Queens (Nova Scotia Provincial Electoral District) - Members of The Legislative Assembly

Members of The Legislative Assembly

This riding has elected the following Members of the Legislative Assembly:

Legislature Years Member Party
61st 2009-Present Vicki Conrad New Democratic
60th 2006-2009
59th 2003-2006 Kerry Morash Progressive Conservative
58th 1999-2003
57th 1998-1999 John Leefe Progressive Conservative
56th 1993-1998
55th 1988-1993
54th 1984-1988
53rd 1981-1984
52nd 1978-1981
51st 1974-1978 John Wickwire Progressive Conservative
50th 1971-1974 Floyd MacDonald Progressive Conservative
1970-1971 W. S. Kennedy Jones Progressive Conservative
49th 1967-1970
48th 1963-1967
47th 1960-1963
46th 1956-1960
45th 1953-1956
44th 1949-1953 Merrill D. Rawding Liberal
43rd 1945-1949
42nd 1941-1945 Harry Dennis Madden Liberal
41st 1937-1941 John J. Cameron Conservative
40th 1933-1937 Seth M. Bartling Conservative
Queens returned two members before 1933
39th 1928-1933 Donald W. MacKay Liberal-Conservative William Lorimer Hall Liberal-Conservative
38th 1925-1928 Frank J.D. Barnjum Conservative
37th 1920-1925 Jordan W. Smith Liberal George S. McClearn Liberal
36th 1916-1920 William Lorimer Hall Liberal-Conservative
35th 1911-1916
34th 1910-1911 Charles F. Cooper Liberal
1906-1910 Edward Matthew Farrell Liberal
33rd 1901-1906
32nd 1897-1901 Thomas Keillor Liberal
31st 1896-1897 Richard Hunt Liberal
1894-1896 Albert M. Hemeon Liberal
30th 1890-1894
29th 1887-1890 Joseph H. Cook Liberal
1886-1887 Jason M. Mack Liberal
28th 1882-1886
27th 1878-1882 Leander Ford Conservative James C. Bartling Conservative
26th 1874-1878 Isaac N. Mack Liberal Samuel Freeman Liberal
25th 1871-1874 William Henry Smith Liberal
24th 1867-1871

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