Municipal
Councillor
- French: conseiller
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected one per ward
- Exact method
- Elected by ward for a four-year term; only the voters of a ward vote for its councillors (Local Governance Act, s. 44). Seats per ward for the 2026-2030 council: Ward 1: 1, Ward 2: 3, Ward 3: 1. Multi-member wards use block voting (each voter may vote for as many candidates as there are seats). The council elects a deputy mayor from among the councillors (s. 48(3)). Next general election 13 May 2030 (s. 54).
- Seats
- 5
Who holds these seats now
5 seats, each with its own constituency.
| Seat | Held by |
|---|---|
| Ward 1 | Joe Gee since May 2026 Report |
| Ward 2 (1) | Ethan Shaw since May 2026 Report |
| Ward 2 (2) | Tommy Dixon since May 2026 Report |
| Ward 2 (3) | Sheila E. Cummings since May 2026 Report |
| Ward 3 | Miranda L. Francis-Perley since May 2026 Report |
Next vote
Sources
- laws.gnb.ca · checked councils: Seats: Ward 1 1 (Reg. 2022-50); Ward 2 3 (Reg. 2022-50); Ward 3 1 (Reg. 2022-50). 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
- electionsnb.ca · checked councils: Councillor ward 2, Southern Victoria: winner in the official Elections NB tabulation of the 11 May 2026 general election. For: Ethan Shaw, current term, Sheila E. Cummings, current term, Tommy Dixon, current term
- electionsnb.ca · checked councils: Councillor ward 1, Southern Victoria: winner in the official Elections NB tabulation of the 11 May 2026 general election. For: Joe Gee, current term
- electionsnb.ca · checked councils: Councillor ward 3, Southern Victoria: winner in the official Elections NB tabulation of the 11 May 2026 general election. For: Miranda L. Francis-Perley, current term
- 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