Elections Nova Scotia

Poll by Poll Results (Preliminary) Released

June 7, 2017

Today is Official Addition day
June 1, 2017

At the completion of official addition, official results will replace preliminary results from election night posted at http://results.electionsnovascotia.ca.

Another release will be sent when the results site has been updated.

Results are based on the official list of electors as of last Sunday May 28^th. The final list of electors will be updated in approximately four weeks.

Official Addition and Judicial Recounts

Official addition will begin tomorrow, Thursday June 1^st, at 10:00 am in all returning offices.

The deadline for application to a judge for a recount is four days after the official count, Monday June 5^th, 2017.

Out of District Ballots Count

Out of District Ballots Count About Half-Way

Elections Nova Scotia has had inquiries about the count of out of district ballots. All ballots will be counted and included in tonight’s results. There appears to be interest due to the record early vote turnout of 112,900 votes by 6pm last Saturday, and that number included about 22,000 out of district and write-in ballots.
 

As of 10:20pm, all write-in ballots have been counted and reported in electoral district numbers. ENS has about 25 teams counting these out of district ballots.

Click here for link to official results for the Nova Scotia 40th provincial general election held May 30th, 2017.

Update - Poll hours extended in two locations, and results delayed two electoral districts.
Update- Web Tool Issue Now Resolved

UPDATE: As a result of the delays reported earlier, election results reporting for Truro-Bible Hill electoral district will commence at 8:30pm, and for Halifax-Chebucto electoral district will commence at 8:15pm.  

Update - Poll hours extended in two locations.
Update- Web Tool Issue

UPDATE: As a result of the delays reported earlier, election results reporting for Truro-Bible Hill electoral district will commence at 8:30pm, and for Halifax-Chebucto electoral district will commence at 8:15pm.  

Poll hours extended in two locations.
Web Tool Issue

Web Tool Issue

Am I entitled to three hours off work to vote?

Yes, by law you are entitled to have three consecutive hours available to vote while polls are open on election day. That is within reason, as the time you take must respect your employer’s needs.