2025 Alberta municipal elections

2025 Alberta municipal elections

October 20, 2025

Alberta's 344 municipalities (19 cities, 106 towns, 80 villages, 51 summer villages, 6 specialized municipalities, 63 municipal districts, 7 improvement districts, and 3 special areas) as of July 2021

Municipal elections in Alberta were held on October 20, 2025. Voters in the Canadian province of Alberta elected mayors, reeves, councillors, aldermen, school board trustees, and all other elected officials in all of the province's municipalities (except Lloydminster), towns, villages, specialized municipalities, and municipal districts.[1]

Background

Nominations for the election opened on January 1, 2025, and closed on September 22, 2025.[2] The government of Alberta tabled legislation to reform the municipal government system; the Municipal Affairs Statutes Amendment Act, includes two pieces of legislation: the Local Authorities Election Act (LAEA) and the Municipal Government Act (Alberta) (MGA).[3] The proposed changes enabled municipal political parties but only as a "pilot project" in Calgary and Edmonton.[4] The Executive Council of Alberta also has the power to remove councillors.[5]

New provincial legislation also outlawed the use of electronic vote tabulators, meaning all votes would have to be counted by hand, resulting in delays in vote counting.[6]

Cities

The following are the municipalities incorporated as cities in Alberta that did vote in the 2025 Alberta municipal election.[7] All cities in Alberta voted at the same time, except for Lloydminster. Incumbents are marked by an X, and elected candidates are bolded.

Mayor

Candidate[8] Vote[9] %
Heather Spearman 5,291 43.76
Tina Petrow 4,331 35.82
Dave Douglass 1,170 9.68
Vern Raincock 582 4.81
Dylan Harty 416 3.44
Eeshnah Qureshi 194 1.60
Usman Mahmood 106 0.88

Council

Top six candidates are elected at large

Candidate Vote %
Ron Chapman (X) 5,834 9.72
Candice Kolson (X) 5,592 9.31
Chris Glass 4,712 7.85
Kristen Shima 4,325 7.20
Simisola Obasan 4,093 6.82
Chad Stewart 3,982 6.63
Al Jones (X) 3,907 6.51
Darrell Belyk (X) 3,629 6.04
Jay Raymundo 3,484 5.80
Tammy Yantz 3,269 5.44
Christopher Bakke 3,087 5.14
Anthony Morvillo 2,875 4.79
Karen Whittenbury 2,166 3.61
Tomi Adenipekun 1,921 3.20
Craig Dansereau 1,488 2.48
Maulik Shah 1,127 1.88
Kurt Bigoraj 1,045 1.74
Kathlene McCuaig 986 1.64
Rekha Mehay 868 1.45
Darrin Budzak 604 1.01
Shaganpreet Singh Sooch 410 0.68
Kaur Inderjeet 392 0.65
Tanveer Taj 253 0.42

Mayor

Candidate[10] Vote[11] %
Lisa Vanderkwaak 1,602 39.48
Catherine McCook 1,404 34.60
Gil Poitras 881 21.71
Duane (Scott) Mann 171 4.21

Mayor

Candidate[12] Vote[13] %
Norm Gerestein 1,804 62.29
Joel Goodnough 1,092 37.71

Incumbent mayor Jyoti Gondek, elected in 2021, did seek re-election for a second term. She was defeated by Jeromy Farkas.[14]

Mayor

Candidate[15] Vote[16] %
PJ Stasko (X) 2,146 63.23
Chris MacIntyre 592 17.44
Shauna Chrabaszcz 502 14.79
Norm Bloomfield 154 4.54

Mayor

Candidate[17] Vote[18] %
Shannon Dean (X) 4,232 89.79
Kofi Poku 481 10.21

Mayor

Candidate Vote[19] %
Bob Mattice 2,148 71.50
Sherri Buckle 784 26.10
Ty Mikolas 72 2.40

Incumbent mayor Amarjeet Sohi, elected in 2021, did not seek re-election. He will be succeeded by Andrew Knack.[20]

Mayor

Candidate[21] Vote[22] %
Lisa Makin 3,636 61.71
Jibs Abitoye 2,256 38.29

Mayor

Candidate[23] Vote[24] %
Jackie Clayton (X) 3,491 37.82
Kristopher James Arcand 1,220 13.22
Charlene Marie Nelson 1,051 11.39
James Flack 1,046 11.33
Jason Jones 1,041 11.28
Kris Kinney 821 8.89
Bryan Petryshyn 487 5.28
Durque Babunga 74 0.80

