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2022 New Brunswick municipal elections
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Registered232,004
Turnout35.77%[1]

The 2022 New Brunswick municipal elections were held in the Canadian province of New Brunswick on 28 November 2022 to elect mayors and councillors in newly formed municipalities following the 2023 New Brunswick local governance reform process.[2] The new municipalities came into existence on 1 January 2023.[3]

In total, there were elections for 50 new municipalities and 12 rural districts,[4] with a total of 446 elected positions. Of the 446 positions, 148 seats were elected by acclamation. 12 positions had no candidates stand for election and were be filled in by-elections held on February 13 and October 23 of 2023.[5] In addition, 13 elections were subject to recounts which took place between 1 December 2022 and 9 December 2022. Two recounts resulted in a change to the vote totals, but neither of these changed the winners of the elections.

Elections were not held in larger municipalities such as Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton which did not go through the local governance reform,[6] while others which saw minor changes only held elections in the areas that were added to their territory.

Acadian Peninsula Rural District

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The results for the Acadian Peninsula rural district advisory committee are as follows:

Candidate Votes %
Robert Power Acclaimed
Johnny Stewart Acclaimed
Denis Thériault Acclaimed

Alnwick

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The results for mayor and council of Alnwick are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Ernest Robichaud Acclaimed

Council

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Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Gerald Albert Ross Acclaimed

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Eva May Hache Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Paul-Emile Thibodeau Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mireille Caissie 157 76.21
Henri Robichaud 49 23.79

Ward 5

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Candidate Votes %
Laurie W. Wishart Acclaimed

Arcadia

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The results for mayor and council of Arcadia are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Derek Pleadwell Acclaimed

Council

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Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Tammy Gordon Acclaimed

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Paul Mennier Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Elizabeth (Liz) Watson Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Steven Sharpe 113 74.34
Craig Dykeman 39 25.66

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Sheila Black Acclaimed

Ward 6

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Candidate Votes %
Paula Jo-Ann Gahan-Magee 87 66.92
Derek Moore 43 33.08

Baie-des-Hérons/Heron Bay

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Dalhousie mayor Normand Pelletier was elected mayor. He defeated Charlo mayor Gaétan Pelletier and Dalhousie councillor Gail Fearon.[7]

The results for mayor and council of Heron Bay are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Normand Pelletier 1,253 53.50
Gail Fearon 690 29.46
Gaétan Pelletier 399 17.04

Council

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Ward 1[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Leigh Walsh 501 42.60
Cynthia Good Cormier 442 37.59
Luc Arseneault 233 19.81

Ward 2[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Lisa Pelletier 509 31.23
Jean Robert Haché 444 27.24
Kevin Lavigne 371 22.76
Anick Michaud 205 12.58
Charles Stewart 101 6.20

Ward 3[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Ken Chartrand 558 41.06
Denis McIntyre 532 39.15
Patrick Clarke 269 19.79
  1. ^ a b c Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Bathurst

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Throughout the local governance reform process, the areas added to the City of Bathurst were grouped together as Ward 2. The City of Bathurst, as it existed prior to the reforms, became known as Ward 1. As a result, an election was held to elect two council members for Ward 2.[8]

The results for Ward 2 of Bathurst are as follows:

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Darryl Branch Acclaimed
Mike Skerry Acclaimed

Beaurivage

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The results for mayor and council of Beaurivage are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Arnold J. Vautour 1,423 56.85
Roger Doiron 980 39.15
Brian D. Stevens 100 4.00

Council

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At-Large[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Stella Richard 1340 29.76
Dennis Mazerolle 1011 22.46
Stéphane Godin 828 18.39
Denis Arseneault 763 16.95
Laureanne Stewart 560 12.44

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Oswald Mazerolle Acclaimed

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
no candidate

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Howard Vautour 250[b] 50.20
Danielle Andrée Dugas 248[b] 49.80

Ward 4

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Candidate Votes %
Paul Lirette Acclaimed

Ward 5

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Candidate Votes %
Melanie (Boudreau) McDermott 249 57.91
Linda Savoie 181 42.09

Ward 6

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Candidate Votes %
JoAnne Robichaud 265[b] 51.56
Lucie Vautour 249[b] 48.44
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ a b c d This result was confirmed in a recount.

Beausoleil

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The results for mayor and council of Beausoleil are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Jean Hebert 1,323 55.80
Diane Gllant 1,048 44.20

By-election

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Following the resignation of Hebert on September 11, 2024,[9] a by-election will be held on December 9, 2024 to replace him:


Results:[10]

Candidate Votes %
Roméo J. Bourque 890 49.25
Jody Dallaire 698 38.63
André Thériault 177 9.80
Lenny O'Brien 26 1.44
Pamela Court 16 0.89

Council

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At-Large[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Monique Robichaud 1,807 29.69
Louis Babineau 1,457 23.94
Paul Babineau 1,091 17.93
Justin Vautour 1,084 17.81
Ricky Babineau 647 10.63

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Dianna Goguen 749 82.76
Adrien (Tabutte) Léger 156 17.24

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Maurice R. Cormier Acclaimed

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Linda Savoie 213 51.82
Michael G. Poirier 131 31.87
Roger J. Robichaud 67 16.30

Ward 4

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Candidate Votes %
Daniel Bourgeois Acclaimed
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.

Belle-Baie

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The results for mayor and council of Belle-Baie are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Daniel Guitard 2,138 46.23
Rachel Boudreau 1,829 39.55
Maxime Lejeune 658 14.23

Council

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At-Large[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Olivier Dilhac 1,763 14.17
Marie Larivière 1,623 13.04
Gaston Frenette 1,616 12.99
Luc Desjardins 1,510 12.14
Jean-Marc Cormier 1,504 12.09
Brigitte Couturier 1,466 11.78
Jenny Arseneau 1,225 9.84
Ulric DeGrâce 1,065 8.56
Raphaël Roy 671 5.39

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Joël Olivier 460 55.83
Normand Plourde 364 44.17

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Ronnie Arseneau 392 47.46
Brigitte Guitard 364 44.07
Marc Roy 70 8.47

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Charles Doucet Acclaimed

Ward 4

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Candidate Votes %
Annik Noël 551 54.45
Réjean Guitard 461 45.55

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jean-Guy Grant Acclaimed

Ward 6

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Anne Bard-Lavigne Acclaimed
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.

