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Oct 22, 2026
Tyler DawsonGUEST
And it's not actually that hard, I don't think, to imagine how they got there.
Tyler DawsonGUEST
Like Central Peace Notley, for example, that rioting had, I think, just over 50% of the vote went to the option two, the one the separatists favor.
Tyler DawsonGUEST
If you live in one of those places, you're surrounded by an awful lot of people who think like you.
Tyler DawsonGUEST
And it doesn't take a genius or particularly insightful political poll to think... yeah, you know, if everyone you come in contact with thinks the way you do, maybe you do expect to win this thing.
Kathleen PettyGUEST
I was looking at a couple of writing results because we got results by writing.
Kathleen PettyGUEST
So one of her cabinet ministers is in Central Peace Notley, and that is the writing where the option two is actually at least, you know, All the votes aren't quite in yet, but it looks like the option two is slightly in the majority, slightly over 50%.
Kathleen PettyGUEST
And that's the cabinet minister's riding.
Kathleen PettyGUEST
And then Jason Stephan, who was a member of a caucus who publicly stated that he was voting for option two, the Staying Canada vote in his riding was 70%.
Ryan JespersenHOST
But most importantly, we'll talk about what it means for you and I. We're talking about what it means for Alberta's communities.
Ryan JespersenHOST
There's, there's a couple ridings in Alberta where the majority of voters, a slim majority, but a majority nonetheless, uh, that's R- Rimbey, Rocky Mountain House, Central Peace Notley, uh, they voted for the binding referendum.
Ryan JespersenHOST
The lion's share of ridings save those two, and yeah, there's still some counting.
Ryan JespersenHOST
Shout out to those that are counting millions of ballots, literally millions of ballots, but for the most part, we've seen in rural areas, we've seen in urban areas overwhelmingly that the majority of Albertans want to stay.
Shaye GanamHOST
Lac-Saint-Anne Parkland, 58.6, so it's a little tighter there.
Shaye GanamHOST
There's actually one riding, two, but if you take a look at Central Peace Notley, that's at 49% remain, 51% leave.
Shaye GanamHOST
So that one actually, the option two vote outweighed the option one vote in Central Peace Notley yesterday.
Shaye GanamHOST
Interesting.
Shaye GanamHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Thomas LukasikSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And we need to listen to those concerns.
Stephanie CrammCORRESPONDENT
In the riding Central Peace Notley in northwest Alberta, over 50% of voters want to hold a separation referendum.
Stephanie CrammCORRESPONDENT
Stephanie Cram, CBC News, Edmonton.
Mike MilesHOST
Vancouver's lower mainland is on the verge of its driest October in over a century.
Stacey BrotzelHOST
So we're talking about Edmonton, Edmonton and Calgary, I think 90-10 voted to stay.
Stacey BrotzelHOST
But up north, we're talking about Central Peace Notley.
Stacey BrotzelHOST
That is Todd Lowen's riding.
Stacey BrotzelHOST
And then the Rimby's Sundry Rocky Mountain House.