Office of the Chief Electoral Officer

ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS

March 3, 2026

Certified Results are now available for the 2025 Late Fall Election (Winter 2026 Voting Period).

Please click on the image below to view the Public Notice and the results. 

 

Not sure what Métis District you live in?

Try out our new and improved District Mapping Tool via Google Maps.

 

Are you ready to vote in the next round of District Council Elections?

Voting eligibility is based on your residential address, not your mailing address. Make sure you don't miss out on updates about elections in your District by ensuring that your address, email and phone number are up to date with the Otipemisiwak Métis Government Registry Department. 

Confirm and update your information using the Contact Information Portal.

Have questions about using the portal, or updating your contact information? Reach out to the Registry Department at 780-455-2200 or send an email to [email protected]

Please note that the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer is not able to update Citizen's contact information.

 

 

ABOUT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER (OCEO)

Our office plays a vital role in upholding the democratic process by overseeing and managing all aspects of elections.

Here’s what we do:

Election Management

  • We plan and execute elections all Otipemisiwak Métis Government Elections, ensuring every eligible Métis Citizen can exercise their right to vote.

Voter Education

  • We empower citizens with knowledge about the electoral process, along with their voting rights and responsibilities.

Electoral Integrity

  • We uphold the highest standards of fairness and integrity in elections, safeguarding against fraud and ensuring the accuracy of election results.

Outreach and Engagement

  • We engage with communities across the province to promote Citizen participation, encourage community traditions, and foster a culture of democracy.

Regulatory Guidance

  • We provide guidance on electoral laws and regulations, ensuring compliance and transparency in electoral processes.

Independent Oversight

  • As an independent body, we operate impartially to uphold the principles of democracy, free from partisan and government influence.

 

 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

For more information on the Elections and Referenda Act and Campaign Finance Regulation, please visit the Election Act and Regulations page, or contact the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer. 

For more information about the Otipemisiwak Métis Government, please visit albertametis.com

Updates will be added as they become available. Stay tuned!