Bois-Joli

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The results for mayor and council of Bois-Joli are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Mario Pelletier Acclaimed

Council

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At-Large

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Josée Doucet-Thériault Acclaimed
Donald J. Savoie Acclaimed

Ward 1[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Cindy Roy Bernard 556 43.40
Peggy Savoie Leclair 399 31.15
Denis Fournier 326 25.45

Ward 2[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Guy Landry 674 47.07
Sophie Maltais 506 35.34
Daniel Albert 252 17.60
  1. ^ a b Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Butternut Valley

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The results for mayor and council of Butternut Valley are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Alan Brown 305 38.66
Frank Jopp 299 37.90
Steven Ronald Tingley 108 13.69
Dave Cruickshank 77 9.76

Council

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Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Thomas P. Jeffery Acclaimed

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Vicky Gaunce 162 67.22
Tony Raymond 79 32.78

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
David Andrew Titus 137 55.92
Raleigh Myers 108 44.08

Ward 4

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Candidate Votes %
Mark K. Rideout 151 66.81
Dana Hicks 75 33.19

Campbellton

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Incumbent Campbellton mayor Ian Comeau ran against Atholville mayor Jean-Guy Levesque.[11]

The results for mayor and council of Campbellton are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Jean-Guy Levesque 3,306 67.10
Ian Comeau 1,498 30.40
Kevin Bond 123 2.50

Council

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Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Maurice (Moe) Comeau Acclaimed

Ward 2[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Steve Theriault 449 32.58
Gaëtan Cormier 472 34.25
Arthur Thibault 270 19.59
Jean Soucy 187 13.57

Ward 3[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Glen Perron 532 35.02
Julien Ouellette 519 34.17
Jean-Claude Charest 468 30.81

Ward 4[b]

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Candidate Votes %
Diane Cyr 1,415 12.52
Mélanie Parent 1,402 12.40
Luc Couturier 1,223 10.82
Wes Knight 1,146 10.14
Sterling (Fuzzy) Loga 987 8.73
Conrad Pitre 914 8.08
Brent Babcock 906 8.01
Frédéric (Fred) Daigle 849 7.51
Marco Savoie 831 7.35
Diane Mignault 781 6.91
Tyler Richard 434 3.84
Joey Goulette 418 3.70
  1. ^ a b Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to five candidates.

Cap-Acadie

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Mayor

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Louise Landry, the mayor of Beaubassin East ran for mayor.

The results for mayor and council of Cap-Acadie are as follows:

Candidate Votes %
Serge Leger 2,255 61.21
Louise Landry 854 23.18
Gilles Cormier 575 15.61

Council[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Marc-André Vienneau 2,407 10.80
Yvonne LeBlanc 2,015 9.04
Josée Vautour 1,758 7.89
Susan Cormier 1,703 7.64
Louis Léger 1,692 7.59
Wendy Bourque 1,654 7.42
Rachel Boudreau 1,580 7.09
Eric LeBlanc 1,437 6.45
Charline Burke 1,305 5.86
Ronnie Duguay 1,242 5.57
Luc Drisdelle 1,055 4.73
Hector Cormier 1,007 4.52
Omer Leger 1,004 4.51
Francine Landry 976 4.38
Jean-Albert Cormier 660 2.96
Michel Emery Gaudet 415 1.86
Charles Thibodeau 371 1.67
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to eight candidates.

Capital Region Rural District

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The results for the Capital Region rural district advisory committee are as follows:

Ward 1[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Lloyd Burns 245 36.68
Jennifer Dawn Stairs 236 35.33
Lloyd Dutcher 109 16.32
Leo Kolijn 78 11.68

Ward 2[b]

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Candidate Votes %
Kimberely A. Warren 367 28.21
Marty Forsythe 280 21.52
Eleanor Lindsay 247 18.99
Weldon A. Moore 232 17.83
Greg Shatford 175 13.45
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to four candidates.

Caraquet

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The results for mayor and council of Caraquet are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Bernard Thériault Acclaimed

Council

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Ward 1[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Louise Blanchard 1,384 18.45
Terry King Wai Ing 1,194 15.92
Florence Albert 1,014 13.52
Kim Légère 824 10.99
Kevin J. Haché 757 10.09
Camille Gionet 731 9.75
Michel G. Boucher 704 9.39
Marc-André Vienneau 461 6.15
Kyla Thériault 431 5.75

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Pierre Boudreau 158 74.53
Maurice Mallet 54 25.47

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jacques Boucher Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jean-Claude Doiron Acclaimed

Ward 5[b]

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Candidate Votes %
Marie-Soleil Landry 323 20.07
Nicole Hébert 287 17.84
Roger R. Chiasson 267 16.59
Benoit LeBouthillier 237 14.73
Richard Frigault 186 11.56
Nicole Michon 111 6.90
Nancy Doiron 105 6.53
Josué Doucet 93 5.78
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to four candidates.
  2. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Central York

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The results for mayor and council of Central York are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
David R. Duplessis 746 46.89
Chris Duffie 503 31.62
Blaine Nason 302 18.98
Edward F. Merrithew 40 2.51

Council

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Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Dustin Brownlow 74 63.79
Paul Lemmon 42 36.21

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Joan L. Edwards Acclaimed

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Cheryl (Sherry) Brewer 93 57.06
Daniel (Danny) J. Roy 70 42.94

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Ken Drake Acclaimed

Ward 5

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Candidate Votes %
Jarret T. Forbes 147 75.77
Daniel (Danny) J. Roy 47 24.23

Ward 6

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Candidate Votes %
Wayne Annis 124[a] 50.20
Louella Woods 123[a] 49.80

Ward 7

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Rachel Downing Acclaimed
  1. ^ a b This result was confirmed in a recount.