Council

Top eight candidates are elected at large

Candidate Vote %
Grant Berg (X) 4,671 8.96
Dylan Bressey (X) 4,196 8.05
Len Auger 3,266 6.26
Jena Flach 3,253 6.24
Wade Pilat (X) 3,014 5.78
Kevin O'Toole (X) 2,803 5.38
Mike O'Connor (X) 2,740 5.26
Chris Thiessen (X) 2,727 5.23
Lionel Frey 2,375 4.56
Gladys Blackmore (X) 2,309 4.43
Yad Minhas 2,293 4.40
Kendra Sledding 2,289 4.39
Phil Troyer 2,288 4.39
Solomon Okhifoh 2,063 3.96
Craig Reid 1,807 3.47
Michael Ouellette 1,662 3.19
Waqar Khan 1,565 3.00
J. Patrick Croken 1,289 2.47
Jun Bibangco 1,218 2.34
Rob Wasylciw 1,194 2.29
Garry Singh 985 1.89
Lynn Hoddinott 813 1.56
Josh Cercel 603 1.16
Charles John Poole 386 0.74
Glyn Gruner 324 0.62

Mayor

Candidate[25] Vote[26] %
Thalia Hibbs 1,155 37.09
Grant Creasey (X) 1,000 32.11
Reuben Calliou 959 30.80

Mayor

Candidate[27] Vote[28] %
Lars Hansen 4,224 60.12
Don Inkster 1,558 22.17
Sam Dalupang 1,244 17.71

Incumbent mayor Blaine Hyggen, elected in 2021, won re-election for a second term.[29]

Mayor

Candidate[30] Vote %
Linnsie Clark (X) 5,875 32.42
Drew Allan Roy Barnes 5,108 28.19
Kris Samraj 3,604 19.89
Andy McGrogan 2,391 13.19
Alan Rose 834 4.60
Mark Fisher 311 1.72

Council

Top eight candidates are elected at large

Candidate Vote %
Yusuf Ibrahim Mohammed 8,242 7.76
Ted Clugston 7,757 7.30
Stuart Young 7,006 6.60
Chris Hellman 6,610 6.22
Bill Cocks 4,455 4.19
Cheryl Phaff 4,378 4.12
Dan Reynish 3,969 3.74
Brian Varga 3,870 3.64
Adam Daniel Koch 3,757 3.54
Robert Dumanowski (X) 3,756 3.54
Kirsten Spek 3,607 3.40
Alison Van Dyke (X) 3,139 2.96
Pamela Kunz 3,134 2.95
Brock Hale 2,998 2.82
Immanuel Moritz 2,916 2.75
Laura Lee Butterfield 2,819 2.65
Steven Pudwell 2,808 2.64
Brian Edward Robinson 2,774 2.61
Jay Hitchen 2,199 2.07
Kirby Schafer 2,011 1.89
Kevin Monson 1,927 1.81
Gordon Edward Cowan 1,907 1.80
Ron Fode 1,878 1.77
Shila Sharps (X) 1,695 1.60
Troy Wason 1,637 1.54
Michael Reid 1,538 1.45
Dave Toth 1,478 1.39
Stephen Campbell 1,462 1.38
Don Fedoruk 1,440 1.36
Randall Noble 1,261 1.19
Kelly Allard 1,224 1.15
Mark Douglas Albrecht 1,207 1.14
Jodi Faith 1,194 1.12
C.K. Ellis 1,110 1.05
Clayton Stevens 998 0.94
Dana Eric Christensen 574 0.54
Donald Brent Knudsen 556 0.52
Kaleb Orge 471 0.44
Michael Starner 437 0.41

Incumbent Mayor Ken Johnston did not seek re-election to a second term.[31]

2025 Red Deer Mayoral election
October 20, 2025
 
Candidate Cindy Jefferies Gareth Scott
Popular vote 6,237 3,483
Percentage 40.56% 22.65%

 
Candidate Victor Doerksen Lawrence Lee
Popular vote 3,143 2,215
Percentage 20.44% 14.41%

Mayor before election

Ken Johnston

Elected mayor

Cindy Jefferies

Mayor

Candidate[32] Vote[33] %
Cindy Jefferies 6,237 40.56
Gareth Scott 3,483 22.65
Victor Doerksen 3,143 20.44
Lawrence Lee 2,215 14.41
John Gallagher 298 1.94

