Global News projects that Mickey Amery will take the riding of Calgary-Cross for the United Conservative Party (UCP).
Below is a full list of the incumbent and candidates in the riding of Calgary-Cross.
Quick take
The NDP incumbent Ricardo Miranda was first elected in 2015 and has served as a minister of travel and tourism since 2016. He is seeking re-election in 2019.
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Candidates
NDP: Ricardo Miranda (Incumbent)
United Conservative Party: Mickey Amery
Alberta Party: Braham Luddu
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Liberal Party: Naser Al-Kukhun
History
The riding was part of the 2015 orange crush, which saw the Alberta NDP stomp out a 44-year Progressive Conservative dynasty in the province.
Calgary’s former police chief Rick Hanson ran as the Progressive Conservative candidate in the riding but lost the election to NDP candidate Ricardo Miranda.
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