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
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6 things we’ve learned about Rachel Notley and the Alberta NDP
The campaign revealed that Notley is not above using the politics of fear—and that her party would be lost without her
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
A voter-fraud scandal in Kenney’s party, but Alberta voters may be unmoved
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for April 11: Fake email accounts, Notley’s regrets about Northern Gateway, and more
Rachel Notley on why the NDP deserves a second chance
The Alberta premier talks to Jen Gerson about her economic plan, her working relationship with Justin Trudeau and what it will really take to get Trans Mountain built
Why women and men see Alberta’s election differently
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for April 10: One thing the polls tell us, rebuilding the ’firewall,’ and more
Rachel Notley and the political company she can’t keep
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for April 9: The NDP’s lonely feeling, Jason Kenney’s pyrrhic emissions policy, and more
The most visceral Alberta election campaign in memory
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for April 8: Why this election feels personal for many Albertans, the mud-slinging keeps getting rawer, and more