Municipal
Ward Councillor
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected
- Exact method
- One councillor elected by the voters of each of the five wards for a four-year term (Ward Boundaries (2016) By-Law; Municipal Elections Act, s. 5).
- Seats
- 5
Who holds these seats now
5 seats, each with its own constituency.
Next vote
Sources
- stjohns.ca · checked municipal: City of St. John's: council is the Mayor, Deputy Mayor, five ward councillors and four councillors-at-large (city council page, checked 2026-10-11); wards per the Ward Boundaries (2016) By-Law. For: Ward Councillor
- stjohns.ca · checked municipal: Council website lists Brenda Halley as Ward Councillor (Ward 2), checked 2026-10-11. For: Brenda Halley, current term
- stjohns.ca · checked municipal: Council website lists Donnie Earle as Ward Councillor (Ward 5), checked 2026-10-11. For: Donnie Earle, current term
- stjohns.ca · checked municipal: Council website lists Greg Noseworthy as Ward Councillor (Ward 3), checked 2026-10-11. For: Greg Noseworthy, current term
- stjohns.ca · checked municipal: Council website lists Jill Bruce as Ward Councillor (Ward 1), checked 2026-10-11. For: Jill Bruce, current term
- stjohns.ca · checked municipal: Council website lists Tom Davis as Ward Councillor (Ward 4), checked 2026-10-11. For: Tom Davis, current term
- gov.nl.ca · checked date_confirmed set false: 2029-09-25 is the statutory last Tuesday in September; the Province moved the 2025 general election from 30 Sep to 2 Oct 2025 (release 2024-11-01), so the 2029 date is not confirmed until the Province announces it. Checked 2026-10-12. For: General election, September 25, 2029
- assembly.nl.ca · checked municipal: Municipal Elections Act, s. 5(1)-(2): general elections in 2001 and every 4 years after, on the last Tuesday in September (2029: 25 Sep). The 2025 election was moved to 2 Oct 2025 (https://www.gov.nl.ca/releases/2024/mpa/1101n05/). For: General election, September 25, 2029