Riding background
The 2013 redistricting process saw the creation of a new riding: Fundy-The Isles-Saint John West.
Quick take
Liberal incumbent Rick Doucet should be an easy favourite to win the seat, as he has won with at least 49 per cent of the vote since he was first elected in 2003.
Candidates
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Liberal: Rick Doucet (incumbent)
- Government House Leader, Energy Minister and Fisheries and Agriculture Minister
Progressive Conservative: Andrea Anderson-Mason
NDP: Keith LeBlanc
Green: Romey Frances Heuff
People’s Alliance: Doug Ellis
History
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2014
The 2014 election saw two incumbent MLAs compete against one another in the newly created district.
Liberal candidate Rick Doucet, the incumbent for Charlotte-The Isles ran against Tory candidate Jim “Doc” Parrott, the incumbent from Fundy-River Valley.
Doucet won the race, earning 62.5 per cent of the vote, while Parrott earned 25.4 per cent.
2010
Incumbent Rick Doucet retained his seat in Charlotte-The Isles with 51.36 per cent of the vote.
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