Parties Represented in The Legislative Assembly
- Alberta Liberal Party (since 1905, represented 1905-1944, 1948-1971, & since 1986)
- Alberta New Democratic Party (since 1932, represented 1944-1959, 1971-1993, & since 1997)
- Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta (since 1905, represented 1905-1921, 1926-1940, 1952-1963, & since 1967)
- Wildrose Party (since 2008, represented since 2008)
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