Saskatchewan Election 2024

UPDATE 10:15 p.m. 

All five local Saskatchewan Party MLAs are celebrating their re-election tonight.

Everett Hindley in Swift Current, Doug Steele in Cypress Hills, David Marit in Wood River, Blaine McLeod in Lumsden-Morse and Jim Reiter in Rosetown-Delisle have all received a vote of confident from their constituents. 

Elections Saskatchewan held media briefings during voting to ensure outlets had information on the security and integrity of the provincial election, correct details on obtaining accurate information, and a chance to ask Chief Electoral Officer Dr. Michael Boda any questions. 

Today, Monday the 28th, is the last day of voting. Polling stations will be open from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. The First Preliminary Count starts immediately at 8. 

Saskatchewan goes to the polls today in the province's 30th general election.

Three candidates are vying for the job as Member of the Legislative Assembly for Cypress Hills.

They include incumbent Saskatchewan Party MLA Doug Steele, Clare McNab from the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party and Buffalo Party candidate Doug Wilson.

It is Election Day in Saskatchewan.  

After weeks of the official campaign and months of unofficial campaigning, the voters will have their final say in who will form Saskatchewan's next government.  

It's provincial election day in Saskatchewan, with four candidates running to be Swift Current's Member of the Legislative Assembly. 

Saskatchewan's provincial election is on Monday. The Saskatchewan Party, in government for the last 17 years, is hoping for a return to power, while the NDP is fighting to move out of the Opposition benches.

Here are some memorable quotes from politicians during the four-week campaign:

Saskatchewan's general election is on Monday. Here's a look at the provincial governments over the last five decades:

New Democrats, 1971-78

The NDP and leader Allan Blakeney, a former cabinet minister under Tommy Douglas, defeated Ross Thatcher's Liberals in 1971. Blakeney and the NDP were re-elected in 1975 and 1978.

Progressive Conservatives, 1982-86

With Saskatchewan’s provincial election approaching on Monday, we reached out to the leaders of the leaders of each of the parties in the running and asked them to expand more on their platforms. We heard back from three of the six parties before our deadline of noon Thursday. NDP leader Carla Beck, Sask United Party leader Jon Hromek, and Buffalo Party leader Phil Zajac all spoke with us to talk about how they believe their platforms will create a better future for Saskatchewan residents.

Jon Hromek, Saskatchewan United Party

The longtime MLA for Rosetown-Delisle touts his experience in cabinet as he seeks reelection on Monday.

Jim Reiter has been an MLA since 2007 and in cabinet since 2009.

"I've been fortunate," Reiter said. "I've been part of this government since 2007. I've been in cabinet since 2009, so you know I've had the opportunity to say my piece in most decisions that the government has made.

Chauntel Baudu grew up in rural Saskatchewan and has taught in rural Saskatchewan.

Now the NDP candidate for Lumsden-Morse is trying to break through a Saskatchewan Party hold on rural Saskatchewan ridings ahead of Monday's provincial election.