Elections Nova Scotia Releases Financial Report on the 41st Provincial General Election
Elections Nova Scotia Releases Financial Report on the 41st Provincial General Election
Media Release: Tuesday, December 20, 2022
Elections Nova Scotia – Chief Electoral Officer, Dorothy Rice, has released the third and final volume of post-election reporting for the 41st provincial general election held on August 17, 2021.
Financial Report for the 41st Provincial General Election
The Report of the Chief Electoral Officer on the Proceedings of the 41st Provincial General Election held August 17, 2021, is presented in three volumes. Volume I, Statement of Votes & Statistics was released in January 2022. Volume II, Report on the Conduct of the Election and Recommendations for Legislative Change was released in May 2022.
Notice of Compliance Agreement – Kerry Foss, Liberal Electoral District Association Preston
Notice of Compliance Agreement – Kerry Foss, Liberal Electoral District Association Preston
Media Release: Monday, November 14, 2022
Elections Nova Scotia – Elections Nova Scotia (ENS) has entered into a Compliance Agreement with Kerry Foss, the Official Agent for the Liberal Electoral District Association (EDA) for the Electoral District of Preston. The compliance agreement covers a breach of the Elections Act related to a loan made by the EDA.
Elections Nova Scotia Welcomes New CEO
Elections Nova Scotia Welcomes New CEO
Media Release: November 10, 2022
Elections Nova Scotia Elections Nova Scotia (ENS) is pleased to welcome Dorothy Rice at the new Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) for the Province of Nova Scotia. Ms. Rice was appointed as CEO by the House of Assembly on November 8, 2022.
Elections Nova Scotia Welcomes New CEO
Dorothy Rice Appointed Chief Electoral Officer
Elections Nova Scotia Annual Report 2021-2022
Elections Nova Scotia Annual Report 2021-2022
Media Release: Tuesday, October 31, 2021
Elections Nova Scotia – Elections Nova Scotia’s (ENS) Annual Report for the 2021–2022 fiscal year is now posted on the ENS website at electionsnovascotia.ca.
Elections Nova Scotia Annual Report 2021-2022
This was a year of transition for ENS. The focus during the first half of the year was on the successful delivery of the 41st provincial general election, held August 17, 2021, including the integration of pandemic measures to ensure public safety. Following the election, ENS underwent debrief activities, began the post-election reporting, and embarked on a new strategic plan. ENS also experienced a change in leadership with the retirement of the Chief Electoral Officer, Richard Temporale in May 2022.
The annual report includes independently audited financial statements.
Semi-Annual Payment to Registered Political Parties
Semi-Annual Payment to Registered Political Parties
Media Release: October 17, 2022
Elections Nova Scotia – Elections Nova Scotia (ENS) has issued the October instalment of semi-annual public funding to the registered political parties that qualify.
Request for Proposals for a Nova Scotia Internet Voting Solution
Request for Proposals for a Nova Scotia Internet Voting Solution
Media Release: September 27, 2022
Elections Nova Scotia – Elections Nova Scotia (ENS) has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) through the Nova Scotia Tender website for an internet voting solution (RFP# ENS2022-01-RFP).
Through the RFP, ENS invites qualified firms to submit proposals that include all related software services, IT infrastructure and hosting services, as well as training, support, and the full management of a highly secure internet voting solution.
RFP for a Nova Scotia Internet Voting Solution
Through the RFP, ENS invites qualified firms to submit proposals that include all related software services, IT infrastructure and hosting services, as well as training, support, and the full management of a highly secure internet voting solution.
The Government of Nova Scotia made amendments to the Elections Act in 2021 to introduce a fixed date cycle for provincial general elections and to permit the use of internet voting, especially by those who are members of the Canadian Armed Forces stationed outside the province during an election event.