Summary
This report card presents the findings of an online survey conducted among Alberta residents aged 18 and older, with a sample size of 1,001 respondents. The data collection occurred from March 2 to 4, 2026, and results are compared to previous research waves. The report outlines key highlights, including voting intentions, public outlook on the province's direction, and the most pressing issues facing Alberta. Notably, the United Conservative Party (UCP) maintains a lead over the Alberta NDP in voting intentions, with 48% of decided voters supporting the UCP. The survey also reveals that a majority of Albertans feel the province is on the wrong track, with healthcare identified as the top concern. Additionally, the report details public opinion on eligibility and costs for non-permanent residents, perceptions of Alberta's sovereignty, and the Alberta Pension Plan. The findings reflect demographic variations in opinions and highlight significant political divides among voters.
