CTV News Calgary explores Alberta’s 10 referendum questions
- Alberta voters head to over 1,400 polling stations on Monday to answer 10 questions on the Alberta Referendum covering immigration policy, constitutional reform, and whether to separate from Canada.
- To participate, residents must be Canadian citizens at least 18 years old and provide acceptable identification; Elections Alberta lists 50 forms of ID to confirm identity and residency.
- Officials provide 10 distinct, color-coded ballots for voters, who may mark some or all of them; the separation Question, Question 10, is counted first to ensure accuracy.
- Early results will be released after 8 p.m. on Monday, with the final count completed by hand within 48 hours; results for the other nine questions should be announced by Wednesday.
- Elections Alberta officials anticipate a record turnout of between 80 and 85 per cent of Alberta's nearly 3 million electors, reflecting the significance of the 10 questions posed to citizens.
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Albertans head to polls for referendum day
Locals are heading to the polls to vote in the October Referendum. StrathmoreNow/Staff.captiontext { font-size:90%;font-style: italic;margin-right:20px; } Albertans are heading to the polls today, Oct. 19, for the provincewide referendum, with voters in the Chestermere-Strathmore riding joining the rest of the province in weighing in on 10 questions covering immigration, constitutional reform and Alberta’s future in Canada. The most closely watc…
Alberta's long-awaited Oct. 19 referendum day is here. What you need to know and the latest updates.
Monday marks the long-awaited referendum day and the final day for Albertans to vote on the ten questions put forward on the future of immigration, the constitution and separation.
Alberta voters go to the polls on Monday to vote on Alberta's place in Canada and answer nine more questions.
Immigration referendum questions leave Alberta's agri-food sector on edge
Alberta farm producers — and the temporary foreign workers they rely on — are keeping a close eye on Monday's provincial referendum, as several ballot questions could significantly impact their operations.
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