Elections Alberta

2020–2025 · 30 total records

7 employees (2024)$161,180 avg salary (2024)$1.3M total payroll (2024)6 years on list

Elections Alberta had 7 employees on the 2024 Alberta Compensation Disclosure, with an average salary of $161,180 and a total disclosed payroll of $1M — up 0.0% from 2024. The highest-paid employee on record was Glen Larry Resler (Chief Electoral Officer, 2023), earning $332,574.

Highest paid all-time

Glen Larry Resler

Chief Electoral Officer

$332,574

2023

Glen Larry Resler

Chief Electoral Officer

$321,791

2021

Glen Larry Resler

Chief Electoral Officer

$316,616

2022

Gordon McClure

Chief Electoral Officer

$306,118

2025

Glen Larry Resler

Former Chief Electoral Officer

$297,619

2024

Glen Larry Resler

Chief Electoral Officer

$279,463

2020

Steve Kaye

Deputy Commissioner, Financial Compliance and Enforcement

$206,426

2025

Pamela Renwick

Deputy Chief Electoral Officer

$193,414

2023

LaRae Leigh Petrowsky

Director, Election Operations

$192,686

2024

Steve Matthew Kaye

Deputy Commissioner, Financial Compliance and Enforcement

$184,753

2024

Headcount & Salary Trends

Disclosed employees · bars = headcount, lines = salary

Year-by-Year Breakdown

2025+0.0% headcount

Employees

7

Avg Salary

$159,757

Median

$145,338

Total Payroll

$1.4M

2024+133.3% headcount

Employees

7

Avg Salary

$161,180

Median

$138,382

Total Payroll

$1.3M

2023-25.0% headcount

Employees

3

Avg Salary

$185,095

Median

$164,003

Total Payroll

$678K

2022-20.0% headcount

Employees

4

Avg Salary

$169,670

Median

$146,971

Total Payroll

$812K

2021+25.0% headcount

Employees

5

Avg Salary

$159,226

Median

$120,370

Total Payroll

$915K

2020

Employees

4

Avg Salary

$154,468

Median

$131,349

Total Payroll

$728K

Data sourced from the Alberta Public Sector Compensation Disclosure. This site is independent and not affiliated with the Government of Alberta. Always verify against the official source.