Summary: Conservative MP Mike Lake, who has represented Edmonton Mill Woods since 2006, is seeking re-election in this new riding, which was created to accommodate Edmonton’s growing population.
Boundaries: This riding combines Edmonton’s southernmost neighbourhoods, and the suburbs of Beaumont and Leduc, with a large rural area that includes Wetaskiwin.
Last Election: In 2011, voters within the boundaries of this new riding voted 75 per cent Conservative, followed by 14 per cent NDP.
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History: This riding includes parts of three former ridings, all of which have long voted Conservative. Past MP’s here include Conservatives James Rajotte (Edmonton-Leduc), Blaine Calkins (Red Deer), and Mike Lake. Rajotte is retiring. Calkins will now run in Red Deer-Lacombe.
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Candidates
Conservative: Mike Lake, MP
NDP: Fritz Kathryn Bitz, works in addiction services
Liberal: Jacqueline Biollo, consultant
Green: Joy Hut, owner, graphics and digital print shop
Libertarian: Brayden Whitlock
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