Chaleur Rural District

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The results for the Chaleur rural district advisory committee are as follows:

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
no candidate

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Laura McNulty Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Nathalie Paulin Acclaimed

Champdoré

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The results for mayor and council of Champdoré are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Jean-Pierre Richard 1,134 61.40
Donald Bastarache 713 38.60

Council

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Ward 1[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Stephan Richard 557 28.46
Eugère Cormier 521 26.62
Gilles Léger 466 23.81
Maurice Robichaud 413 21.10

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Daniel Hicks Acclaimed

Ward 3[b]

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Candidate Votes %
Maurice Maillet 496 38.51
Marc Babineau 461 35.79
Edmond Jaillet 331 25.70

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Léandre Bastarache Acclaimed
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.
  2. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

District of Carleton North

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Mayor

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The results for mayor and council of the District of Carleton North are as follows:

Candidate Votes %
Andrew Harvey 1,462 53.79
Karl E. Curtis 610 22.44
Charles MacDonald 496 18.25
Charles Hugh McNair 150 5.52

Council

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At-Large[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Karen Hargrove 1,211 23.33
Laurel Bradstreet 796 15.33
Charles (Charlie) Guest 792 15.26
Clay Marco 672 12.95
Patricia (Trish) Foster 582 11.21
Joe Trevors 462 8.90
Ryan Dickinson 249 4.80
David MacKenzie Hunter 214 4.12
Stephen Hutchings 115 2.22
Basil Kazakos 98 1.89

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Michael J. Stewart 156 38.71
Ronald Dickinson 130 32.26
Kasie Graham 68 16.87
Robert Lee 49 12.16

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Chala Watson 228 64.04
Debbie Thomas 128 35.96

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Scott Oakes 496 61.01
Rodney C. Broad 103 12.67
Jodi Allan O'Neill 89 10.95
Michael Allen 75 9.23
Elaina Oakes 50 6.15

Ward 4

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Candidate Votes %
Raynold (Ray) Haines 190 26.65
Jillienne Denny 172 24.12
David Trafford 155 21.74
Mary Jo Andow 112 15.71
Theresa Hunter 84 11.78

Ward 5

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Candidate Votes %
Angel Connor 139 32.25
Gailen W. Allan 125 29.00
Brent W. Pearson 115 26.68
James (Jim) B. Doherty 52 12.06
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Doaktown

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The results for mayor and council of Doaktown are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Arthur O'Donnell 262 51.98
Caroline St. Pierre Taylor 196 38.89
Bayard O'Donnell 46 9.13

Council[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Doreen Parker 377 18.72
Beresford (Barry) Price 371 18.42
Paige Storey 342 16.98
Robert M. Gilks 329 16.34
Jeff Porter 323 16.04
Steven A. Carroll 272 13.51
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to five candidates.

Eastern Charlotte

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The results for mayor and council of Eastern Charlotte are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
John D. Craig Acclaimed

Council

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At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
David R. Hatt 640 26.48
Lisa McKay 457[b] 18.91
Bruce Jackson 448[b] 18.54
Dale E. Shaw 348 14.40
Brenda Allison 347 14.36
Romey Heuf 177 7.32

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Terry Lee Acclaimed

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Michael Thompson 196 69.26
Logan Cook 87 30.74

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Alexa Detorakis 139 48.77
Sam Rubin 107 37.54
Joan Majchrowski 39 13.68

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Adam R. Hatt Acclaimed

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Wayne MacQuarrie Acclaimed

Ward 6

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Darrell E. Tidd Acclaimed
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ a b This result was confirmed in a recount.

Edmundston

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In the local governance reform process, portions of the local service districts of Saint-Jacques and Saint-Joseph, as well as the Village of Rivière-Verte, were added to the City of Edmundston.[12] The former Village of Rivière-Verte became Ward 5 of the City of Edmundston. As a result, an election was held to elect a council member for Ward 5.

The results for Ward 5 of Edmundston are as follows:

Ward 5[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Daniel St-Germain 214 48.42
Lisa Parent 117[b] 26.47
Gino Couturier 111[b] 25.11
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ a b This result was confirmed in a recount.

Five Rivers

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The results for mayor and council of Five Rivers are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Tina Beers 667 63.65
Andrew Casey 381 36.35

Council

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At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Katie Robertson 575 30.09
William (Billy) Flanagan 504 26.37
Grace Morris 311 16.27
Joel Hebert 265 13.87
Denise Melanson 256 13.40

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Karen Campbell 166 83.42
Mark Bolton 33 16.58

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mike Robertson 215 71.43
James D. Lane 66 21.93
Marcel Doiron 20 6.64

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Kelly Pidgeon 124 53.22
George Mitton 63 27.04
Glenn S. Stothart 46 19.74

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Elaine Warren 177 58.42
Carl Yvon Cosby 126 41.58
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Fundy Albert

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The results for mayor and council of Fundy Albert are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Robert Rochon 793 46.13
Andrew Casey 499 29.03
Peter Jubb 427 24.84

Council

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Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
John S. Ereaux 121 41.72
Kelly Edgett 93 32.07
Clark Butland 76 26.21

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Loretta Elderkin 234 66.48
Jason V. Horsman 37 10.51
Hartley O'Connor 37 10.51
Margaret Bogle-Hicks 17 4.83
Jared Allen Parsons 15 4.26
Mathew Dick 12 3.41

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Jeff Land 205 68.33
James Wilson 95 31.67

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jeffrey A. Jonah 205 57.91
Don Bowman 149 42.09

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
James (Jim) Coates 140 69.55
Fred Irving 61 30.35

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Heather Ward Russell 127 54.51
Harry Doyle 106 45.49

Fundy Rural District

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The results for the Fundy rural district advisory committee are as follows:

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Bruce Dryer 74 60.66
Micah Williamson 48 39.34

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
no candidate
no candidate

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Raymond Riddell Acclaimed

Fundy Shores

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The results for mayor and council of Fundy Shores are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
George (Denny) Cogswell 399 65.41
J. Scott Wright 211 34.59

