The Legislative Assembly of Alberta meets in the provincial capital, Edmonton. The members of the 26th Alberta Legislature were elected in the 26th Alberta general election held on November 22, 2004.

Members of the 26th Legislature

• Tony Abbott, Progressive Conservative - Drayton Valley-Calmar
• Cindy Ady, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Shaw
• Bharat Agnihotri, Liberal - Edmonton-Ellerslie
• Moe Amery, Progressive Conservative - Calgary-East
• Daniel Backs, Liberal - Edmonton-Manning
• Laurie Blakeman, Liberal - Edmonton-Centre
• Bill Bonko, Liberal - Edmonton-Decore
• Guy Boutilier, Progressive Conservative - Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo
• Neil Brown, Progressive Conservative - Calgary-Nose Hill
• Pearl Calahasen, Progressive Conservative - Lesser Slave Lake
• Wayne Cao, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Fort
• Mike Cardinal, Progressive Conservative - Athabasca-Wabasca
• Harvey Cenaiko, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Buffalo
• Harry Chase, Liberal - Calgary-Varsity
• David Coutts, Progressive Conservative - Livingstone-Macleod
• Ray Danyluk, Progressive Conservative - Lac La Biche-St. Paul
• Alana DeLong, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Bow
• Victor Doerksen, Progressive Conservative - Red Deer South
• Denis Ducharme, Progressive Conservative - Bonnyville-Cold Lake
• Clint Dunford, Progressive Conservative - Lethbridge West
• David Eggen, New Democratic Party - Edmonton-Calder
• Mo Elsalhy, Liberal - Edmonton-McClung
• Iris Evans, Progressive Conservative - Sherwood Park
• Jack Flaherty, Liberal - St Albert
• Heather Forsyth, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Fish Creek
• Yvonne Fritz, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Cross
• Hector Goudreau, Progressive Conservative - Dunvegan
• Gordon Graydon, Progressive Conservative - Grande Prairie-Wapiti
• Doug Griffiths, Progressive Conservative - Battle River-Wainwright
• George Groeneveld, Progressive Conservative - Highwood
• Carol Haley, Progressive Conservative - Airdrie-Chestermere
• David Hancock, Progressive Conservative - Edmonton Whitemud
• Denis Herard, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Egmont
• Paul Hinman, Alberta Alliance - Cardston-Taber-Warner
• Doug Horner, Progressive Conservative - Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert
• Mary-Anne Jablonski, Progressive Conservative - Red Deer North
• LeRoy Johnson, Progressive Conservative - Wetaskiwin-Camrose
• Arthur Johnston, Progressive Conservative - Calgary-Hays
• Ralph Klein, Progressive Conservative (LEADER) - Calgary Elbow
• Mel Knight, Progressive Conservative - Grande Prairie Smoky
• Kenneth Kowalski, Progressive Conservative - Barrhead Morinville Westlock
• Ronald Liepert, Progressive Conservative - Calgary West
• Frederick Lindsay, Progressive Conservative - Stony Plain
• Rob Lougheed, Progressive Conservative - Strathcona
• Thomas Lukaszuk¹, Progressive Conservative - Edmonton Castle Downs
• Ty Lund, Progressive Conservative - Rocky Mountain House
• Hugh MacDonald, Liberal - Edmonton Gold Bar
• Richard Magnus, Progressive Conservative - Calgary North Hill
• Gary Mar, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Mackay
• Ray Martin, New Democratic Party - Edmonton Beverly Clareview
• Richard Marz, Progressive Conservative - Olds Didsbury Three Hills
• Brian Mason, New Democratic Party (LEADER) - Edmonton Highlands Norwood
• Weslyn Mather, Liberal - Edmonton Mill Woods
• Shirley McClellan, Progressive Conservative - Drumheller-Stettler
• Barry McFarland, Progressive Conservative - Little Bow
• Greg Melchin, Progressive Conservative - Calgary North West
• Bruce Miller, Liberal - Edmonton-Glenora
• Richard Miller, Liberal - Edmonton-Rutherford
• Leonard Mitzel, Progressive Conservative - Cypress-Medicine Hat
• Ted Morton, Progressive Conservative - Foothills-Rocky View
• Lyle Oberg, Progressive Conservative - Strathmore-Brooks
• Frank Oberle, Progressive Conservative - Peace River
• Luke Ouellette, Progressive Conservative - Innisfail-Sylvan Lake
• Raj Pannu, New Democratic Party - Edmonton Strathcona
• Bridget Pastoor, Liberal - Lethbridge-East
• Hung Pham, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Montrose
• Raymond Prins, Progressive Conservative - Lacombe-Ponoka
• Rob Renner, Progressive Conservative - Medicine Hat
• Dave Rodney, Progressive Conservative - Calgary-Lougheed
• George Rogers, Progressive Conservative - Leduc-Beaumont-Devon
• Shiraz Shariff, Progressive Conservative - Calgary McCall
• Edward Stelmach, Progressive Conservative - Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville
• Lloyd Snelgrove, Progressive Conservative - Vermilion-Lloydminster
• Ron Stevens, Progressive Conservative - Calgary Glenmore
• Ivan Strang, Progressive Conservative - West Yellowhead
• David Swann, Liberal - Calgary Mountain View
• Kevin Taft, Liberal (LEADER) - Edmonton Riverview
• Janis Tarchuk, Progressive Conservative - Banff-Cochrane
• Dave Taylor, Liberal - Calgary-Currie
• Maurice Tougas, Liberal - Edmonton-Meadowlark
• George VanderBurg, Progressive Conservative - Whitecourt-Ste. Anne
• Len Webber, Progressive Conservative - Calgary-Foothills
• Gene Zwozdesky, Progressive Conservative - Edmonton-Mill Creek

Party standings after the 26th General Election

• Alberta Progressive Conservatives: 62 seats
• Alberta Liberal Party¹: 16 seats
• Alberta New Democratic Party: 4 seats
• Alberta Alliance: 1 seat²

¹ - The Alberta Court of Appeal declared Thomas Lukaszuk the victor more than two months after the election. The election-night vote count had given Chris Kibermanis of the Liberals a three-vote win, but the judicial recount gave Lukaszuk a three-vote margin of victory.

² - A party requires four seats to be entitled to official party status in the legislature. This means the single member from the Alberta Alliance officially sits as an independent, although the Legislature website acknowledges him as being a member of the Alliance.