Wayne Drysdale

Wayne Drysdale
Drysdale at the 2014 Tour of Alberta

MLA for Grande Prairie Wapiti
Incumbent
Assumed office March 3, 2008
Preceded by	Gordon Graydon
Personal details
Political party	Progressive Conservative

Wayne Ronald Drysdale is a Canadian politician, who was elected in the 2008 provincial election to represent the electoral district of Grande Prairie Wapiti in the Legislative Assembly of Alberta. He is a member of the Progressive Conservatives.^[1] He was Minister of Transportation in the cabinet of Jim Prentice.

Election results

Alberta general election, 2008: Grande Prairie-Wapiti
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	Progressive Conservative	Wayne Drysdale	5,145	66.70%	11.63%
	Liberal	Augustine Ebinu	1,304	16.90%	−4.40%
	New Democratic	Manuela Campbell	829	10.75%	−1.55%
	Green	Allan Webber	436	5.65%	1.24%
Total			7,714
Rejected, Spoiled and Declined			74
Eligible electors / Turnout			29,053	26.81%
	Progressive Conservative hold		Swing		8.02%
Source: The Report on the March 3, 2008 Provincial General Election of the Twenty-seventh Legislative Assembly. Elections Alberta. July 28, 2008. pp. 430–433.

Alberta general election, 2012: Grande Prairie-Wapiti
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	Progressive Conservative	Wayne Drysdale	6,634	51.54%	-15.16%
	Wildrose	Ethane Jarvis	4,468	34.71%
	New Democratic	Paula Anderson	1,202	9.34%	-1.41%
	Liberal	Alya Nazarali	364	2.83%	-14.07%
	Independent	Anthony Barendregt	203	1.58%
Total Valid Votes			12,871
	Progressive Conservative hold		Swing		-24.93%

Alberta general election, 2015: Grande Prairie-Wapiti
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	Progressive Conservative	Wayne Drysdale	6,255	35.8%	-15.74%
	New Democratic	Mary Dahr	5,005	28.7%	19.36%
	Wildrose	Laila Goodridge	4,141	23.7%	-11.01%
	Alberta Party	Rory Tarant	2,050	11.7%
Total Valid Votes			17,451
	Progressive Conservative hold		Swing		-17.55%

Current members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta

New Democratic	Notley S. Anderson Babcock Bilous Carlier Carson Ceci Connolly Coolahan Cortes-Vargas Dach Dang Drever Eggen Feehan Fitzpatrick Ganley Goehring Gray Hinkley Hoffman Horne Jabbour Jansen Kazim Kleinsteuber Larivee Littlewood Loyola Luff Malkinson Mason McCuaig-Boyd McKitrick McLean McPherson Miller Miranda Nielsen Payne Phillips Piquette Renaud Rosendahl Sabir Schmidt Schreiner Shepherd Sigurdson Sucha Sweet Turner Wanner Westhead Woollard

Wildrose	Jean Aheer W. Anderson Barnes Cooper Cyr Fildebrandt Hanson Hunter Loewen MacIntyre Nixon Orr Panda Pitt Schneider Smith Stier Strankman Taylor van Dijken Yao

Progressive Conservative	McIver Drysdale Ellis Fraser Gill Gotfried Rodney Starke

Liberal	Swann

Alberta Party	Clark

Cabinet of Premier of Alberta Jim Prentice (2014–2015)

Naresh Bhardwaj Manmeet Bhullar Robin Campbell Jonathan Denis Gordon Dirks David Dorward Wayne Drysdale Kyle Fawcett Jeff Johnson Stephen Khan Heather Klimchuk Maureen Kubinec Stephen Mandel Everett McDonald Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Jim Prentice Don Scott Teresa Woo-Paw

Cabinet of Premier of Alberta Dave Hancock (2014)

Naresh Bhardwaj Manmeet Bhullar Robin Campbell Cal Dallas Jonathan Denis Wayne Drysdale Kyle Fawcett Rick Fraser Doug Griffiths Dave Hancock Fred Horne Doug Horner Ken Hughes Sandra Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Heather Klimchuk Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Don Scott Richard Starke Greg Weadick Teresa Woo-Paw

Cabinet of Premier of Alberta Alison Redford (2011–2014)

Evan Berger Naresh Bhardwaj Manmeet Bhullar Robin Campbell Christine Cusanelli Cal Dallas Ray Danyluk Jonathan Denis Wayne Drysdale Kyle Fawcett Rick Fraser Doug Griffiths Dave Hancock Jack Hayden Fred Horne Doug Horner Ken Hughes Sandra Jansen Jeff Johnson Donna Kennedy-Glans Stephen Khan Heather Klimchuk Ron Liepert Thomas Lukaszuk Ric McIver Diana McQueen Ted Morton Frank Oberle Jr. Verlyn Olson Dave Quest Dave Rodney Alison Redford Don Scott Richard Starke George VanderBurg Greg Weadick Teresa Woo-Paw

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