Kings North
Kings North is a provincial electoral district in Nova Scotia, Canada, that elects one member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly.

The electoral district was formed through redistribution in 1956.  It was previously part of the district of Kings.

District profile

Agriculture is a major industry in Kings North. The district has many geographical features of note, including Cape Blomidon, Cape Split, and the Minas Basin.  Also in the district is Blomidon Provincial Park.

Communities within Kings North include:
 Aldershot
 Baxters Harbour
 Billtown
 Blomidon
 Buckleys Corner
 Canada Creek
 Canard
 Canning
 Centreville
 Chipman Brook
 Glenmont
 Habitant
 Halls Harbour
 Town of Kentville
 Kingsport
 Kinsmans Corner
 Lakeville
 The Lookoff
 Lower Canard
 Medford
 Port Williams
 Ross Corner
 Scot's Bay
 Sheffield Mills
 Starr's Point

Members of the Legislative Assembly
Kings North has elected the following Members of the Legislative Assembly:

Election results

 

 

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|Progressive Conservative
|John Lohr
|align="right"|2,903
|align="right"|32.49
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|New Democrat
|Jim Morton
|align="right"|2,882
|align="right"|32.26
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|Liberal
|Stephen Wayne Pearl
|align="right"|2,787
|align="right"|31.20
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|New Democrat
|Jim Morton
|align="right"|3,535
|align="right"|41.43
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|Progressive Conservative
|Mark Parent
|align="right"|3,079
|align="right"|36.08
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|Liberal
|Shirley Fisher
|align="right"|1,541
|align="right"|18.06
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|Progressive Conservative
|Mark Parent
|align="right"|4153
|align="right"|50.07
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|New Democrat
|Jim Morton
|align="right"|2190
|align="right"|26.40
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|Liberal
|Madonna Spinazola
|align="right"|1757
|align="right"|21.18

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|Progressive Conservative
|Mark Parent
|align="right"|4063
|align="right"|50.2
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|New Democrat
|Jim Morton
|align="right"|2340
|align="right"|29.91
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|Liberal
|Michael Landry
|align="right"|1533
|align="right"|18.94
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|Progressive Conservative
|Mark Parent
|align="right"|4321
|align="right"|49.05
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|New Democrat
|Neil H. McNeil
|align="right"|2513
|align="right"|28.53
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|Liberal
|Peter Hill
|align="right"|1975
|align="right"|22.42
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|Progressive Conservative
|George Archibald
|align="right"|3760
|align="right"|41.5
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|New Democrat
|Neil H. McNeil
|align="right"|2854
|align="right"|31.5
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|Liberal
|Jennifer Foster
|align="right"|2457
|align="right"|27.1
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|Progressive Conservative
|George Archibald
|align="right"|4137
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|Liberal
|Jennifer Foster
|align="right"|3980
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|New Democrat
|Cameron Jess
|align="right"|1505
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|Natural Law
|Anne Dow
|align="right"|84
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|Progressive Conservative
|George Archibald
|align="right"|3868
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|Liberal
|Glenn S. Ellis
|align="right"|3116
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|New Democrat
|Don Fraser
|align="right"|1532
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|Progressive Conservative
|George Archibald
|align="right"|3655
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|New Democrat
|Don Fraser
|align="right"|1860
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|Liberal
|Bob Wilson
|align="right"|1858
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|Progressive Conservative
|Edd Twohig
|align="right"|3369
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|New Democrat
|Bob Levy
|align="right"|2316
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|Liberal
|Lennie White
|align="right"|2041
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|Progressive Conservative
|Edd Twohig
|align="right"|3744
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|Liberal
|Glenn S. Ellis
|align="right"|3283
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|New Democrat
|Donald C. Fraser
|align="right"|649
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|Liberal
|Glenn S. Ellis
|align="right"|3536
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|Progressive Conservative
|David J. Waterbury
|align="right"|3124
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|New Democrat
|George W. Graves
|align="right"|500
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|Progressive Conservative
|Victor N. Thorpe
|align="right"|3234
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|Liberal
|Glenn S. Ellis
|align="right"|3077
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|Progressive Conservative
|Victor N. Thorpe
|align="right"|3407
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|Liberal
|Victor Cleyle
|align="right"|2759
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|Progressive Conservative
|Gladys Muriel Porter
|align="right"|3668
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|Liberal
|David Durell Sutton
|align="right"|2405
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|George Turner
|align="right"|99
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|Progressive Conservative
|Gladys Muriel Porter
|align="right"|3060
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|Liberal
|Eric Wilfred Balcom
|align="right"|2782
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|Levite Joseph Melanson
|align="right"|136
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|Liberal
|Eric Wilfred Balcom
|align="right"|3054
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|Progressive Conservative
|George A. Boggs
|align="right"|3009
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