Council

Red Deer elects eight councillors. Of the current eight, three (Cindy Jefferies, Lawrence Lee, and Victor Doerksen) ran for Mayor, four (Dianne Wyntjes, Chad Krahn, Kraymer Barnstable, and Bruce Buruma) ran for re-election, and one (Vesa Higham) did not run for re-election.[34]

Candidate Vote %
Tristin Brisbois 6,703 7.21
Cassandra Curtis 6,422 6.90
Chad Krahn (X) 6,249 6.72
Kraymer Barnstable (X) 6,235 6.70
Dianne Wyntjes (X) 6,069 6.52
Jaelene Tweedle 5,635 6.06
Adam Goodwin 5,290 5.69
Bruce Buruma (X) 5,241 5.63
Calvin Goulet-Jones 5,050 5.43
Hans Huizing 4,810 5.17
Brandon Bouchard 4,528 4.87
Ashley Macdonald 3,832 4.12
Buck Buchanan 3,660 3.93
Zainab Mohamoud 3,478 3.74
Thomas Sypkes 3,459 3.72
Gabriel Beck 3,370 3.62
Gail Parks 2,809 3.02
Calvin Yzerman 2,265 2.43
Haley Wile 1,986 2.13
Christian Cométe 1,843 1.98
Kevin M. Klerks 1,699 1.83
Don Robinson 1,296 1.40
Greg Martin 656 0.71
Anthony Klywak 444 0.48

Mayor

Candidate[35] Vote[36] %
Jeff Acker (X) 4,093 71.62
Chantal Saramaga-McKenzie 1,335 23.36
Britton McMullen 287 5.02

Mayor

Candidate[37] Vote[38] %
Scott Olivieri 9,453 57.87
Wes Brodhead 4,965 30.40
Rick Dory 1,570 9.61
Jared Eglinski 311 1.90
Bakhshish Singh Kang 35 0.21

Council

Top six candidates are elected at large

Candidate Vote %
Neil Korotash 9,717 11.88
Ken MacKay (X) 7,778 9.51
Sheena Hughes (X) 7,416 9.07
Shelley Biermanski (X) 6,307 7.71
Sandy Clark 6,048 7.40
Amanda Patrick 5,710 6.98
Alan Luck 5,122 6.26
Kristi Rouse 4,909 6.00
Gilbert Cantin 3,590 4.39
Billy Harquail 3,352 4.10
Kevin Malinowski 3,321 4.06
Leonard Wilkins 3,197 3.91
Jackie Sargent 3,191 3.90
Crystal Gossmann 3,127 3.82
Mark Cassidy 3,015 3.69
Heather McQuillan 2,689 3.29
Skye Vermeulen 2,112 2.58
Kerry Samardzija 810 0.99
Demetrius Kuc 353 0.43

Mayor

Candidate[39] Vote %
Joseph A. Branco 1,708 51.37
Tyler Gandam (X) 948 28.51
Glenn Ruecker 669 20.12

Towns

The following are the municipalities incorporated as towns in Alberta that did vote in the 2025 Alberta municipal election.[7] Unless otherwise stated, each town elects the top six candidates for council at large.[40] Incumbents are marked by an X.

Mayor

Candidate[41] Vote %
Robert Balay (X)
Robert Woito

Mayor

Candidate[42] Vote %
Corrie DiManno (X) Acclaimed

Council

Candidate[43][44] Vote[45] %
Michelle Backhouse 742 41.5%
Allan Buckingham 740 41.4%
Grant Canning (X) 711 39.8%
Theodore (Ted) Christensen (X) 535 30.0%
Seth Enriquez 338 18.9%
David Fullerton 888 49.7%
Marc Ledwidge 796 44.6%
Chip (Cheryl) Olver (X) 521 29.2%
Barb Pelham (X) 890 49.8%
Hugh Pettigrew (X) 399 22.3%
Kaylee Ram (X) 823 46.1%
Brian Standish 760 42.6%
Mark Walker 476 26.7%
Lesley Young 385 21.6%

Mayor

Candidate[46] Vote[47] %
Pamela Hansen 221 59
Greg Arthur Rathjen (X) 145 39

Council

Candidate[48] Vote[49] %
Dale Grimsdale (X) 284 76
Kristy Anne Klinger 252 68
Devin Davey 242 65
David Rogers 188 51
Lenore Eastman (X) 146 39
Brenda Valiquette (X) 113 30

