List of Post-confederation Nova Scotia General Elections - Summary of Results

Summary of Results

The table below shows the total number of seats won by the major political parties at each election. It also shows the percentage of the vote obtained by the major political parties at each election, if greater than 0.1%. The winning party's totals are shown in bold. To date, no party has formed a government that did not have the largest share of the vote. Full details on any election are linked via the number of the election at the start of the row.

Election Conservative NDP Liberal Other Total
seats
Seats Vote (%) Seats Vote (%) Seats Vote (%) Seats Seat-winning party Vote (%)
38th June 9, 2009 10 24.5 31 45.3 11 27.2 3.0 52
37th June 13, 2006 23 39.6 20 34.6 9 23.4 2.4 52
36th August 5, 2003 25 36.3 15 31.0 12 31.5 1.2 52
35th July 27, 1999 30 39.2 11 30.0 11 29.8 1.1 52
34th March 24, 1998 14 29.8 19 34.6 19 35.3 2.4 52
33rd May 25, 1993 9 31.1 3 17.7 40 49.7 0.9 52
32nd September 6, 1988 28 43.4 2 15.8 21 39.6 1 Cape Breton Labour 1.1 52
31st November 6, 1984 42 50.6 3 15.9 6 31.3 1 Cape Breton Labour 2.2 52
30th October 6, 1981 37 47.5 1 18.1 13 33.2 1 Cape Breton Labour 1.2 52
29th September 19, 1978 31 45.8 4 14.4 17 39.4 0.4 52
28th April 2, 1974 12 38.6 3 13.0 31 47.9 0.5 46
27th October 13, 1970 21 46.9 2 6.7 23 46.1 0.2 46
26th May 30, 1967 40 52.8 5.2 6 41.8 0.2 46
25th October 8, 1963 39 56.2 4.1 4 39.7 43
24th June 7, 1960 27 48.3 1 8.9 15 42.6 0.2 43
23rd October 30, 1956 24 48.6 1 3.0 18 48.2 0.1 43
22nd May 26, 1953 13 43.6 2 6.9 22 49.0 0.5 37
21st June 9, 1949 8 39.2 2 9.6 27 51.0 0.1 37
20th October 23, 1945 0 33.5 2 13.6 28 52.7 0.1 30
19th October 28, 1941 5 40.3 3 7.0 22 52.7 30
18th June 20, 1937 5 46.0 1.1 25 52.9 30
17th August 22, 1933 8 45.9 1.5 22 52.6 30
16th October 1, 1928 24 51.7 1 1.1 18 47.2 43
15th June 25, 1925 40 60.9 2.8 3 36.3 43
14th July 27, 1920 3 24.7 5 16.9 29 44.4 6 United Farmers 14.0 43
13th June 20, 1916 12 48.8 31 50.4 0.8 43
12th June 14, 1911 12 45.4 26 51.1 3.5 38
11th June 20, 1906 4 42.1 32 53.2 2 Independents 4.6 38
10th October 2, 1901 2 41.7 36 56.7 1.5 38
9th April 13, 1897 3 44.4 34 55.0 1 Independent 0.5 38
8th March 1894 13 47.3 25 51.9 0.8 37
7th May 1890 9 46.7 29 52.2 1.0 38
6th June 1886 10 43.6 28 54.7 1.6 37
5th June 20, 1882 14 46.9 24 51.8 1.3 38
4th September 17, 1878 32 51.7 6 45.1 3.1 38
3rd December 17, 1874 12 43.6 22 55.0 4 Independents 1.4 38
2nd May 16, 1871 14 43.7 24 52.2 4.0 38
1st September 18, 1867 2 38.5 36 58.6 2.9 38

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