Halifax and Nova Scotia municipal mayoral election results

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By Andrew Osmond

Posted Oct 19, 2024 06:19:15 PM.

Last Updated Oct 21, 2024 04:40:40 PM.

Residents across Nova Scotia went to the polls in their local towns and cities to elect new mayors and councillors.

In the table below, find mayoral incumbents and winners as they get declared across the province. Check back regularly as updates will be made as results roll in.

You can also listen live to our live show on 95.7 NewsRadio Halifax as we talk to newly elected mayors and councillors to get their immediate reactions.

A full results breakdown for the Halifax Regional Municipality, click here.

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Mayoral election results across Nova Scotia

*Municipalities sorted alphabetically

MunicipalityMayoral IncumbentMayoral elect
AmherstDavid KogonRob Small
Annapolis RoyalAmery BoyerAmery Boyer
AntigonishLaurie BoucherSean Cameron
BerwickDonald ClarkeMike Trinacty
BridgewaterDavid MitchellDavid Mitchell
Cape BretonAmanda McDougallCecil Clarke
ChesterAllan WebberTBD Nov. 7 at first Council meeting
Clark’s HarbourRex StoddartClay Kenney
ColchesterChristine BlairChristine Blair
Cumberland CountyMurray ScottRod Gilroy
DigbyBen ClevelandMike Bartlett
HalifaxMike SavageAndy Fillmore
KentvilleSandra SnowAndrew Zebian
Kings CountyPeter MuttartDave Corkum
LockeportCory NickersonDerek Amalfa
LunenburgMatt RisserJamie Myra
Mahone BayDavid DavenneSuzanne Lohnes-Croft
MiddletonSilvester AtkinsonGail Smith
MulgraveRon ChisholmRon Chisholm
Municipality of LunenburgCarolyn Bolivar-GetsonElspeth McLean-Wile
New GlasgowNancy DicksNancy Dicks
OxfordGregory HenleyGregory Henley
PictouJim RyanJim Ryan
Port HawksburyBrenda Chisholm-BeatonBrenda Chisholm-Beaton
QueensDarleen NormanScott Christian
ShelburneHarold LockeStanley (Tanny) Jacklin
StellertonDanny MacGillivaryDarren Stroud
StewiackeGeorge LloyDoug Glasser
TrentonDonald HusherAlec Dove
TruroBill MillsCathy Hinton
West HantsAbraham ZebianAbraham Zebian
WestvilleLennie WhiteLennie White
WolfvilleWendy DonovanJodi MacKay
YarmouthPam MoodPam Mood
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