Inverness
MLA: Kyle MacQuarrie · Progressive Conservative
Projected winner
If an election were held today. Projection as of Oct 11, 2026; the next election may be years away.
Progressive Conservative97% chance of winning
- Progressive Conservative · 42.1% projected vote97%
- Liberal · 30.5% projected vote3%
2024 result
Estimated. This district's boundaries date from 2026, when the old Inverness was split in two, so its 2024 figures are the old district's polls that fall within it, with advance and mail votes shared in proportion. An estimate, not a count.
- Kyle MacQuarrie · Progressive Conservativeahead3,00860.0%
- Jaime Beaton · Liberal1,38527.6%
- Joanna Clark · NS NDP62412.4%
- Margin
- 32.4%
- Tier
- Safe
- Turnout
- 47.4%
- Registered
- 10,590
2021 result
Estimated. This district's boundaries date from 2026, when the old Inverness was split in two, so its 2021 figures are the old district's polls that fall within it, with advance and mail votes shared in proportion. An estimate, not a count.
- Allan Gerard MacMaster · Progressive Conservativeahead3,61162.6%
- Damian MacInnis · Liberal1,68029.1%
- Joanna Clark · NS NDP4818.3%
District at a glance
2021 Census of Population. Statistics Canada publishes no profile on Nova Scotia's provincial districts, so these are built from the dissemination areas inside each one: counts are exact sums, medians are estimates. Ranks are against all 56 districts.
- Median household income
- $67,44534 of 56
- Average rent
- $78141 of 56
- Renters
- 19.9%33 of 56
- Bachelor's or higher
- 17.0%29 of 56
- Median age
- 50.618 of 56
- Over 65
- 27.8%14 of 56
- Speak French
- 6.3%38 of 56
- Immigrants
- 3.6%38 of 56
- Indigenous identity
- 8.8%7 of 56
- Unemployment
- 16.6%11 of 56
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Results and boundaries: Elections Nova Scotia. Census: Statistics Canada.