Nova Scotia Buzz
Nova Scotia’s provincial election just finished and now we’re deep into a federal election. With all the election talk as of late, it may be of interest for some to see how their local federal riding is leaning in this election.
338Canada is a Canadian electoral projection model based on polls and demographic data and projects how Canadians will vote when they go to the polls Monday, September 20, 2021.
The founder of 338Canada is Philippe J. Fournier who is a contributor to Maclean’s magazine. He has also covered election campaigns for Radio-Canada and is a commentator on CTV and radio stations across the country.
According to 338Canada, this is the latest data on Nova Scotia ridings as of August 29, 2021:
Cape Breton – Canso
Toss Up: Liberal/Conservative
Central Nova
Leaning: Liberal
Cumberland – Colchester
Leaning: Conservative
Dartmouth – Cole Harbour
Likely: Liberal
Halifax
Toss Up: Liberal/NDP
Halifax West
Safe: Liberal
Kings – Hants
Safe: Liberal
Sackville – Preston – Chezzetcook
Likely: Liberal
South Shore – St. Margaret’s
Leaning: Liberal
Sydney – Victoria
Leaning: Conservative
West Nova
Leaning: Conservative
