Canadian federal election results in Nova Scotia

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Canadian federal elections have provided the following results in Nova Scotia.

Regional profile

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Nova Scotia has historically been a conservative region, with former prime ministers Charles Tupper and Robert Borden (native sons who governed as leaders of the historical Conservative Party), and Brian Mulroney (who governed as leader of the successor Progressive Conservative, or PC, Party) along with PC Opposition leader Robert Stanfield (who was previously the province's premier) holding seats in the province for extended periods of time. However, unlike rural ridings in the prairies, most Nova Scotia voters hold Red Tory views rather than socially conservative ones, as reflected in Nova Scotia being one of the few areas in the country where the PCs remained competitive between their 1993 collapse and their 2003 merger with the Canadian Alliance into the present-day Conservative Party of Canada. The Liberals swept Nova Scotia in their 1993 landslide, but lost all eleven seats in 1997—six to the New Democratic Party (NDP) and five to the PCs. Under former leader Alexa McDonough, the NDP made major gains there in 1997, picking up seats in the Halifax and Cape Breton areas. The Liberals, wiped out in 1997, made a resurged in 2000.

Today, the Liberals are at their strongest in Cape Breton and the Halifax area, the NDP are at their strongest in the Halifax area, and the Conservatives are at their strongest in rural mainland Nova Scotia. In 2015, the Liberals swept Nova Scotia in convincing fashion, winning an outright majority of the votes cast in all but one riding; that year, they won every seat in Atlantic Canada. In 2019, the Liberals maintained their dominance in the province, winning 10 out of 11 ridings, with one riding, West Nova, going Conservative. In 2021, the Liberal vote share was stable but they lost two additional seats, Cumberland—Colchester and minister Bernadette Jordan's South Shore—St. Margarets, to the Conservatives.

Votes by party throughout time

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Detailed results

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2021

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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative NDP Green PPC Other
Cape Breton—Canso Mike Kelloway
18,288
46.46%
Fiona MacLeod
13,805
35.07%
Jana Reddick
5,618
14.27%
Brad Grandy
1,649
4.19%
Mike Kelloway
Central Nova Sean Fraser
18,682
46.16%
Steven Cotter
13,060
32.27%
Betsy MacDonald
6,225
15.38%
Katerina Nikas
494
1.22%
Al Muir
1,445
3.57%
Chris Frazer (Comm.)
138 0.34%
Sean Fraser
Harvey Henderson (Ind.)
365 0.90%
Ryan Smyth (Rhino.)
65 0.16%
Cumberland—Colchester Lenore Zann
13,822
34.20%
Stephen Ellis
18,601
46.02%
Daniel Osborne
4,984
12.33%
Jillian Foster
1,045
2.59%
Bill Archer
1,687
4.17%
Jody O'Blenis (Ind.)
278
0.69%
Lenore Zann
Dartmouth—Cole Harbour Darren Fisher
24,209
53.06%
Kevin Payne
15,267
33.46%
Rana Zaman
1,371
3.00%
Michelle Lindsay
4,781
10.48%
Darren Fisher
Halifax Andy Fillmore
21,905
42.74%
Cameron Ells
6,601
12.88%
Lisa Roberts
20,347
39.70%
Jo-Ann Roberts
1,128
2.20%
B. Alexander Hébert
1,069
2.09%
Katie Campbell (Comm.)
198
0.39%
Andy Fillmore
Halifax West Lena Metlege Diab
24,744
48.49%
Eleanor Humphries
11,243
22.03%
Jonathan Keith Roberts
12,331
24.16%
Richard Zurawski
1,181
2.31%
Julie Scott
1,447
2.84%
Kevin Schulthies (CHP)
85
0.17%
Geoff Regan
Kings—Hants Kody Blois
20,192
44.92%
Mark Parent
13,234
29.44%
Stephen Schneider
8,645
19.23%
Sheila G. Richardson
940
2.09%
Steven Ford
1,945
4.33%
Kody Blois
Sackville—Preston—Chezzetcook Darrell Samson
18,838
41.31%
Angela Conrad
12,047
26.42%
Jenna Chisholm
12,012
26.34%
Anthony Edmonds
933
2.05%
Earl Gosse
1,776
3.89%
Darrell Samson
South Shore—St. Margarets Bernadette Jordan
18,575
37.15%
Rick Perkins
20,454
40.90%
Olivia Dorey
9,541
19.08%
Thomas Trappenberg
1,434
2.87%
Bernadette Jordan
Sydney—Victoria Jaime Battiste
14,250
39.24%
Eddie Orrell
13,166
36.26%
Jeff Ward
7,217
19.87%
Mark Embrett
376
1.04%
Ronald Angus Barron
1,176
3.24%
Nikki Boisvert (M-L)
127
0.35%
Jaime Battiste
West Nova Alxys Chamberlain
13,732
31.30%
Chris d'Entremont
22,104
50.38%
Cheryl Burbidge
5,645
12.87%
Scott Spidle
2,390
5.45%
Chris d'Entremont

