Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick

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The Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick is located in Fredericton.

Members

The current members were elected in the 55th general election held on June 9, 2003 except for Victor Boudreau who was elected in a by-election on October 4, 2004. One seat, Saint John Harbour, is vacant following the resignation of Elizabeth Weir (N.D.P.) on October 13, 2005.

Hédard Albert, Liberal - Caraquet
Eric Allaby, Liberal - Fundy Isles
David Alward, Prog. Cons. - Woodstock
LeRoy Armstrong, Liberal - Kings East
Donald Arseneault, Liberal - Dalhousie-Restigouche East
Keith Ashfield, Prog. Cons. - New Maryland
John Betts, Prog. Cons. - Moncton Crescent
Margaret-Ann Blaney, Prog. Cons. - Saint John-Kings
Roy Boudreau, Liberal - Campbellton
Victor Boudreau, Liberal - Shediac-Cap-Pélé
Frank Branch, Liberal - Nepisiguit
Rick Brewer, Liberal - Southwest Miramichi
Thomas J. Burke, Liberal - Fredericton North
Jody Carr, Prog. Cons. - Oromocto-Gagetown
Rick Doucet, Liberal - Charlotte
Madeleine Dubé, Prog. Cons. - Edmundston
R. Bruce Fitch, Prog. Cons. Riverview
John Winston Foran, Liberal - Miramichi Centre
Brenda Fowlie, Prog. Cons. - Kennebecasis
Dale Graham, Prog. Cons. - Carleton
Shawn Graham¹, Liberal - Kent
Brad Green, Prog. Cons. - Fredericton South
Roland Haché, Liberal - Nigadoo-Chaleur
Bev Harrison², Prog. Cons. - Hampton-Belleisle
Trevor Holder, Prog. Cons. - Saint John Portland
Tony Huntjens, Prog. Cons. - Western Charlotte
Stuart Jamieson, Liberal - Saint John-Fundy
Larry Kennedy, Liberal - Victoria-Tobique
Brian Kenny, Liberal - Bathurst
Kelly Lamrock, Liberal - Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak
Denis Landry, Liberal - Centre-Péninsule
Abel LeBlanc, Liberal - Saint John Lancaster
Richard LeBlanc, Prog. Cons. - Dieppe-Memramcook
Bernard Lord³, Prog. Cons. - Moncton East
Joan MacAlpine, Prog. Cons. - Moncton South
Kirk MacDonald, Prog. Cons. - Mactaquac
Roly MacIntyre, Liberal - Saint John Champlain
Michael Malley, Prog. Cons. - Miramichi-Bay du Vin
Eugene McGinley, Liberal -Grand Lake
Peter Mesheau, Prog. Cons. - Tantramar
Percy Mockler, Prog. Cons. - Madawaska-la-Vallée
Mike Murphy, Liberal - Moncton North
Ronald Ouellette, Liberal - Grand Falls Region
Bruce Paulin, Liberal - Restigouche West
Rose-May Poirier, Prog. Cons. - Rogersville-Kouchibouguac
Carmel Robichaud, Liberal - Miramichi Bay
Elvy Robichaud, Prog. Cons. - Tracadie-Sheila
Paul Robichaud, Prog. Cons. - Lamèque-Shippagan-Miscou
Milt Sherwood, Prog. Cons. - Grand Bay-Westfield
Wayne Steeves, Prog. Cons. - Albert
Wally Stiles, Prog. Cons. - Petitcodiac
Scott Targett, Liberal - York
Jeannot Volpé, Prog. Cons. - Madawaska-les-Lacs
Claude Williams, Prog. Cons. - Kent South

Bold denotes a member of the cabinet.
¹ - Shawn Graham is the Leader of the Official Opposition
² - Bev Harrison is Speaker of the Legislative Assembly
³ - Bernard Lord is the Premier of New Brunswick

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Party standings

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Affiliation		Members
	Progessive Conservative Party	28
	Liberal Party	26
	Vacant Seat(s)	1
Total		55
Government Majority		2

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