2026 Referendum: Unofficial Grande Prairie region results

Votes from Monday’s historic referendum vote in Alberta continue to be counted Tuesday morning, as millions of Albertans cast a ballot in the 10 question vote.  

As of 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 20, 84 per cent of the polling stations have reported unofficial results. Official results will be released Oct. 29. 

In Grande Prairie, 97 per cent of votes have been counted with 18,405 valid votes cast. There were 11,512 votes to remain in Canada and 6,893 for separation. 

In Grande Prairie—Wapiti, just 47 per cent of votes have been counted with 8,878 valid votes cast. There were 5,112 votes to remain in Canada and 3,766 for separation.  

Central Peace—Notley just 90 per cent of votes have been counted with 10,343 valid votes cast. There were 5,275 votes for separation,  with 5,069 votes to remain in Canada.

Across the province, over 1.425 million voters made the decision to remain in Alberta, as 466,613 voted for separation. 

For more results from Monday’s 2026 Referendum, visit online at results.elections.ab.ca. 

Thomas Robertson
Thomas Robertson
Based in Grande Prairie, Thomas has a strong passion for writing and watching sports. He loves getting involved around the community, and always willing to crack a joke.

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