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A bar graph shows the Alberta Voter Turnout, 1975–2015. — Sources: Candidate Summary of Results. Report of the Chief Electoral Officer on the 5 May 2015 Provincial Election. Edmonton: Chief Electoral Officer, 11 April 2016, 36.

Appendix 2. Party Votes in the 5 May 2015 Alberta Provincial Election (87 seats)

Party	Total VOTE	Vote (%)	Seats
AFP	72	0.00%	0
LIB	62,153	4.20%	1
AP	33,221	2.20%	1
SC	834	0.10%	0
CP-A	182	0.00%	0
GPA	7,215	0.50%	0
NDP	604,518	40.60%	54
PC	413,610	27.80%	10
WRP	360,511	24.20%	21
IND	5,932	0.40%	0
Total	1,482,316	100%	87

Voter Turnout (%): 56.74

Number of Polls 7141

Sources: “Voter Turnout (1979-2015).” Report of the Chief Electoral Officer on the 5 May 2015 Provincial Election. Edmonton: Chief Electoral Officer, 11 April 2016, 35–36.

The Non-Renewable Resource Revenues Tables, 2005-6 to 2017-18. — Sources: Alberta Treasury Board and Finance, Fiscal Plan Tables, 2005-6 to 2017-18, and Alberta Budgets, 2005-6 to 2017-18.

Appendix 4.A GDP Expenditure-Based, 2005-16

	GDP expenditure-based (x $1,000,000)
Year	Canada	BC	AB	SK	MB	ON	QC	NB	NS	PEI	NL
2005	1,079,835	143,116	124,296	32,432	38,382	423,243	234,642	23,905	31,720	4,550	16,083
2006	1,120,854	150,052	133,496	33,464	39,293	438,080	240,854	24,565	32,491	4,664	16,466
2007	1,164,057	157,834	141,943	35,268	41,007	450,039	249,012	25,459	33,551	4,752	17,650
2008	1,201,030	162,382	147,028	37,102	42,748	464,401	255,751	26,336	34,546	4,887	17,963
2009	1,209,948	162,911	146,758	37,884	43,163	466,543	259,559	26,558	34,809	4,974	18,778
2010	1,248,739	167,714	152,039	39,046	44,154	482,061	267,920	27,317	35,688	5,137	19,378
2011	1,273,984	171,479	158,102	39,941	45,609	489,514	272,174	27,386	36,445	5,206	19,725
2012	1,294,103	174,894	163,585	41,002	46,751	495,042	274,769	27,459	36,925	5,205	19,974
2013	1,315,785	178,467	169,822	41,916	47,546	501,462	278,313	27,703	37,067	5,236	20,233
2014	1,342,760	182,732	175,214	42,666	48,188	512,093	282,720	27,941	37,441	5,269	20,371
2015	1,369,766	189,033	177,840	43,182	48,675	526,160	284,666	28,374	37,749	5,324	20,625
2016	1,400,951	194,770	179,972	43,660	49,793	539,771	291,541	28,898	38,213	5,472	20,745

Sources: Statistics Canada. Table 36-10-0222-01 (formerly CANSIM 384-0038). Accessed 9 June 2018.

Appendix 4.B Canadian Provincial Per Capita Expenditure-Based Spending, 2005-16

	GDP expenditure-based Per Capita (in current dollars)
Year	Canada	BC	AB	SK	MB	ON	QC	NB	NS	PEI	NL
2005	33,491	34,110	37,420	32,643	32,574	33,784	30,951	31,957	33,820	32,956	31,271
2006	34,413	35,376	39,018	33,724	33,200	34,599	31,559	32,946	34,643	33,830	32,249
2007	35,395	36,783	40,393	35,196	34,478	35,258	32,370	34,154	35,881	34,505	34,673
2008	36,126	37,334	40,889	36,469	35,690	36,049	32,951	35,263	36,913	35,218	35,115
2009	35,980	36,936	39,890	36,611	35,714	35,894	33,092	35,413	37,102	35,552	36,340
2010	36,722	37,554	40,733	37,136	36,164	36,700	33,788	36,275	37,882	36,258	37,125
2011	37,096	38,114	41,713	37,456	36,968	36,907	33,989	36,247	38,588	36,143	37,569
2012	37,240	38,470	42,153	37,754	37,393	36,906	33,981	36,284	39,076	35,877	37,941
2013	37,431	38,881	42,477	37,939	37,568	36,993	34,143	36,658	39,305	36,061	38,364
2014	37,787	39,327	42,648	38,073	37,620	37,433	34,434	37,023	39,737	36,110	38,553
2015	38,227	40,265	42,571	38,175	37,575	38,156	34,484	37,634	40,093	36,269	39,002
2016	38,631	40,938	42,483	38,012	37,776	38,620	35,033	38,155	40,283	36,609	39,119

Sources: Statistics Canada. Tale 36-10-0222-011 (formerly CANSIM 384-0038). Accessed 9 June 2018.

