The controversial party vote to determine the future of Alberta Premier Jason Kenney began Saturday, after a speech to the party urged unity at the risk of ...
“Instead, he talked about himself and a little bit about me,” she said. It was supposed to be before 2022. “But you know what? Ballots will be mailed out this weekend to almost 60,000 party members. “But if the members decide that they want to choose the path of unity and stability, then I, and I believe all of our members, will expect every member of our caucus and our team also to respect the decision.” “If the members decide they want to have a leadership election, I will step aside,” he said.
For two Alberta political scientists, Premier Jason Kenney's speech to United Conservative party members as the leadership contest begins may not have done ...
9 hr ago 9 hr ago 9 hr ago His party, which received less than two per cent of the vote in Quebec's 2018 provincial election when it was led by Adrien Pouliot, is now regularly polling in second or third place. 9 hr ago 9 hr ago "Our province is at a crossroads," Notley added. Ed Stelmach and Alison Redford went on to both earn 77 per cent of the vote only to later resign. "There's not a lot of clarity about what that vision for the future is." "He wants to focus on the basis of unity." I don't think it necessarily changed anything." That move was defended by party president Cythia Moore.
Kenney is set to speak virtually to United Conservative Party members in the morning and mail-in ballots will be dispatched in the days to follow. The votes ...
Premier Jason Kenney tried making his problem of political survival the problem of all Alberta conservatives Saturday, but experts say that isn't the ...
"There are some who, if they don't receive the desired outcome, will say this is a flawed process," Moore said. Otherwise you're out," she said. Ballots will be sent out to party members. Kenney enters the weekend an unpopular figure, mainly due to frustrations surrounding decisions made during the COVID-19 pandemic and his leadership style. Brian Jean, UCP MLA for Fort McMurray-Lac la Biche, has been outspoken about taking over the party. In his address to party members, Kenney offered two paths forward: division or unity.
UPDATE: 12:30 p.m. Premier Jason Kenney is urging United Conservative members to back him in the upcoming leadership review to avoid fracturing the party ...
Kenney is set to speak virtually to United Conservative Party members in the morning and mail-in ballots will be dispatched in the days to follow. Almost 60,000 party members will soon be receiving ballots in the mail to vote in a scheduled review of Kenney’s leadership. Premier Jason Kenney is urging United Conservative members to back him in the upcoming leadership review to avoid fracturing the party and handing Alberta to the Opposition NDP in the next election.
EDMONTON — Premier Jason Kenney is urging United Conservative members to back him in the upcoming leadership review to avoid fracturing the party and ...
It was supposed to be before 2022. Ballots will be mailed out this weekend to almost 60,000 party members. The board said widespread interest — with 15,000 party members expected to make the trip to cast a ballot — made the one-day in-person option impossible. “I decided something had to be done,” said Kenney. “I knew if (the NDP) got a second consecutive term they would fundamentally change this province forever. Kenney reminded them he left his job as a Conservative MP to unite feuding conservatives under the new UCP in 2017 and then defeat the NDP in the 2019 election. “If the members decide they want to have a leadership election, I will step aside,” he said.
EDMONTON - Premier Jason Kenney, in a speech to party members deciding his fate, told them he is an unblemished election winner who saved Alberta from...
It was supposed to be before 2022. Ballots will be mailed out this weekend to almost 60,000 party members. The board said widespread interest — with 15,000 party members expected to make the trip to cast a ballot — made the one-day in-person option impossible. “I decided something had to be done,” said Kenney. “I knew if (the NDP) got a second consecutive term they would fundamentally change this province forever. Kenney reminded them he left his job as a Conservative MP to unite feuding conservatives under the new UCP in 2017 and then defeat the NDP in the 2019 election. “If the members decide they want to have a leadership election, I will step aside,” he said.
Kenney says now is not the time to fight past battles with the next provincial election just around the corner in May 2023.
It was supposed to be before 2022. Ballots will be mailed out this weekend to almost 60,000 party members. The board said widespread interest — with 15,000 party members expected to make the trip to cast a ballot — made the one-day in-person option impossible. “I decided something had to be done,” said Kenney. “I knew if (the NDP) got a second consecutive term, they would fundamentally change this province forever. “If the members decide they want to have a leadership election, I will step aside,” he said. The speech to the party formally launched what has become a fractious, acrimonious intraparty fight to determine whether Kenney should remain in charge of the United Conservatives.
As the day arrived for his leadership review to begin, Alberta premier Jason Kenney told his party members that he was the key to keeping the conservative ...
That new leader will then have approximately one year to prepare for the next election. Auditing firm Deloitte will be overseeing the leadership vote. Ballots will need to be received by May 11th, but results will not be published until a later time.