Frontrunners for Halifax mayor are former Liberal MP Andy Fillmore and longtime Councillor Waye Mason
Voters line up at the Halifax Convention Cent re as they prepare to vote in the federal election in Halifax on Sept. 20, 2021.It’s municipal election day across Nova Scotia , and Halifax will soon have a new mayor for the first time in over a decade.
Unofficial results of the race in the Halifax Regional Municipality are expected to be shared tonight after the polls close at 7 p.m. Fillmore is a former city planner who was first elected as a Halifax member of Parliament in the 2015 election that brought Justin Trudeau to power. The most recent poll, conducted Oct. 1-3 by Narrative Research for the Halifax Chamber of Commerce, found 24 per cent of respondents favoured Fillmore, while 19 per cent planned to back Mason.
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