837:, rebounded from fourth place in the legislature to a strong majority government. They actually finished second in the popular vote, more than 50,000 votes ahead of the Wildrose. However, due to a near-total collapse in Edmonton (where they lost every seat) and Calgary (where they won only eight seats), they were reduced to 10 seats–all but two of which were in Calgary–and third place behind the NDP and the Wildrose. The PCs were reduced to their smallest presence in the legislature since 1967. It was one of the largest defeats suffered by a provincial government in Canada. With the result beyond doubt, Prentice immediately announced his resignation as party leader, disclaimed his election to a full term in his Calgary riding, and retired from politics.
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477:, the Progressive Conservatives campaigned on a simple theme — "NOW!" — symbolizing their goal of increasing Alberta's clout in Canada. On August 30, the Tories won power for the first time in Alberta's history. They finished only four percentage points ahead of Social Credit. However, they swept Edmonton and took all but five seats in Calgary. Due to the
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and one independent) in total. During the
Lougheed years, Alberta became a virtual one-party state, much like it had been during the height of the Manning years. Indeed, the six opposition MLAs elected in 1975 would be the most that Lougheed would face during his final three terms. The Tories would
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announced that their two parties had come to a merger agreement pending the outcome of votes that will be held by the membership of both parties on July 22, 2017. Pending approval by a margin of 50%+1 of
Progressive Conservative members and 75% of Wildrose members, the parties were slated to begin
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With her approval rating at 18% and growing caucus discontent, including the defection of two MLAs, Redford announced on March 19, 2014, that she was resigning as
Premier effective March 23, 2014. After her departure, it emerged that Redford had used provincial resources for personal and partisan
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Of the 42,617 Wildrose members eligible to vote on July 22, 2017, there was a 57 per cent turnout with 23,466 voters (95%) in favour of the agreement and 1,132 (5%) against, clearing the 75% threshold required by the party's constitution. The
Progressive Conservative membership also approved the
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was over the Tories' belief that the province should control its natural resources, which the province had been denied. However, those concerns fell on deaf ears in the midst of an economic boom. Additionally, the
Liberals had the advantage of incumbency; they were in office on an interim basis
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Alberta electoral law did not permit parties to formally merge (or even to transfer money among themselves), the PC and Wildrose parties did not formally dissolve upon creation of the new UCP. As a result, when the UCP officially came into existence on July 24, 2017; the UCP's interim
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Most polls from 2011 onward showed the PCs losing badly to the
Wildrose. However, Redford defied expectations by leading the PCs to a 12th consecutive majority government in the 2012 provincial election. The PCs won 61 seats, a loss of only five. On June 18, 2013, the Alberta PCs passed their
649:, winning 72 of 83 seats. Notably, they won 13 in Edmonton, their highest total in the capital since 1982. The Tories continued to lose ground in Calgary, winning 18 seats to the Liberals' five. The Liberals were nonetheless reduced to nine seats and the NDP two, and with the Tories re-taking
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effect to the merger, all PC members in good standing of as of July 24 became members of the UCP from that date, and all but a few PC members formally withdrew their memberships in the PCs. Legally, the core leadership team of the UCP remained members of both the PC and
Wildrose parties.
622:, in the southwest, had been an ultra-safe Tory seat for 30 years. This has led many pundits to conclude that although the Alliance gained less than ten percent of the popular vote in 2004, it was potentially in a position to launch a more serious challenge to the Tories in the future.
642:. None received the required 50% of the vote, so a second round was held on December 2. In the second round, Stelmach was declared the winner. He assumed the premiership on December 14. In mid-2007, the Tories passed the Socreds as the longest-serving government in Alberta history.
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leadership team formally assumed the leaderships of the PC and
Wildrose parties as well. In that role, they withdrew both organizations from any meaningful public presence, thus effectively dissolving them although they continued to exist on paper. In order to give
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that existed from 1898 to 1905. Unlike its predecessor party, who formed government during its entire existence, the Alberta Conservatives were a marginal party for most of the first 60 years after Alberta became a province. In the province's first election, the
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889:, with a leadership election to occur on October 28, 2017, and a founding convention to be held in 2018. On July 22, 2017, Progressive Conservative and the Wildrose members voted, in both cases with 95% of voting members in favour, to approve the merger.
