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39th Provincial General Election Official Results Electoral DistrictElectors on Liberal NDP Progressive Conservative GPNS Independent Rejected Total Votes No. Namethe Official Name Votes Name Votes Name Votes Name Votes Name Votes 1 Annapolis 15593 Stephen McNeil 7710 Henry A. Spurr 834 Ginny Hurlock 1390 Ron Neufeld 227 48 10209 2 Antigonish 13653 Randy Delorey 3882 Maurice (Moe) Smith 2324 Darren Thompson 2868 81 9155 3 Argyle‐Barrington 12089 Kent Blades 2905 Kenn Baynton 355 Chris d'Entremont 3935 59 7254 4 Bedford 17719 Kelly Regan 6081 Mike Poworoznyk 1701 Joan Christie 2026 Ian Charles 217 61 10086 5 Cape Breton Centre 12950 Dave Wilton 3282 Frank Corbett 3440 Edna Lee 873 44 7639 6 Cape Breton‐Richmond 10882 Michel P. Samson 4369 Bert Lewis 1667 Joe Janega 1696 62 7794 7 Chester‐St. Margaret's 14613 Tim W. Harris 2943 Denise Peterson‐Rafuse 3341 Janet E. Irwin 3193 67 9544 8 Clare‐Digby 13913 Gordon L. Wilson 5122 Dean Kenley 842 Paul Emile LeBlanc 2911 Ian Thurber 492 95 9462 9 Clayton Park West 16578 Diana Whalen 5929 Blake Wright 1515 Jaime Allen 1299 54 8797 10 Colchester‐Musquodoboit Valley 13469 Tom Martin 2220 Gary Burrill 2293 Larry Harrison 3304 55 7872 11 Colchester North 13813 Karen Casey 5003 Jim Wyatt 1037 John K. MacDonald 2162 47 8249 12 Cole Harbour‐Eastern Passage 13892 Joyce Treen 3057 Becky Kent 2914 Lloyd Jackson 1555 60 7586 13 Cole Harbour‐Portland Valley 17075 Tony Ince 4002 Darrell E. Dexter 3981 Gregory E. Frampton 1769 75 9827 14 Cumberland North 12585 Terry Farrell 2944 Brian Skabar 1974 Judi Giroux 2212 Jason M. Blanch 279 58 7467 15 Cumberland South 10759 Kenny John Jackson 2884 Larry M. Duchesne 486 Jamie Baillie 3655 Bruce W. McCulloch 147 50 7222 16 Dartmouth East 14411 Andrew Younger 5469 Deborah M. Stover 1929 Mike E. MacDonell 1167 72 8637 17 Dartmouth North 14851 Joanne Bernard 2953 Steve Estey 2020 Séan G. Brownlow 1729 62 6764 18 Preston‐Dartmouth 10677 Keith Colwell 3626 André Cain 1811 Andrew J. Mecke 560 79 6076 19 Dartmouth South 15845 Allan Rowe 4049 Mary Vingoe 2918 Gord W. Gamble 1612 James Anthony (Jim) Murray 178 87 8844 20 Guysborough‐Eastern Shore‐Tracadie 10142 Lloyd Hines 2876 Jim Boudreau 2367 Neil F. DeCoff 1947 80 7270 21 Eastern Shore 11797 Kevin Murphy 3770 Sid Prest 1922 Steve Brine 1423 66 7181 22 Fairview‐Clayton Park 15855 Patricia Arab 3364 Abad Khan 2274 Travis Price 1294 Raland Kinley 177 Katie Campbell 136 45 7290 23 Glace Bay 12441 Geoff MacLellan 5547 Mary Beth MacDonald 1001 Thomas J. W. Bethell 355 65 6968 24 Halifax Armdale 11487 Lena M. Diab 3208 Drew Moore 2203 Irvine T. Carvery 1061 70 6542 25 Halifax Atlantic 14104 Brendan O. Maguire 3244 Tanis Crosby 2579 Ryan Brennan 1817 88 7728 26 Halifax Chebucto 15719 Joachim Stroink 4352 Gregor Ash 3376 Christine