Albertans have spoken. Jason Kenney and the United Conservative Party have won a majority government.
The polls opened at 9 a.m. Tuesday and closed at 8 p.m. A few polling stations across Alberta remained open past 8 p.m., though, because they opened late in the morning.
Our live, province-wide election night coverage began at 7 p.m. MT on TV, radio and online. The special election broadcast was also available to watch live on Facebook and on YouTube.
We also have live results from each of the province’s 87 ridings, so you can see who has been elected in your area.
Watch below: Global News coverage of Alberta election 2019
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Alberta Election 2019: Victory helps Kenney keep promise to young voter -
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Alberta Election 2019: Jason Kenney greets UCP supporters in pickup truck -
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Alberta Election 2019: Former Federal Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose -
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Alberta Election 2019: Global News panel says fight has begun for Premier-designate Jason Kenney -
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Alberta Election 2019: ‘Build those pipes’ premier-designate Jason Kenney ushers in new era -
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Alberta Election 2019: Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel ‘very proud’ of party’s efforts -
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Alberta Election 2019: Notley says Alberta politics changed forever -
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Alberta Election 2019: Liberal Party Leader David Khan congratulates UCP -
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Alberta Election 2019: Notley’s senior advisor discusses NDP’s future after UCP win -
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Alberta Election 2019: Panel discusses Alberta Party’s ‘spoiler’ role and its future -
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Alberta Election 2019: Could this be the end of the Alberta Liberals? -
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Alberta Election 2019: Global News projects a United Conservative majority government
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