List of political parties in Alberta
This article lists political parties in Alberta.
Parties represented in the Legislative Assembly
See also: Alberta general election, 2015
Name | Founded | Ideology | Leader | MLAs | |
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Alberta New Democratic Party | 1962 | Social democracy | Rachel Notley | 54 | |
Wildrose Party | 2008 | Conservatism, libertarianism | Brian Jean | 22 | |
Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta | 1905 | Conservatism | Ric McIver (interim) | 9 | |
Alberta Liberal Party | 1905 | Liberalism | David Swann (interim) | 1 | |
Alberta Party | 1985 | Centrism | Greg Clark | 1 |
Registered parties previously represented in the Legislative Assembly
Name | Founded | Ideology | Leader | In Legislature | In Government | |
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Alberta Social Credit Party | 1934 | Social credit, conservatism | Len Skowronski | 1935-1982 | 1935-1971 |
Registered parties never represented in the Legislative Assembly
Name | Founded | Ideology | Leader | |
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Alberta First Party | 2004 | Alberta separatism | Bart Hampton | |
Communist Party – Alberta | 1930 | Communism, socialism | Naomi Rankin | |
Green Party of Alberta | 2011 | Green politics | Janet Keeping | |
Reform Party of Alberta | 2016 | Social conservatism | Randy Thorsteinson |
Historical parties having formed government
Name | Founded | Ideology | In Legislature | In Government | |
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United Farmers of Alberta | 1919 | Agrarianism, progressivism | 1921-1935 | 1921-1935 |
Historical parties represented in the Legislative Assembly
- Alberta Alliance Party (2002-2008, represented 2004-2008)
- Alberta Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (founded 1932, represented in the Legislature 1944-1949, 1950s)
- Alberta Labor Representation League (1917-1919, represented 1917-1919 (Alex Ross))
- Alberta Non-Partisan League (1916-1919, represented 1917-1921)
- Alberta Reform Movement (1981-1982, represented 1981)
- Dominion Labor Party (1919-1935, represented 1919-1921 (Alex Ross), 1921-1935)
- Independent Citizen's Association (1940-1948, represented 1940-1948)
- Socialist Party of Alberta (1909-1921, represented 1909-1913)
- United Farmers of Alberta (1919-1935, government 1921-1935, represented 1921-1935, merged into the CCF)
- Representative Party of Alberta (1984-1989, represented 1986-1989)
- Veterans' and Active Force (1944-1948, represented 1944-1948)
- Western Canada Concept (1982-1986, represented 1982)
Historical parties not represented in the Legislative Assembly
- Alberta First Party (1999-2004)
- Alberta Independence Party (2000-2001)
- Alberta Greens (1986-2009)
- Confederation of Regions Party (1986-1996)
- Forum Party of Alberta (1995-2004)
- The Heritage Party of Alberta (1985-1986)
- Independent Labour Party (Edmonton, 1921,leader Ernest Brown became active in Communist Party)
- Natural Law Party (1993-1997)
- Progressive Labour Party of Alberta (1932-1940)
Historical parties represented by elected Senate nominees
- Reform Party of Alberta (1984-2004)
See also
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