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Alberta Liberal Party candidates in the 2012 Alberta provincial election

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This is a list of the candidates who ran for the Alberta Liberal Party in the 28th Alberta provincial election.[1] The party ran a full slate of 87, winning 5.[2]

Calgary area (28 seats)

Electoral district Candidate Name Gender Residence Occupation / Notes Votes % Rank
Airdrie Joel Steacy 523 3.21 4/5
Calgary-Acadia Nicole Hankel female 940 6.28 3/5
Calgary-Bow Stephanie Shewchuk female 1,302 8.78 3/5
Calgary-Buffalo Kent Hehr male Calgary lawyer 4,744 41.49 1/5
Calgary-Cross Narita Sherman female 1,276 10.17 3/5
Calgary-Currie Norval Horner male chemical engineer 2,640 16.05 3/6
Calgary-East Ali Abdulbaki 780 6.00 4/5
Calgary-Elbow Beena Ashar 1,065 5.53 3/6
Calgary-Fish Creek Nazir Rahemtulla male Calgary chartered accountant 1,241 7.08 3/4
Calgary-Foothills Kurt Hansen male Calgary consultant 1,414 9.16 3/4
Calgary-Fort Said Abdulbaki male Calgary business owner 1,126 10.12 3/5
Calgary-Glenmore Dan MacAulay 1,437 7.10 3/4
Calgary-Greenway Iqtidar Awan male 1,285 10.62 3/4
Calgary-Hawkwood Maria Davis 1,629 8.46 3/8
Calgary-Hays Brian MacPhee male 897 5.73 3/4
Calgary-Klein Christopher Tahn male Calgary lawyer 1,980 11.91 3/5
Calgary-Lougheed Fred Stenson 1,160 7.43 3/4
Calgary-Mackay-Nose Hill Don Thompson male 1,103 7.77 3/5
Calgary-McCall Darshan Kang male Chestermere commercial realtor 3,854 36.54 1/6
Calgary-Mountain View David Swann male Calgary public health consultant 6,849 39.82 1/5
Calgary-North West Robert Prcic male 1,166 6.47 3/6
Calgary-Northern Hills Kirstin Morrell 1,195 8.02 3/4
Calgary-Shaw John Roggeveen male Calgary lawyer 1,109 6.81 3/5
Calgary-South East Brad Carroll 756 5.13 3/4
Calgary-Varsity Bruce Payne male Calgary carpenter 3,713 20.93 3/6
Calgary-West Wilson McCutchan male 1,217 7.46 3/6
Chestermere-Rocky View Sian Ramsden 564 3.24 3/4
Highwood Keegan Gibson 548 2.85 3/4

Edmonton area (26 seats)

Electoral district Candidate Name Gender Residence Occupation / Notes Votes % Rank
Edmonton-Beverly-Clareview Chris Heward male 899 6.34 4/5
Edmonton-Calder Alex Bosse male 970 6.50 4/6
Edmonton-Castle Downs Kim Cassady male 1,767 11.54 4/5
Edmonton-Centre Laurie Blakeman female Edmonton theater manager 5,589 40.22 1/4
Edmonton-Decore Ed Ammar male business owner 2,157 16.03 4/4
Edmonton-Ellerslie Jennifer Ketsa female 1,512 11.44 4/6
Edmonton-Glenora Bruce Miller male Edmonton university lecturer 1,668 10.32 4/5
Edmonton-Gold Bar Josipa Petrunic female Edmonton journalist 4,072 20.07 3/6
Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood Keegan Wynychuk male 587 4.64 4/6
Edmonton-Manning Jonathan Huckabay male Edmonton vice president of communications 1,094 7.94 4/7
Edmonton-McClung Mo Elsalhy male Edmonton pharmacist 3,800 24.69 2/6
Edmonton-Meadowlark Raj Sherman male Edmonton doctor, party leader 5,150 35.49 1/5
Edmonton-Mill Creek Mike Butler male 1,640 13.64 3/6
Edmonton-Mill Woods Weslyn Mather female Edmonton educator 2,983 21.25 3/6
Edmonton-Riverview Arif Khan male Edmonton manager 4,238 22.93 2/5
Edmonton-Rutherford Rick Miller male Edmonton business manager 3,524 22.02 2/6
Edmonton-South West Rudy Arcilla male 2,250 14.93 3/5
Edmonton-Strathcona Ed Ramsden male 681 4.49 4/5
Edmonton-Whitemud Rick Szostak male Edmonton writer 2,356 11.80 3/5
Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville Spencer Dunn male 845 4.98 4/6
Leduc-Beaumont Jasen Maminski male web developer 723 4.41 4/6
Sherwood Park Dave Anderson male Sherwood Park bus driver 1,835 9.57 3/7
Spruce Grove-St. Albert Chris Austin 1,779 9.07 3/4
St. Albert Kim Bugeaud 2,011 10.31 3/5
Stony Plain Arlin Biffert male 1,126 6.84 4/6
Strathcona-Sherwood Park John Murray male Strathcona County sanitary engineer 1,354 7.09 4/4

