Jason Kenney’s Alberta: Open war for business
Alberta voters embraced the UCP’s constant battle posture, but they may soon find it exhausting—and counterproductive
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Jason Kenney and the UCP sweep to majority in Alberta election
Voters overlook ethical concerns about Kenney’s leadership run—and toxic remarks by his candidates—on belief he can turn around the province’s flagging economy
It’s decision time in Alberta
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Newsletter for April 16: Doubting polls, the remote-ballot X-factor, and more
Alberta election 2019: Live results and riding-by-riding vote counts
Live, detailed results for Alberta’s 2019 provincial election
A new vote projection points to a solid UCP majority in Alberta
Data compiled for Maclean’s by 338Canada.com suggests the UCP could win 58 seats despite the NDP picking up support in the last two weeks
6 things we’ve learned about Jason Kenney and the Alberta UCP
The events of the campaign revealed Kenney’s wonkish side while making it clear that investigations would dog a UCP government from Day One
What Alberta voters should know about Jason Kenney and the UCP
Jen Gerson: The frontrunner’s platform features a few solid ideas, but they’re overshadowed by cynical, ill-advised and improbable ones
Alberta’s NDP gains slightly, but Kenney’s UCP still sits on the brink of majority: Pollara-Maclean’s survey
Rachel Notley holds a slight edge as Albertans’ preferred premier, but the UCP has greater traction on dominant issues like the economy and pipelines
New Alberta poll suggests UCP’s lead has shrunk, but it’s still headed for majority
Rachel Notley and the NDP remain far behind in Calgary, where they need votes for any shot at retaining power, according to a Pollara survey
Why defeat shouldn’t trigger Rachel Notley’s political exit
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Political Insider: The best check on a potential UCP government, Scheer versus snowflakes, and more