As the front-running UCP and NDP complete their second week of campaigning, new numbers suggest Alberta could be in for an extremely close sprint to the finish line.
The two parties have had various swings throughout the last four years, but one pollster suggests things are closer now than they've ever been.
"This is probably the most competitive election we've seen," ThinkHQ president Marc Henry said. "In this , it looks like the NDP have a lead, but take into account the margin of error and statistically they're tied."The data shows that among eligible voters, the NDP has gained 7 points from the last Abacus survey, which happened before the election started.14 per cent of respondents say they are still undecided.
"She could turn it on," Henry said. "There is still plenty of campaign left, and the debate I think is going to have a pretty significant impact."
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