The Law Society of Alberta has five districts:
To ensure representation from across the province, representatives from the Northern, Central and Southern districts are elected to serve as District Representatives. Calgary and Edmonton do not have District Representatives. Representatives from any of the Northern, Central and Southern districts must both reside and have their principal place of practice in this district. If only one candidate is nominated in the Northern, Central, or Southern districts, the candidate will be acclaimed.
All voters may vote for anywhere between one and up to 17 candidates from amongst the general pool of candidates, regardless of district. The President-Elect is considered to elected at the time of the Election. As the Central and Southern District candidates are acclaimed in 2026, they do not appear on the ballot.
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