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Alberta United Conservatives head to polls on final voting day to replace Kenney

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Voting is wrapping up by members of the United Conservative Party to select a successor to Premier Jason Kenney. Kenney announced in the spring he was leaving after receiving 51 per cent in a party leadership vote. One-time Wildrose Party leader Danielle Smith is the perceived favourite to win.

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Global News

Alberta UCP members head to polls on final voting day to replace Kenney

There are 124,000 eligible voters, many of whom have already cast ballots by mail.

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Alberta United Conservatives Head to Polls on Final Voting Day to Replace Kenney

Albertans will learn today who the new premier of the province will be. Voting is wrapping up by members of the United Conservative Party to select a successor to Premier Jason Kenney. Kenney announced in the spring he was leaving after receiving 51 percent in a party leadership vote. There are 124,000 eligible voters, many of whom have already cast ballots by mail. There will be in-person voting stations at five locations in various regions tod…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Coast Reporter

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Jason Kenney warns against listening to ‘extreme voices’ in final days as premier

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Alberta United Conservatives head to polls on final voting day to replace Kenney

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Results for United Conservative Party leadership vote have been delayed

Results for United Conservative Party leadership vote have been delayed

Alberta UCP members head to polls on final voting day to replace Kenney

Alberta UCP members head to polls on final voting day to replace Kenney

'I'm back:' Danielle Smith chosen as United Conservative leader, next Alberta premier

'I'm back:' Danielle Smith chosen as United Conservative leader, next Alberta premier

Alberta United Conservatives Head to Polls on Final Voting Day to Replace Kenney

Alberta United Conservatives Head to Polls on Final Voting Day to Replace Kenney

'I'm back:' Danielle Smith chosen as United Conservative leader, next Alberta premier

'I'm back:' Danielle Smith chosen as United Conservative leader, next Alberta premier

Jason Kenney warns against listening to ‘extreme voices’ in final days as premier

Jason Kenney warns against listening to ‘extreme voices’ in final days as premier

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