Global News projects that Ric McIver will win Calgary-Hays for the United Conservative Party (UCP).
Below is a full list of the incumbent and candidates in the riding of Calgary-Hays, an area in the southeast part of the city.
Quick take
Incumbent Ric McIver, of the United Conservative Party, is hoping to claim another term in the riding of Calgary-Hays, after hanging on to the seat in the 2015 election.
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Candidates
NDP: Tory Tomblin
United Conservative Party: Ric McIver (Incumbent)
Alberta Party: Christopher Nowell
Liberal Party: Frances Woytkiw
Freedom Conservative Party: Lexi Karns
Independent: Kenneth Morrice
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History
McIver was a member of the Progressive Conservatives during the 2015 election.
The riding, which was established in a 2004 boundary redistribution, had previously elected Progressive Conservative MLAs.
Calgary-Hays includes the deep south communities of McKenzie, McKenzie Towne, New Brighton and Douglasdale.
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