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An electoral district, as it is described here is a 'riding.' Depending of level of government elections, ridings have different names and maps in an attempt to create electoral equality. This suggests that "Saint John Harbour (electoral district)" might better be Saint John Harbour Riding (electoral district) as it is a map diagram distinctly for the MLA position. -- John Bessa ( talk) 19:29, 7 July 2018 (UTC) reply