Global News projects incumbent NDP candidate Sarah Hoffman to win the seat in Edmonton-Glenora.
Below is a full list of the incumbent and candidates in the riding of Edmonton-Glenora, an area covering a central part of the city.
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This will be a riding to watch as Health Minister and Deputy Premier Sarah Hoffman is seeking re-election.
Candidates
NDP: Sarah Hoffman (Incumbent)
United Conservative Party: Marjorie Newman
Alberta Party: Glen Tickner
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History
The Edmonton-Glenora district was originally created in 1971 out of a boundary redistribution. The riding was changed after the 2010 boundary redistribution on its north and west sides.
Hoffman won the seat in 2015 from Heather Klimchuck, who was the Progressive Conservative MLA for the riding for two terms.
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