Municipal
Councillor
- French: conseiller
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected by everyone in Bathurst
- Exact method
- Elected at large by all voters of Bathurst for a four-year term; each voter may vote for as many candidates as there are seats (Local Governance Act, s. 43). The council elects a deputy mayor from among the councillors (s. 48(3)). Next general election 13 May 2030 (s. 54).
- Seats
- 8
Who holds these seats now
- Erica Lynn Scott since May 2026 Report Source: bathurst.ca, checked
- Jean-François Leblanc since May 2026 Report Source: bathurst.ca, checked
- Jessica Boudreau since May 2026 Report Source: bathurst.ca, checked
- Michael Willett since May 2026 Report Source: bathurst.ca, checked
- Mike Skerry since May 2026 Report Source: bathurst.ca, checked
- Penny Anderson since May 2026 Report Source: bathurst.ca, checked
- Rickey Hondas since May 2026 Report Source: bathurst.ca, checked
- Stephen J. Brunet since May 2026 Report Source: bathurst.ca, checked
Next vote
Sources
- laws.gnb.ca · checked councils: Seats: at large 8 (municipal site). Sources: municipal council page, Elections NB 2026 results (https://www.electionsnb.ca/content/dam/enb/xls/mun2026/2026-05-11-MUN-Results-Resultats.zip), Regulation 2022-50. For: Councillor
- laws.gnb.ca · checked french: French form of the title / descriptive name. For: Councillor in French
- bathurst.ca · checked councils: Councillor, Bathurst: listed on the municipal council page, read 2026-10-11; contested seats cross-checked against the Elections NB 2026 results. For: Erica Lynn Scott, current term, Jean-François Leblanc, current term, Jessica Boudreau, current term, Michael Willett, current term, Mike Skerry, current term and 3 more
- laws.gnb.ca · checked councils: Local Governance Act s. 54(1): general elections on the second Monday in May for 2026 and every fourth year after (13 May 2030). For: General election, May 13, 2030