2012 New Brunswick municipal elections

Municipal elections were held in the Canadian province of New Brunswick on May 14, 2012. == Cities == === Bathurst === The incumbent mayor, Stephen Burnet, was re-elected with 81.31% of the vote in a 47% voter turnout. Burnet is believed to be the first mayor to serve three terms as Bathurst mayor. The city council elections saw five of the seven incumbents running in the city council re-elected. === Campbellton === Long-term mayor Bruce McIntosh, who held the mayorship since 1983, was re-elected without opposition. === Dieppe === === Edmundston === === Fredericton === === Miramichi === === Moncton === === Saint John === == Towns == === Grand Bay-Westfield === Grace Losier, who had served as the mayor of Grand Bay-Westfield since 1998, was re-elected by acclamation to a fifth term. === Grand Falls === === Maisonnette === Jason Godin, a business administration student at the Université de Moncton, was elected with 73.01% of the vote in a town of about 570 people. At 19 years old, Jason Godin became the youngest mayor in the history of New Brunswick. He later ran as a New Democratic Party candidate in the 2015 Canadian federal election, but lost. He later chose not to seek a second term. === Oromocto === === Quispamsis === === Riverview === === Rothesay === === Sackville === === Shediac === === Woodstock === == References ==