Cody MacKay

The 2023 provincial election is officially on and candidates are&nbsp;knocking on doors looking for&nbsp;your vote.

But who is running and&nbsp;where? We have you covered on that.

Premier hints at spring election as P.E.I. PCs kick off nomination season

There may not be a P.E.I. provincial election call yet, but for parties and their candidates, nomination season is now underway.

Premier Dennis King at a podium facing a crowd of people smiling and clapping.

Premier Dennis King 2023, nomination meeting

Roughly 150 people were at Thursday night's meeting, which Premier Dennis King described as a kick-off to the candidate nomination season.

No snap! A case for the fixed election date

We're more than six months from P.E.I.'s fixed election date, but all signs point to a much earlier vote. Let us be clear, writes P.E.I. Coalition for Women in Government executive director Sweta Daboo: A snap election is fundamentally bad for democracy.

A woman with long dark hair and glasses stands in front of a plain wall.

Sweta Daboo is the executive director of the P.E.I. Coalition for Women in Government

Sweta Daboo

P.E.I. Coalition for Women in Government executive director Sweta Daboo argues a snap election is fundamentally bad for democracy.

We've put together a running list of everyone who is running from tip to tip. People on this list are officially registered candidates.

There are 119 candidates running on Prince Edward Island.

Here is the official list of candidates running in the 2023 P.E.I. provincial election

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