Legislative Assembly of Alberta

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The Legislative Assembly of Alberta meets in the provincial capital, Edmonton. The members of the 26th Alberta Legislature were elected in the 26th Alberta general election held on November 22, 2004.

Members of the 26th Legislature

	Tony Abbott	Progressive Conservative	Drayton Valley-Calmar
	Cindy Ady	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Shaw
	Bharat Agnihotri	Liberal	Edmonton Ellerslie
	Moe Amery	Progressive Conservative	Calgary East
	Daniel Backs	Liberal	Edmonton Manning
	Laurie Blakeman	Liberal	Edmonton Centre
	Bill Bonko	Liberal	Edmonton Decore
	Guy Boutilier	Progressive Conservative	Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo
	Neil Brown	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Nose Hill
	Pearl Calahasen	Progressive Conservative	Lesser Slave Lake
	Wayne Cao	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Fort
	Mike Cardinal	Progressive Conservative	Athabasca-Redwater
	Harvey Cenaiko	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Buffalo
	Harry Chase	Liberal	Calgary Varsity
	David Coutts	Progressive Conservative	Livingstone-Macleod
	Ray Danyluk	Progressive Conservative	Lac La Biche-St. Paul
	Alana DeLong	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Bow
	Victor Doerksen	Progressive Conservative	Red Deer South
	Dennis Ducharme	Progressive Conservative	Bonnyville-Cold Lake
	Clint Dunford	Progressive Conservative	Lethbridge West
	David Eggen	NDP	Edmonton Calder
	Mo Elsalhy	Liberal	Edmonton McClung
	Iris Evans	Progressive Conservative	Sherwood Park
	Jack Flaherty	Liberal	St. Albert
	Heather Forsyth	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Fish Creek
	Yvonne Fritz	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Cross
	Hector Goudreau	Progressive Conservative	Dunvegan
	Gordon Graydon	Progressive Conservative	Grande Prairie-Wapiti
	Doug Griffiths	Progressive Conservative	Battle River-Wainwright
	George Groeneveld	Progressive Conservative	Highwood
	Carol Haley	Progressive Conservative	Airdrie-Chestermere
	David Hancock	Progressive Conservative	Edmonton Whitemud
	Denis Herard	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Egmont
	Paul Hinman	Alberta Alliance	Cardston-Taber-Warner
	Doug Horner	Progressive Conservative	Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert
	Mary-Anne Jablonski	Progressive Conservative	Red Deer North
	LeRoy Johnson	Progressive Conservative	Wetaskiwin-Camrose
	Arthur Johnston	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Hays
	Ralph Klein	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Elbow
	Mel Knight	Progressive Conservative	Grande Prairie Smoky
	Kenneth Kowalski †	Progressive Conservative	Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock
	Ronald Liepert	Progressive Conservative	Calgary West
	Frederick Lindsay	Progressive Conservative	Stony Plain
	Rob Lougheed	Progressive Conservative	Strathcona
	Thomas Lukaszuk	Progressive Conservative	Edmonton Castle Downs
	Ty Lund	Progressive Conservative	Rocky Mountain House
	Hugh MacDonald	Liberal	Edmonton Gold Bar
	Richard Magnus	Progressive Conservative	Calgary North Hill
	Gary Mar	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Mackay
	Ray Martin	NDP	Edmonton Beverly Clareview
	Richard Marz	Progressive Conservative	Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills
	Brian Mason	NDP	Edmonton Highlands Norwood
	Weslyn Mather	Liberal	Edmonton Mill Woods
	Shirley McClellan	Progressive Conservative	Drumheller-Stettler
	Barry McFarland	Progressive Conservative	Little Bow
	Greg Melchin	Progressive Conservative	Calgary North West
	Bruce Miller (politician)	Liberal	Edmonton Glenora
	Richard Miller	Liberal	Edmonton Rutherford
	Leonard Mitzel	Progressive Conservative	Cypress-Medicine Hat
	Ted Morton	Progressive Conservative	Foothills-Rocky View
	Lyle Oberg	Progressive Conservative	Strathmore-Brooks
	Frank Oberle	Progressive Conservative	Peace River
	Luke Ouellette	Progressive Conservative	Innisfail-Sylvan Lake
	Raj Pannu	NDP	Edmonton Strathcona
	Bridget Pastoor	Liberal	Lethbridge East
	Hung Pham	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Montrose
	Rob Renner	Progressive Conservative	Medicine Hat
	Dave Rodney	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Lougheed
	George Rogers	Progressive Conservative	Leduc-Beaumont-Devon
	Shiraz Shariff	Progressive Conservative	Calgary McCall
	Edward Stelmach	Progressive Conservative	Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville
	Lloyd Snelgrove	Progressive Conservative	Vermilion-Lloydminster
	Ron Stevens	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Glenmore
	Ivan Strang	Progressive Conservative	West Yellowhead
	David Swann	Liberal	Calgary Mountain View
	Kevin Taft	Liberal	Edmonton Riverview
	Janis Tarchuk	Progressive Conservative	Banff-Cochrane
	Dave Taylor	Liberal	Calgary Currie
	Maurice Tougas	Liberal	Edmonton Meadowlark
	George VanderBurg	Progressive Conservative	Whitecourt-Ste. Anne
	Len Webber	Progressive Conservative	Calgary Foothills
	Gene Zwozdesky	Progressive Conservative	Edmonton Mill Creek

Party standings after the 26th General Election

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Seating Plan
Official Seating Plan (pdf format)

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Affiliation		Members
	Progressive Conservative Party	62
	Liberal Party	16
	New Democratic Party	4
	Alberta Alliance	1
Total		83
Government Majority		21

• The Alberta Court of Appeal declared Thomas Lukaszuk the victor more than two months after the election. The election-night vote count had given Chris Kibermanis of the Liberals a three-vote win, but the judicial recount gave Lukaszuk a three-vote margin of victory.

• A party requires four seats to be entitled to official party status in the legislature. This means the single member from the Alberta Alliance officially sits as an independent, although the Legislature website acknowledges him as being a member of the Alliance.

Preceded by: 25th Legislature

Alberta Legislatures 2004–Present

Succeeded by: 27th Legislature

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Lieutenant-governor: Norman Kwong | Former lieutenant-governors
Premier: Ralph Klein | Former premiers
Executive Council (Cabinet)
Legislature: Current members | Former legislatures | Current electoral divisions
Political parties: Progressive Conservatives | Liberals | New Democrats | Alliance
Alberta Party | Communists | Greens | Separation | Social Credit
Elections: 2004 general election | Past elections
Current issues: Equalization payments | Prosperity Bonus | Same-sex marriage | Separatism

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External links

• Legislative Assembly of Alberta web site