Alberta General Election, 1967

The 16th general election for the Province of Alberta, Canada, was held on May 23. 1967 to elect members of the Alberta legislature. Ernest C. Manning led the Social Credit Party to its ninth consecutive (and final) term in government, winning 55 of the 65 seats in the legislature, despite getting less than 45% of the popular vote. The Progressive Conservative Party, now led by dynamic young lawyer, Peter Lougheed, emerged as the main oppoistion to Social Credit, winning over a quarter of the popular vote, and six seats. Despite losing close to half of the share of the popular vote they had won in the 1963 election, the Liberals managed to increase their number of seats from two to three as a result of the decline in the Social Credit vote.
owspan="2"|Party rowspan="2"|Party Leader rowspan="2"|# of candidates colspan="3"|Seats colspan="3"|Popular Vote
lign="center"|Previous align="center"|After align="center"|% Change align="center"|# align="center"|% align="center"|Change
Social Credit
Ernest C. Manning
align="right"|65 align="right"| 60 align="right"| 55 align="right"| -8.3% align="right"| 222,270 align="right"| 44.60% align="right"| -10.21%
Progressive Conservative
Peter Lougheed
align="right"| 47 align="right"| - align="right"| 6 align="right"| align="right"| 129,544 align="right"| 26.00% align="right"| +13.29%
Liberal
align="right"| 45 align="right"| 2 align="right"| 3 align="right"| +50.0% align="right"| 53,847 align="right"| 10.81% align="right"| -8.95%
Independent
align="right"| 7 align="right"| - align="right"| 1 align="right"| align="right"| 6,916 align="right"| 1.38% align="right"| +0.40%
New Democratic
Neil Reimer
align="right"| 65 align="right"| - align="right"| - align="right"| align="right"| 79,610 align="right"| 15.98% align="right"| +6.53%
Coalition
align="right"| 2 align="right"| 1 align="right"| - align="right"| -100% align="right"| 3,654 align="right"| 0.73% align="right"| +0.19%
Independent Progressive Conservative
align="right"| 2 align="right"| n.a. align="right"| - align="right"| n.a. align="right"| 1,118 align="right"| 0.22% align="right"| n.a.
   
Liberal/Progressive Conservative
align="right"| 1 align="right"| - align="right"| - align="right"| align="right"| 699 align="right"| 0.14% align="right"| -0.14%
   
Independent Social Credit
align="right"| 2 align="right"| - align="right"| - align="right"| align="right"| 693 align="right"| 0.14% align="right"| -0.65%
Total
236
63
65
+3.2%
498,351
100.00%
align="center" colspan="9"|Source: Elections Alberta
Notes: "Previous" refers to to standings at previous election, not to standings in the Legislature at dissolution. n.a. = not applicable - the party was not recognized in the previous election

See also

List of Canadian political parties

 

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