Council

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At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Deanna G. Bent 422 37.85
Susan Farquharson 354 32.65
Rick Else 237 21.26
Jack Hester 92 8.25

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Heather Dawn Saulnier Acclaimed

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Tina Marie Dealy Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Lorraine R. Thompson Acclaimed
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Fundy-St. Martins

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The results for mayor and council of Fundy-St. Martins are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
James Bedford Acclaimed

Council

[edit]

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
John D. Cairns Acclaimed
George Cyr Acclaimed
Jeanette Spearing Acclaimed

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Shawn Brown 83 40.69
Reg Manzer 67 32.84
Tim Brewer 54 26.47

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Bradley Brown Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Greg Moran 55 53.92
Mark Gallagher 47 46.08

Grand Bay-Westfield

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In the local governance reform process, the only area added to the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield was a portion of the local service district of Westfield. The added area became Ward 2, while the town, as it existed before the reform, became Ward 1.[13] As a result, an election was held to elect a council member for Ward 2.

The results for Ward 2 of Grand Bay-Westfield are as follows:

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Keri Burpee Acclaimed

Grand Lake

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The results for mayor and council of Grand Lake are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Kevin Nicklin Acclaimed

Council

[edit]

At-Large

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Greg Smith 1,309 62.21
Jean-Noël Allain 795 37.79

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mary-Faith Mazerolle 188 77.37
Mark Allen 55 22.63

Ward 2[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mike Richardson 717 24.35
Gloria W. Hogg 665 22.58
Mike Richardson 611 20.75
Derrick Quigley 598 20.31
Colleen Mooren 191 6.49
Joshua I. Magee 163 5.53

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Gary Glenn 145 51.97
Randy Vernon Hickey 74 26.52
Dustin E.E. Clark 60 21.51

Ward 4[b]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Chanda L. Klassen 282 28.89
Shaun Ward 187 19.16
Keith West 182 18.65
Lindsey Fraser 179 18.34
Candace Richardson 86 8.81
Brenda C. Barton 60 6.15
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.
  2. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Grand-Bouctouche

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Grand-Bouctouche are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Aldeo Saulnier 1,233 58.05
Jean-Noël Allain 891 41.95

Council

[edit]

At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mariette Cormier 1,645 43.77
David Boudreau 1,215 32.33
Claude (Edgar) LeBlanc 898 23.90

Ward 1[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Lise LeBlanc 512 44.79
Clétus Maillet 29.05 32.33
Simonne Belliveau 299 26.16

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Achille Bastarache Acclaimed
Pauline Hébert Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jean-Claude Babineau Acclaimed
Gérald (Gerry) Saulnier Acclaimed
  1. ^ a b Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Grand-Sault/Grand Falls

[edit]

School district director general Bertrand Beaulieu was elected by acclamation.[14]

The results for mayor and council of Grand Falls are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Bertrand Beaulieu Acclaimed

Council

[edit]

Ward 1[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Marcel Levesque 463 36.95
Mario Pelletier 395 31.52
Allain Desjardins 257 20.51
Mario Godbout 138 11.01

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Claudette Goguen Kavanaugh Acclaimed

Ward 3[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Danny Soucy 598 37.38
David Raines 519 32.44
Billy Walker 483 30.19

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Annie Deschênes Acclaimed
Sebastien R. Michaud Acclaimed

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Josée Rioux-Walker Acclaimed
France Roussel Acclaimed
  1. ^ a b Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Greater Miramichi Rural District

[edit]

The results for the Greater Miramichi rural district advisory committee are as follows:

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Lynn D. Gregan Acclaimed

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Sonya E. Martin Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Larry Allain 85 74.56
Sean Legassie 29 25.44

Hampton

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Hampton are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Robert (Dewey) Doucet Acclaimed

Council

[edit]

At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jeremy Salgado 927 38.53
Todd Beach 778 32.34
Debbie Hickey 572 23.77
David Goucher 129 5.36

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Sheree L. Trecartin 173 57.48
Mike Adams 128 42.52

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Ken Chorley Acclaimed
Kim Tompkins Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Karin Boyé 108 45.00
Pamela (Pam) Ann McKenzie 73 30.42
Robert Russell 59 24.58
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Hanwell

[edit]

In the local governance reform process, the only area added to the Rural Community of Hanwell was a portion of the local service district of Kingsclear.[15] The added area was divided into wards 5 and 6. As a result, elections were held to elect one council member for each of the new wards.

The results for wards 5 and 6 of Hanwell are as follows:

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Deborah (Debby) Elinor Peck Acclaimed

Ward 6

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Lee Crouse 185 87.68
Paul MacIntosh 26 12.32

Hartland

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Hartland are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Tracey D. Demerchant Acclaimed

Council

[edit]

At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Lee Patterson 423 28.76
Stewart Fairgrieve 412 28.01
Wayne Douglas Britton 322 21.89
George Boone 314 21.35

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jason J. Smith Acclaimed

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mike Walton Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Sam Walton 94 62.25
Rebecca Blaevoet 57 37.75
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.

Harvey

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Harvey are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Richard H. Corey 426 48.41
Winston Gamblin 312 35.45
Patricia (Pat) Carlson 142 16.14

Council

[edit]

At-Large

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Shawn Little Acclaimed

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Randy A. Chase 144 70.24
David A. Stairs 40 19.51
Eric McInnis 21 10.24

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Andrew S. McLean Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Sheryl Pepin 205 70.93
Ruthie Bresson 84 29.07

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Joseph Kyle Chessie Acclaimed

Hautes-Terres

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Hautes-Terres are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Denis Landry Acclaimed

Council

[edit]

At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Luc Robichaud 1,374 37.52
Suzanne Thériault 1,058 28.89
Michel Haché 895 24.44
Alyre Ross 335 9.15

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Cathy Gosselin 302 57.31
Mireille Pinet 225 42.69

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Etienne Cormier 237 74.53
Jean-François (Jeff) Mantha 81 25.47

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Albert Lagacé 251 66.05
Maurice Godin 129 33.95

