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The Vote Split Myth For 55 years, conservatives won every Alberta election but one - and that lone loss had nothing to do with vote splitting. It was about cronyism, corruption, and a government that lost the trust of Albertans. Today, we’re back in dangerous territory: scandals, secrecy, separatist...

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