Municipal elections concluded in Alberta at 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 20, 2025, and the paper ballot counts began.
Official results will be determined by Friday, Oct. 24, at noon.
Here are some unofficial results.
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The returning officer for the City of Medicine Hat Taroyln Aaserud has declared incumbent Linnsie Clark as the next Mayor of the City.
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READ: Linnsie Clark declared as next Mayor of Medicine Hat
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Six candidates were running for mayor in Medicine Hat.
The race for the eight spots on the City Council had a record 39 candidates.
The vote counting process wrapped up on Wednesday night at 10:15 p.m.
Voter turnout was down slightly from last year at 18,265.
Counts had continued through Monday until 2 a.m., and resumed Tuesday from 10:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. Updates began again on Wednesday at 9 a.m. with the final report at 10:15 p.m.
With the final update on Wednesday at 10:15 p.m., the mayor’s race finished like this.
The council race results are.
The results from the City of Medicine Hat, Medicine Hat Public School Division, and Medicine Hat Catholic Board of Education are also available through the City website.
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The Medicine Hat Public School Division has 13 candidates running for the five positions on its board of trustees.
Medicine Hat Catholic Board of Education has 10 candidates running, with five trustee positions available.
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Cypress County had five of its nine wards up for election.
The unofficial results are in for Cypress County council candidates.
Ward 1 (Hilda/Schuler)
Ward 2 (Irvine/Walsh)
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 5
Ward 6
Ward 7
Ward 8
Ward 9
Election details can be found on the Cypress County Website.
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The Town of Redcliff had two candidates in the race for mayor, with 10 others looking for one of six positions on council.
Former councillor Chris Czember will be the the new mayor. Former Mayor Dwight Kilpatrick at this point has beaten out incumbent councillor James Allen by a single vote.
Unofficial final totals from Monday are in.
Mayor
Council
Election details are available on the Town of Redcliff website.
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A vote was held for Ward 3 to cover two trustee positions for the Redcliff and Dunmore area with Prairie Rose Public Schools, with unofficial totals reporting.
Five candidates were already acclaimed prior to the voting.
Prairie Rose Public Schools has a map on its website that outlines each Ward. The results can also be found on its website.
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The County of Forty Mile has council acclaimed in all seven divisions.
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Gordon Reynolds has been acclaimed to return as the Mayor of Bow Island, with eight candidates running for six council positions.
Unofficial final results for council are now in.
The Town of Bow Island’s election section is on its website.
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The City of Brooks had two candidates running for mayor, and 12 candidates running for one of the six councillor positions with the city.
All votes are in, but not yet official.
Mayor
Council
More details can be found on the City of Brooks website.
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The County of Newell has candidates acclaimed in seven of its nine divisions.
Voting took place for Division 4 and 8.
The unofficial final results are in.
Division 4 (Cassils, Bow City, Rainier, Scandia)
Division 8 (Duchess)
Results are also listed on the County website.
The seven acclaimed candidates include.
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The Village of Foremost had all five council members acclaimed with no election. A vote will be held by council to determine the mayor.
The council includes:
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The Village of Duchess had all five council members acclaimed with no election. A vote will be held by council to determine the mayor.
The council includes:
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The Town of Taber had two mayor candidates and 11 candidates seeking one of six council positions.
The unofficial final results are in.
Mayor
Council
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The Municipal District of Taber had acclaimed five of it’s seven positions on council.
Votes were held in two divisions.
The unofficial final results are in.
Division 1 (Barnwell, Cranford)
Layne Johnson – Acclaimed
Division 2 (South of Taber)
Division 3 (Grassy Lake)
Division 4 (Taber, Fincastle, Purple Springs)
Division 5 (North East)
Division 6 (Enchant)
Division 7 (Vauxhall)
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The Village of Rosemary had all three council members acclaimed with no election. A vote will be held by council to determine the mayor.
The council includes:
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The Town of Oyen had a vote to determine its mayor and five council members.
The unofficial final results are in.
Mayor
Council
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The Municipal District of Acadia held an election for six candidates vying for five positions on its council.
The position of Deputy Reeve will be determined on Wednesday, Oct. 29.
Final results where released.
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Special Areas includes a unique form of local government in the southeast part of Alberta.
The Special Areas Board is responsible for providing rural municipal government services and public land management to the residents of Special Areas 2, 3, and 4.
An election was held in one subdivisions with candidates acclaimed in the other 11 areas.
The area covered by Special Areas No.2 – Subdivision 2 includes the Hamlet of Dorothy, which is south east of Drumheller.
The results from the advisory councillor election between two candidates are:
Acclamations for advisory councillors included:
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Election results for municipalities in the Lethbridge area can be found on the website of our Pattison Media affiliate Lethbridge News Now.
This will be updated as more details become available.
