Election results and history from the City of Edmonton, Edmonton Catholic Schools, Edmonton Public Schools and by-elections from 1892 to present.
The official results of the 2021 Edmonton Election by voting station:
2021 Results By Voting Station on Open Data
2021 Results by Voting Station
The official declaration of the results:
Official Declaration of 2021 Results
Results by Race
Edmonton Catholic Separate School Division Trustee - 2021 Results
2021 Edmonton Elections Report
The 2021 Edmonton Elections Report outlines the highlights, lessons learned, key statistics, and unique factors in administering the 2021 Edmonton Election.
Senate and Referendum
The 2021 Edmonton Election also included the senate election and a referendum vote.
Voters selected up to 3 senate nominees who may be appointed to the Senate of Canada to represent Alberta and voted on 2 referendum questions. For more information on the Senate Election and the referendum vote, please contact Elections Alberta.
2017 Election Results
The official results of the 2017 Edmonton Election by voting station:
2017 Results By Voting Station on Open Data
2017 Results By Voting Station
Results by Race
Edmonton Catholic Separate School Division Trustee - 2017 Results
Other Election Results
2016 Ward 12 By-Election Results
2015 Ward G By-Election Results
For more information, visit OpenData.
The information above is derived from publicly accessible sources, often historical in nature. While every effort was made to ensure accuracy, some discrepancies may exist. The City does not make any representation as to the quality, content, accuracy or completeness of the information made in any dataset. Questions and requests for clarification can be sent to elections@edmonton.ca or by clicking on the "contact dataset owner" button in the Open Data Catalogue.
Election History
In 1892, Matthew McCauley was elected as the first Mayor of Edmonton. The 1892 Edmonton Town Council was made up of 6 Aldermen and a Mayor. City Councillors were referred to as Aldermen in Edmonton until 1995.
Edmonton was incorporated as a City in 1904. Elections were held annually in Edmonton from 1892 until 1964, when biennial elections were introduced. Aldermen and a Mayor were elected to serve three-year terms from 1968 to 2013. Since then, the term in Edmonton has been 4 years.
Women were granted the right to vote in Alberta in 1916. In 1921, Izena Ross was elected as Edmonton's first female Alderman. Based on the records available, Edmonton has had 31 female members of Council since then.
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