Election Polls

Results of the latest election opinion polls.

Date	ABP	LIB	NDP	PC	WR
2012/04/22	3	10	12	36	38
2012/04/21	2	10	13	32	41
2012/04/19	-	11	11	34	41
2012/04/19	-	12	13	31	41
2012/04/18	3	11	11	33	41
2012/04/16	2	9	10	36	42
2012/04/16	2	10	12	33	40

Ridings & Candidates

Complete riding by riding election coverage.

Seat Projections

The latest election result seat projections.

Date	ABP	LIB	NDP	PC	WR
2012/04/22	-	1	5	36	45
2012/04/21	-	-	6	31	50
2012/04/19	-	1	5	33	48
2012/04/19	-	1	6	31	49
2012/04/18	-	1	5	32	49
2012/04/16	-	1	4	33	49
2012/04/16	-	1	5	32	49

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Countdown

1 year, 1 month, 1 day, 23 hours, 34 minutes ago until election day! Voters in Alberta will go to the polls on Monday, April 23, 2012.

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The 4th Alberta Senate nominee election will take place in conjunction with the 2012 provincial election.

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Changes in provincial and territorial representation.

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Overview of senatorial elections and appointments.

Voters may vote for up to three candidates. The three candidates receiving the most votes will be elected. They will be recommended to the Prime Minister to fill Senate vacancies according to the order of finish.

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