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South Shore--St. Margarets

Nova Scotia · district 12009 · 43th general election, 21 October 2019

Official results, Elections Canada via open.canada.ca.

Elected Bernadette Jordan
Party Liberal
Winning margin 7,142
Votes cast 52,518
Votes by candidate
Bernadette Jordan (Liberal) 21,886 · 41.7%
Rick Perkins (Conservative) 14,744 · 28.1%
Jessika Hepburn (NDP-New Democratic Party) 8,361 · 15.9%
Thomas Trappenberg (Green Party) 6,070 · 11.6%
Robert Monk (People's Party) 667 · 1.3%
Steven Foster (Independent) 376 · 0.7%
Shawn McMahon (Independent) 165 · 0.3%
Jason Matthews (VCP) 125 · 0.2%
Kevin Schulthies (Christian Heritage Party) 124 · 0.2%
Full result
CandidatePartyVotesShareResult
Bernadette Jordan · incumbentLiberal21,88641.7%Elected
Rick PerkinsConservative14,74428.1%
Jessika HepburnNDP-New Democratic Party8,36115.9%
Thomas TrappenbergGreen Party6,07011.6%
Robert MonkPeople's Party6671.3%
Steven FosterIndependent3760.7%
Shawn McMahonIndependent1650.3%
Jason MatthewsVCP1250.2%
Kevin SchulthiesChristian Heritage Party1240.2%

The elected candidate is the one the source records with a winning margin, cross-checked against the highest vote count. The incumbency marker in the source file is shown separately because it is a different fact: it marks a sitting MP who ran again, whether or not they held the seat.