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Members Elected to the Twenty-sixth Legislative Assembly Province of Alberta Electoral Division Name Political Affiliation 01 Dunvegan-Central Peace Hector Goudreau Progressive Conservative 02 Calgary-Bow Alana DeLong Progressive Conservative 03 Calgary-Buffalo Harvey Cenaiko Progressive Conservative 04 Calgary-Cross Yvonne Fritz Progressive Conservative 05 Calgary-Currie Dave Taylor Alberta Liberal 06 Calgary-East Moe Amery Progressive Conservative 07 Calgary-Egmont Denis Herard Progressive Conservative 08 Calgary-Elbow Ralph Klein 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 Arthur Johnston Progressive Conservative 14 Calgary-Lougheed Dave Rodney Progressive Conservative 15 Calgary-Mackay Gary Mar Progressive Conservative 16 Calgary-McCall Shiraz Shariff Progressive Conservative 17 Calgary-Montrose Hung Pham Progressive Conservative 18 Calgary-Mountain View David Swann Alberta Liberal 19 Calgary-North Hill Richard Magnus Progressive Conservative 20 Calgary-North West Greg Melchin 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 Ronald Liepert Progressive Conservative 25 Edmonton-Beverly-Clareview Ray Martin Alberta New Democrats 26 Edmonton-Calder David Eggen Alberta New Democrats 27 Edmonton-Castle Downs Thomas Lukaszuk Progressive Conservative 28 Edmonton-Centre Laurie Blakeman Alberta Liberal 29 Edmonton-Decore Bill Bonko Alberta Liberal 30 Edmonton-Ellerslie Bharat Agnihotri Alberta Liberal 31 Edmonton-Glenora Bruce Miller Alberta Liberal 32 Edmonton-Gold Bar Hugh MacDonald Alberta Liberal 33 Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood Brian Mason Alberta New Democrats 34 Edmonton-Manning Daniel Backs Alberta Liberal 35 Edmonton-McClung Mo Elsalhy Alberta Liberal 36 Edmonton-Meadowlark Maurice Tougas Alberta Liberal 37 Edmonton-Mill Creek Gene Zwozdesky Progressive Conservative 38 Edmonton-Mill Woods Weslyn Mather Alberta Liberal 39 Edmonton-Riverview Kevin Taft Alberta Liberal 40 Edmonton-Rutherford Richard Miller Alberta Liberal 41 Edmonton-Strathcona Raj Pannu Alberta New Democrats 42 Edmonton-Whitemud David Hancock Progressive Conservative 48 Members Elected to the Twenty-sixth Legislative Assembly Province of Alberta Electoral Division Name Political Affiliation 43 Airdrie-Chestermere Carol Haley Progressive Conservative 44 Athabasca-Redwater Mike Cardinal Progressive Conservative 45 Banff-Cochrane Janis Tarchuk Progressive Conservative 46 Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock Kenneth Kowalski Progressive Conservative 47 Battle River-Wainwright Doug Griffiths Progressive Conservative 48 Bonnyville-Cold Lake Denis Ducharme Progressive Conservative 49 Cardston-Taber-Warner Paul Hinman Alberta Alliance 50 Cypress-Medicine Hat Leonard Mitzel Progressive Conservative 51 Drayton Valley-Calmar Tony Abbott Progressive Conservative 52 Drumheller-Stettler Shirley McClellan Progressive Conservative 53 Foothills-Rocky View Ted Morton Progressive Conservative 54 Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo Guy Boutilier Progressive Conservative 55 Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville Edward Stelmach Progressive Conservative 56 Grande Prairie-Smoky Mel Knight Progressive Conservative 57 Grande Prairie-Wapiti Gordon Graydon 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 Raymond 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 Clint Dunford Progressive Conservative 66 Little Bow Barry McFarland Progressive Conservative 67 Livingstone-Macleod David Coutts 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 Victor Doerksen 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 Jack Flaherty Alberta Liberal 77 Stony Plain Frederick Lindsay Progressive Conservative 78 Strathcona Rob Lougheed Progressive Conservative 79 Strathmore-Brooks Lyle Oberg Progressive Conservative 80 Vermilion-Lloydminster Lloyd Snelgrove Progressive Conservative 81 West Yellowhead Ivan Strang Progressive Conservative 82 Wetaskiwin-Camrose LeRoy Johnson Progressive Conservative 83 Whitecourt-Ste. Anne George VanderBurg Progressive Conservative 49 Summary of Results by Electoral Division Valid Percentage Names Percentage Political