section_path: Results/Judicial recounts/Terra Nova—The Peninsulas
section_name: Terra Nova—The Peninsulas
paragraph_text: Terra Nova—The Peninsulas
  
  The recount process proved to last longer than anticipated. The 279 ballot boxes had to be gathered together at a central secure location in Marystown before the process could start. All 41,670 ballots (including 579 that had initially been rejected) were re-examined, and about 1,000 ballots were determined to be in dispute. After working through the Victoria Day weekend, the work had to stop for two days because of a scheduled shutdown of the local water supply, which forced the closure of all public buildings. Work was completed on May 23, resulting in a flipping of the riding to the Conservatives.