Alberta 2019 provincial election

Each region’s seats go to the party lists in proportion to the votes cast there: the ABUCP takes 62% of the seats on 55% of the vote. The Alberta Party turns nearly a tenth of the vote into seats rather than none. The ABUCP still wins a majority of the seats.

Seats are won candidate by candidate inside each multi-member district, and the totals still land near vote share: the ABUCP takes 62% of the seats on 55% of the vote. Enough Alberta Party support gathers in one district to reach a quota, which it never does under First-Past-The-Post. The ABUCP still wins a majority of the seats.

The Alberta Party ends on almost exactly the share of seats its vote earned, and the leading party keeps a bonus of only a couple of points.

Returns exactly the First-Past-The-Post result: every district elects the same member.

Topping up the regional lists moves the smaller parties toward their vote share: the ABUCP ends on 57% of the seats on 55% of the vote.

Topping up the district count moves the smaller parties toward their vote share: the ABUCP ends on 57% of the seats on 55% of the vote.