Mayor

Candidate[50] Vote[51] %
Laura Svab 713 63.43
Jamie Hoover (X) 411 36.57

Mayor

Candidate[52] Vote %
Elisa Brosseau (X) Acclaimed

Mayor

Candidate[53] Vote[54] %
Sean Krausert (X) 3,009 64.57
Ed Russell 1,651 35.43

Mayor

Candidate[55] Vote[56] %
Jack Van Rijn (X) 1,176 62.85
Henry Doeve 695 37.15

Mayor

Candidate Vote[57] %
Scott Akkermans 199 30.33
Dennis Cassie 160 24.39
Deb Florence 297 45.27


Council[58]

Candidate Vote %
Heather Wanda Caldwell (X) 274 40.77
Lori Harasem 459 68.30
Jesse Potrie (X) 405 60.26
Brody Prete 433 64.43
Colin Slingsby 440 65.47

Mayor

Candidate[59] Vote[60] %
Morgan Nagel 5,543 57.00
Jeff Genung (X) 2,935 30.18
Dean Hopkins 975 10.03
Tony Archer 272 2.80

Mayor

Candidate[61] Vote[62] %
Jeff Craddock (X) 955 56.11
Blake Adams 747 43.89

Mayor

Candidate[63] Vote[64] %
Chris Little 783 61.85
Melynda Crampton 380 30.02
Sheila Schulz 103 8.14

Mayor

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Nancy Dodds (X) 663 41.33
Matthew MacDonald 547 34.10
Kody Trafiak 394 24.56

Mayor

Candidate[66] Vote[67] %
Tony Miglecz 832 42.95
Larry Coney 640 33.04
Lana Phillips 465 24.01

Mayor

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Kevin Zahara (X) Acclaimed

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Mayor

Candidate[69] Vote %
Richard (Rick) Henderson 534 58.75
Dale Yushchyshyn 355 39.05

Council

Candidate[70] Vote %
Travis Currie 684 75.25
Ashley Morrison 599 65.90
Darrell Burak 556 61.17
Darren Longstaff 530 58.31
Sharla St. Germain 403 44.33
Robert Simonowits 396 43.56
Brenda Campbell-St.Onge 291 32.01
Jaycinth Julian Millante (X) 273 30.03
Laura Laurie 266 29.26
Willis Kozak (X) 180 19.80
Loraine Berry (X) 162 17.82
Jonathan Derouin 144 15.84
Norman Sandahl (X) 85 9.35

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Craig Snodgrass (X) 1,724 40.99
Carol MacMillan 1,160 27.58
Ken Braat 845 20.09
Brenda Walsh 477 11.34

Mayor

Candidate[73][74] Vote %
Brian LaBerge 1,222 52.24
David Michael Rees 665 28.43
Nicholas Nissen (X) 452 19.32
Elected in bold. Incumbents (X).

Councillors

Top six candidates are elected at large

Candidate[75][76] Vote %
Kristen Chambers (X) 1375
Trevor Haas (X) 798
Ryan Maguhn (X) 776
Natalie Charlton 1462
Gail Dunn 1312
Donald MacLean 1093
William (Bill) McDonald 996
Lyla Mozel 853
Dewly Nelson 1271
Mike Storey 736
Elected in bold. Incumbents (X).

Mayor

Candidate Vote[77] %
Jean Barclay (X) 1,381 68.67
Sarah Verburg 630 31.33

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Tanya Thorn (X) 2,985 41.88
Dwight Koenning 2,204 30.92
Colin Langenberger 1,939 27.20

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Daniel Daley 1,266 62.46
Michael Muzychka 761 37.54

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Shelly Marie Shannon 1,105 71.20
Elaine Manzer (X) 447 28.80

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Kevin Ferguson (X) 1,138 86.15
Edwin Geuder 183 13.85

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Chris Czember 735 68.18
Donald Leslie McRobb 343 31.82

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Shane Boniface 1,000 65.53
Len Phillips (X) 526 34.47

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Glenn Andersen 955 61.02
Sylvie Smyl 610 38.98

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Gord Lawlor 717 53.75
Dean Lovell 617 46.25

Mayor

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William Choy (X) Acclaimed

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Pat Fule (X) 1,747 50.45
Jason Hollingsworth 1,716 49.55

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Candidate[96] Vote[97] %
Megan Hanson (X) 2,184 67.06
Dorian Larsen 1,073 32.94

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Andrew Prokop (X) 937 54.01
Alfred Rudd 798 45.99

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Bruce Pugh (X) 1,152 78.53
Leo Elrick 315 21.47

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Ray Hilts 988 55.66
Derek Schlosser 787 44.34

Specialized municipalities

The following are the municipalities incorporated as specialized municipalities in Alberta that did vote in the 2025 Alberta municipal election.[7] Incumbents are marked by an X.

