Kings County - Conservatives have traditionally done well in Kings County. Extending east from Savage Harbour and Little Sands the are offers two of the Island's top golf courses and the ferry service to Nova Scotia.

Queens County - From historic Province House in Charlottetown to storied Green Gables in Cavendish, Queens County covers the central area of province. The region extends west from Savage Harbour and Little Sand and east from Kensington and Crapaud. Politically, this area offers interesting races and will be the focus of much attention on election night.

Prince County - The region's Catholic and Acadian roots have traditionally translated to Liberal success. Taking in the province's second largest city, Summerside, and the Evangeline region, Prince County extends west from the communities of Kensington and Crapaud.

Charlottetown - The capital region is expected to produce some of the closest results. Both the Conservative and Liberal parties have made extra efforts in the six districts making up greater Charlottetown.

Urban - The urban vote takes in the two cities in Prince Edward Island. Both Charlottetown and Summerside, and their surrounding areas promise to deliver some exciting battles. The vote in the urban areas tends to be fluid, and both the Liberals and NDP are hoping the urban vote will deliver their candidates to Province House.

Rural - Rural voters on Prince Edward Island tend to be predictable. That is until the last election when the rural communities in the western part of the province strayed away from supporting the Liberals and sent a number of Tories to Charlottetown. Slightly more rural voters head to the ballot box during provincial elections.