Nova Scotia election riding results: Cole Harbour-Dartmouth

Liberal candidate Lorelei Nicoll has been elected to represent the riding of Cole Harbour-Dartmouth.

She’ll be the first MLA to represent the newly created riding, after serving 12 years on the Halifax Regional Municipality city council.

Riding background

This is a new riding that incorporates parts of the former ridings of Dartmouth South, Cole Harbour-Portland Valley and Cole Harbour-Eastern Passage.

The riding is mostly residential.

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Candidates

Liberal: Lorelei Nicoll

• Served for 12 years as a Halifax Regional Municipality councillor
• Was the municipality’s second female deputy mayor

Progressive Conservative: Karina Sanford

• President of the Cole Harbour and Area Business Association, and a real estate entrepreneur

NDP: Melody Pentland

• An assistant in a physician’s office
• Formerly worked in medical management, and has experience in both human and veterinary medicine

Green: Rana Zaman

• Ran for the NDP in the Clayton Park West riding in 2017
• Won a provincial volunteer award for her work in 2017. She helped found the United for One Association — a group focused on helping refugees
• Zaman was set to run for the NDP in the 2019 federal election, but the party let her go following tweets about Palestine and Israel it deemed “unacceptable”