Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills
MLA: Tara Sawyer · United Conservative
Projected winner
If an election were held today. Projection as of Nov 2, 2026; the next election is set for October 18, 2027.
United Conservative>99% chance of winning
- United Conservative · 72.1% projected vote>99%
2025 by-election
Shown for the record. The projection starts from the 2023 general election instead; where a by-election changed the seat's party, the new member's personal vote is added to that party.
- Tara Sawyer · United Conservativeelected9,36261.1%
- Bev Toews · Alberta NDP3,06320.0%
- Cam Davies · Republican2,70817.7%
- Bill Tufts · Other1891.2%
2023 result
- Nathan Cooper · United Conservativeelected18,22875.3%
- Cheryl Hunter Loewen · Alberta NDP4,55318.8%
- Katherine Kowalchuk · Other1,1404.7%
- Cam Tatlock · Other1830.8%
- Judy Bridges · Other1050.4%
- Margin
- 56.5%
- Tier
- Safe
- Turnout
- 63.4%
- Registered
- 38,173
2019 result
- Nathan Cooper · United Conservativeelected20,51678.5%
- Kyle Johnston · Alberta NDP3,07011.8%
- Chase Brown · Progressive Tory1,7796.8%
- Allen Maclennan · Other5572.1%
- Dave Hughes · Other1950.8%
Division at a glance
2021 Census of Population, from the Government of Alberta's profile of the 87 provincial electoral divisions, which allocates Statistics Canada's counts to each division directly: counts and medians are the census's own, not estimates. Ranks are against all 87 divisions.
- Median household income
- $87,00060 of 87
- Average rent
- $1,16368 of 87
- Renters
- 19.6%64 of 87
- Bachelor's or higher
- 13.0%68 of 87
- Median age
- 43.014 of 87
- Over 65
- 20.0%13 of 87
- Visible minority
- 5.3%77 of 87
- Immigrants
- 8.1%73 of 87
- Indigenous identity
- 5.1%48 of 87
- Unemployment
- 9.1%79 of 87
Closest races, Central
The seats most likely to move with this one.
Results: Elections Alberta. Boundaries and census profile: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Alberta.