Jason Kenney's United Conservatives Win Alberta Election - 2019-04-17
Jason Kenney's United Conservatives Win Alberta Election April 17, 2019,
Alberta voters have elected United Conservative Party leader Jason Kenney as their new premier, handing him a majority government.
Kenney tasted victory Tuesday night despite allegations that he and his team manipulated the 2017 UCP leadership race with a "kamikaze campaign." The campaign also saw a string of UCP candidates step down after it was revealed they made racist and transphobic comments.
Almost three times as many voters cast ballots in advance polls compared to 2015.
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{{cite news | first = Hilary | last = Beaumont | title = Jason Kenney's United Conservatives Win Alberta Election | url = https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/d3nznq/jason-kenneys-united-conservatives-win-alberta-election | work = Vice News | date = April 17, 2019 | accessdate = October 13, 2019 }}
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