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Nov 8, 2026

The Northern Vibe🍁 Who governs, and who answers for it. Riding by riding.

Your district

Find your district, and who represents it.

Your MLA, how your district voted in 2023, and what the polls point to there now.

Who holds each district

The House today, not a forecast

If an election were held today

The House today

Progressive Conservative majority

14 for a majority

Progressive Conservative: 18 of 27 seats. A majority is 14.

No election has been called. The next general election is due by October 4, 2027, and can be called sooner.

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Our Prince Edward Island coverage as the polls move, plus a profile of every federal riding, one at a time.

  • The 343A profile of every riding: the place, the people who have represented it, what decides it.
  • Field NotesLong-form analysis of what is moving, and why.
  • When things moveA note when the model shifts, new polls land or a riding flips.

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Where the polls stand

Every provincial poll since the 2023 election, averaged by recency and sample size.

Green ahead by 23.7 points

The average on Nov 8, 2026: Green 48.3% · Liberal 24.5% · PC 19.3%

The weighted average since May 2023, with the uncertainty around it. Where two bands overlap, the order of those two parties is not established.

Closest races

In 2023, 3 districts were won by under 5 points.

All 27 districts →
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What you can do here

Map

27 districts by projected winner.

Polls

Every poll, and the average.

Legislature

Standings and the cabinet.

Districts

2023 results, district by district.

Projections are a swing model over the certified 2023 result, not a poll of polls dressed up as seats.

How the average is built →

Data sources

Elections PEI · Government of Prince Edward Island (boundaries) · Statistics Canada 2021 Census

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