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5th Queens

Former provincial electoral district in Prince Edward Island, Canada

Field	Value
province	Prince Edward Island
image	PEI 5 Queens.gif
caption	Primary map depicts original boundaries; inset depicts boundaries after creation of 6th Queens in 1966
prov-status	defunct
prov-created	1873
prov-abolished	1996
prov-election-first	1873
prov-election-last	1993
demo-cd	Queens County
demo-csd	Charlottetown

| prov-status = defunct | prov-created = 1873 | prov-abolished = 1996 | prov-election-first = 1873 | prov-election-last = 1993 | demo-cd = Queens County | demo-csd = Charlottetown 5th Queens was a provincial electoral district of Prince Edward Island, Canada, which elected two members to the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island from 1873 to 1993. The district was also known as Charlottetown Common until 1939.

Until 1966, the district comprised the entire city of Charlottetown. For that year's provincial election, the district was split, and 5th Queens comprised the eastern half of the city for the remainder of its existence. The western half of Charlottetown became the new district of 6th Queens.

The district was abolished in 1996 into Charlottetown-Kings Square, Parkdale-Belvedere, Sherwood-Hillsborough, and Stanhope-East Royalty.

Members

Dual member

Assembly	Years	Member	Party	Member	Party
26th	1873			James Colledge Pope	Conservative	PE	PC	background}}
1873–1876			Frederick Brecken	Conservative
27th	1876–1879			Louis Henry Davies	Liberal	PE	PC	background}}
28th	1879–1882	PE	Liberal	background}}		Neil McLeod	Conservative
29th	1882–1886	PE	PC	background}}		Patrick Blake	Conservative
30th	1886–1890
31st	1890–1891
1891–1893			John Theophilus Jenkins	Conservative

Assemblyman-Councillor

Assembly	Years	Assemblyman	Party	Councillor	Party
32nd	1893–1897	PE	Liberal	background}}		Lemuel E. Prowse	Liberal	PE	Liberal	background}}
33rd	1897–1900
34th	1900–1904			John Whear	Liberal	PE	Liberal	background}}
1904	PE	Liberal	background}}		James Warburton	Liberal
35th	1904–1908
36th	1908–1912
37th	1912–1915	PE	PC	background}}		Stephen R. Jenkins	Conservative
38th	1915–1919			James Paton	Conservative
39th	1919–1923			Edmund Higgs	Liberal
40th	1923–1927	PE	PC	background}}		Chester McLure	Conservative	PE	PC	background}}
41st	1927–1930
1930–1931			vacant
42nd	1931–1935			W. Allen Stewart	Conservative
43rd	1935–1939			T. William L. Prowse	Liberal
44th	1939–1943			W. Allen Stewart	Conservative	PE	PC	background}}
45th	1943–1947			T. William L. Prowse	Liberal
46th	1947–1951			David L. Matheson	Progressive Conservative
47th	1951–1955	PE	Liberal	background}}		Earle MacDonald	Liberal
48th	1955–1959			Alex MacIsaac	Liberal
49th	1959–1962	PE	PC	background}}		J. David Stewart	Progressive Conservative	PE	PC	background}}
50th	1962–1966
51st	1966–1970	PE	Liberal	background}}		Gordon L. Bennett	Liberal	PE	Liberal	background}}
52nd	1970
1970–1974			Peter McNeil	Liberal
53rd	1974	PE	Liberal	background}}		George Proud	Liberal
1974–1975			vacant
1975–1978	PE	PC	background}}		James M. Lee	Progressive Conservative
54th	1978–1979
55th	1979–1982	PE	PC	background}}		Wilfred MacDonald	Progressive Conservative
56th	1982–1986
57th	1986–1989	PE	Liberal	background}}		Wayne Cheverie	Liberal	PE	Liberal	background}}
58th	1989–1993
59th	1993–1996

Election results

1993

Councillor

Assemblyman

1989

Councillor

Assemblyman

1986

Councillor

Assemblyman

1982

Councillor

Assemblyman

1979

Councillor

Assemblyman

1978

Councillor

Assemblyman

1975 by-election (Assembly seat)

1974

Councillor

Assemblyman

References

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