This information is provided for informational purposes only. Action for Healthy Communities does not support or oppose any referendum question or political party.
Alberta’s 2026 Referendum will take place on October 19, 2026. A referendum allows eligible voters to express their views on specific policy questions.
Albertans will be asked to vote on 10 questions related to immigration, constitutional matters, and Alberta’s place in Canada.
Who Can Vote?
To vote in the referendum, you must:
- Be a Canadian citizen
- Be 18 years of age or older
- Be an ordinary resident of Alberta
When and Where Can You Vote?
Election Day: Monday, October 19, 2026
Polling stations will be open from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM You must vote at the polling station assigned to your home address.
Advance Voting: October 13–17, 2026
You can vote in advance from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at any advance voting location within your electoral division.
To find your voting location, visit Elections Alberta’s Where to Vote tool.
Your Vote Is Private
The referendum uses a secret ballot, meaning your vote is private and confidential. No one can require you to disclose how you voted.
Learn More
Find official information about the referendum questions, voting eligibility, and voting procedures through these resources:
- Elections Alberta: Referendum Information
- Government of Alberta: 2026 Referendum
- Muttart Foundation: Immigration Questions
- Muttart Foundation: Separation Question
Alberta Referendum Resource
This presentation explains Alberta’s October 19, 2026, Referendum, including what a referendum is, why it matters, and the 10 questions Albertans will be asked to consider. It outlines voter eligibility, voting procedures, ballot privacy, and what may happen after the results are counted, with links to official information and additional resources.
Action for Healthy Communities (AHC) does not support or oppose any referendum question or political party. We provide this information to help the public understand the referendum process and find reliable resources.
For questions about voter eligibility, voting locations, or voting procedures, visit Elections Alberta.