Mayor

Candidate[105] Vote[106] %
Paul Reutov (X) 1,393 45.49
Charlyn Moore 861 28.12
George L'Heureux 416 13.59
Peter John Mahowich 392 12.80

Mackenzie County Council elects a reeve from amongst its members on an annual basis.[107]

Mayor

Candidate[108] Vote[109] %
Pat Rypien 1,515 76.28
Glen Girhiny 393 19.79
J. Douglas Raines 78 3.93

Mayor

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Richard Ireland (X) Acclaimed

Council

Top six candidates are elected at large

Candidate Vote[111][110] %
Wendy Hall (X) 701 52
Laurie Rodger 695 52
Ralph Melnyk (X) 657 49
Danny Frechette 617 46
Kable Kongsrud 595 44
Kathleen Waxer (X) 541 40
Helen Kelleher-Empey (X) 520 39
Shawnee Janes Willson 491 37
Gilean Thomas 480 36
Jason STockfish 475 35
Ashley Kliewer 357 27
Stephen Brake 282 21
Paco Artiaga 241 18
Yves Marchand 130 10
Neal Meints 125 9
Theodore Turnbull 72 5
Adam Hvisc 36 3

Mayor

Candidate[112] Vote[113] %
Sandy Bowman (X) 9,843 94.75
Zulkifl Mujahid 545 5.25

Council

In multi-member wards, the percentages shown are percentages of votes cast, not percentages of voters who voted.

Candidate Vote %
Ward 1
Top six candidates are elected
Donald Scott 4,346 9.24
Luana Bussieres 2,993 6.36
Lance Bussieres (X) 2,943 6.26
Jennifer Vardy 2,885 6.13
Ty Brandt 2,838 6.03
Mike Allen 2,379 5.06
Rene Wells 2,177 4.63
Allan Grandison (X) 2,174 4.62
Funky Banjoko (X) 2,095 4.45
Joe MacNeil 1,859 3.95
Dan Tulk 1,849 3.93
Michael Ferrara 1,721 3.66
Verna Murphy 1,667 3.54
Mila Byron 1,514 3.22
Adam Bugden 1,433 3.05
Koryn Dyer 1,363 2.90
Darrel Chisholm 1,319 2.80
Tiffany Bennett 1,311 2.79
Ij Uche-Ezeala 1,216 2.59
Scott Wilson 944 2.01
Christine Kindopp 928 1.97
Irfan Bangash 892 1.90
Jared Sabovitch 865 1.84
Deborah Moses 716 1.52
KC Hutchins 670 1.42
Wes Harris 579 1.23
T.J. Carabeo 462 0.98
Nathalie Lefebvre 401 0.85
Clyde Alexander Phillips 326 0.69
Yvette Desmarais 168 0.36
Ward 2
Top two candidates are elected
Greg (Cowboy) Marcel 120 25.32
Kendrick Cardinal (X) 93 19.62
Claris Voyageur 81 17.09
Ron Quintal 65 13.71
Russell Kaskamin 62 13.08
Kurtis Girard 53 11.18
Ward 3
One to be elected
Stu Wigle (X) 184 56.79
Sarah Hollands 140 43.21
Ward 4
One to be elected
Kyle Vandecasteyen 164 66.94
Bob Galbraith 81 33.06

Mayor

Candidate[114] Vote[115] %
Rod Frank (X) 15,753 76.90
Benjamin Biel 4,732 23.10

Council

Candidate Vote %
Ward 1
Robert Parks (X) 1,856 63.67
Dean Kakoschke 1,059 36.33
Ward 2
Mike Derbyshire 2,334 64.44
Tracey Giroux 873 24.10
Kathy Flett 415 11.46
Ward 3
Lorne Harvey (X) 2,437 67.02
Alan Dunn 1,199 32.98
Ward 4
Bill Tonita (X) 1,777 67.39
Krystal Hampel 860 32.61
Ward 5
Aaron C. Nelson (X) Acclaimed
Ward 6
Corey-Ann Hartwick (X) 978 52.30
Michael Huisman 738 39.47
Brad Bell 154 8.24
Ward 7
Glen Lawrence (X) 951 58.49
Colin Reid 675 41.51
Ward 8
Katie Berghofer (X) 2,174 73.42
Joseph Ganczar 787 26.58

Municipal districts

Athabasca County elects its reeve from among its nine council members.

