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51st General Assembly of Prince Edward Island

The 51st General Assembly of Prince Edward Island was in session from November 23, 1966, to March 26, 1970. The Liberal Party led by Alex Campbell formed the government.

Prosper Arsenault was elected speaker.

There were five sessions of the 51st General Assembly:

SessionStartEnd
1stNovember 23, 1966November 24, 1966
2ndMarch 14, 1967May 19, 1967
3rdFebruary 22, 1968April 25, 1968
4thMarch 11, 1969June 6, 1969
5thFebruary 26, 1970March 26, 1970

Members

[[Kings County, Prince Edward Island|Kings]]

DistrictAssemblymanPartyFirst elected / previously electedDistrictCouncillorPartyFirst elected / previously elected
1st KingsBruce L. StewartLiberal1966
2nd KingsWalter DingwellProgressive
Conservative1959
3rd KingsThomas A. CurranProgressive
Conservative1959
4th KingsLorne BonnellLiberal1951
5th KingsCyril SinnottProgressive
Conservative1966
1st KingsDaniel J. MacDonaldLiberal1962
2nd KingsLeo RossiterProgressive
Conservative1955
3rd KingsPreston MacLureProgressive
Conservative1966
4th KingsKeir ClarkLiberal1947, 1966
Independent Liberal
5th KingsGeorge J. FergusonLiberal1961

[[Prince County, Prince Edward Island|Prince]]

DistrictAssemblymanPartyFirst elected / previously electedDistrictCouncillorPartyFirst elected / previously elected
1st PrinceProsper ArsenaultLiberal1955, 1962
2nd PrinceGeorge DewarProgressive
Conservative1955
3rd PrinceHenry WedgeProgressive
Conservative1959
4th PrinceMax ThompsonLiberal1966
5th PrinceEarle HickeyLiberal1966
1st PrinceRobert E. CampbellLiberal1962
2nd PrinceRobert GrindlayProgressive
Conservative1959
3rd PrinceKeith HarringtonProgressive
Conservative1959
4th PrinceFrank JardineLiberal1962
5th PrinceAlexander B. CampbellLiberal1965

[[Queens County, Prince Edward Island|Queens]]

DistrictAssemblymanPartyFirst elected / previously electedDistrictCouncillorPartyFirst elected / previously elected
1st QueensFrank MyersProgressive
Conservative1951, 1957
2nd QueensSinclair CutcliffeLiberal1966
3rd QueensCecil A. MillerLiberal1966
4th QueensJ. Stewart RossLiberal1959
5th QueensGordon L. BennettLiberal1966
6th QueensJ. David StewartProgressive
Conservative1959
1st QueensWalter Russell ShawProgressive
Conservative1959
2nd QueensLloyd MacPhailProgressive
Conservative1961
3rd QueensJ. Russell DriscollProgressive
Conservative1959
4th QueensHarold P. SmithLiberal1953
5th QueensElmer BlanchardLiberal1966
6th QueensAlban FarmerProgressive
Conservative1959

Notes:

Notes

References

References

  1. William A. Acorn died; by-election held July 11, 1966
  2. new riding
  3. new riding
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