Edmonton Neighbourhoods United

2025 Candidate Report Cards 

Hello friends,

We’re excited to announce that Edmonton Neighbourhoods United’s 2025 Candidate Report Cards are now available!

View the Report Cards on Our Website

These report cards reflect months of volunteer effort to help voters make sense of a complex election. They highlight where candidates stand on the issues at the heart of ENU’s mission — balanced growth, neighbourhood character, responsible planning, affordable housing, and meaningful public engagement.

Why We Did This

City Council’s decisions shape how our neighbourhoods grow, how infrastructure and amenities are prioritized, and how residents’ voices are heard.

ENU was founded by citizens from across Edmonton who believe growth should be thoughtful, transparent, and community-centred, not driven by blanket zoning or developer interests.

Our goal is to give voters clear, factual, non-partisan information before the October 20 election.

How the Scoring Worked

Each candidate was evaluated through a transparent process that considered:

• Survey responses to a detailed 30-minute questionnaire on planning, growth, and governance.
• Platform analysis of publicly available information.
• Voting records for incumbents, to reflect real-world decision-making.

Importantly, only one incumbent — Anne Stevenson — participated in the ENU survey. All incumbents were assessed using their voting records and public statements.

 Explore the Full Results and Methodology 

Independent and Non-Partisan

ENU is a volunteer-run, non-partisan organization. We do not endorse any candidates or political groups. These report cards are not endorsements. They’re a civic tool designed to inform and empower Edmontonians to make informed choices about the future of their city.

Thank you for caring about Edmonton’s neighbourhoods, and for supporting our shared vision of a city that grows wisely, listens carefully, and values its communities.

With appreciation,

The ENU Team