A poll released last week found the Alberta NDP once again leading in support against the UCP. This is the 6th one since November.
A poll released last week found the Alberta NDP once again leading in support against the UCP. This is the 6th one since November.
If you thought young people don’t care about politics, you may want to take a look at the data.
But vote splitting by the Liberals and the NDP means it probably won’t matter.
A poll last month found that nearly half of respondents intending on voting UCP in the next election want Jason Kenney to kick 6 MLAs out of the UCP caucus for vacationing during travel restrictions.
First time since the election they’re projected to win, with forecasts of sweeping Edmonton, taking 70% of Calgary, and gaining 7 seats elsewhere.
Lethbridge mayor, Chris Spearman, is stepping down after serving two 4-year terms.
Last month, Canada 338 updated their electoral projections for Alberta, and they’re showing a lead for the NDP in both Lethbridge ridings.
The party is still in third place, however, behind the Liberals and Conservatives.
This is the third poll in a row where Alberta’s UCP don’t lead in support.
For the third week in a row, 1 in 4 Alberta voters would choose NDP if a federal election were held today.