The next reign of local leaders are expected to be named Monday night, as the 2023 provincial election gets underway.
In Red Deer- North, incumbent Adriana LaGrange of the UCP is being challenged by NDP candidate Jaelene Tweedle. Other candidates include Vicky Bayford (The Independence Party of Alberta), Kallie Dyck (Solidarity of Movement of Alberta) and Heather Morigeau (Green Party of Alberta). LaGrange has served as Alberta’s Minister of Education over the past four years and won 60 per cent of the vote in 2019, with 12,739 votes.
Polls are open in Red Deer- North from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Where you can vote:
*Please check your voter registration card to help guide you to the appropriate polling station.
Impact Life Church
5833 53 Ave, Red Deer
Parkland Class Community Services
2-6332 Orr Dr, Red Deer
Victory Church
98 Oberlin Ave, Red Deer
Elks Lodge
6315 Horn St, Red Deer
Northside Community Centre YMCA
6391 76 St, Red Deer
St. Teresa of Avila School
190 Glendale Blvd
Normandeau School
61 Noble Ave, Red Deer
Normandeau School
61 Noble Ave, Red Deer
Festival Hall
4214 58 St, Red Deer
Pines Alternative School
8 Page Ave, Red Deer
Kentwood Alliance Church
4 Kennedy Dr, Red Deer
Ecole Camille J Lerouge School
5530 42A Ave, Red Deer
St Joseph High School – Gym
110 2700 67 St, Red Deer
Balmoral Bible Chapel
2700 55 St, Red Deer
Davenport Church of Christ
68 Donlevy Ave, Red Deer
Who you can vote for:
-Adriana LaGrange (UCP)
-Jaelene Tweedle (NDP)
-Vicky Bayford (The Independence Party of Alberta)
-Kallie Dyck (Solidarity of Movement of Alberta)
-Heather Morigeau (Green Party of Alberta)
–Central region’s election choices span the political spectrum
–Advance ballots to be counted without delay on Election Day
Alberta NDP pledge more support for kids with complex needs
–UCP commits to invest $80 million to get recreation facilities into growing communities
For Elections Alberta FAQ page for questions like what kind of identification to bring, click here.
What happens once polls close?
After 8 p.m. local time, election officials will begin counting and tallying the ballots. Last week 758,550 people voted in the Advance Polls across the province.
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