2019

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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative NDP Liberal Green Other
Cape Breton—Canso Alfie MacLeod
14,478
34.6%
Laurie Suitor
6,258
15%
Mike Kelloway
16,097
38.5%
Clive Doucet
3,246
7.8%
Billy Joyce
(Peoples Party.)
968
2.3%
Rodger Cuzner
Central Nova George Canyon
13,201
29.6%
Betsy MacDonald
5,896
13.2%
Sean Fraser
20,718
46.5%
Barry Randle
3,478
7.8%
Al Muir
(Peoples party.)
938
2.1%
Sean Fraser
Cumberland—Colchester Scott Armstrong
16,219
35.7%
Larry Duchesne
5,451
12%
Lenore Zann
16,672
36.7%
Jason Blanch
6,015
13.2%
William Archer
(People's Party.)
608
1.3%
Bill Casey
Dartmouth—Cole Harbour Jason Cole
8,480
16.1%
Emma Norton
14,220
27.0%
Darren Fisher
23,751
45.2%
Lil MacPherson
5,197
9.9%
Michelle Lindsay
(Peoples party.)
937
1.8%
Darren Fisher
Halifax Bruce Holland
5,214
9.7%
Christine Saulnier
16,594
31.0%
Andy Fillmore
23,088
43.2%
Jo-Ann Roberts
7,762
14.5%
Duncan McGenn
(People's Party.)
605
1.1%
Andy Fillmore
Halifax West Fred Shuman
10,488
19.3%
Jacob Wilson
10,429
19.2%
Geoff Regan
26,884
49.5%
Richard Zurawski
1,971
12.1%
Geoff Regan
Kings—Hants Martha MacQuarrie
11,905
24.8%
Stephen Schneider
8,243
17.2%
Kody Blois
20,807
43.3%
Brogan Anderson
6,029
12.6%
Matthew Southall
(Peoples party.)
786
1.6%
Scott Brison
Sackville—Preston—Chezzetcook Kevin Copley
11,224
22.6%
Matt Stickland
11,857
23.9%
Darrell Samson
19,920
40.2%
Anthony Edmonds
5,743
11.6%
Sybil Hogg
(Peoples party.)
819
1.7%
Darrell Samson
South Shore—St. Margarets Rick Perkins
14,744
28.1%
Jessika Hepburn
8,361
15.9%
Bernadette Jordan
21,887
41.7%
Thomas Trappenburg
6,070
11.6%
Robert Monk
(People's Party.)
665
1.3%
Bernadette Jordan
Sydney—Victoria Eddie Orrell
11,228
27.7%
Jodi McDavid
8,150
20.1%
Jaime Battiste
12,536
30.9%
Lois Foster
2,249
5.5%
Archie MacKinnon (Indpt.)
5,679
14.0%
Mark Eyking
Kenzie MacNeil (Indpt.)
480
1.2%
West Nova Chris d'Entremont
18,390
39.3%
Matthew Dubois
5,020
10.7%
Jason Deveau
17,034
36.4%
Judy N. Green
5,949
12.7%
Gloria Jane Cook
(Indpt.)
453
1.0%
Colin Fraser

