Nova Scotians are voting in a provincial election on Tuesday, and CBC News will have live coverage of election day.&nbsp;

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Mission accomplished: N.S. Progressive Conservatives secure second majority government

Nova Scotia voters handed Tim Houston's Progressive Conservatives a supermajority government in Tuesday's provincial election, a formidable outcome aided in part by the stunning collapse of Liberal support.

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Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Houston celebrates with his family at the PC party election headquarters in New Glasgow, N.S. on Tuesday, November 26, 2024. 

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Celebrations were underway at Tim Houston's campaign headquarters as early votes rolled in shortly after 9 p.m. AT Tuesday.


Progressive Conservatives win majority in N.S. election

Nova Scotia PCs secure supermajority government with re-election win

Get all the Nova Scotia election results

Follow live election results with breakdowns from your riding and races across the province.

Nova Scotia Votes 2024 is seen written in front of the Nova Scotia legislature. Different colour bars represent the different political parties.

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Compare Nova Scotia's political parties on these top election issues

Compare and contrast the platforms and policies from the Nova Scotia PCs, Liberals, NDP and Greens ahead of the provincial election on Nov 26.

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Nova Scotia political parties Tim Houston Zach Churchill Claudia Chender Anthony Edmonds

N.S. Tories are poised to form a supermajority. What does that mean?

A supermajority government is one that holds at least two-thirds of the seats at Province House and holds the power to change House rules without co-operation from opposition parties.

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From left to right: Nova Scotia Liberal Leader Zach Churchill, NDP Leader Claudia Chender and Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Houston.

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What issues matter to Nova Scotians this election

CBC News asked residents of two rural Nova Scotian communities, Musquodoboit Harbour and Barrington Passage, what’s important to them in this provincial election. This is what they had to say.

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Nova Scotians Amy MacKinnon, Colin Cameron, Samantha Crowell and Lucy Quigley.

How to watch and listen for live results on Nova Scotia's election night

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