Dewell 874 Michael Marshall 125 100 8827 27 Halifax Citadel‐Sable Island 12901 Labi Kousoulis 2966 Leonard Preyra 1934 Andrew D. Black 1094 Brynn M. Horley 198 Frederic Boileau‐Cadieux 31 52 6275 28 Halifax Needham 15119 Christopher (Chris) Poole 3115 Maureen MacDonald 3392 Mary D. S. Hamblin 834 Kris MacLellan 369 72 7782 29 Hammonds Plains‐Lucasville 11297 Ben Jessome 3402 Peter Lund 1584 Gina Byrne 1423 Jonathan G. Dean 104 24 6537 30 Hants East 17885 Margaret Miller 4512 John MacDonell 3412 Kim Allan Williams 1597 68 9589 31 Hants West 14726 Claude O'Hara 3279 Brian D. Stephens 888 Chuck Porter 4468 Torin Buzek 169 50 8854 32 Inverness 10796 Jackie Rankin 3248 Michelle A. Smith 678 Allan MacMaster 3816 70 7812 33 Kings North 15142 Stephen W. Pearl 2784 Jim Morton 2872 John A. Lohr 2904 Mary Lou Harley 362 50 8972 34 Kings South 16809 Keith Irving 3878 Ramona Jennex 3511 Shane Buchan 2263 Sheila G. Richardson 252 44 9948 35 Kings West 14443 Leo Glavine 5885 Robert K. (Bob) Landry 603 Jody A. Frowley 1275 Barbara G. Lake 157 32 7952 36 Lunenburg 13426 Suzanne Lohnes‐Croft 3182 Pam Birdsall 2768 Brian Pickings 2465 75 8490 37 Lunenburg West 15592 Mark Furey 3931 Gary Ramey 2885 David Mitchell 2143 Rob Pierce 160 47 9166 38 Northside‐Westmount 16367 John H. Higgins 3716 Cecil Snow 1597 Eddie Orrell 4179 78 9570 39 Pictou Centre 12896 Bill Muirhead 1415 Ross Landry 2373 Pat Dunn 4147 64 7999 40 Pictou East 11573 Francois (Frank) M. Rochon 1228 Clarrie MacKinnon 2788 Tim Houston 3714 54 7784 41 Pictou West 10752 Glennie Langille 1933 C. L. (Charlie) Parker 2588 Karla MacFarlane 3026 62 7609 42 Queens‐Shelburne 13686 Benson Frail 2302 Sterling Belliveau 3066 Bruce Inglis 2685 Madeline Taylor 211 54 8318 43 Sackville‐Beaver Bank 12437 Stephen Gough 2570 Mat Whynott 2369 Sarah Reeves 1452 55 6446 44 Sackville‐Cobequid 14732 Graham Cameron 2898 Dave Wilson 2983 Peter Mac Isaac 1651 John H. Percy 227 58 7817 45 Sydney‐Whitney Pier 17721 Derek Mombourquette 4534 Gordie Gosse 5084 Leslie MacPhee 680 62 10360 46 Sydney River‐Mira‐Louisbourg 15018 Josephine Kennedy 3798 Delton McDonald 1573 Alfie MacLeod 4178 74 9623 47 Timberlea‐Prospect 14811 Iain Rankin 4492 Linda Moxsom‐Skinner 2168 Bruce R. Pretty 1588 Thomas Trappenberg 293 53 8594 48 Truro‐Bible Hill‐Millbrook‐Salmon River 15424 Barry J. Mellish 2682 Lenore Zann 3165 Charles Cox 2470 66 8383 49 Victoria‐The Lakes 11670 Pam Eyking 3150 John Frank Toney 1907 Keith Bain 2847 Stewart M. (Stemer) MacLeod 172 61 8137 50 Waverley‐Fall River‐Beaver Bank 13936 Bill Horne 3588 Percy Paris 2098 Brian Wong 2640 56 8382 51 Yarmouth 13289 Zach Churchill 7130 Charles Webster 217 John Cunningham 1233 Vanessa Goodwin‐Clairmont 83 29 8692 709,360 190,409 111,607 109,459 3,528 1,238 3,140 419,381.
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