Elections and Voting

Voting in municipal elections is quick and easy. All residents who meet eligibility are encouraged to participate, to have your voice heard through the selection of members who you think will voice your needs. 

You can vote if you are:

• At least the age of 18 on election day
• A canadian citizen    
• Live or own property within the 5 wards of the municipality

There are several ways that you can vote, either by mail or in-person at your nearest polling station. To find where you nearest polling station is, visit the ElectionsNB website, input your home address and you can view which ward you reside in, the candidates running in your ward and where your nearest polling station is. 

To learn more about voting, view the document below sent by Elections NB.

Residents who are interested in representing our community are encouraged to consider running for a role in our municipality. Have a meaningful role in making a difference and being the voice for residents. Woodstock Town Council is comprised of 8 Councillors, and 1 Mayor. As a member of Council, you will be responsible to serve not only your ward, but the entire community.

Responsibilities:

• Weekly or Bi-Weekly council meetings
• Set & review policies
• Pass By-Laws and Town Budgets
• Engage at community events

Eligibility to run:

• Be at least 18 years of age
• A Canadian Citizen
• Have lived or owned property in the municipality for at least 6 months prior to the election
• Not already in a government role

For more information, visit the ElectionsNB website or view the below guide provided by AMANB.