Canadian federal election results in Nova Scotia

Electoral history

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

Regional profile

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.

2021

Main article: 2021 Canadian federal election

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

Main article: 2019 Canadian federal election

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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

Main article: 2015 Canadian federal election

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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

Main article: 2011 Canadian federal election

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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

Main article: 2006 Canadian federal election

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

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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

Main article: 2004 Canadian federal election

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.

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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^1
										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

¹ Brison defected from PC Party in Dec. 2003

Key map	Cape Breton-Canso Central Nova Dartmouth-Cole Harbour Halifax Halifax West Kings-Hants North Nova Sackville-Eastern Shore South Shore-St. Margaret's Sydney-Victoria West Nova
Conservative Party of Canada	Green Party of Canada
Liberal Party of Canada	New Democratic Party

2000

Main article: 2000 Canadian federal election

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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‡^1
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

¹ Clark won seat in 2000 byelection; originally held by Scott Brison. Clark sought re-election in Calgary Centre.