Here we go Alberta.

Very, very, very, very, very early returns.

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update:

Conservatives leading in 7 Alberta ridings, the Liberals in 1.

In Edmonton, its CPC 3 to Lib 1.

In Calgary, it's 3 for CPC.
Conservatives now leading in 15 Alberta ridings.

The Liberals currently holding Edmonton - Centre, but that race is expected to go down to the wire.

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Conservatives now leading in 28 Alberta ridings.

The Liberals and NDP have the early edge in 2 ridings apiece.

And- PPC is on the board.

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Starting to see results in the battleground of Edmonton-Griesbach, where NDP candidate Blake Desjarlais leads a neck and neck race with CPC incumbent Kerry Diotte.

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Edmonton at 3505 active cases (-15)

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Kenney Facebook live!

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A - He remembers, but he says he always said there could be exceptions.

Adds he sought legal advice from lawyers about this and they said there can be circumstances that justify a policy framework like this.
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