Alberta’s chief electoral officer has advised that the province’s next general election be conducted using the existing electoral map. He also offered the alternative of postponing the vote altogether. The recommendation comes amid public accusations that the current boundaries were drawn to favor particular parties. Critics argue that the map reflects gerrymandering, while supporters claim it adheres to legal standards. The officer said keeping the present districts would avoid immediate controversy, whereas a delay would provide time for a comprehensive review. No final decision has been announced, and the issue remains under discussion.