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56 seats · Nova Scotia House of Assembly

Scenario:
Progressive Conservative
43
NS NDP
9
Liberal
3
Independent
1

29 seats for a majorityProgressive Conservative majority

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Seat composition

Seats run left to right along the political spectrum, so the chamber reads the way a chamber is arranged. The dashed line is the 29 needed to govern.

Sliders start at the poll average of Oct 11, 2026.

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Progressive Conservative35.1%
NS NDP33.3%
Liberal25.9%
Green1.4%
Other4.2%
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  • Progressive Conservative43
  • NS NDP9
  • Liberal3
  • Independent1

Progressive Conservative majority · 43 of 56

Regional breakdown

The leading party in each region, as the House stands today.

South Shore

6

PC

7 seats

Annapolis Valley

7

PC

7 seats

Central Halifax

5

NDP

6 seats

Suburban Halifax

6

PC

8 seats

Dartmouth, Cole Harbour and the Eastern Shore

6

PC

8 seats

Fundy-Northeast

5

PC

6 seats

Central Nova

5

PC

5 seats

Cape Breton

7

PC

9 seats

Executive Council

updated Oct 10, 2026

23 members. The figure beside each is the projection's chance that their party holds that minister's own seat: a cabinet is only as safe as the districts it sits for.

Portfolios are maintained by hand: Nova Scotia publishes no machine-readable feed of cabinet composition, so this list is updated after each shuffle rather than scraped.

All members 56