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represented an Edmonton riding. However, at bottom, it was a rural-based party, and never lost this essential character. It was thus slow to adapt to the changes in Alberta as its two largest cities gained increasing influence.
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agreement by a margin of 95% to 5%. With a turnout of 55% of eligible members, 25,692 PC members voted yes and 1,344 voted no with 24 spoiled ballots; the party's constitution required a
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became leader of the party, and began transforming it into a political force by combining fiscal conservatism with a modernist, urban outlook. This approach was in stark contrast to the
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took power on a populist and Christian conservative platform. Social Credit attracted conservative voters for decades, particularly after the party moved away from its radical
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govern with fairly large majorities for the next four decades, though nowhere near as large as the ones Lougheed had.
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was elected leader on the first ballot with more than 76% of the vote. Two days earlier, the Alberta PCs passed the
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to join the PC Party's caucus giving the turmoil within the Wildrose Party, uncertainty about official opposition
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took over as interim leader and premier pending a leadership convention. On September 6, 2014, former federal
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3109:"Wildrose and Alberta PCs are no more after Elections Alberta approves merger"
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Hanson, Caitlin; Bellefontaine, Michelle; Trynacity, Kim (September 6, 2014).
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of Social Credit. In particular, the party started gaining support in
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2835:"Alberta PC leadership vote: Jim Prentice wins on 1st ballot"
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wins—one of which was Manning's old Edmonton seat—and two
3031:"Wildrose-PC members to vote on new united party July 22"
2979:"Jason Kenney wins Alberta PC leadership on first ballot"
2680:. Canwest News Service. December 15, 2006. Archived from
2533:"Canada's Conservatives Split in Alberta Provincial Poll"
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in 1959 in order to conform with the name of the federal
2890:"Two Wildrose members crossing the floor to join Tories"
443:, the Tories returned to the legislature, electing six
2705:"Conservative showdown prompts Stelmach's resignation"
2648:"Alberta Tory contenders face off in televised debate"
2733:"Alberta Premier Redford to resign, effective Sunday"
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movement that formed the federal Conservative Party.
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economic theories, and embraced fiscal conservatism.
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718:Danielle Smith after crossing the floor to the PCs
4549:Ontario Provincial Confederation of Regions Party
2760:Ibrahim, Mariam; Gerein, Keith (March 20, 2014).
2624:. Edmonton Journal. April 5, 2006. Archived from
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287:Northwest Territories Liberal-Conservative Party
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2531:Vieira, Paul; Welsch, Edward (April 20, 2012).
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2802:"Nine Wildrose MLAs bolt for Alberta PC Party"
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388:, Member for Red Deer from 1954 to 1959.
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2859:Gilligan, Melissa (September 29, 2014).
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2888:Bennett, Dean (November 24, 2014).
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2410:List of political parties in Canada
334:in this election, in which the new
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3791:List of premiers by time in office
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2800:Tumily, Ryan (December 17, 2014).
2622:"Too late, Ralph does right thing"
2499:HĂ©bert, Chantal (April 24, 2012).
542:: PC Leader and Premier, 2006–2011
527:: PC Leader and Premier, 1992–2006
509:The party under Klein and Stelmach
328:Member of the Legislative Assembly
25:
5005:2017 disestablishments in Alberta
4755:Protestant Protective Association
4255:National Liberal and Conservative
3612:Independent Citizen's Association
2948:Schmidt, Colleen (May 11, 2015).
2917:Wood, James (December 17, 2014).
2405:List of Alberta general elections
851:The party under Kenney and merger
4944:
4262:Democratic Representative Caucus
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357:The party in the 1940s and 1950s
345:In 1935, the UFA collapsed. The
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3081:Gerein, Keith (July 24, 2017).
2473:Kleiss, Karen (April 9, 2012).
827:May 5, 2015 provincial election
584:. The Alliance's first leader,
285:The party was created from the
5000:1905 establishments in Alberta
4980:Organizations based in Calgary
4975:Conservative parties in Canada
4170:Conservative parties in Canada
3585:represented in the legislature
3180:Social Credit Party of Alberta
2297:
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501:Lougheed retired in 1985, and
347:Social Credit Party of Alberta
1:
4791:Action démocratique du Québec
4389:Newfoundland and Labrador PCs
3029:Graney, Emma (May 18, 2017).