2015

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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative NDP Liberal Green Other
Cape Breton—Canso Adam Daniel Rodgers
6,246
14.45%
Michelle Smith
3,547
8.20%
Rodger Cuzner
32,163
74.39%
Maria Goretti Coady
1,281
2.96%
Rodger Cuzner
Central Nova Fred DeLorey
11,418
25.80%
Ross Landry
4,532
10.24%
Sean Fraser
25,909
58.53%
David Hachey
1,834
4.14%
Alexander J. MacKenzie (Ind.)
570
1.29%
Peter MacKay
Cumberland—Colchester Scott Armstrong
12,257
26.45%
Wendy Robinson
2,647
5.71%
Bill Casey
29,527
63.73%
Jason Matthew Blanch
1,650
3.56%
Kenneth Jackson (Ind.)
181 0.39%
Scott Armstrong
Cumberland—Colchester—
Musquodoboit Valley
Richard Trueman Plett (Ind.)
70 0.15%
Dartmouth—Cole Harbour Jason Cole
7,331
14.03%
Robert Chisholm
12,757
24.41%
Darren Fisher
30,407
58.17%
Brynn Nheiley
1,775
3.40%
Robert Chisholm
Halifax Irvine Carvery
4,564
8.61%
Megan Leslie
19,162
36.13%
Andy Fillmore
27,431
51.73%
Thomas Trappenberg
1,745
3.29%
Allan Bezanson (M-L)
130
0.25%
Megan Leslie
Halifax West Michael McGinnis
7,837
15.65%
Joanne Hussey
5,894
11.77%
Geoff Regan
34,377
68.65%
Richard Henryk Zurawski
1,971
3.94%
Geoff Regan
Kings—Hants David Morse
8,677
18.59%
Hugh Curry
2,998
6.42%
Scott Brison
33,026
70.74%
Will Cooper
1,569
3.36%
Megan Brown-Hodges (Rhino.)
184 0.39%
Scott Brison
Edd Twohig (Ind.)
132 0.28%
Clifford James Williams (Ind.)
100 0.21%
Sackville—Preston—Chezzetcook Robert Thomas Strickland
7,186
14.88%
Peter Stoffer
16,613
34.39%
Darrell Samson
23,161
47.95%
Mike Montgomery
1,341
2.78%
Peter Stoffer
Sackville—Eastern Shore
South Shore—St. Margarets Richard Clark
11,905
22.56%
Alex Godbold
8,883
16.83%
Bernadette Jordan
30,045
56.93%
Richard Biggar
1,534
2.91%
Ryan Barry (Comm.)
151 0.29%
Gerald Keddy
South Shore—St. Margaret's
Trevor Bruhm (Ind.)
257 0.49%
Sydney—Victoria John Douglas Chiasson
4,360
10.64%
Monika Dutt
5,351
13.06%
Mark Eyking
29,995
73.20%
Adrianna MacKinnon
1,026
2.50%
Wayne James Hiscock (Libert.)
242
0.59%
Mark Eyking
West Nova Arnold LeBlanc
11,916
26.09%
Greg Foster
3,084
6.75%
Colin Fraser
28,775
62.99%
Clark Walton
1,904
4.17%
Greg Kerr

2011

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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative Liberal NDP Green Other
Cape Breton—Canso Derrick Clarence Kennedy
10,873
30.65%
Rodger Cuzner
16,478
46.45%
Marney Jeanne Simmons
6,984
19.69%
Glen Carabin
1,141
3.22%
Rodger Cuzner
Central Nova Peter G. McKay
21,593
56.79%
John R. Hamilton
5,614
14.76%
David K. Parker
9,412
24.75%
Matthew Chisholm
1,406
3.70%
Peter MacKay
Cumberland—Colchester—Musquodoboit Valley Scott Armstrong
21,041
52.46%
Jim Burrows
7,264
18.11%
Wendy Robinson
9,322
23.24%
Jason Blanch
2,109
5.26%
Jim Hnatiuk (CHP)
375
0.93%
Scott Armstrong
Dartmouth—Cole Harbour Wanda Webber
10,702
24.76%
Mike Savage
15,181
35.12%
Robert Chisholm
15,678
36.27%
Paul Shreenan
1,662
3.85%
Michael Savage
Halifax George Nikolaou
8,276
18.00%
Stan Kutcher
11,793
25.64%
Megan Leslie
23,746
51.63%
Michael Dewar
2,020
4.39%
Tony Seed (M-L)
152
0.33%
Megan Leslie
Halifax West Bruce Robert Pretty
13,782
30.50%
Geoff Regan
16,230
35.92%
Gregor Ash
13,239
29.30%
Thomas Trappenberg
1,931
4.27%
Geoff Regan
Kings—Hants David Morse
14,714
36.63%
Scott Brison
15,887
39.56%
Mark Rogers
8,043
20.03%
Sheila Richardson
1,520
3.78%
Scott Brison
Sackville—Eastern Shore Adam Mimnagh
12,662
30.45%
Scott Hemming
4,673
11.24%
Peter Stoffer
22,483
54.07%
John Percy
1,762
4.24%
Peter Stoffer
South Shore—St. Margaret's Gerald Keddy
17,948
43.15%
Derek Wells
7,037
16.92%
Gordon Earle
15,033
36.14%
Kris MacLellan
1,579
3.80%
Gerald Keddy
Sydney—Victoria Cecil Clarke
14,023
37.85%
Mark Eyking
14,788
39.91%
Kathy MacLeod
7,049
19.03%
Chris Milburn
1,191
3.21%
Mark Eyking
West Nova Greg Kerr
20,204
47.04%
Robert Thibault
15,632
36.39%
George Barron
5,631
13.11%
Ross Johnson
1,487
3.46%
Greg Kerr

