Polls
- In the first poll of the 2021 Nova Scotia election, we find that the governing Liberals, led by Premier Iain Rankin, have a strong lead over the opposition Progressive Conservatives.
- Among decided and leaning voters, the Liberals have 42.4% support, while the opposition PCs, led by Tim Houston, have 30.3% support. The NDP, led by Gary Burrill, has 22%, while the Greens, led by Jessica Alexander, have 3.8% support. The remaining 1.5% said they would vote for another party not mentioned.
- While the PCs have a 3% lead over the Liberals among men, the Liberals have a 22% lead among women over the NDP, with the PCs in a distant third (17.5%).
- The NDP Lead by just under 10% over the PCs and the Liberals among respondents between the age of 18 and 34, while the Liberals lead among all other age groups.
- The Liberals have significant leads in Halifax and Cape Breton and find themselves in a two-point lead over the PCs in the rest of the province.