961:Conservative Party of Alberta
925:2019 Alberta general election
4195:Conservative Party of Canada
4037:31st general election (2023)
3197:Alberta New Democratic Party
831:Alberta New Democratic Party
582:Conservative Party of Canada
306:pending the first election.
3819:Executive Council (Cabinet)
3758:Former lieutenant governors
3138:Archives Society of Alberta
847:by caucus on May 11, 2015.
56:September 1, 1905
5021:
4559:Stop the New Sex-Ed Agenda
4320:Provincial and territorial
4012:Wildrose Loyalty Coalition
3657:Veterans' and Active Force
3574:Wildrose Loyalty Coalition
3187:Governing party of Alberta
854:
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330:(MLA) was returned to the
310:On the political sidelines
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2925:. MSN.com. Archived from
2535:. The Wall Street Journal
2450:United Conservative Party
2064:
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1781:
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887:United Conservative Party
393:Progressive Conservatives
336:United Farmers of Alberta
252:United Conservative Party
162:
96:United Conservative Party
43:
4913:Non-Partisan Association
4837:Progressive Conservative
4806:Progressive Conservative
4723:Confederation of Regions
4655:Progressive Conservative
4601:Progressive Conservative
4363:United Conservative (AB)
4353:Prince Edward Island PCs
4277:Progressive Conservative
4059:Other Canadian politics:
3627:Progressive Conservative
3512:Other registered parties
681:next provincial election
449:Leader of the Opposition
386:William J. Cameron Kirby
326:. Only one Conservative
213:2015 provincial election
122:Progressive conservatism
4951:Conservatism portal
4333:Coalition Avenir Québec
3824:Speaker of the Assembly
661:The party under Redford
281:Origins and early years
137:Political position
4554:Populist Party Ontario
3662:Western Canada Concept
983:Richard (R.B.) Bennett
967:Richard (R.B.) Bennett
900:With the exception of
756:
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574:Reform Party of Canada
554:
277:
4908:New West Progressives
4811:Ralliement créditiste
4732:Northwest Territories
4444:Wildrose Independence
4292:Ralliement créditiste
4002:Wildrose Independence
3569:Wildrose Independence
1371:Alexander McGillivray
1007:Alexander McGillivray
765:Innisfail-Sylvan Lake
759:On November 24, 2014
754:
723:Further information:
674:
651:Cardston-Taber-Warner
647:2008 general election
620:Cardston-Taber-Warner
608:2004 general election
552:
303:Alberta Liberal Party
269:
4832:Independent Alliance
4660:Freedom Conservative
4272:Progressive Canadian
4267:Liberal-Conservative
4250:Liberal-Conservative
3991:Solidarity Movement
3617:Labor Representation
3607:Freedom Conservative
3482:Legislative Assembly
3383:Leadership elections
2929:on December 18, 2014
2898:. The Canadian Press
2501:"National Columnist"
743:Nova Scotia Liberals
697:Ontario counterparts
332:Legislative Assembly
4868:Upper Canada Tories
4617:Yukon Freedom Party
4415:Saskatchewan United
4372:Official opposition
4189:Official opposition
4047:Electoral districts
4006:Jeevan Singh Mangat
3866:United Conservative
3814:Former legislatures
3745:Lieutenant Governor
3714:Politics of Alberta
3622:Non-Partisan League
3583:Historical parties
3564:Solidarity Movement
3490:United Conservative
2684:on November 9, 2012
2628:on November 9, 2012
1106:interim (2015–2017)
1052:interim (1959–1962)
1013:David Milwyn Duggan
933:Edmonton-Strathcona
628:leadership election
479:first past the post
199:) was a provincial
191:(often referred to
167:Politics of Alberta
4919:Progress Vancouver
4580:Équipe Autonomiste
4465:Christian Heritage
4358:Saskatchewan Party
4214:Christian Heritage
3985:Randy Thorsteinson
2895:The Globe and Mail
2738:The Globe and Mail
2710:The Globe and Mail
2654:. December 1, 2006
2503:. The Toronto Star
954:Frederick Haultain
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2569:978-1-62513-103-4
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777:crossed the floor
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655:Wildrose Alliance
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