Carney’s high popularity, referendum win, and a new right-of-centre party could help Liberals win 10-15 more seats in Alberta in next election, say some politicos

Carney’s high popularity, referendum win, and a new right-of-centre party could help Liberals win 10-15 more seats in Alberta in next election, say some politicos — Live Feedhttps://www.live-feeds.com/feed/carney-s-high-popularity-referendum-win-and-a-new-right-of-centre-party-could-help-liberals-win-10-15-more-seats-in-albeContinuously updated, source-cited coverage. Carney Popularity and Alberta Referendum Open Liberal Seat Prospectshttps://www.live-feeds.com/feed/carney-s-high-popularity-referendum-win-and-a-new-right-of-centre-party-could-help-liberals-win-10-15-more-seats-in-albehttps://www.live-feeds.com/feed/carney-s-high-popularity-referendum-win-and-a-new-right-of-centre-party-could-help-liberals-win-10-15-more-seats-in-albe#u167235Sun, 01 Nov 2026 08:25:32 +0000Prime Minister Mark Carney and the federal Liberal Party could secure 10 to 15 additional seats in Alberta during the next federal election. Political observers attribute this potential shift to Carney's high personal popularity, the recent decisive defeat of Alberta's separation push, and the formation of a new right-of-centre party. Strategic evaluations indicate that all 11 Edmonton ridings and five Calgary area ridings are presently in play. Meanwhile, federal trade policy tensions involving U.S. President Donald Trump and a growing alliance with the European Union continue to sh