Elections Nova Scotia Launches New Strategic Plan
Elections Nova Scotia Launches New Strategic Plan
Media Release: July 7, 2022
Elections Nova Scotia – Elections Nova Scotia (ENS) has released a new strategic plan that will guide the organization over the next four years (2022-2026) in preparation for the 42nd Provincial General Election in 2025.
Political Donations Annual Report 2021
Political Donations Annual Report 2021
Media Release: June 23, 2022
Elections Nova Scotia – Elections Nova Scotia (ENS) has released the Political Donations Annual Report for the period from January 1 – December 31, 2021.
The report contains the 2021 disclosure statements filed by registered political parties and electoral district associations. Statements show the name and community of each person who donated $200 or more.
Political Donations Annual Report 2021
The Political Donations Annual Report contains the 2021 disclosure statements filed by registered political parties and electoral district associations. Statements show the name and community of each person who donated $200 or more.
Click here to view the full Political Donations Annual Report for 2021. The statements are available in both PDF and Excel formats.
Volume II, Report on the Conduct of the Election and Recommendations for Legislative Change
Volume II, Report on the Conduct of the Election and Recommendations for Legislative Change
Media Release: Tuesday, May 24, 2022
Elections Nova Scotia – The Chief Electoral Officer has released the second volume of post-election reporting for the 41st Provincial General Election held on August 17, 2021.
Volume II, Report and Recommendations for Legislative Change
Volume II, Report on the Conduct of the Election and Recommendations for Legislative Change
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 on January 31, 2022.
Chief Electoral Officer Richard Temporale Has Retired
Chief Electoral Officer Richard Temporale Has Retired
The position of CEO is vital to the delivery of democracy and the management of the electoral process in the province. Mr. Temporale has served Nova Scotia as CEO since 2012 and also served as the Assistant Chief Electoral Officer from 2008 – 2012. During his tenure, Mr. Temporale provided exemplary leadership through four provincial elections, 17 by-elections, and five judicial recounts.
Chief Electoral Officer Richard Temporale Retiring
Chief Electoral Officer Richard Temporale Retiring
Media Release: Wednesday December 15, 2021
Elections Nova Scotia - The Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) for the Province of Nova Scotia, Richard Temporale, will retire on Tuesday, May 31, 2022.
Statement of Votes and Statistics for the 41st Provincial Election
Statement of Votes and Statistics for the 41st Provincial Election
Media Release: Monday, January 31, 2022
Elections Nova Scotia – Elections Nova Scotia’s (ENS) has released the first volume of post-election reporting for the 41st Provincial General Election held on August 17, 2021.
Statement of Votes and Statistics
The Report of the Chief Electoral Officer on the Proceedings of the 41st Provincial General Election held August 17, 2021, will be presented in three volumes. Volume I, Statement of Votes & Statistics, provides a summary of the election results and detailed statistics on the vote. Volume II, Report on the Conduct of the Election and Recommendations for Legislative Change provides analysis of the statistics in Volume I and recommendations for legislative change.
2022-2023 Budget Estimates