Len Skowronski

Leonard "Len" Skowronski (born c. 1941)^[1] is the leader of the provincial Social Credit Party in Alberta, Canada. He was elected at a leadership convention held on November 3, 2007 in Red Deer to replace Lavern Ahlstrom who resigned.

Skowronski lives in Calgary, and ran as a candidate in the 2004 Alberta election as a Social Credit candidate in Calgary Varsity. He was defeated, finishing last in a field of six candidates. He contested the 2008 election in the electoral district of Calgary-Bow and again finished last in a field of six.^[2] He contested the 2009 by-election in Calgary-Glenmore, placing sixth out of seven candidates, and receiving 28 votes more than the independent candidate who placed seventh.

References

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↑ "Social Credit Leaders bio". Alberta Social Credit Party. Retrieved 2008-01-26.

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Social Credit Constituency Associations

Party political offices
Preceded by Lavern Ahlstrom	Social Credit Party of Alberta Leader 2007–present	Succeeded by Incumbent

Leaders of the Alberta Social Credit Party

Aberhart Manning Strom Schmidt Clark Sykes Hattersley Yuill Neilson Alford Thorsteinson Albers Ahlstrom Skowronski

Politics of Alberta

Lieutenant Governor	Lois Mitchell Former lieutenant governors

Premier	Rachel Notley Former Premiers List of Premiers by time in office

Legislature	Current assembly Former legislatures Executive Council (Cabinet) Speaker of the Assembly Bob Wanner Opposition Leader Brian Jean Former Opposition Leaders

Political parties	New Democrats Rachel Notley Wildrose Brian Jean Progressive Conservatives Ric McIver Liberals David Swann Alberta Party Greg Clark Alberta First Communists Naomi Rankin Green Janet Keeping Social Credit Len Skowronski Reform Randy Thorsteinson

Elections	29th general election (2015) Past elections Electoral districts Current electoral divisions

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