Alberta Liberal Party
Election Leader Votes % Seats +/- Standing Position
1905 Alexander Cameron Rutherford 14,485 57.56 22 / 25 1st Majority Government
1909 Alexander Cameron Rutherford 29,634 59.26 36 / 41 14 1st Majority Government
1913 Arthur Sifton 47,748 49.23 39 / 56 3 1st Majority Government
1917 Arthur Sifton 54,212 48.14 34 / 58 5 1st Majority Government
1921 Charles Stewart 86,250 28.92 15 / 61 19 2nd Official Opposition
1926 Joseph Tweed Shaw 47,450 26.17 7 / 60 12 2nd Official Opposition
1930 John W. McDonald 46,275 24.59 11 / 63 4 2nd Official Opposition
1935 William R. Howson 69,845 23.14 5 / 63 6 2nd Official Opposition
1940 Edward Leslie Gray 2,755 0.89 1 / 57 5 4th Fourth party
1944 None - - 0 / 60 1 No seats
1948 James Harper Prowse 52,655 17.86 2 / 57 2 3rd Third party
1952 James Harper Prowse 66,738 22.37 3 / 60 1 2nd Official Opposition
1955 James Harper Prowse 117,741 31.13 15 / 61 12 2nd Official Opposition
1959 Grant MacEwan 57,408 13.9 1 / 65 14 3rd Third party
1963 Dave Hunter 79,709 19.76 2 / 63 1 2nd Official Opposition
1967 Michael Maccagno 53,847 10.81 3 / 65 1 3rd Third party
1971 Bob Russell 6,475 1.01 0 / 75 2 4th No seats
1975 Nicholas Taylor 29,424 4.98 0 / 75 4th No seats
1979 Nicholas Taylor 43,792 6.16 0 / 79 4th No seats
1982 Nicholas Taylor 17,074 1.81 0 / 79 4th No seats
Election results
The Alberta Liberal Party () is a provincial political party in Alberta, Canada. Founded in 1905, it is the oldest active political party in Alberta and was the dominant political party until the 1921 election, with the first three provincial Premiers being Liberals. Since 1921, it has formed the official opposition in the Legislative Assembly of Alberta several times, most recently from 1993 until 2012. Fourteen Liberals have served as Leader of the Opposition of Alberta.