Cindy Ady
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Cindy Ady is a politician from Alberta, Canada.
Cindy got involved in politics because her father in law Jack Ady was a member of the legislative assembly.
In her first election in 2001 she swept Calgary Shaw with a massive 14,000 vote plurality and over 80% of the vote. Her plurality was greatly reduced the next election, but she still won comfortably.
She has sat as a backbencher for the Progressive Conservative government for 2 terms.
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| Preceded by Jon Havelock |
MLA Calgary Shaw 2001-present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
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