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ANALYSIS | There's no road map for where Alberta's riding boundary controversy is headed next

Critics say the new process could give the UCP as many as 56 seats under a rejected minority map, while the majority report would have yielded 48.

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An MLA-led group now gets to revise electoral ridings, as the U.S-style gerrymandering accusations keep flying.

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Braid: How drawing the maps of Alberta ridings fell into the hands of the UCP majority

A judges words were hand-picked to give Alberta UCP control over riding boundaries in Alberta.

·Calgary, Canada
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ANALYSIS | There's no road map for where Alberta's riding boundary controversy is headed next

An MLA-led group now gets to revise electoral ridings, as the U.S-style gerrymandering accusations keep flying.

·Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Friday, April 24, 2026.
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