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Nathalie Mallais Comeau Acclaimed

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Danny Comeau Acclaimed

Ward 6

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Louis LeBouthillier 243 52.37
Richard Thibodeau 221 47.63
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Haut-Madawaska

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Haut-Madawaska are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jean-Pierre Ouellet 792 54.40
Jean-Marc Nadeau 556 38.19
André Martin 108 7.42

Council

[edit]

Ward 1-Saint-François[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Nancy Ann Landry 331 50.15
Rino Levasseur 168 25.45
Robert G. Bonenfant 161 24.39

Ward 2-Lac-Baker[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Ron Cormier 238 43.35
Bernard Soucy 166 30.24
Alpha Nadeau 145 26.41

Ward 3-Clair[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Richard Michaud 273 40.87
Lloyd Plourde 212 31.74
Carl Sawyer 183 27.40

Ward 4-Baker-Brook

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Francine Caron Acclaimed
Georges Michaud Acclaimed

Ward 5-Saint-Hilaire

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Michel J. Morin Acclaimed
Reginald Nadeau Acclaimed
  1. ^ a b c Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Île-de-Lamèque

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Île-de-Lamèque are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Bernard Savoie 1,256 46.73
Jules Haché 957 35.60
Allain Guignard 409 15.22
Paul F. Chiasson 66 2.46

Council

[edit]

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Gerard Benoit Acclaimed

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Linda Lavoie 270 55.44
Luc Levesque 217 44.56

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Alonzo Rail 247 71.59
Christian Duguay 78 22.61
Aldoris Ferron 20 5.80

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Stéphanie Rail Larocque 217 53.71
Christina Hebert 187 46.29

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Yvon Chiasson 149 46.42
Stéphane Gaouette 123 38.32
Denise Guignard 49 15.26

Ward 6

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jocelyne Kerry 187 45.61
Claude Ferron 113 27.56
Henri-Paul Guignard 65 15.85
Brahim Benahmed 45 10.98

Ward 7

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Linda David 210 46.05
Colette (Vienneau) Plourde 160 35.09
Guy O. Chiasson 86 18.86

Kedgwick

[edit]

Following the local governance reform process, the only election held in Kedgwick was to elect one councillor for Ward 5. The winner joined the existing council and is now in charge of all files relating to the communities that were added to the Rural Community of Kedgwick.[16]

The results for Ward 5 of Kedgwick are as follows:

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Burt W. Paulin Acclaimed

Kent Rural District

[edit]

The results for the Kent rural district advisory committee are as follows:

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jean-Charles Daigle Acclaimed
Lucie Martin Acclaimed

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Docile Cormier Acclaimed

Kings Rural District

[edit]

The results for the Kings rural district advisory committee are as follows:

At-Large

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Kevin K. Scott Acclaimed

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
no candidate

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Gordon Kierstead Acclaimed

Lakeland Ridges

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Lakeland Ridges are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Tanya Marie Cloutier 443 59.54
Steve Buckingham 212 28.49
Gar Conklin 89 11.96

Council

[edit]

Ward 1[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Ross Stairs 122 38.13
Perry Bull 113 35.31
Gregory (Greg) Grant 85 26.56

Ward 2[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Linda L. Porter 97 36.06
Patricia J. Budd 87 32.34
Greg Williams 85 31.60

Ward 3[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Randy Stairs 113 29.66
Christopher Charles Gordon Yerxa 73[b] 19.16
Alex Rodbard 69[b] 18.11
Duane Gordon MacMillan 67[b] 17.59
Lauren Boyd 59[b] 15.49

Ward 4[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mark Grant 180 42.25
Michael Thomas Furrow 114 26.76
Christy Collier 97 22.77
Brayden Shawn Collier (Brayden Collicott) 35 8.22
  1. ^ a b c d Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ a b c d This result was confirmed in a recount.

Maple Hills

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Maple Hills are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Erica Warren 722 55.54
Tracey Mullin 578 44.46

Council

[edit]

At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mark Estey 792 37.91
Eric Murray 768 36.76
Paul J. LeBlanc 529 25.32

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
David Gingras 319 60.76
Shawn W. Soucoup 128 24.38
Keith Hatto 78 14.86

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Chad Martin Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Marc Savoie Acclaimed
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Miramichi River Valley

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Miramichi River Valley are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Kevin Earl Russell Acclaimed

Council

[edit]

At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Dwain Joseph Hallihan 896 29.58
Morgan Vickers 837 27.63
Sharon M. Vickers 718 23.70
Denver Brennan 578 19.08

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jeffrey Sheasgreen 369 87.86
Douglas Mullin 51 12.14

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Darlene Mary Gillespie Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Amanda Brennan 231 50.88
Ray Croft 191 42.07
Kevin Gauthier 32 7.05
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.

Municipal District of St. Stephen

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of the Municipal District of St. Stephen are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Allan MacEachern 1,071 58.78
C. Burton Stewart 378 20.75
Ken Parker 373 20.47

Council

[edit]

Ward 1[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Brian Cornish 187 31.64
Joyce Wright 151 25.55
Daniel Dow 112 18.95
Tony Mann 90 15.23
Bill Olsen 51 8.63

Ward 2[b]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Ghislaine Wheaton 584 16.97
Marg Harding 454 13.19
David Hyslop 450 13.08
Emily Rodas (Cunningham) 450 13.08
Bob Brown 438 12.73
Tanner Stewart 300 8.72
Brent Macpherson 298 8.66
Jamieson Smith 247 7.18
Vic Thiessen 220 6.39

Ward 3[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Wade Greenlaw 329 33.23
Earle R. Eastman 223 22.53
Kim Henry (Ross) 141 14.24
J Kyle Moffatt 138 13.94
John Barker 104 10.51
Kris Booth 55 5.56
  1. ^ a b Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to four candidates.