Appendix 4.C Provincial Population. 2005-17

	PROVINCIAL Population, 2005-17
Year	Canada	BC	AB	SK	MB	ON	QC	NB	NS	PEI	NL
2005	32,242,364	4,195,764	3,321,638	993,523	1,178,296	12,527,990	7,581,192	748,044	937,899	138,064	514,315
2006	32,570,505	4,241,691	3,421,361	992,302	1,183,524	12,661,566	7,631,873	745,609	937,869	137,865	510,584
2007	32,887,928	4,290,988	3,514,031	1,002,048	1,189,366	12,764,195	7,692,736	745,407	935,071	137,721	509,039
2008	33,245,773	4,349,412	3,595,755	1,017,346	1,197,774	12,882,625	7,761,504	746,855	935,865	138,764	511,543
2009	33,628,571	4,410,679	3,679,092	1,034,782	1,208,589	12,997,687	7,843,475	749,954	938,194	139,909	516,729
2010	34,005,274	4,465,924	3,732,573	1,051,425	1,220,930	13,135,063	7,929,365	753,044	942,073	141,678	521,972
2011	34,342,780	4,499,139	3,790,191	1,066,349	1,233,728	13,263,544	8,007,656	755,530	944,469	144,038	525,037
2012	34,750,545	4,546,290	3,880,755	1,086,018	1,250,265	13,413,702	8,085,906	756,777	944,943	145,080	526,450
2013	35,152,370	4,590,081	3,997,950	1,104,825	1,265,588	13,555,754	8,151,331	755,710	943,049	145,198	527,399
2014	35,535,348	4,646,462	4,108,416	1,120,639	1,280,912	13,680,425	8,210,533	754,700	942,209	145,915	528,386
2015	35,832,513	4,694,699	4,177,527	1,131,150	1,295,422	13,789,597	8,254,912	753,944	941,545	146,791	528,815
2016	36,264,604	4,757,658	4,236,376	1,148,588	1,318,115	13,976,320	8,321,888	757,384	948,618	149,472	530,305

Sources: Statistics Canada. Table 17-10-0005-01 (formerly CANSIM 051-0001). Accessed 9 June 2018.

Appendix 5. Alberta Provincial Revenues and Expenditures, 2007-17 (billions of current dollars)

Year	Revenues	Expenditures	Surplus/Deficit
2007	35,332	33,149	2,183
2008	38,571	37,003	1,568
2009	31,661	36,375	-4,714
2010	33,964	38,712	-4,748
2011	35,589	38,994	-3,405
2012	40,263	41,149	-886
2013	38,612	38,006 (5,209)	606* (1,287)
2014	44,354	40,432 (6,599)	3,922* (2,677)
2015	49,481	48,366 (6181)	1,115* (6,118)
2016	45,015	51,097	-6,082
2017	42,938	54,859	-13,424

* Indicates borrowing from Alberta Sustainability Fund. Withdrawals from the provincial stability fund are not included as revenues.

Sources: Alberta Treasury Board and Finance, Alberta Provincial Budget 2007-17.

The Alberta Provincial Government Per Capita Health Expenditure, 2008–17. — Sources: Canadian Institute of Health Information, National Health Expenditure Data Tables.

Appendix 7. Alberta Provincial Government Health Expenditure, 2008–17 (millions of current dollars)

year	Millions of Current Dollars (2008–17)	Percentage Change
2007	12,377.80
2008	13,811.80	11.58525748
2009	14,584.90	5.597387741
2010	16,504.30	13.16018622
2011	16,950	2.700508352
2012	17,839.40	5.24719764
2013	18,508.50	3.750686682
2014	19,211.90	3.800416025
2015	20,077.10	4.503458794
2016	20,825.80	3.729124226
2017	21,711.90	4.254818542

Sources: Canadian Institute of Health information, National Health Expenditure Trends Data Tables.

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