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FIND MY ELECTION DISTRICT Where you live in Alberta determines your District according to the CLPNA’s Bylaws. Look up your location on our Cities and Districts Cross-Reference, and then check the Election Schedule for the year of your District’s next election. Can’t find your city? Contact CLPNA at [email protected] for help. Election Schedule ELECTION YEAR DISTRICTS UP FOR ELECTION 2020 District 2: Calgary & area District 4: Edmonton & area 2021 District 6: North West (Grande Prairie & area) District 7: North (Fort McMurray & area) 2022 District 1: South (Lethbridge, Medicine Hat & area) District 3: South Central (Red Deer & area) District 5: North Central (Jasper, Slave Lake, Cold Lake & area Find My Election District 2020 Page 1 of 7 ALBERTA CITIES AND CLPNA ELECTION DISTRICTS Town/City District Town/City District Abee District 7 – North Blairmore District 1 – South Acadia Valley District 1 – South Blue Ridge District 7 – North Acheson District 4 – Edmonton Blueberry Mountain District 6 – North West Acme District 3 – South Central Bluesky District 6 – North West Airdrie DistrictCentral 2 – Calgary Bluffton District 3 – South Central Alberta Beach District 3 – South Central Bon Accord District 4 – Edmonton Alcomdale District 4 – Edmonton Bonnyville District 5 – North Central Alhambra District 3 – South Central Botha District 3 – South Central Alix District 3 – South Central Bow Island District 1 – South Amisk District 3 – South Central Bowden District 3 – South Central Andrew District 3 – South Central Boyle District 5 – North Central Anzac District 7 – North Boyne Lake District 7 – North Ardmore District 5 – North Central Bragg Creek District 2 – Calgary Ardrossan District 4 – Edmonton Brant District 3 – South Central Armena District 3 – South Central Breton District 3 – South Central Athabasca District 5 – North Central Brooks District 1 – South Athabasca County District 7 – North Brownfield District 3 – South Central Atmore District 5 – North Central Brownvale District 6 – North West Banff District 2 – Calgary Bruce District 3 – South Central Barnwell District 1 – South Bruderheim District 3 – South Central Barons District 1 – South Buffalo District 1 – South Barrhead District 5 – North Central Burdett District 1 – South Bashaw District 3 – South Central Busby District 5 – North Central Bassano District 1 – South Cadogan District 3 – South Central Bawlf District 3 – South Central Calahoo District 4 – Edmonton Beaumont District 4 – Edmonton Calgary District 2 – Calgary Beaver County District 5 – North Central Calmar District 4 – Edmonton Beaverlodge District 6 – North West Camp Creek District 5 – North Central Beiseker District 2 – Calgary Camrose District 3 – South Central Bellevue District 1 – South Canmore District 2 – Calgary Bellis District 5 – North Central Canyon Creek District 5 – North Central Bentley District 3 – South Central Carbon District 3 – South Central Berwyn District 6 – North West Cardston District 1 – South Bittern Lake District 3 – South Central Caroline District 3 – South Central Black Diamond District 2 – Calgary Carseland District 2 – Calgary Blackfalds District 3 – South Central Carstairs District 3 – South Central Blackfoot District 3 – South Central Carvel District 4 – Edmonton Blackie District 2 – Calgary Caslan District 5 – North Central Find My Election District 2020 Page 2 of 7 Town/City District Town/City District Castor District 3 – South Central Delia District 3 – South Central Cayley District 2 – Calgary Denwood District 3 – South Central Cereal District 1 – South Derwent District 3 – South Central Champion District 2 – Calgary Desert Blume District 1 – South Chauvin District 3 – South Central Devon District 4 – Edmonton Cherhill District 5 – North Central Diamond City District 1 – South Cherry Grove District 5 – North Central Dickson District 3 – South Central Chestermere District 2 – Calgary Didsbury District 2 – Calgary Chipman District 3 – South Central Dixonville District 6 – North West Clairmont District 6 – North West Donalda District 3 – South Central Clandonald District 3 – South Central Donnelly District 6 – North West Claresholm