Red Deer was a territorial electoral district that was mandated to return a single member to the North-West Legislative Assembly from 1888 until 1902.

The electoral district was named for Red Deer, a community which was incorporated as a village in 1894 and Town in 1901.

[1] Red Deer's first representative was physician Robert Brett.

[2] In the 1891 election, Brett contested the Banff electoral district and Francis Wilkins was acclaimed as the member for Red Deer.

Simpson held the seat in the 1898 election, defeating George Wellington Greene and J. Speakman.