Electoral Division Candidates Votes of Votes on List of of Voter Affiliation Received Polled Electors Turnout 01 Dunvegan-Central Peace Hector G. Goudreau PC 3,673 44.5% Dale Lueken AA 3,332 40.3% Leon R. Pendleton NDP 446 5.4% Lanny Portsmouth SC 119 1.4% Don Thompson LIB 691 8.4% 8,261 100.0% 15,168 54.8% 02 Calgary-Bow Margaret (Peggy) Askin IND 78 0.6% Jennifer Banks NDP 1,135 9.0% Alana DeLong PC 6,097 48.2% James D Istvanffy AA 1,017 8.0% Kelly McDonnell LIB 3,512 27.8% Douglas A. Picken SC 97 0.8% Marie Picken AG 714 5.6% 12,650 100.0% 27,026 47.1% 03 Calgary-Buffalo Harvey Cenaiko PC 3,365 43.5% Elizabeth K Fielding SC 73 0.9% Cliff Hesby NDP 457 5.9% Nadine Hunka AA 294 3.8% Grant Neufeld AG 670 8.7% Carl Schwartz AP 56 0.7% Terry Taylor LIB 2,815 36.4% 7,730 100.0% 24,689 31.5% 04 Calgary-Cross Raleigh Dehaney LIB 1,453 22.2% Yvonne Fritz PC 3,770 57.7% Gordon Huth AA 646 9.9% Jeanie Keebler NDP 393 6.0% Ryan Richardson AG 271 4.1% 6,533 100.0% 21,993 29.8% 05 Calgary-Currie Jon Lord PC 4,412 39.8% Ken Mazeroll AA 348 3.1% Robert Scobel NDP 468 4.2% Dave Taylor LIB 5,046 45.5% Kim Warnke AG 813 7.3% 11,087 100.0% 24,603 45.3% 06 Calgary-East Moe Amery PC 4,484 53.8% Brad Berard AA 606 7.3% Bonnie-Jean Collins CP - A 56 0.7% Bill Harvey LIB 2,357 28.3% Rick Michalenko AG 365 4.4% Paul Vargis NDP 464 5.6% 8,332 100.0% 22,759 36.9% 07 Calgary-Egmont David Crutcher AA 1,658 14.8% Christopher Dovey NDP 599 5.4% Denis Herard PC 5,686 50.8% Michael Queenan LIB 2,371 21.2% George Read AG 875 7.8% 11,189 100.0% 27,265 41.2% 08 Calgary-Elbow Lloyd Blimke IND 51 0.4% Diana-Lynn Brooks AA 488 3.6% Stephen Brown LIB 4,938 36.5% Trevor Grover SC 69 0.5% Becky Kelley NDP 345 2.6% Ralph Klein PC 6,958 51.5% Allison Roth AG 668 4.9% 13,517 100.0% 25,968 52.4% 50 Summary of Results by Electoral Division Valid Percentage Names Percentage Political Electoral Division Candidates Votes of Votes on List of of Voter Affiliation Received Polled Electors Turnout 09 Calgary-Fish Creek Tore Badenduck LIB 2,845 24.1% Heather Forsyth PC 6,829 57.8% Mike Kuipers AA 781 6.6% Eric Leavitt NDP 793 6.7% Chris Sealy AG 561 4.8% 11,809 100.0% 26,174 45.3% 10 Calgary-Foothills Malcolm Forster NDP 398 3.9% Vincent S. Jansen-Van Doorn AA 472 4.6% Stephen Jenuth LIB 3,561 34.7% Len Webber PC 5,819 56.8% 10,250 100.0% 27,739 37.0% 11 Calgary-Fort Wayne Cao PC 4,137 53.9% Tyler Charkie AG 439 5.7% Travis P. Chase AA 524 6.8% Gerry Hart LIB 1,786 23.3% Leo Ollenberger SPA 211 2.7% Elizabeth A. Thomas NDP 584 7.6% 7,681 100.0% 23,271 33.4% 12 Calgary-Glenmore Larry R. Heather SC 127 1.0% Holly Heffernan NDP 553 4.5% Ernest McCutcheon AA 571 4.6% Avalon Roberts LIB 4,364 35.2% Evan Sklarski AG 532 4.3% Ron Stevens PC 6,263 50.5% 12,410 100.0% 25,788 48.4% 13 Calgary-Hays Bernie Amell AG 378 4.4% Sharon L. Howe LIB 1,926 22.2% Art Johnston PC 5,523 63.8% Robert Wawrzynowski AA 534 6.2% Rachel Weinfeld NDP 298 3.4% 8,659 100.0% 24,936 34.8% 14 Calgary-Lougheed Ryan Boucher AG 471 4.4% Tariq Khan AA 445 4.2% Matt Koczkur NDP 365 3.4% Al Pollock LIB 2,972 28.1% Dave Rodney PC 6,336 59.8% 10,589 100.0% 26,209 40.6% 15 Calgary-Mackay Giorgio Cattabeni NDP 462 4.7% Darryl G. Hawkins LIB 2,617 26.4% Shawn Hubbard AA 626 6.3% Gary Mar PC 5,575 56.2% Paul Martin IND 200 2.0% David McTavish AG 445 4.5% 9,925 100.0% 27,866 35.8% 16 Calgary-McCall Sean Brocklesby AG 338 4.6% Ina Given AA 576 7.9% Darshan S Kang LIB 2,891 39.5% Shiraz Shariff PC 3,195 43.6% Preet Sihota NDP 328 4.5% 7,328 100.0% 21,831 33.9% 51 Summary of Results by Electoral Division Valid Percentage Names Percentage Political Electoral Division Candidates Votes of Votes on List of of Voter Affiliation Received Polled Electors Turnout 17 Calgary-Montrose Cyril Collingwood AA 689 10.6% Kevin Colton AG 355 5.5% Arthur Danielson LIB 1,691 26.1% Jason Nishiyama NDP 420 6.5% Hung Pham PC 3,323 51.3% 6,478 100.0% 22,001 29.6% 18 Calgary-Mountain View Ryan Cassell AA 589 4.4% John Donovan NDP 712 5.3% Mark Hlady PC 4,088 30.4% Mark MacGillivray AG 884 6.6% David Swann LIB 7,162 53.3% 13,435 100.0% 27,299 49.5% 19 Calgary-North Hill Brent Best AA 627 6.2% Aileen L.
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