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This article lists
political parties
in
Alberta
.
Active parties
Represented parties in the
Legislative Assembly of Alberta
See also:
2023 Alberta general election
Name
[1]
Founded
Ideology
Leader
MLAs
In Legislature
In Government
United Conservative
2017
Conservatism
Danielle Smith
48
2017–present
2019–present
New Democratic
1962
Social Democracy
Rachel Notley
38
1971–1993, 1997–present
2015–2019
Other parties registered with Elections Alberta
See also:
2023 Alberta general election
Name
[1]
Founded
Ideology
Leader
MLAs
In Legislature
In Government
Alberta Party
1985
Centrism
Lindsay Amantea (
interim
)
0
2011–2012, 2015–2019
—
Liberal
1905
Liberalism
John Roggeveen
0
1905–1944, 1948–1971, 1986–2019
1905–1921
Alberta Advantage
2017
Conservatism
[2]
Marilyn Burns
0
—
—
Independence
2019
Alberta Separatism
[3]
Vacant
0
—
—
Communist
1930
Communism
Naomi Rankin
0
—
—
Green
2011
Green politics
Vacant
0
—
—
Pro-Life
[a]
2017
Anti-Abortion
Murray Ruhl
0
—
—
Reform
2016
Social conservatism
Randy Thorsteinson
0
—
—
Wildrose Independence
2020
Alberta Separatism
Jeevan Mangat (
interim
)
0
—
—
Buffalo
2022
Localism
Andrew Jacobson (
interim
)
0
—
—
Wildrose Loyalty Coalition
2023
Economic Liberalism
Paul Hinman
0
—
—
Solidarity Movement
2023
Social conservatism
Artur Pawlowski
0
—
—
^
Formed from the Social Credit Party of Alberta.
Unregistered Parties
Name
Founded
Ideology
Alberta Freedom Alliance
2018
Populism
,
Alberta separatism
[4]
Alberta Statehood Party
2020
Annexation of Alberta to the United States
@PoliticsDirect Party
2018
Direct Democracy
,
E-Democracy
[5]
People's Party of Alberta
2019
Conservatism
,
Right-wing populism
,
Classical liberalism
,
Libertarianism
[6]
Related Federal parties
Name
Founded
Ideology
Western Independence Party
1987
Western Canada
separatism
Historical parties
Parties represented in the Legislature
Name
Years active
Succeeded by
Ideology
In Legislature
In Government
Alberta Alliance
2002–2008
Wildrose
Conservatism
2004–2008
—
Alberta Reform Movement
1981-1982
—
Conservatism
1981-1982
—
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
1932-1962
New Democratic Party
Social democracy
,
democratic socialism
1944-1959
—
Dominion Labor
1919-1935
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Social democracy
1919-1935
—
Freedom Conservative
1999-2020
[a]
Wildrose Independence
Albertan autonomism
[b]
,
Conservatism
,
Right-libertarianism
2018–2019
–
Independent Movement
1940-1948
—
Liberalism, conservatism
1940-1948
—
Labour Representation
Dominion Labor
Social democracy
1917-1919
—
Non-Partisan League
1916-1921
United Farmers of Alberta
Agrarianism, social democracy
1917-1921
—
Progressive Conservative
1905-2019
United Conservative
Liberal conservatism
,
Red Toryism
1905-1940, 1952-1963, 1967-2019
1971-2015
Representative
1984-1989
—
Conservatism, populism
1986-1989
—
Social Credit
1934-2017
Pro-Life Alberta
Social conservatism
,
Social credit
(historical)
1935-1982
1935-1971
Socialist
1909-1921
—
Socialism
1909-1913
—
United Farmers of Alberta
1919-1937
—
Agrarianism
,
progressivism
1921-1935
1921-1935
Veterans' and Active Force
1944-1948
—
Veteran
advocacy
1944-1948
—
Western Canada Concept
1982-1986
—
Alberta separatism
,
Western separatism
1982
—
Wildrose
2008-2017
United Conservative
Conservatism,
right-wing populism
2009-2017
—
Parties never represented in the Legislature
Name
Years active
Succeeded by
Alberta First
1999-2004
Freedom Conservative
Alberta Independence
2000-2001
Independence Party
Greens
1986-2009
Green
Confederation of Regions
1986-1996
—
Forum Party of Alberta
1995-2004
—
Heritage Party
1985-1986
—
Independent Labour Party
1921
Leader Ernest Brown became active in Communist Party
Natural Law
1993-1997
—
Progressive Labour Party of Alberta
1932-1940
—
Parties represented by elected Senate nominees
Reform Party of Alberta
(1984–2004)
See also
Elections Alberta
Notes
^
Merged with Wexit Alberta to form the Wildrose Independence Party
^
Historically the party used to promote entirely on
Albertan Independence
, until they adopted Albertan autonomism instead, as part of the party's transformation under
Derek Fildebrandt
's leadership.
References
^
a
b
"Parties | Elections Alberta"
.
Elections Alberta
. Retrieved
2017-07-05
.
^
"Archived copy"
(PDF)
. Archived from
the original
(PDF)
on 2018-07-27
. Retrieved
2018-07-27
.
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: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
link
)
^
"Our Mission - Alberta Independence Party"
. Archived from
the original
on 2018-07-27
. Retrieved
2018-07-27
.
^
"About -"
.
Albertafreedomalliance.ca
. Retrieved
2 April
2019
.
^
"Politics Direct – A New Way of Thinking"
.
Politicsdirect.ca
. Retrieved
2 April
2019
.
^
"About Us"
.
peoplespartyofalberta.com
. Retrieved
21 February
2020
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