Alberta cabinet minister Rajan Sawhney will not run in next election
An Alberta government cabinet minister says she will not run again in the upcoming provincial election.
Rajan Sawhney, minister of trade, immigration and multiculturalism, made the announcement Friday night on Twitter. Sawhney was first elected in 2019 as the member of the legislature for Calgary-North East and says she will continue to serve until the end of the government’s current mandate. She says she is still a strong supporter of Premier Danielle Smith and looks forward to the United Conservative Party forming government again after May.
Last fall Sawhney, who served as transportation minister and community & social services minister in former premier Jason Kenney’s cabinet, campaigned for the leadership of the party against Smith and five other candidates.
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