A Citizens' Referendum · Newfoundland & Labrador
Have your say on the MOU2 Hydro Agreement
The Progressive Conservative government campaigned on a promise to hold a referendum before signing a new deal with Hydro-Québec. On September 17, 2026, the House of Assembly passed the Definitive Cooperation and Implementation Agreement (MOU2) without one. This is the vote the people were promised — cast yours below and watch the province decide in real time.
The Referendum Question
Based on the information presented to the people of the province by Premier Wakeham and the Progressive Conservative government, do you feel that the Definitive Cooperation and Implementation Agreement (MOU2) approved in the House of Assembly on September 17, 2026 is in the best interests of the province?
Yes
0% of 0 votes
No
0% of 0 votes
Total turnoutvotes cast
Results by Region
Newfoundland & Labrador by postal region (Forward Sortation Area). Each region is shaded green for a majority Yes vote or red for a majority No vote. Hover a region for its tally.
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