See this ElectionsNB page.

ElectionsNB has created this search tool to help you identify the local government you are located in.

ElectionsNB explains how to vote by mail here.

ElectionsNB explains how to get on the voters list on this page.

ElectionsNB provides accessibility tools here and explains how to vote in treatment centres here.

ElectionsNB provides information and resources for prospective candidates here, including candidate nominations kits.

To find out if you or someone else is eligible to be a candidate, see this page.

For information about advertising and campaign rules, see this page.

To read an FAQ that answers the questions below, see this page:

• How do I become a candidate?

• I want a copy of the List of Electors.

• I work for the federal government, can I be a candidate?

• I work for the provincial government, can I be a candidate?

• What area will I represent as a candidate?

• Can a candidate running in local government or district education council elections accept a donation?

• How much may I spend on campaign advertising?

• Is election advertising permitted on election day?

• What are the advertising restrictions on election campaigns?

• Is there a fee that needs to be paid in order to run as a candidate?

• What are the rules regarding signs?

• When are we able to start campaigning/advertising for the candidates?

• When is the opening for nomination day?

• Who are the candidates in the election and how can I get in touch with them?

• Can I work for the election if I am a relative of a candidate?

• Is it legal for the local candidate to offer rides to the polling station?

• When is the closing date for nominations?

• I have a complaint about candidate signs.

• Who is, or is not, allowed to be at the polls on polling day?

You can apply online to work for your local government election. Rates of pay are defined here.

You can take election officer training here.

The Government of New Brunswick, through ElectionsNB, provides a wide range of information and resources about local elections and other elections on this page, including brochures and videos. 

You can access the Municipal Elections Act here.