Nackawic-Millville

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Nackawic-Millville are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Tim Fox 523 62.49
Ian Kitchen 314 37.51

Council

[edit]

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Katlyn (Katie) Nozzolillo 63[a] 50.40
Anthony Moorcroft 62[a] 49.60

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jeffery Clark Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Greg MacFarlane Acclaimed
Robert (Bob) Simpson Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Colin Trail Acclaimed

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Michael Arbuckle Acclaimed

Ward 6

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Errol Graham 73 61.34
Kim Allen 46 38.66
  1. ^ a b This result was confirmed in a recount.

Nashwaak

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Nashwaak are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
David Sweeney 731 81.77
Jeff Macfarlane 101 11.30
Maggie Kavanagh 62 6.94

Council

[edit]

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Heather Holt-Logan 126 74.12
Evan G. Tozer 44 25.88

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Victoria Green Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Douglas (Doug) Koch 103 89.57
Tiana Lee Sellick 12 10.43

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Amy Floyd 126 69.23
Cayley Pozza 56 30.77

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jeffrey Foster Acclaimed

Ward 6

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mike Mulherin Acclaimed

Ward 7

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Andrew G.B. Ferris Acclaimed

Northwest Rural District

[edit]

The results for the Acadian Peninsula rural district advisory committee are as follows:

At-Large

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Josée Levesque 337 68.08
Stéphanie LeBel-Landry 158 31.92

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Mario Volpe 206 53.23
Jocelyn Sirois 181 46.77

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jean-Marie St-Onge Acclaimed

Nouvelle-Arcadie

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Nouvelle-Arcadie are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jimmy Bourque 673 52.29
Pierrette Robichaud 614 47.71

Council

[edit]

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Darlene Desroches 123 59.42
Vincent Guèrette 84 40.58

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Lynn Marie Doiron Acclaimed

Ward 3[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Cyrille J. Cormier 364 32.73
Shawn Richard 325 29.23
Denis Doiron 222 19.96
Geneviève L. Latour 201 18.08

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Yvon Doiron 81[b] 35.84
Kevin Curry 75[c] 33.19
Chantal Arsenault 70[b] 30.97
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ a b This result was confirmed in a recount.
  3. ^ In the initial count, 76 votes were counted for Kevin Curry. Following a recount, it was determined that he had actually received 75 votes.

Oromocto

[edit]

In the local governance reform process, the only area added to Oromocto was a portion of the local service district of Lincoln.[17] This area became Ward 4 and an election was held to elect two council members to represent the area.

In addition, on 21 July 2022, Mariliz Parent announced her resignation as councillor for Ward 2.[18] As a result, a by-election was held to fill the vacancy.

The results for wards 2 and 4 of Oromocto are as follows:

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Brad Whalen Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Ryan Carr Acclaimed
Gary von Richter Acclaimed

Restigouche Rural District

[edit]

The results for the Restigouche rural district advisory committee are as follows:

At-Large

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Brad Mann Acclaimed

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Loretta Smith Acclaimed

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Audel Godin 88 64.71
Barry Firlotte 48 35.29

Rivière-du-Nord

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Rivière-du-Nord are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Joseph Lanteigne 1305 81.92
Eric Landry 288 18.08

Council

[edit]

At-Large[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Thérèse Haché 605 20.06
Gerard Battah 524 17.37
Jules Boudreau 404 13.40
Denise McLaughlin 340 11.27
Claude Clement 332 11.01
Isabelle Nowlan 318 10.54
Jolène Dugas 251 8.32
Margo Marguerite Haché 242 8.02

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Anne Landry 216 58.38
Linda Landry 154 41.62

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Colin MacLellan 238 75.56
Victor Bertin 77 24.44

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Yvon Godin Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Carole Frigault 236 56.59
Martin Dionne 181 43.41
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Saint Andrews

[edit]

In the local governance reform process, the only areas added to the Town of Saint Andrews were the local service districts of Bayside and Chamcook.[19] As a result, two elections were held in Saint Andrews to elect one council member representing Ward 1-Bayside and two council members representing Ward 2-Chamcook.

The results for wards 1 and 2 of Saint Andrews are as follows:

Ward 1-Bayside

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Darrell Weare 68 62.96
Jeremiah Kerr 40 37.04

Ward 2-Chamcook[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Annette Harland 178 51.30
Mark Bennett 129 37.18
Blair Gordon 40 11.53
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Saint-Quentin

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Saint-Quentin are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Nicole Somers 792 57.10
Joey Couturier 595 42.90

Council

[edit]

Ward 1[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Roger Guimond 638 25.67
Jean-Francois Martel 430 17.30
Marie-Josée Theriault 389 15.65
Amélie Deschênes 356 14.33
Marc J. Beaulieu 207 8.33
Marie-France Malenfant 199 8.01
Danny Perron 171 6.88
Pascal Langlois 95 3.82

Ward 2[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Serge Pineault 335 23.88
Alain Martel 247 17.61
Patrick N. Jean 209 14.90
Chrissy St-Pierre 180 12.83
Martine Aubut Rousselle 176 12.54
Patrick Patenaude 159 11.33
Jean Luc Caouette 97 6.91
  1. ^ a b Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.

Salisbury

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Salisbury are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Robert Campbell Acclaimed

Council

[edit]

At-Large

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jason Gallant Acclaimed

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
John Wiebe Dykstra 85 46.96
Alex Morton 75 41.44
Mike Archibald 21 11.60

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Phyllis Bannister Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Sarah Colwell Acclaimed
Nathan O'Blenis Acclaimed
Stephanie Thorne Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Joseph (Joe) D'Ettore 94 64.38
Paula-Marie Carmel Kingston-Mather 52 35.62

Shediac

[edit]

In the local governance reform process, the local service districts of Pointe-du-Chêne, Shediac Cape, and Scoudouc Road, as well as a portion of the local service district of Scoudouc, were added to the Town of Shediac. These became wards 2, 3, 4, and 5, respectively.[20] As a result, elections were held to elect one council member for each of the new wards.

