Conservatives elected in 8 of 10 Calgary ridings so far, CBC News projects
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It's yet to be seen if the Liberals will be able to secure a single red seat in Calgary's sea of blue, according to CBC News projections.
In what's widely seen as the closest race, incumbent Conservative Jag Sahota, who worked as a lawyer before being elected as MP two years ago, was in the lead in the riding of Calgary Skyview as of 9 p.m. MT Monday by 437 votes.
She's up against Liberal candidate George Chahal, who served as a Calgary city councillor for four years after a career in the financial sector.
Calgary's 10 seats are traditionally a Conservative stronghold. Two other ridings in the city, Calgary Centre and Calgary Confederation, were also polling closely between the Grits and Tories leading up to election day.
CBC's decision desk projected a Liberal minority government at 9:15 p.m. MT.
These are the candidates that have been elected so far in Calgary, according to CBC News projections:
Election results are not final until they have been confirmed by Elections Canada.
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