The County of Barrhead No. 11 elects its reeve from among its seven council members.

Beaver County elects its reeve from among its five council members.

Big Lakes County elects its reeve from among its nine council members.[116]

Reeve

Candidate[117] Vote[118] %
Barry Kalinski (X) 1,662 50.49
Greg Sawchuk 1,123 34.11
Darcy Skarsen 507 15.40

Reeve

Candidate[119] Vote[120] %
Bart Guyon (X) 1,136 56.97
Pat Vos 858 43.03

Camrose County elects its reeve from among its seven council members.[121]

Clearwater County elects its reeve from among its seven council members.[122]

Cypress County elects its reeve from among its nine council members.

Foothills County elects its mayor from among its seven council members.

The County of Grande Prairie No. 11 elects its mayor from among its nine council members.

The Municipal District of Greenview No. 16 elects its reeve from among its nine council members.[123]

Kneehill County elects its reeve from among its seven council members.[124]

Lac Ste. Anne County elects its mayor from among its seven council members.

Lacombe County elects its reeve from among its seven council members.

Lamont County elects its reeve and deputy reeve from among its five council members. [125]

Candidate Votes E - Elected, X - Incumbent, A - Acclaimed
Division (Ward) 1
Gerald Thorowsky (E) 119 Daniel Warawa (X) 91
Division (Ward) 2
Aaron Wick (A) Acclaimed
Division (Ward) 3
John Uganecz (E) 166 Dave Diduck (X) 91
Division (Ward) 4
Roy Anaka (E, X) 92 Tammy Pickett 57 Brent Matiaszow 44
Division (Ward) 5
Neil Woitas (E, X) 215 Natasha Phair 33

Leduc County elects its mayor from among its seven council members.

Lethbridge County elects its reeve from among its seven council members.

Mounatain View County elects its reeve from among its seven council members.

The County of Newell elects its reeve from among its ten council members.

Mayor

Candidate[126] Vote[127] %
Rod Shaigec 3,102 56.47
Allan Gamble (X) 2,391 43.53

Ponoka County elects its reeve from among its five council members.[128]

Mayor

Candidate[129] Vote[130] %
Brent Ramsay 2,216 48.12
Christine Moore 1,437 31.21
Lonny M. Kennett 952 20.67
Council

Rocky View County's council elects the reeve from among the seven of themselves after the election.

Candidate[131] Vote[132] %
Division 1
Kevin Hanson (X) 831 58.56
Mark Kamachi 588 41.44
Division 2
Don Kochan (X) 583 41.67
Bev Copithorne 440 31.45
Allison Colbourne 270 19.30
David Clark 106 7.58
Division 3
Alison Whiting 681 56.56
Crystal Kissel (X) 443 36.79
Steve Lilly 80 6.64
Division 4
Samanntha Wright (X) 886 61.02
Roc Spence 566 38.98
Division 5
Greg Boehlke (X) 548 63.65
Milt Scott 313 36.35
Division 6
Sunny Samra (X) 967 57.25
Jerry Gautreau 495 29.31
Jas Dhadda 227 13.44
Division 7
Ken Ball 339 26.74
Gerard Lucyshyn 276 21.77
Nick Wiebe 225 17.74
Rolly Ashdown 219 17.27
Ron Wenstrom 209 16.48

The County of Stettler No. 6 elects its reeve from among its seven council members.

Reeve

Candidate Vote[133] %
Glen Ockerman (X) 950 39.24
Yvonne Weinmeier 751 31.02
Kevin Wirsta 672 27.76
Reginald Lamothe 48 1.98

Mayor

Candidate[134] Vote[135] %
Alanna G. Hnatiw (X) 2,368 58.34
Patrick D. Tighe 1,691 41.66

The Municipal District of Taber elects its reeve from among its seven council members.

The County of Vermilion River elects its reeve from among its seven council members.

Westlock County elects its reeve from among its seven council members.[136]

The County of Wetaskiwin No. 10 elects its reeve from among its seven council members.[137]

Wheatland County elects its reeve from among its seven council members.

The Municipal District of Willow Creek No. 26 elects its reeve from among its seven council members.

Mayor

Candidate[138] Vote[139] %
Wade Williams (X) 1,457 62.16
Doug Elzinga 887 37.84

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