District 2 – Calgary Drayton Valley District 3 – South Central Clive District 3 – South Central Driftpile District 6 – North West Cluny District 2 – Calgary Drumheller District 3 – South Central Clyde District 5 – North Central Duchess District 1 – South Coaldale District 1 – South Duffield District 4 – Edmonton Coalhurst District 1 – South Dunmore District 1 – South Cochrane District 2 – Calgary Eaglesham District 6 – North West Cold Lake District 5 – North Central Eckville District 3 – South Central Coleman District 1 – South Edberg District 3 – South Central Colinton District 5 – North Central Edgerton District 3 – South Central Compeer District 3 – South Central Edmonton District 4 – Edmonton Condor District 3 – South Central Edson District 5 – North Central Consort District 3 – South Central Elk Point District 5 – North Central Coronation District 3 – South Central Elnora District 3 – South Central County Grande Prairie #1 District 6 – North West Empress District 1 – South County of Barrhead District 7 – North Enilda District 4 – Edmonton Coutts District 1 – South Enoch District 4 – Edmonton Cowley District 1 – South Entwistle District 4 – Edmonton Craigmyle District 3 – South Central Erskine District 3 – South Central Cremona District 2 – Calgary Evansburg District 4 – Edmonton Crooked Creek District 6 – North West Exshaw District 2 – Calgary Crossfield District 2 – Calgary Fairview District 6 – North West Cypress County District 1 – South Falher District 6 – North West Czar District 3 – South Central Fallis District 4 – Edmonton Dapp District 5 – North Central Ferintosh District 3 – South Central Darwell District 5 – North Central Flatbush District 5 – North Central Daysland District 3 – South Central Foisy District 7 – North De Winton District 2 – Calgary Foothills District 3 – South Central Debolt District 6 – North West Foremost District 1 – South Delacour District 2 – Calgary Forestburg District 3 – South Central Delburne District 3 – South Central Fort Assiniboine District 5 – North Central Find My Election District 2020 Page 3 of 7 Town/City District Town/City District Fort Chipewyan District 7 – North Innisfail District 3 – South Central Fort Kent District 5 – North Central Innisfree District 3 – South Central Fort Macleod District 1 – South Irma District 3 – South Central Fort McMurray District 7 – North Iron Springs District 1 – South Fort Saskatchewan District 4 – Edmonton Irricana District 2 – Calgary Fort Vermilion District 7 – North Irvine District 1 – South Fox Creek District 6 – North West Island Lake District 5 – North Central Frog Lake District 5 – North Central Islay District 3 – South Central Gadsby District 3 – South Central James River Bridge District 4 – Edmonton Gainford District 4 – Edmonton Jarvie District 5 – North Central Galahad District 3 – South Central Jasper District 5 – North Central Gibbons District 4 – Edmonton Jenner District 2 – Calgary Gift Lake District 6 – North West Joussard District 7 – North Girouxville District 6 – North West Kananaskis District 3 – South Central Glendon District 5 – North Central Kathyrn District 2 – Calgary Grande Cache District 6 – North West Kehewin District 5 – North Central Grande Prairie District 6 – North West Kelsey District 3 – South Central Granum District 1 – South Keoma District 2 – Calgary Grassland District 5 – North Central Killam District 3 – South Central Grassy Lake District 1 – South Kingman District 3 – South Central Grimshaw District 6 – North West Kinuso District 6 – North West Grovedale District 6 – North West Kitscoty District 3 – South Central Gunn District 5 – North Central La Crete District 7 – North Guy District 6 – North West La Glace District 6 – North West Gwynne District 3 – South Central Lac Des Arcs District 3 – South Central Halkirk District 3 – South Central Lac La Biche District 5 – North Central Hanna District 3 – South Central Lacombe District 3 – South Central Hardisty District 3 – South Central Lacombe County District 3 – South Central Harvie Heights District 2 – Calgary LaCorey District 7 – North Hay Lakes District 3 – South Central Lake Louise District 1 – South Heisler 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