Alberta election: Edmonton-South West results

Three days after the Alberta election, the NDP candidate for Edmonton-South West conceded.

While some votes still had to be counted Friday, at last count, UCP candidate Kaycee Madu led the NDP’s John Archer by 856 votes with 1,695 out-of-district votes to count.

Archer confirmed to Global News Friday he called Madu.

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In a message on Twitter, Madu wrote: “My NDP opponent has called me to congratulate me on winning the Edmonton-South West election. Thank you, everyone, for your kindness, your trust and your support. We have a lot of work to do.”

Below is a full list of the candidates in the riding of Edmonton-South West, which includes the western and southern edges of Edmonton, including rural areas. It includes several new neighbourhoods south and west of Anthony Henday Drive.

Quick take

NDP MLA Thomas Dang currently represents the riding of Edmonton-South West, but in the 2019 election will be running in the newly-created neighbouring riding of Edmonton-South.

Candidates

NDP: John Archer
United Conservative Party: Kaycee Madu
Alberta Party:  Mo Elsalhy
Alberta Advantage Party: Marilyn Burns
Alberta Independence Party: Kerry Douglas
Green Party: Rigel Vincent

History

This riding was created in the 2010 boundary redistribution. PC incumbent Matt Jeneroux lost his seat in Edmonton-South West to NDP candidate Thomas Dang in 2015.

There is no incumbent in the 2019 election.