Here’s what I can find from the most recent New Brunswick (“NB”) election-related updates available in the material I pulled: in late 2024, New Brunswick held its provincial general election (Oct. 21, 2024), where the New Brunswick Liberal Party (Susan Holt) was projected to win a majority, and Susan Holt became premier (the first woman to lead the province).[1][4]
There are also municipal byelection updates in Nov. 2024: Elections N.B. warned that the Canada Post strike could affect delivery of voter information cards, and said it was using radio, interviews, and social media to get the word out ahead of the Dec. 9 vote.[3]
When you say “elections nb,” do you mean:
If you tell me which one (and whether you care about a specific city/community), I can narrow the “latest news” to exactly that.
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.comNews Releases - Elections NB
www.electionsnb.caElections 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.
www.cbc.caNews - Elections New Brunswick
www2.gnb.caWith 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