Even though there was a record number of women nominated as candidates in P.E.I.'s provincial election, only seven were elected, which the executive director of Women's Network P.E.I. considers a disappointing result.

Fewer than 70 per cent of registered voters turned up at the polls for the 2023 P.E.I. election, by far the lowest voter turnout in the last six decades.

Although more than 50 female candidates were on the ballot for the 2023 P.E.I. election, only seven have been elected to the legislature. 

There will be nine new faces whenever the legislature resumes on P.E.I. — all from the governing party.

Dennis King will return for a second term as premier of Prince Edward Island after his Progressive Conservatives won 22 seats for a commanding victory in the 2023 provincial election. 

Liberal candidates won only three seats in Monday's provincial election on Prince Edward Island, but that will be enough to form the Official Opposition since their rival Greens won only two.

In the face of a huge night for P.E.I.’s incumbent Progressive Conservative government, the Island’s Green Party has been relegated to third place in the legislature.

P.E.I.’s New Democratic Party secured 4.5 per cent of the popular vote in Monday's election, but still doesn’t have a seat in the provincial legislature.

Eligible Island voters weren't the only ones casting ballots today. Students at Three Oaks Senior High in Summerside were among those heading to their own polling stations.

Prince Edward Islanders head to the polls on Monday, April 3, and CBC P.E.I. will have up-to-the minute election coverage on TV, radio and online starting Monday evening.

Here's everything you need to know about how to cast your ballot in Prince Edward Island's provincial election today. Polls are open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. AT.

Advance polls for the April 3 Prince Edward Island election wrapped up across the province on Friday, with over 34% of eligible voters having cast their ballots early.

With 27 districts from tip to tip, five parties and 119 candidates, there's plenty for Prince Edward Islanders to keep an eye on as results roll in Monday evening. Here are 10 key districts to keep an eye on.

As we enter the final days of the 2023 provincial election, we spoke with the leaders about the campaign, the issues that matter most to them, and their party then and now. 

Climate-change watchers and land-use activists say regardless of which party forms P.E.I.’s next provincial government, policy makers need to act now to protect the Island’s forests, waterways and shorelines.

Prince Edward Island’s labour shortage — which is affecting every sector from health care to agriculture and small business — has emerged as a major issue ahead of the upcoming provincial election.

Meet two Islanders voting for the first time in a provincial election. They say they're excited to have the opportunity to make an impact in this election.

Incumbent PC candidate Bloyce Thompson and NDP candidate Marian White are the only two candidates running in District 8: Stanhope-Marshfield, making it the only district on the Island with just two names on the ballot.

Prince Edward Islanders head to the polls next week and while the province has traditionally seen some of the highest voter turnouts in the country, those under the age of 34 are historically the least likely to cast a ballot.

Only one week remains before election day in P.E.I., and some of the Island's local unions want to make sure they're heard before the final ballots are cast.

Health care took centre stage as the leaders of Prince Edward Island's four main political parties faced off in a televised debate ahead of the provincial election.