Name
Electoral district
(Birth–Death) |
Term of office |
Party |
General Assembly |
Cornelius Howatt
MLA for 4th Prince
(1810–1895) |
1874–1876 |
|
Conservative |
26th |
Henry Beer
MLA for 3rd Queens
(1835–1886) |
1877–1879 |
|
Liberal |
27th |
John Alexander Macdonald
MLA for 3rd Prince
(1838–1905) |
1879–1889 |
|
Conservative |
28th |
| 29th |
| 30th |
Patrick Blake
MLA for 5th Queens
(1846–1909) |
1890–1891 |
|
Conservative |
31st |
Bernard Donald McLellan
MLA for 1st Prince
(1859–1907) |
1891–1893 |
|
Liberal |
James Cummiskey
Councillor for 3rd Queens
(1850–1925) |
1894–1900 |
|
Liberal |
32nd |
| 33rd |
Samuel E. Reid
Assemblyman for 4th Prince
(1854–1924) |
1901–1904 |
|
Liberal |
34th |
Albert E. Douglas
Assemblyman for 2nd Queens
(1860–1908) |
1905–1908 |
|
Liberal |
35th |
Matthew Smith
Assemblyman for 1st Queens
(1843–1909) |
1908–1909 |
|
Liberal |
36th |
John Agnew
Councillor for 1st Prince
(1853–1928) |
1909–1911 |
|
Liberal |
J. Edward Wyatt
Councillor for 5th Prince
(1860–1932) |
1912–1915 |
|
Conservative |
37th |
John S. Martin
Assemblyman for 4th Queens
(1855–1946) |
1916–1917 |
|
Conservative |
38th |
Albert Prowse
Assemblyman for 4th Kings
(1855–1946) |
1918–1919 |
|
Conservative |
Charles Gavan Duffy
Councillor for 5th Queens
(1874–1958) |
1920–1923 |
|
Liberal |
39th |
Louis Jenkins
Councillor for 2nd Queens
(1860–1939) |
1924–1927 |
|
Conservative |
40th |
David McDonald
Councillor for 3rd Queens
(1862–1939) |
1928–1931 |
|
Liberal |
41st |
W. F. Alan Stewart
Councillor for 1st Queens
(1885–1956) |
1931 |
|
Liberal |
Augustine A. MacDonald
Assemblyman for 1st Kings
(1876–1970) |
1932–1934 |
|
Conservative |
42nd |
Heath Strong
Assemblyman for 4th Prince
(1882–1950) |
1934–1935 |
|
Conservative |
Stephen Hessian
Councillor for 3rd Kings
(1891–1962) |
1935–1939 |
|
Liberal |
43rd |
W. F. Alan Stewart
Councillor for 1st Queens
(1885–1956) |
1940–1944 |
|
Liberal |
44th |
Thomas R. Cullen
Councillor for 2nd Kings
(1904–1984) |
1944–1947 |
|
Liberal |
45th |
Eugene Cullen
Councillor for 3rd Queens
(1905–1995) |
1948–1949 |
|
Liberal |
46th |
Forrest Phillips
Councillor for 2nd Prince
(1887–1972) |
1949–1955 |
|
Liberal |
| 47th |
Augustin Gallant
Assemblyman for 3rd Prince
(1916–1994) |
1955–1959 |
|
Liberal |
48th |
Edward P. Foley
Assemblyman for 5th Prince
(1891–1980) |
1959 |
|
Liberal |
John R. McLean
Assemblyman for 1st Kings
(1906–1964) |
1960–1964 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
49th |
| 50th |
Frank Myers
Assemblyman for 1st Queens
(1908–1975) |
1965–1966 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
Prosper Arsenault
Assemblyman for 1st Prince
(1894–1987) |
1966–1970 |
|
Liberal |
51st |
Cecil A. Miller
Assemblyman for 3rd Queens
(1896–1988) |
1970–1978 |
|
Liberal |
52nd |
| 53rd |
Russell Perry
Assemblyman for 1st Prince
(1915–1981) |
1978 |
|
Liberal |
54th |
Daniel Compton
Councillor for 4th Queens
(1915–1990) |
1979–1983 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
55th |
Marion Reid
Assemblyman for 1st Queens
(1929–2023) |
1983–1986 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
56th |
Edward Clark
Councillor for 3rd Prince
(born 1932) |
1986–1993 |
|
Liberal |
57th |
| 58th |
Nancy Guptill
Councillor for 5th Prince
(1941–2020) |
1993–1996 |
|
Liberal |
59th |
Wilbur MacDonald
MLA for Belfast-Pownal Bay
(1933–2020) |
1997–2000 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
60th |
Mildred Dover
MLA for Tracadie-Fort Augustus
(born 1941) |
2000–2003 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
61st |
Gregory Deighan
MLA for Wilmot-Summerside
(born 1939) |
2003–2007 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
62nd |
Kathleen Casey
MLA for Charlottetown-Lewis Point
(born 1961) |
2007–2011 |
|
Liberal |
63rd |
Carolyn Bertram
MLA for Rustico-Emerald
(born 1976) |
2011–2015 |
|
Liberal |
64th |
Buck Watts
MLA for Tracadie-Hillsborough Park
(born 1944) |
2015–2019 |
|
Liberal |
65th |
Colin LaVie[2][3]
MLA for Souris-Elmira
(born 1962) |
2019–2023 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
66th |
Darlene Compton
MLA for Belfast-Murray River
(born 1961) |
2023–2025 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
67th |
Sidney MacEwen
MLA for Morell-Donagh
(born 1979) |
2025–2026 |
|
Progressive Conservative |
Brad Trivers
MLA for Rustico-Emerald
(born 1971) |
2026–present |
|
Progressive Conservative |