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Albertas new electoral map unveiled, adding two seats in Calgary and one in Edmonton, totaling eighty-nine seats. Calgary gains ridings in the north, center, and south, while Edmontons south gets two new constituencies. Central areas merge, but northern Lesser Slave Lake remains intact. The map introduces more hybrid ridings, increasing from nineteen to twenty-seven. Two commissioners advocated for more city seats, but the chair disagreed. The boundaries aim for fairer representation as Alberta continues to grow.

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