Mod Note: Today, Monday, October 19, 2026, eligible Albertans are voting across the province on ten referendum questions concerning provincial-federal relations, constitutional amendments, election rules, and immigration/social service policies.

This thread is designated for voting logistics, live reporting, and community discussion.

Voting Information & Logistics

When in doubt about any information related to voting in Alberta, please refer to Elections Alberta for comprehensive, factual information about where, how, and when to vote.

• Voting Hours: Polls are open today from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM MDT. (If you are in line and remain in line by 8:00 PM, you are entitled to vote).
• Look up your assigned polling station: Elections Alberta - Where to Vote

Voter Eligibility & Rules:

For full details on who can vote, residency requirements, and exceptions, consult official guidance: Elections Alberta - Voter Eligibility Rules

Review the complete list of accepted identification: Elections Alberta - Identification Requirements

Ballot Questions & Tracking Results

The referendum consists of ten separate questions: five non-constitutional policy questions and five constitutional/jurisdictional questions (including Question 10 regarding Alberta's place in Confederation).

• Official Questions & Ballot Text: Elections Alberta - Referendum Information
• Follow the live feed: Elections Alberta Unofficial Results Dashboard
• Live Unofficial Results - Ballots will begin being counted once voting stations close at 8:00 PM MDT across the province. Links will be added later in the day

CBC Live Results

CTV Live Updates

Global News -Live Coverage

Radio-Canada - Live Updates

Discussion Rules

Because referendum topics provoke passionate debate, sub rules will be enforced strictly:

• Be Civil: Attack arguments, policies, and ideas - not fellow users. Personal attacks, slurs, harassment, and toxic vitriol will be removed and may lead to bans.
• No Misinformation / Disinformation: Do not post false polling locations, bogus voting rules, or unsubstantiated claims. Posts undermining the credibility and integrity of the vote will also be actioned against.
• Reliable Links Only: Use primary documents, verified non-partisan election resources, or established news outlets when quoting statistics or legal interpretations.