2008

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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Conservative Liberal NDP Green Other
Cape Breton—
Canso
Allan Richard Murphy
8,524
23.50%
Rodger Cuzner
17,447
48.10%
Mark MacNeill
7,660
21.12%
Dwayne MacEachern
2,641
7.28%
Rodger Cuzner
Central Nova Peter Gordon MacKay
18,240
46.60%
Mary Louise Lorefice
7,659
19.57%
Elizabeth May
12,620
32.24%
Paul Kemp (CAP)
196 0.50%
Peter MacKay
Michael Harris MacKay (CHP)
427 1.09%
Cumberland—
Colchester—
Musquodoboit Valley
Joel E. Bernard
3,493
8.83%
Tracy Parsons
3,344
8.45%
Karen Olsson
4,874
12.32%
Bill Casey (Ind.)
27,303 69.01%
Bill Casey
Rick Simpson (Ind.)
550 1.39%
Dartmouth—
Cole Harbour
Wanda Webber
9,109
22.46%
Michael John Savage
16,016
39.49%
Brad Pye
12,793
31.55%
Paul Shreenan
2,417
5.96%
George Campbell (CHP)
219
0.54%
Michael Savage
Halifax Ted Larsen
9,295
20.61%
Catherine Meade
12,458
27.62%
Megan Leslie
19,252
42.69%
Darryl Whetter
3,931
8.72%
Tony Seed (M-L)
162
0.36%
Alexa McDonough
Halifax West Rakesh Khosla
8,708
21.13%
Geoff Regan
17,129
41.56%
Tamara Lorincz
12,201
29.60%
Michael Munday
2,920
7.08%
Trevor Ennis (CHP)
257
0.62%
Geoff Regan
Kings—Hants Rosemary Segado
9,846
26.15%
Scott Brison
16,641
44.19%
Carol E. Harris
8,291
22.02%
Brendan MacNeill
2,353
6.25%
Jim Hnatiuk (CHP)
528
1.40%
Scott Brison
Sackville—
Eastern
Shore
David Montgomery
8,198
20.74%
Carolyn Scott
5,018
12.69%
Peter Stoffer
24,279
61.42%
Noreen Hartlen
2,034
5.15%
Peter Stoffer
South
Shore—St.
Margaret's
Gerald Keddy
14,388
35.99%
Bill Smith
9,536
23.85%
Gordon S. Earle
13,456
33.65%
Michael Oddy
2,090
5.23%
Joe Larkin (CHP)
513
1.28%
Gerald Keddy
Sydney—
Victoria
Kristen Rudderham
7,223
20.62%
Mark Eyking
17,303
49.40%
Wayne McKay
8,559
24.44%
Collin Harker
1,941
5.54%
Mark Eyking
West Nova Greg Kerr
16,779
39.94%
Robert Thibault
15,185
36.15%
George Barron
7,097
16.89%
Ronald Mills
2,106
5.01%
Cindy M. Nesbitt (Ind.)
844
2.01%
Robert Thibault

2006

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All incumbent MPs in Nova Scotia were re-elected. There were six Liberal, three Conservatives and two NDP MPs in the province.

