The dust has barely settled on the 2017 municipal election, but the councillor-elects in Edmonton are already making the rounds.

Many political analysts weren't expecting any major surprises in Edmonton's 2017 municipal election but two-term councillor Dave Loken lost to political upstart Jon Dziadyk in a stunning upset in Ward 3 on Monday night.

Voter turnout might have been on the low side, but there were highs to be found on social media during and after the Edmonton civic election on Monday. Here are some gems.

As of 10:30 p.m. Monday, Edmonton Elections said 185,283 ballots had been cast in the civic election, creating a 30 per cent voter turnout.

Global News offered live Edmonton election results beginning as soon as the polls closed at 8 p.m. on Oct. 16.

Two days before Edmontonians head to the polls to elect their new city council, numbers from a new poll suggest eligible voters in Alberta's capital are split on how they want their politicians to address some key civic issues.

The 2017 Edmonton election campaign comes to an end on Monday night and Global News will have live coverage on several platforms the moment the polls close.

Some of Edmonton's mayoral candidates offered their views on how to improve mature neighbourhoods and prevent urban sprawl in a survey late last month. Here's what they said.

There are 12 municipal ridings in Edmonton and nine of them have incumbents seeking re-election. If history is any indication, that means they have a distinct advantage.

Ahead of the municipal election, Edmonton residents question LRT expansion plans, calling for changes to be made to plans around major intersections.