The results for wards 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Shediac are as follows:

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Harry McInroy 218 57.98
Odette N. Babineau 158 42.02

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Murray Lloyd Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Roland Cormier Acclaimed

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Joël Després Acclaimed

Shippagan

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Shippagan are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Kassim Doumbia 1,026 45.22
Danny Rousseau 800 35.26
Nathalie Blaquiere 443 19.52

Council

[edit]

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Nathalie Robichaud 228 71.92
Brigitte Mazerolle Arseneau 89 28.08

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Laurent Robichaud 242 69.94
Benoit Savoie 104 30.06

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Armand Caron Acclaimed

Ward 4

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Amélie Ferron-Roussel 195 52.70
Marc Cormier 118 35.26
Pierre Luc Hache 57 15.41

Ward 5

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Marie-Lou Noël 295 74.87
Linda Austin 99 25.13

Ward 6

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Eda Roussel 314 78.89
Marie-Eve Landry 84 21.11

Southeast Rural District

[edit]

The results for the Southeast rural district advisory committee are as follows:

Candidate Votes %
Gaius Ricker Acclaimed
no candidate
no candidate

Southern Victoria

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Southern Victoria are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Cindy D. McLaughlin 421 49.65
Marianne Bell 391 46.11
Terry Ritchie 36 4.25

Council

[edit]

At-Large

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Sheldon Shaw Acclaimed

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Todd McGuire 83[a] 50.92
Joe Gee 80[a] 49.08

Ward 2[b]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Tamara Titus McPhail 435 31.07
Sheila E. Cummings 396 28.29
William (Bill) Stevenson 299 21.36
Fidèle H. Albert 270 19.29

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Sara Plant Acclaimed
  1. ^ a b This result was confirmed in a recount.
  2. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.

Southwest Rural District

[edit]

The results for the Southwest rural district advisory committee are as follows:

Ward 1

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Brian Gardner 113 75.84
Dennis E. Blair 36 24.16

Ward 2

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jim Tubbs Acclaimed

Ward 3

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Sheena Young Acclaimed

Strait Shores

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Strait Shores are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Jason Stokes Acclaimed

Council[a]

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Annamarie Lynn Boyd 278 24.26
Lois Oulton 263 22.95
Tanya Haynes 229 19.98
Stacy Jones 189[b] 16.49
Neil R. Silliker 187[b] 16.32
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to four candidates.
  2. ^ a b This result was confirmed in a recount.

Sunbury-York South

[edit]

The results for mayor and council of Sunbury-York South are as follows:

Mayor

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
David Hayward 391 55.38
Larry Delong 172 24.36
Moe Joseph Lagace 143 20.25

Council

[edit]

At-Large

[edit]
Candidate Votes %
Tegan Noble Acclaimed
Gilles K. Turner Acclaimed

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Joey Bernard Acclaimed
no candidate

Ward 2[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Raymond Noble 295 33.52
Susan Yarom 241 27.39
Matthew Sheppard 210 23.86
Hajnalka Hartwick 134 15.23
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.

Sussex

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The results for mayor and council of Sussex are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Marc Thorne 1,259 86.11
Richard Pearson 203 13.89

Council

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At-Large[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Tim Wilson 734 18.52
Eric Nelson 716 18.06
Graham A. Milner 667[b] 16.83
Wayne A. Wilkins 653[b] 16.47
Pamela Jean Kaye 458 11.55
Paul J. Taylor 360 9.08
Allen Price 193 4.87
Shianne Brewer 183 4.62

Ward 1[c]

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Candidate Votes %
Paul Ivan Maguire 393[b] 21.97
Fred Brenan 380[b] 21.24
Jane Boyle 374[b] 20.91
Danny Holder 271 15.15
Sonja Davis Carhart 127 7.10
Richard Hawkes 127 7.10
Melinda M. Rankin 117 6.54

Ward 2[c]

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Candidate Votes %
Catherine MacLeod 246 27.89
Doug Bobbitt 242 27.44
Terrance (Terry) D. Gale 188 21.32
Bob Burgess 133 15.08
Patsy Shay 73 8.28
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.
  2. ^ a b c d e This result was confirmed in a recount.
  3. ^ a b Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Tantramar

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Shawn Mesheau, the mayor of Sackville ran for mayor.

The results for mayor and council of Tantramar are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Andrew Black 1,164 46.23
R. Shawn Mesheau 922 36.62
Bonnie Swift 432 17.16

Council

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Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Debbie Wiggins-Colwell 176 68.22
Robert Corkerton 82 31.78

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Barry Collins Hicks 94 36.58
Kevin J. Scott 79 30.74
Wendy Epworth 47 18.29
Natalie Donaher 37 14.40

Ward 3[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Allison Butcher 1,098 18.67
Michael J. Tower 950 16.15
Bruce I. Phinney 861 14.64
Joshua Goguen 852 14.49
Alice C. Cotton 713 12.12
Sahitya Pendurthi 541 9.20
Virgil G. Hammock 419 7.12
Charles A. Harvey 225 3.83
Sana Mohamad 222 3.77

Ward 4

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Candidate Votes %
Matthew Estabrooks 154 64.17
Sabine Dietz 86 35.83

Ward 5

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Candidate Votes %
Gregory Martin Acclaimed
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to four candidates.

Three Rivers

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The results for mayor and council of Three Rivers are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Peter J. Saunders Acclaimed

Council

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At-Large

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Candidate Votes %
Dennis Murphy 365 59.64
Teri Mcmackin 247 40.36

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Karen Hall-Middleton 109 78.99
Coy D. Horsman 29 21.01

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Luke Lymburner Acclaimed

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Angela Silverthorn 118 64.48
June P. Crandall 65 35.52

Tobique Valley

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The results for mayor and council of Tobique Valley are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Tom Eagles 619 70.82
Terry L. Sisson 131 14.99
Lee Reed 124 14.19

Council

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Ward 1[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Laurie Barry-Kinney 236 36.88
Joanne Michaud 151 23.59
Alex Stevenson 133 20.78
Shawn Arbeau 120 18.75

Ward 2[b]

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Candidate Votes %
Gary Lee Harding 276 24.80
Tony Wright 256 23.00
Sharon DeWitt 227 20.40
Timothy Corbin 215 19.32
Aaron Roger Jones 139 12.49

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Bill Eagles 92 78.63
Cathy Michaud 25 21.37
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to three candidates.

