Nova Scotia parties search for undecided voters in campaign’s last weekend
HALIFAX — Nova Scotia’s three main party leaders fanned out across the province Saturday in a bid to sway any voters who might still be on the fence ahead of Tuesday’s provincial election.
With some polls suggesting a tightened race over the past week, Premier Stephen McNeil kicked off his final push of the campaign at a rally for Liberal supporters at a Halifax church hall.
McNeil told the crowd that a second majority mandate is within reach.
“We need to continue the momentum of the work that we started over the last three-and-half years,” said McNeil. “I know for certain there’s a second majority standing out there but it will require all of us to go out, knock on doors, and deliver people to the polls.”