May 31, 2023 – Election 2023 has been one of the most unique campaigns in Alberta history. Learn what happened, why it happened, and what’s next for the winners and losers of the May 29 election from Counsel Public Affairs’ multi-partisan political insiders. Join...
86% of Albertans are worried about their standard of living declining because of inflation and rising costs. May 24, 2023 – Counsel Public Affairs’ latest public polling release demonstrates the opinions and attitudes of Albertans regarding key issues, such as:...
Notley’s NDP Open up Lead in Calgary, UCP Maintains Strength in Rural Alberta as Campaign Enters Second Half May 16, 2023 – In the lead up to the May 29 Alberta election, Counsel Public Affairs has been actively measuring the opinions, attitudes, and voting...
Political parties spend millions of dollars on research, advertising and a leader’s tour to shape how voters view each election, and the choices offered. It’s an exercise known as “setting the ballot question.” The more success a party has in defining that question,...
March 23, 2018 – After three years of stimulative spending and strong economic growth, the Alberta government’s 2018-19 provincial budget aims to achieve a balanced budget by 2023. With an election now less than 14 months away, Premier Rachel Notley’s New...
