CTV News is your Alberta Referendum headquarters. Live results. Expert analysis. Everything you need to know is here. It’s decision day for the Alberta referendum as voters have one more chance to cast their ballots on the questions that will help the United Conservative government guide future policies. Questions 1 through 9 of the Alberta referendum focus on a variety of issues, from immigration rules to Senate choices and other concepts the government suggests would improve Alberta’s status in Canada. None of the questions – including Question 10 on Alberta’s separation from Canada – are legally binding. Elections Alberta suggests voters read the questions ahead of time to familiarize themselves with them and help keep the voting process moving smoothly. Interested voters can consult CTV News for more information all the referendum questions. More than 1.35 million Albertans have already voted via mail-in ballots or in advance polling. That’s more than four in 10 eligible voters in the province. Anyone seeking to vote today will need to check their voting card, which was mailed to their home address, for the location of their polling station. To vote, they must be a Canadian citizen of at least 18 years of age or older and an Alberta resident. Identification, such as a driver’s licence with your full name and current home address, must be provided. Alternatively, voters can bring two pieces of acceptable identification, both in your full name, with at least one bearing your current home address. Polls are open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
