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All the ways the Alberta referendum could result in an October surprise

National Post · October 15, 2026 at 8:00 a.m.

With just days to go before Albertans vote on whether to pursue independence, polls suggest residents who want to stay in Canada have a safe lead.

Support for remaining is in the high 60s, while the leave sentiment is in the low 20s.

But it could go differently.

Pollsters have been wrong before, even on separatist votes.

The National Post's Joseph Brean surveys various possibilities for how this referendum on a referendum could turn out to be an October surprise.

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