Remainder of province (33 seats)

Electoral district Candidate Name Gender Residence Occupation / Notes Votes % Rank
Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater Gino Akbari 476 3.12 4/4
Banff-Cochrane Pete Helfrich male paramedic 2,234 14.09 3/4
Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock Leslie Penny female 929 5.58 4/5
Battle River-Wainwright Amber Greenleese female 469 3.04 4/5
Bonnyville-Cold Lake Hubert Rodden male Cold Lake former city councillor 536 5.47 3/4
Cardston-Taber-Warner Helen McMenamin female 332 3.03 4/4
Cypress-Medicine Hat Jon Mastel male 775 5.83 3/4
Drayton Valley-Devon Chantel Lillycrop female 538 3.78 4/4
Drumheller-Stettler Cam Roset male 362 2.40 4/5
Dunvegan-Central Peace-Notley Carole Carby female 256 2.90 4/4
Fort McMurray-Conklin Ted Remenda 157 2.97 4/4
Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo Amy McBain female 222 3.02 4/4
Grande Prairie-Smoky Kevin McLean 578 4.85 4/5
Grande Prairie-Wapiti Alya Nazarali 365 2.81 4/5
Innisfail-Sylvan Lake Les Vidok male 641 4.18 5/5
Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills John Nowak 704 5.51 4/4
Lacombe-Ponoka Kyle Morrow 754 5.04 5/5
Lesser Slave Lake Steven Townsend 235 3.25 4/5
Lethbridge-East Rob Miyashiro male 2,374 14.75 3/4
Lethbridge-West Bal Boora male 881 5.56 4/5
Little Bow Evertt Tanis 470 3.77 4/4
Livingstone-Macleod Alex Macdonald 597 3.34 4/5
Medicine Hat Matthew Sandford male 1,101 7.95 4/5
Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills Garth David 555 3.09 4/4
Peace River Remi Tardif 509 6.54 4/4
Red Deer-North Michael Dawe male Red Deer columnist 2,330 17.83 3/5
Red Deer-South Jason Chilibeck male 1,193 7.41 4/5
Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House-Sundre Mason Sisson 422 2.83 4/4
Strathmore-Brooks Alex Wychopen 297 2.02 4/5
Vermilion-Lloydminster Corina Ganton female Vermilion 463 3.85 3/5
West Yellowhead Michael Martyna 310 3.16 5/5
Wetaskiwin-Camrose Owen Chubb 502 3.51 4/5
Whitecourt-Ste. Anne Vern Hardman male 745 5.37 4/4

See also

References

  1. ^ "Your Liberal Candidates". Alberta Liberal. Archived from the original on April 12, 2012. Retrieved April 13, 2012.
  2. ^ "Unofficial Results". Elections Alberta. Archived from the original on April 26, 2012. Retrieved April 24, 2012.