Latest News About Elections Nb

Updated 2026-05-12 05:04

Here’s the latest New Brunswick (“NB”) election-related news roundup I can surface from the information available to me right now:[5][9]

What’s happening in NB elections

May 11 municipal elections (local races): Coverage highlights that nominations are closed and some communities may see competitive contests, while others may include acclaimed candidates.[9]
Elections New Brunswick (Elections N.B.) updates: Elections N.B. maintains an elections news/updates hub with official announcements and media releases.[6][5]

A key recent election (2024 context)

2024 New Brunswick general election outcome: The Liberal Party won and Susan Holt became the first woman premier of New Brunswick; Progressive Conservative leader Blaine Higgs lost his own seat.[4]
Election-night recap reporting: Media coverage summarizes projections and key riding results from the October 21, 2024 election night.[1]

If you tell me which election you mean—municipal (May 11), provincial, or a specific community/candidate—I can narrow this to the most relevant stories.

Sources

Some 'good showdowns' expected in N.B. local elections after 1,100 decide to run

With nominations for the May 11 municipal elections now closed, there are some potentially lively contests in some areas, and acclaimed mayors and councillors in others, including Tracy and McAdam,…

www.cbc.ca

News Releases - Elections NB

www.electionsnb.ca

Here is the latest on the New Brunswick election

The New Brunswick Liberal Party has won a majority government, and Susan Holt will become the first woman to lead the province. Here’s the latest from election night. All times are ADT. 10 p.m.

www.winnipegfreepress.com

News - Elections New Brunswick

www2.gnb.ca

Elections N.B. uses radio, social media to spread the word about Dec. 9 vote

Elections N.B. is concerned about the potential impact the Canada Post strike might have on next month's municipal byelections, with the risk of voter information cards not arriving in mailboxes before New Brunswickers head to the polls.