Campaign Signage and Election Advertising
Campaign Signage and Election Advertising
Media Release: July 13, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – Now that the Preston by-election is underway in Nova Scotia, people will see campaign signs or be asked to place a sign on their property.
Notice of Election – Preston By-election 2023
Notice of Election – Preston By-election 2023
Media Release: July 13, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – A by-election will be held on Tuesday, August 8, 2023, to elect a member to serve in the House of Assembly for the electoral district of Preston. The following days are pursuant to the Elections Act.
Elections Nova Scotia is Calling for Election Workers in Preston
Elections Nova Scotia is Calling for Election Workers in Preston
Media Release: July 12, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – It takes a lot of people and effort to make a by-election run smoothly. Elections Nova Scotia needs dedicated workers to facilitate voting during the current by-election in the electoral district of Preston.
People 18 years and older who would like to work the Preston by-election are asked to please contact the returning office at 1-888-503-5835. There are also some jobs available for people ages 16 to 18.
Voters in Preston Can Apply On-line for a Write-in Ballot
Voters in Preston Can Apply On-line for a Write-in Ballot
Media Release: July 11, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – Voters in Preston can apply on-line to vote by mail using a write-in ballot in the current by-election. The online application for a write-in ballot kit is available on the Elections Nova Scotia website (electionsnovascotia.ca) or voters in Preston can call the returning office at 1-888-503-5835 to have an application sent to them.
Secure E-balloting Will be Used for Early Voting in the Preston By-election
Secure E-balloting Will be Used for Early Voting in the Preston By-election
Media Release: July 11, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – A by-election is underway in the electoral district of Preston. Election day will be Tuesday, August 8, 2023, but voters can cast their ballot before election day at the returning office, community poll, and remotely by write-in ballot.
Eligible Voters Encouraged to Register for the Preston By-election
Eligible Voters Encouraged to Register for the Preston By-election
Media Release: July 11, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – Elections Nova Scotia maintains a Register of Electors of anyone eligible to vote in a Nova Scotia provincial general election or by-election. The Register is updated regularly and there are several ways to be added to the list. Eligible voters can register any time on-line to ensure they are on the Nova Scotia Registry of Electors.
Candidate and Party Spending Limits for the Preston By-election
Candidate and Party Spending Limits for the Preston By-election
Media Release: July 10, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – Listed below are the candidate and party spending limits and reimbursements for the Preston by-election to be held on Tuesday, August 8, 2023.
The Preston Returning Office is Open
The Preston Returning Office is Open
Media Release: July 10, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – A by-election is underway in the electoral district of Preston. Election day will be Tuesday, August 8, 2023. The returning office for Preston is now open for early voting. Eligible voters in the district can cast their ballot early before election day at the returning office.
Preston By-Election Called
Preston By-Election Called
Media Release: July 7, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – The Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Dorothy Rice, has received an order from the Governor in Council for a by-election in the electoral district of Preston. The CEO has issued a writ of election for Preston and election day will be Tuesday, August 8, 2023.
Registered Party Audited Financial Statements
Registered Party Audited Financial Statements
Media Release: May 10, 2023
Elections Nova Scotia – The 2022 annual audited financial statements for the six registered political parties in Nova Scotia have been posted on the Elections Nova Scotia (ENS) websites at electionsnovascotia.ca.
The Elections Act requires registered political parties in Nova Scotia to submit an independently audited financial statement to ENS annually by April 30th.