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative NDP Green Other
Cape Breton—Canso Rodger Cuzner
21,424
53.19%
Kenzie MacNeil
9,740
24.18%
Hector Morrison
8,111
20.14%
Rob Hines
1,006
2.5%
Rodger Cuzner
Central Nova Dan Walsh
10,349
24.56%
Peter G. MacKay
17,134
40.66%
Alexis MacDonald
13,861
32.89%
David Orton
671
1.59%
Allan H. Bezanson (M-L)
124
0.29%
Peter MacKay
Cumberland—Colchester—
Musquodoboit Valley
Gary Richard
10,299
23.89%
Bill Casey
22,439
52.04%
Margaret Sagar
8,944
20.74%
N. Bruce Farrell
910
2.11%
Rick Simpson (Ind.)
524
1.22%
Bill Casey
Dartmouth—Cole Harbour Michael Savage
19,027
42.32%
Robert A. Campbell
10,259
22.82%
Peter Mancini
14,612
32.50%
Elizabeth Perry
1,005
2.24%
Charles Spurr (M-L)
56
0.12%
Michael Savage
Halifax Martin MacKinnon
15,437
30.90%
Andrew House
8,993
18.00%
Alexa McDonough
23,420
46.88%
Nick Wright
1,948
3.90%
Tony Seed (M-L)
164
0.33%
Alexa McDonough
Halifax West Geoff Regan
21,818
49.36%
Rakesh Khosla
10,184
23.04%
Alan Hill
10,798
24.43%
Thomas Trappenberg
1,406
3.18%
Geoff Regan
Kings—Hants Scott Brison
19,491
45.56%
Bob Mullan
13,772
32.19%
Mary DeWolfe
8,138
19.02%
Sheila Richardson
947
2.21%
Chummy Anthony (Mar.)
436
1.02%
Scott Brison
Sackville—Eastern Shore Bill Fleming
9,921
22.99%
Paul Francis
9,450
21.90%
Peter Stoffer
22,848
52.95%
Richard MacDonald
933
2.16%
Peter Stoffer
South Shore—St. Margaret's Darian Malcom Huskilson
11,629
28.36%
Gerald Gordon Keddy
15,108
36.85%
Gordon S. Earle
11,689
28.51%
Katie Morris Boudreau
1,198
2.92%
James Hnatiuk (CHP)
1,376
3.36%
Gerald Keddy
Sydney—Victoria Mark Eyking
20,277
49.88%
Howie MacDonald
7,455
18.34%
John Hugh Edwards
11,587
28.50%
Chris Milburn
1,336
3.29%
Mark Eyking
West Nova Robert Thibault
17,734
39.24%
Greg Kerr
17,222
38.11%
Arthur Bull
8,512
18.84%
Matthew Granger
1,040
2.30%
Ken Griffiths (Ind.)
682
1.51%
Robert Thibault

2004

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With Toronto's Jack Layton replacing Alexa McDonough as leader, the NDP saw its hold on the Halifax Region slip somewhat, losing Dartmouth. The Liberals, after having gained MP Scott Brison from the Progressive Conservatives in 2003, held Kings-Hants. A hoped-for breakthrough for the Conservatives remained elusive.

Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Conservative NDP Green Other
Cape Breton—Canso Rodger Cuzner
20,139
53.26%
Kenzie MacNeil
7,654
20.24%
Shirley Hartery
9,197
24.32%
Seumas Gibson
820
2.17%
Rodger Cuzner
Central Nova Susan L. Green
9,986
26.39%
Peter G. MacKay
16,376
43.27%
Alexis MacDonald
10,470
27.66%
Rebecca Mosher
1,015
2.68%
Peter MacKay
Dartmouth—Cole Harbour Michael John Savage
17,425
42.07%
Mike MacDonald
8,739
21.10%
Susan MacAlpine-Gillis
13,463
32.50%
Michael Marshall
1,311
3.16%
Tracy Parsons (PC)
415 1.00%
Wendy Lill
Charles Spurr (M-L)
70 0.17%
Halifax Sheila Fougere
17,267
39.11%
Kevin Leslie Keefe
6,457
14.63%
Alexa McDonough
18,341
41.55%
Michael Oddy
2,081
4.71%
Alexa McDonough
Halifax West Geoff Regan
19,083
47.50%
Ken MacPhee
8,413
20.94%
Bill Carr
11,228
27.95%
Martin Willison
1,452
3.61%
Geoff Regan
Kings—Hants Scott Brison
17,555
46.61%
Bob Mullan
11,344
30.12%
Skip Hambling
6,663
17.69%
Kevin Stacey
1,364
3.62%
Richard Hennigar (Ind.)
242 0.64%
Scott Brison[a]
Jim Hnatiuk (CHP)
493 1.31%
North Nova Dianne Brushett
10,591
26.49%
Bill Casey
20,188
50.49%
Margaret E. Sagar
7,560
18.91%
Sheila G. Richardson
1,245
3.11%
Jack Moors (PC)
399
1.00%
Bill Casey
Sackville—Eastern Shore Dale Stevens
11,222
28.66%
Steve Streatch
8,363
21.35%
Peter Stoffer
17,925
45.77%
David Fullerton
1,007
2.57%
Greg Moors (PC)
645
1.65%
Peter Stoffer
South Shore—St. Margaret's John Chandler
12,658
32.08%
Gerald Keddy
14,954
37.90%
Gordon Earle
10,140
25.70%
Katie Morris Boudreau
1,700
4.31%
Gerald Keddy
Sydney—Victoria Mark Eyking
19,372
52.13%
Howie MacDonald
5,897
15.87%
John Hugh Edwards
10,298
27.71%
Chris Milburn
855
2.30%
B. Chris Gallant (Ind.)
264 0.71%
Mark Eyking
Cathy Thériault (Mar.)
474 1.28%
West Nova Robert Thibault
18,343
42.64%
Jon Charles Carey
14,209
33.03%
Edmund Arthur Bull
9,086
21.12%
Matthew Granger
1,385
3.22%
Robert Thibault

