Fort Whyte Byelection 2022

Today is the day for Fort Whyte residents to cast their vote in the by-election to determine who will take the seat left open by former Premier Brian Pallister.

Voters in the suburbs of southwest Winnipeg are to go to the polls Tuesday in a traditional stronghold for the governing Progressive Conservatives. One political analyst says the opposition parties might have a chance in the upscale Fort Whyte constituency because the government is low in opinion polls and Premier Heather Stefanson has faced criticism since taking office last fall.

Patrick Allard, a staunch opponent to COVID-19 restrictions, is no stranger to controversy.

Former Blue Bomber Obby Khan is looking to bring change with the Progressive Conservative Party in the Fort Whyte by-election.

Walking and knocking on doors, former Blue Bomber running back Willard Reaves is hoping to score votes.

The former executive director of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra is taking on a new stage – a political one.

The Fort Whyte by-election is coming up on March 22 and those who live in the area have several ways that they can vote.

The Fort Whyte by-election has its share of high-profile candidates, though one face that is not as high profile is a community organizer and avid volunteer.

The Green Party of Manitoba has officially fielded a candidate for the Fort Whyte by-election.

A by-election has been called for the Manitoba riding previously held by former premier Brian Pallister.

The Manitoba NDP have Trudy Schroeder running in Fort Whyte for the upcoming by-election.

Obby Khan is representing the Progressive Conservatives in the Fort Whyte riding by-election.

The Fort Whyte by-election will feature three representatives from Manitoba political parties and one independent candidate, Patrick Allard.

The Manitoba Liberals have selected Willard Reaves as their candidate for the by-election in the Fort Whyte riding.

The provincial Conservative Party has selected Obby Kahn for the Fort Whyte by-election.

The byelection to decide who will represent the riding previously held by former Premier Brian Pallister will need to be held by March, and though it hasn't been called yet, Elections Manitoba is encouraging voters to get ready.

Former Winnipeg Blue Bomber Willard Reaves will be the Liberal candidate in the upcoming provincial by-election for the Fort Whyte riding.