Alberta government staffers told to take day off to campaign in advance of leadership vote

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In advance of a leadership vote for Premier Jason Kenney, Alberta government political staffers received emails this week compelling them to take Friday off work and volunteer to call supporters.

The deadline for party members to register to vote in the April 9 leadership review in Red Deer is midnight on Saturday.

The premier has lagged in most public opinion polls and faces criticism for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. He and his team are tasked with persuading enough party members to go to Red Deer in person and vote for him to remain at the party’s helm.

Earlier this week,

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