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Edmonton Centre Edmonton Griesbach Edmonton Manning Edmonton Mill Woods Edmonton Riverbend Edmonton Strathcona Edmonton West Edmonton–Wetaskiwin St. Albert–Edmonton Sherwood Park–Fort Saskatchewan Sturgeon River–Parkland
Calgary
Calgary Centre Calgary Confederation Calgary Forest Lawn Calgary Heritage Calgary Midnapore Calgary Nose Hill Calgary Rocky Ridge Calgary Shepard Calgary Signal Hill Calgary Skyview
Northern Alberta
Fort McMurray–Cold Lake Grande Prairie–Mackenzie Lakeland Peace River–Westlock Red Deer–Mountain View Red Deer–Lacombe Yellowhead
Southern Alberta
Banff–Airdrie Battle River–Crowfoot Bow River Foothills Lethbridge Medicine Hat–Cardston–Warner

48024 - Grande Prairie–Mackenzie

Province: Alberta

Population (2016): 117,330 residents

Population density: 1.04 pop./km² (rank: 322 of 338)

Median household income: $103 158 (rank: 24 of 338)

Member of Parliament: Chris Warkentin (CPC)

Latest projection (May 24, 2020)

Popular vote projection - Grande Prairie–Mackenzie

(Last update: May 24, 2020)

Odds of winning - Grande Prairie–Mackenzie

(Last update: May 24, 2020)

Electoral history of Grande Prairie–Mackenzie

(Results of 2011 election have been transposed on the new electoral map. Thanks to Kyle Hutton for his precious help.)

←Fort McMurray–Cold Lake

Map & demographic data of Grande Prairie–Mackenzie

(Credits: Elections Canada)

Household languages of Grande Prairie–Mackenzie

[Data from 2016 canadian census. Only the four most spoken languages are shown (spoken by a minimum of 0.1% of residents).]

Median household income of Grande Prairie–Mackenzie

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[Data from 2016 Canadian Census. Median household income before taxes.]

←Fort McMurray–Cold Lake

Final 2019 election projection