4 total (so far) recall petitions fail in Alberta

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3rd recall petition against Alberta politicians comes up short, another withdrawn

A third recall petition against a member of Alberta’s legislature has failed, and another has been withdrawn.

www.ctvnews.ca

The left also failed at their petition to protest private schools and home schoolers.

The UCP are growing stronger! The left BTFO!

The great rebuke of the left and what they stand for is real all.

 

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Does the heart good to see those losers fail.

 

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Whitehat op or simply the retarded left being retards.

This is costing Alberta a lot of money. Money well spent?

 

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In the grand scheme of things actually not much money so I don't mind it I just like watching leftest loose.

 

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As of February 2026, there have been 26 recall petitions officially filed and approved against Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) in Alberta. This wave of filings represents roughly 30% of the total 87 seats in the legislature.
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Status of Current Recall Petitions
Political Breakdown: Of the 26 petitions, 24 target UCP MLAs (including Premier Danielle Smith) and 2 target NDP MLAs.
Failed Attempts: Several high-profile petitions have already fallen short of the required signatures:
The petition against Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides gathered roughly 6,500 signatures, far below the required 16,006.
The petition against Nolan Dyck gathered just over 1,000 signatures, failing to reach the ~10,000 needed.
A petition against Nolan Dyck (second attempt) and another against Muhammad Yaseen have also been reported as unsuccessful or withdrawn.
Upcoming Deadlines: All active campaigns are expected to conclude by late March 2026, with final deadlines for MLAs like Justin Wright, Ron Wiebe, and Peggy Wright set for March 23.

 

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I am gonna laugh if the NDP get recalled