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2000

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Electoral district Candidates Incumbent
Liberal Canadian Alliance NDP PC Other
Bras d'Or—Cape Breton Rodger Cuzner
20,815
54.85%
John M. Currie
1,483
3.91%
Michelle Dockrill
7,537
19.86%
Alfie MacLeod
8,114
21.38%
Michelle Dockrill
Cumberland—Colchester Dianne Brushett
10,271
26.61%
Bryden Ryan
4,981
12.91%
James Arthur Harpell
4,629
11.99%
Bill Casey
18,716
48.49%
Bill Casey
Dartmouth Bernie Boudreau
12,408
33.14%
Jordi Morgan
3,282
8.76%
Wendy Lill
13,585
36.28%
Tom McInnis
8,085
21.59%
Charles Spurr (M-L)
86
0.23%
Wendy Lill
Halifax Kevin Little
13,539
32.99%
Amery Boyer
2,348
5.72%
Alexa McDonough
16,563
40.36%
Paul Fitzgibbons
7,255
17.68%
Kevin Dumont Corkill (M-L)
113 0.28%
Michael G. Oddy (Green)
590 1.44%
Mike Patriquen (Mar.)
627 1.53%
Alexa McDonough
Halifax West Geoff Regan
18,327
39.21%
Hilda Stevens
4,531
9.70%
Gordon Earle
14,016
29.99%
Charles Cirtwill
9,701
20.76%
Tony Seed (M-L)
160
0.34%
Gordon Earle
Kings—Hants Claude O'Hara
13,213
30.23%
Gerry Fulton
4,618
10.56%
Kaye Johnson
7,244
16.57%
Scott Brison
17,612
40.29%
Richard Hennigar (NLP)
133 0.30%
Jim King (Mar.)
669 1.53%
Graham Jake MacDonald (Comm.)
85 0.19%
Kenneth MacEachern (Ind.)
140 0.32%
Joe Clark[b]
Pictou—Antigonish—Guysborough Raymond Mason
12,585
31.57%
Harvey Henderson
2,930
7.35%
Wendy Panagopoulos
4,498
11.28%
Peter G. MacKay
19,298
48.41%
Darryl Gallivan (Ind.)
552
1.38%
Peter MacKay
Sackville—Musquodoboit Valley—Eastern Shore Bruce Stephen
12,864
32.56%
Bill Stevens
4,773
12.08%
Peter Stoffer
13,619
34.48%
Wade Marshall
7,589
19.21%
Melanie Patriquen (Mar.)
658
1.67%
Peter Stoffer
South Shore Derek Wells
12,677
35.12%
Evan Walters
4,697
13.01%
Bill Zimmerman
4,394
12.17%
Gerald Keddy
14,328
39.69%
Gerald Keddy
Sydney—Victoria Mark Eyking
19,388
49.83%
Rod A. M. Farrell
1,528
3.93%
Peter Mancini
14,216
36.53%
Anna Curtis-Steele
3,779
9.71%
Peter Mancini
West Nova Robert Thibault
12,783
36.09%
Mike Donaldson
6,581
18.58%
Phil Roberts
3,976
11.23%
Mark Muise
12,080
34.11%
Mark Muise

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Notes

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  1. ^ Brison defected from the Progressive Conservative caucus in December 2003.
  2. ^ Clark won seat in 2000 byelection; originally held by Scott Brison. Clark sought re-election in Calgary Centre.

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