More than 37,000 people have applied to vote in Alberta’s upcoming referendum, according to a spokesperson. This number, while showing progress, is still below the 60,000 needed to ensure smooth operations at polling stations. The referendum, which will decide on key policy changes, is expected to see a high turnout. Officials have urged more citizens to register to avoid delays. The current application rate suggests a strong interest in the vote, but organizers are concerned about capacity. With the deadline approaching, efforts are being made to encourage additional registrations. The outcome of the referendum could have significant implications for Alberta’s future policies.