Alberta 2023 Provincial Election
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Battle for Alberta’s Future
Two opposing visions of Alberta will be on the ballot when voters pick their next provincial government in the General Election, expected on May 29, 2023. For the first time, two women -- former NDP Premier Rachel Notley, and current UCP Premier Danielle Smith -- are dominating the race to take over as the 20th head of government since Alberta was created in 1905. “Albertans are facing a choice like never before, a decision that will forever change the future of our province,” the NDP leader said in a message to voters. Notley would veer the province to the left by focusing on what she says is most important to Albertans -- health care, affordability, diversifying the economy -- if she’s re-elected Premier, a job she lost to the UCP's Jason Kenney in the 2019 election. Smith would shift Alberta to the right by pushing back against Ottawa’s growing control over the province, using her Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act as a constitutional shield.
Two opposing visions of Alberta will be on the ballot when voters pick their next provincial government in the General Election, expected on May 29, 2023. For the first time, two women -- former NDP Premier Rachel Notley, and current UCP Premier Danielle Smith -- are dominating the race to take over as the 20th head of government since Alberta was created in 1905. “Albertans are facing a choice like never before, a decision that will forever change the future of our province,” the
PARTY LEADERS
Key Election Issues
Featured Candidate
Barry Morishita
- Brooks-Medicine Hat
MY PRIORITIES
Prosperity
We believe that private enterprise and entrepreneurship are the keys to our economy success. The government should foster an environment which facilitates economy investment, reduces red tape and encourages creativity.
Fiscal Responsibility
We believe that government must use public dollars as effectively and efficiently as possible. The government should balance the books and set aside money for a rainy day. This is best accomplished through long-term planning and transparency.
Social Responsibility
We believe every Albertan deserves the opportunity to succeed. Our government should aspire to provide excellent and innovative public education, public health care, and infrastructure, as well as a compassionate helping hand in times of need.