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1926 election results

1926 election results have problems - Names should be in order of popularity on first count. Thus showing how some dropped down and some rose up in subsequent vote transfers.

distribution of 44 votes should be in 3rd Count, when Irwin's surplus transferred.

Potts should not be eliminated in 2nd count - he should be eliminated on 4th count.

7th count does not have anything happening. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 174.3.178.111 (talk) 04:54, 21 August 2018 (UTC)

1944 Armed Forces ballots

Article says "In the 1944 election, Canadian Forces personnel were given special ballots intended to track how they voted. Service vote results are only available for the 1st count."

This apparently was not done in any other district in the province, so that is odd. But that appears in no standard reference of the election. it is not mentioned in A Report on Alberta Elections nor in A Century of Democracy (Centennial series). It is not mentioned in the official "Statement of Count of Ballots" either. In fact armed force voters voted in separate election for one of the following: an Air force, Army or Navy rep. (The Army vote actually saw a FPTP winner with just 18 percent of the vote.) 68.150.197.59 (talk) 16:29, 22 June 2023 (UTC)