At Glamorgan School this morning, one voter thought the process took too long. George Miller says that he has voted in every election since he turned 18, but this time the process was not comfortable.

“I would have liked to chair. I have a bad hip, but yeah, it took quite a while,” Miller said.

George Miller outside his voting station after casting his ballots. PHOTO: ETHAN WALSH, KRYSTJAN KUCZAK, KEIRA SOLOMAN

Like some of the other voters reporters have talked to today, Miller also said that reading the questions beforehand helped so he knew what to expect before voting.

“I kind of knew what my answers were going to be … but 10 is excessive,” Miller said.

At another voting location, Tia Larson voted for the first time after living in Alberta for 45 years.

“I want Alberta to stay in Canada. That’s why.”

— Ethan Walsh, Krystjan Kuczak and Keira Soloman

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Sierra Kaliel is in her final semester of journalism at Mount Royal University. She enjoys using visual journalism to capture the unique perspectives of southern Alberta and the people who call Calgary...