received Polled Electors Turnout 01 Dunvegan-Central Peace Hector Goudreau PC 4,147 52.0% Dale Lueken WAP 2,339 29.3% Nathan Macklin NDP 1,202 15.1% Bob Woken LIB 288 3.6% 7,976 100.0% 15,300 52.4% 02 Calgary-Bow Alana DeLong PC 6,687 45.2% Greg Flanagan LIB 5,173 34.9% Barry J. Holizki WAP 1,425 9.6% Teale Phelps Bondaroff NDP 507 3.4% Len Skowronski SC 171 1.2% Randy Weeks AG 845 5.7% 14,808 100.0% 30,930 48.0% 03 Calgary-Buffalo Sean Chu PC 3,646 38.8% Antoni (Tony) Grochowski SC 158 1.7% Kent Hehr LIB 4,583 48.8% Robert Lawrence NDP 387 4.1% Stephen Ricketts AG 611 6.5% 9,385 100.0% 31,223 30.4% 04 Calgary-Cross Yvonne Fritz PC 4,004 56.8% Shelina N. Hassanali NDP 476 6.8% Gordon Huth WAP 605 8.6% Ron I. Reinhold LIB 1,567 22.2% Susan Stratton AG 395 5.6% 7,047 100.0% 25,609 27.6% 05 Calgary-Currie Arthur Kent PC 4,552 37.3% Graham Mackenzie AG 896 7.3% Kenneth J.P. Mazeroll WAP 670 5.5% Marc Power NDP 531 4.3% Dave Taylor LIB 5,564 45.6% 12,213 100.0% 31,842 38.6% 06 Calgary-East Moe Amery PC 4,583 53.9% Ross Cameron AG 333 3.9% Bonnie Collins CP - A 55 0.6% Chris Dovey NDP 425 5.0% Bill Harvey LIB 2,433 28.6% Mike McCracken WAP 681 8.0% 8,510 100.0% 26,447 32.4% 07 Calgary-Egmont Craig Chandler IND 2,008 16.2% Barry Chase WAP 676 5.4% Jonathan Denis PC 5,415 43.6% Mark MacGillivray AG 582 4.7% Jason Nishiyama NDP 447 3.6% Cathie Williams LIB 3,289 26.5% 12,417 100.0% 30,070 41.5% - 143 - Summary of Results by Electoral Division Valid Percentage Names on Percentage Political Electoral Division Candidates Votes of Votes List of of Voter Affiliation Received Polled Electors Turnout 08 Calgary-Elbow Craig Cheffins LIB 5,711 39.2% Barry Erskine IND 948 6.5% Dale Nelson WAP 963 6.6% Alison Redford PC 6,130 42.1% Jonathon Sheffield AG 526 3.6% Garnet G. Wilcox NDP 290 2.0% 14,568 100.0% 30,266 48.2% 09 Calgary-Fish Creek Jamie Buchan WAP 1,261 9.6% Heather Forsyth PC 6,884 52.3% Kerry T. Fraser AG 556 4.2% Eric Leavitt NDP 423 3.2% Laura Shutiak LIB 4,038 30.7% 13,162 100.0% 28,203 46.8% 10 Calgary-Foothills Ian D. Groll AG 411 3.3% Kevin Legare WAP 972 7.7% Mike Robinson LIB 4,909 38.9% Stephanie Sundberg NDP 251 2.0% Len Webber PC 6,088 48.2% 12,631 100.0% 33,083 38.3% 11 Calgary-Fort Wayne Cao PC 4,123 49.8% Travis Chase WAP 715 8.6% Julie Hrdlicka NDP 1,178 14.2% Carole Oliver LIB 1,770 21.4% J Mark Taylor AG 491 5.9% 8,277 100.0% 27,035 30.7% 12 Calgary-Glenmore Arden Duncan Bonokoski AG 550 4.3% Holly Heffernan NDP 477 3.8% Avalon Roberts LIB 4,213 33.2% Ryan Sadler WAP 1,025 8.1% Ron Stevens PC 6,436 50.7% 12,701 100.0% 27,997 45.5% 13 Calgary-Hays Keely Bruce AG 564 4.4% Devin Cassidy WAP 1,366 10.6% Art Johnston PC 6,968 54.2% Tyler Kinch NDP 366 2.8% Bill Kurtze LIB 3,586 27.9% 12,850 100.0% 34,364 37.4% 14 Calgary-Lougheed Bernie Amell AG 520 3.8% Lori Czerwinski LIB 3,926 28.7% Derrick Jacobson WAP 1,620 11.8% G. Keith Laurie IND 100 0.7% Clint Marko NDP 336 2.5% Dave Rodney PC 7,190 52.5% 13,692 100.0% 34,874 39.3% 15 Calgary-Mackay Daena Diduck NDP 426 3.3% Rob Gregory WAP 1,609 12.5% Tianna Melnyk LIB 4,048 31.4% Ryan Smith AG 578 4.5% Teresa Woo-Paw PC 6,247 48.4% 12,908 100.0% 37,883 34.2% - 144 - Summary of Results by Electoral Division Valid Percentage Names on Percentage Political Electoral Division Candidates Votes of Votes List of of Voter Affiliation Received Polled Electors Turnout 16 Calgary-McCall Heather Brocklesby AG 385 4.0% Ina K.
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