Tracadie

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The results for Ward 7 of Tracadie are as follows:

Ward 7

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Candidate Votes %
Pierre Morais 640 61.32
Ginette Saulnier 268 27.21
Vicky Haché Benoit 113 11.47

Vallée-des-Rivières

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The results for mayor and council of Vallée-des-Rivières are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Lise Anne Roussel 848 69.34
Kevin Bobby Ouellette 375 30.66

Council

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Ward 1[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Jacques Girard 227 42.35
Irène Gagnon Levesque 159 29.66
Nicole Poitras-Baulkaran 150 27.99

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Bruce Desjardins Acclaimed
Mario Ringuette Acclaimed

Ward 3[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Jean-Paul Soucy 195 39.88
Paul Roy 172 35.17
Tania Ouellette Roussel 122 24.95

Ward 4[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Annick Bellefleur 292[b] 34.03
Luc Martin 290[c] 33.92
Kevin Corbin 275[d] 32.05
  1. ^ a b c Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.
  2. ^ In the initial count, 291 votes were counted for Annick Bellefleur. Following a recount, it was determined that she had actually received 292 votes.
  3. ^ In the initial count, 291 votes were counted for Luc Martin. Following a recount, it was determined that he had actually received 290 votes.
  4. ^ This result was confirmed in a recount.

Valley Waters

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The results for mayor and council of Valley Waters are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Randy McKnight 421 43.76
John Urquhart 224 23.28
Wendy L. Alcorn 174 18.09
Chris E. Clark 143 14.86

Council

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Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Charity McDonald Acclaimed

Ward 2[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Stephen Muir 187 50.68
Carey Beth Gillis 182 49.32

Ward 3[b]

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Candidate Votes %
no candidate
no candidate

Ward 4[c]

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Candidate Votes %
Ann-Marie Snyder 177 28.55
Harold Keith 150 24.19
Nicole Clement 149 24.03
Jeff Gaunce 144 23.23
  1. ^ On December 16, 2022, An Act Respecting Local Governance Reform, 2022, no. 2 was given Royal Assent. This Act changed the number of councillor positions to elect in Ward 2 to 2. It also required the Municipal Electoral Officer to hold a by-election to fill the new vacancy in Ward 2 on February 13, 2023.
  2. ^ On December 16, 2022, An Act Respecting Local Governance Reform, 2022, no. 2 was given Royal Assent. This Act changed the number of councillor positions to elect in Ward 3 to 1.
  3. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to two candidates.

Western Valley Rural District

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The results for the Western Valley rural district advisory committee are as follows:

Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Lynn K. Hambrook Acclaimed

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
no candidate
no candidate

Woodstock

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Incumbent Woodstock mayor Arthur Slipp ran against Town councillor Trina Milbury (Jones).

The results for mayor of Woodstock are as follows:

Mayor

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Candidate Votes %
Trina Milbury 1,290 55.08
Arthur L. Slipp 981 41.89
Mark J. Dumas 71 3.03

Council

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Ward 1

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Candidate Votes %
Michael Martin Acclaimed

Ward 2

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Candidate Votes %
Will Belyea 140 52.24
Dana Patterson 128 47.76

Ward 3

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Candidate Votes %
Julie Calhoun-Williams 118 43.07
Scott Dunlop 109 39.78
Thomas (Tom) Reid 47 17.15

Ward 4[a]

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Candidate Votes %
Mark Rogers 823 20.70
Jeff Bradbury 777 19.55
Norm Brown 758 19.07
Christa McCartney 600 15.09
Erin Katherine DeLong 521 13.11
Ricky Nicholson 496 12.48

Ward 5

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Candidate Votes %
Lorne Leech 307 71.06
Graham Gill 125 28.94
  1. ^ Each voter was permitted to vote for up to four candidates.

References

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  2. ^ "Local Government and Rural District Advisory Committee Elections - Positions to Elect". Elections New Brunswick. Retrieved 27 November 2022.
  3. ^ "Local Governments Establishment Regulation – Local Governance Act". Government of New Brunswick. 30 August 2022. Retrieved 19 October 2022.
  4. ^ "Excitement, apathy as some N.B. residents to vote for first time in municipal elections". CBC. 27 November 2022. Retrieved 27 November 2022.
  5. ^ "2023 Local Government Elections - Report of the Municipal Electoral Office" (PDF). Elections New Brunswick. 23 October 2023. Retrieved 19 November 2024.
  6. ^ "Elections coming up for 62 newly formed, amalgamated communities". CBC. 4 October 2022. Retrieved 27 November 2022.
  7. ^ "Thousands 'going to have a voice,' says mayor, as N.B. residents elect new municipal leaders". CBC. 28 November 2022. Retrieved 28 November 2022.
  8. ^ "What are the new boundaries?". City of Bathurst. City of Bathurst. Retrieved 25 June 2024.
  9. ^ "Controverse sur l'affichage commercial à Beausoleil : le maire Jean Hébert démissionne". Radio-Canada (in French).
  10. ^ "2024 Local Government by-elections / Élections partielles des gouvernements locaux 2024".
  11. ^ Élections municipales: les jeux sont faits au Nouveau-Brunswick
  12. ^ "RSC 1 Northwest Regional Service Commission Maps". Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved 3 July 2024.
  13. ^ "RSC 9 Fundy Regional Service Commission Maps". Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved 3 July 2024.
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  15. ^ "RSC 11 Northwest Regional Service Commission 11 Maps". Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved 18 July 2024.
  16. ^ "City Council Members 2021-2025". Rural Community of Kedgwick. Rural Community of Kedgwick. Retrieved 15 July 2024.
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  18. ^ "The Oromocto Town Council Meetings in Regular Session at the Oromocto Municipal Building, Thursday, 21 July 2022 @ 5:30PM" (PDF). Town of Oromocto. Retrieved 18 July 2024.
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  20. ^ "RSC 7 Southeast Regional Service Commission Maps". Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved 22 July 2024.
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