PC vote in Edmonton

Posted Sep 6, 2014 7:58 am.

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Albertans will likely have a new premier Saturday night.

Members of the PC party are choosing among Ric McIver, Thomas Lukaszuk and Jim Prentice to be their new leader.

It’s the first time the party has used electronic voting to pick a leader, and organizers have been working frantically to fix glitches from Friday.

Prentice, McIver or Lukaszuk must attain 50 per cent plus one of the vote, otherwise a second vote will happen September 20th in Calgary.

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