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Open this photo in gallery:Albertans voted on 10 distinct questions in Monday's provincial referendum. James Maclennan/The Canadian PressAlong with broaching the prospect of separation, the Alberta referendum posed nine other questions related to immigration and constitutional issues. Voters marked “yes” to indicate support for the proposals of Premier Danielle Smith and her government, and “no” to reject them. Elections Alberta continues to tally the ballots. See below for the voting results as of midday Tuesday. Follow our live coverage of the referendum
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