Candidates and races
Every riding in the 43th general election — who won, by how much, and who came second. Ranked by margin, so the closest results come first.
Official results, polling day 21 October 2019 · Elections Canada via open.canada.ca. These are completed elections, not a contest in progress.
Ridings
338
Candidates
2,146
Parties
23
Closest margin
153 votes
Seats won
Liberal
157 seats
Conservative
121 seats
Bloc Québécois
32 seats
NDP-New Democratic Party
24 seats
Green Party
3 seats
Independent
1 seat
Nova Scotia — 11 of 338 ridings, closest first
| Riding | Province | Elected | Party | Votes | Share | Margin | Runner-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cumberland--Colchester | Nova Scotia | Lenore Zann | Liberal | 16,672 | 36.7% | 453 (1.0%) | Conservative |
| West Nova | Nova Scotia | Chris d'Entremont | Conservative | 18,390 | 39.3% | 1,365 (2.9%) | Liberal |
| Sydney--Victoria | Nova Scotia | Jaime Battiste | Liberal | 12,536 | 30.9% | 1,309 (3.2%) | Conservative |
| Cape Breton--Canso | Nova Scotia | Mike Kelloway | Liberal | 16,694 | 38.9% | 1,873 (4.4%) | Conservative |
| Halifax | Nova Scotia | Andy Fillmore · incumbent | Liberal | 23,681 | 42.5% | 6,934 (12.4%) | NDP-New Democratic Party |
| South Shore--St. Margarets | Nova Scotia | Bernadette Jordan · incumbent | Liberal | 21,886 | 41.7% | 7,142 (13.6%) | Conservative |
| Sackville--Preston--Chezzetcook | Nova Scotia | Darrell Samson · incumbent | Liberal | 19,925 | 40.2% | 8,065 (16.3%) | NDP-New Democratic Party |
| Central Nova | Nova Scotia | Sean Fraser · incumbent | Liberal | 20,718 | 46.6% | 7,517 (16.9%) | Conservative |
| Dartmouth--Cole Harbour | Nova Scotia | Darren Fisher · incumbent | Liberal | 24,259 | 45.3% | 9,824 (18.4%) | NDP-New Democratic Party |
| Kings--Hants | Nova Scotia | Kody Blois | Liberal | 20,806 | 43.3% | 8,901 (18.5%) | Conservative |
| Halifax West | Nova Scotia | Geoff Regan · incumbent | Liberal | 26,885 | 49.5% | 16,397 (30.2%) | Conservative |
The winner is the candidate the official results record with a winning margin — cross-checked against the highest vote count, which agrees in all 338 ridings. It is never inferred from the incumbency marker in the source file: that marks a sitting MP who ran again, and 32 seats were won by candidates who carried no marker at all. Party totals count seats, not votes.