Our list of the candidates running in Edmonton
Eight of nine federal ridings were won by Conservative candidates two years ago
After just two years, Canadians will head back to the polls Sept. 20.
Edmonton has nine federal ridings, all but one of which were won by Conservative candidates in the 2019 election. All incumbents are running for re-election.
Here's a list of confirmed candidates running in Edmonton in Canada's 44th federal election. The deadline for candidates to submit their nomination papers was Aug. 30.
Advance voting in the election will take place Sept. 10-13 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. each day. You can find your riding online at the Elections Canada website.
ST. ALBERT-EDMONTON
In 2019, Conservative Michael Cooper won this riding with 60.7 per cent of the vote. A total of 65,091 valid ballots were cast in the 2019 election among 93,468 registered voters for a 69.6 per cent voter turnout.
■ Michael Cooper (Conservative)
■ Greg Springate (Liberal)
■ Brigitte Cecelia (PPC)
■ Kathleen Mpulubusi (NDP)
EDMONTON-WETASKIWIN
In 2019, Conservative Mike Lake won this riding with 72.4 per cent of the vote. A total of 87,455 valid ballots were cast in the 2019 election among 125,054 registered voters for a 69.9 per cent voter turnout.
■ Mike Lake (Conservative)
■ Ron Thiering (Liberal)
■ Hugo Charles (NDP)
■ Tyler Beauchamp (PPC)
■ Travis Calliou (Veterans Coalition Party)
EDMONTON WEST
In 2019, Conservative Kelly Mccauley won this riding with 60.9 per cent of the vote. A total of 58,635 valid ballots were cast in the 2019 election among 89,249 registered voters for a 65.6 per cent voter turnout.
■ Kelly Mccauley (Conservative)
■ Adam Brown (Liberal)
■ Brent Kinzel (PPC)
■ Sandra Hunter (NDP)
■ Peggy Morton (M-L)
EDMONTON STRATHCONA
In 2019, New Democrat Heather Mcpherson won this riding with 47.3 per cent of the vote. A total of 56,745 valid ballots were cast in the 2019 election among 78,876 registered voters for a 71.9 per cent voter turnout.
■ Heather Mcpherson (NDP)
■ Tunde Obasan (Conservative)
■ Hibo Mohamed (Liberal)
■ Kelly Green (Green Party)
■ Wesley Janke (PPC)
■ Malcolm Stinson (Libertarian)
EDMONTON RIVERBEND
In 2019, Conservative Matt Jeneroux won this riding with 60.7 per cent of the vote. A total of 61,148 valid ballots were cast in the 2019 election among 87,305 registered voters for a 70 per cent voter turnout.
■ Matt Jeneroux (Conservative)
■ Tariq Chaudary (Liberal)
■ Shawn Gray (NDP)
■ Melanie Hoffman (Green Party)
■ Jennifer Peace (PPC)
EDMONTON MILL WOODS
In 2019, Conservative Tim Uppal won this riding with 50.3 per cent of the vote. A total of 53,177 valid ballots were cast in the 2019 election among 78,601 registered voters for a 67.6 per cent voter turnout.
■ Tim Uppal (Conservative)
■ Ben Henderson (Liberal)
■ Paul Mccormack (PPC)
■ Nigel Logan (NDP)
■ Naomi Rankin (Communist Party of Canada)
EDMONTON MANNING
In 2019, Conservative Ziad Aboultaif won this riding with 55.9 per cent of the vote. A total of 54,380 valid ballots were cast in the 2019 election among 89,968 registered voters for a 60.4 per cent voter turnout.
■ Ziad Aboultaif (Conservative)
■ Charmaine St. Germain (NDP)
■ Donna Lynn Smith (Liberal)
■ Andre Vachon (M-L)
■ Martin Halvorson (PPC)
EDMONTON GRIESBACH
In 2019, Conservative Kerry Diotte won this riding with 51.4 per cent of the vote. A total of 46,963 valid ballots were cast in the 2019 election among 83,188 registered voters for a 56.4 per cent voter turnout.
■ Kerry Diotte (Conservative)
■ Habiba Mohamud (Liberal)
■ Blake Desjarlais (NDP)
■ Thomas Matty (PPC)
■ Mary Joyce (M-L)
■ Morgan Watson (Libertarian)
■ Heather Lau (Green Party)
■ Alex Boykowich (Communist Party)
EDMONTON CENTRE
In 2019, Conservative James Cumming won this riding with 41.4 per cent of the vote. A total of 53,092 valid ballots were cast in the 2019 election among 83,112 registered voters for a 63.8 per cent voter turnout.
■ James Cumming (Conservative)
■ Randy Boissonnault (Liberal)
■ Heather Mackenzie (NDP)
■ Merryn Edwards (M-L)
■ Brock Crocker (PPC)
■ Valerie Keefe (Libertarian)