Legislative Assembly
49 seats · Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick
Seat composition
Seats run left to right along the political spectrum, so the chamber reads the way a chamber is arranged. The dashed line is the 25 needed to govern.
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- Liberal31
- PC16
- Green2
Liberal majority · 31 of 49
Regional breakdown
The leading party in each region, as the House stands today.
Fredericton and Capital Region
4
PC
8 seats
Moncton and Southeast
9
Liberal
12 seats
North and Miramichi
10
Liberal
12 seats
Saint John and Southwest
6
Liberal
11 seats
Upper Saint John Valley
3
PC and Liberal, tied
6 seats
Executive Council
updated Mar 20, 202619 members. The figure beside each is the projection's chance that their party holds that minister's own seat: a cabinet is only as safe as the districts it sits for.
- Susan HoltPremier, President of the Executive Council and Minister responsible for Official LanguagesFredericton South-Silverwood>99%
- René LegacyDeputy Premier, Minister of Finance and Treasury Board, Minister of Energy and Minister responsible for the Right to Information and Protection of Privacy ActBathurst>99%
- Pat FinniganMinister of Agriculture, Aquaculture and FisheriesKent North80%
- Claire JohnsonMinister of Education and Early Childhood DevelopmentMoncton South>99%
- Gilles LePageMinister of Environment and Climate Change and Minister responsible for the Regional Development CorporationRestigouche West>99%
- John DornanMinister of HealthSaint John Portland-Simonds99%
- Keith ChiassonMinister of Indigenous AffairsTracadie94%
- Rob McKeeMinister of Justice, Attorney General and Minister responsible for Addictions and Mental Health ServicesMoncton Centre>99%
- Aaron KennedyMinister of Local Government and Minister responsible for Service New BrunswickQuispamsis64%
- John HerronMinister of Natural ResourcesHampton-Fundy-St. Martins67%
- Jean-Claude D'AmoursMinister of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Minister responsible for Immigration, Minister responsible for Military Affairs and Minister responsible for the Research and Productivity CouncilEdmundston-Vallée-des-Rivières>99%
- Robert GauvinMinister of Public Safety and Minister responsible for la FrancophonieShediac Bay-Dieppe>99%
- Lyne Chantal BoudreauMinister of Seniors and Minister responsible for Women and Gender EquityChampdoré-Irishtown>99%
- Cindy MilesMinister of Social Development and Minister responsible for the Economic and Social Inclusion CorporationHanwell-New Maryland54%
- Isabelle ThériaultMinister of Tourism, Heritage and CultureCaraquet>99%
- Chuck ChiassonMinister of Transportation and InfrastructureGrand Falls-Vallée-des-Rivières-Saint-Quentin>99%
- Alyson TownsendMinister responsible for LabourRothesay91%
- Luke RandallMinister responsible for Opportunities NB, Minister responsible for Economic Development and Small Business, Minister responsible for NB Liquor and Cannabis NB and Minister responsible for the Regulatory Accountability and Reporting ActFredericton North>99%
- David HickeyMinister responsible for the New Brunswick Housing CorporationSaint John Harbour>99%
Portfolios are maintained by hand, from the Legislative Assembly's cabinet list: New Brunswick publishes its cabinet as a document and a web page, not a machine-readable feed, and the government's page can trail a shuffle, so this list is updated from each announcement rather than scraped.
All members 49
- Aaron KennedyQuispamsisLiberal
- Alexandre Cédric DoucetMoncton EastLiberal
- Alyson TownsendRothesayLiberal
- Benoît BourqueBeausoleil-Grand-Bouctouche-KentLiberal
- Bill HoganWoodstock-HartlandProgressive Conservative
- Bill OliverKings CentreProgressive Conservative
- Chuck ChiassonGrand Falls-Vallée-des-Rivières-Saint-QuentinLiberal
- Cindy MilesHanwell-New MarylandLiberal
- Claire JohnsonMoncton SouthLiberal
- David CoonFredericton LincolnGreen
- David HickeySaint John HarbourLiberal
- Don MonahanArcadia-Butternut Valley-Maple HillsProgressive Conservative
- Eric MalletShippagan-Les-ÎlesLiberal
- Francine LandryMadawaska Les Lacs-EdmundstonLiberal
- Gilles LePageRestigouche WestLiberal
- Glen SavoieSaint John EastProgressive Conservative
- Guy H. ArseneaultRestigouche EastLiberal
- Ian LeeFundy-The Isles-Saint John LornevilleProgressive Conservative
- Isabelle ThériaultCaraquetLiberal
- Jacques LeBlancShediac-Cap-AcadieLiberal
- Jean Claude (JC) D'AmoursEdmundston-Vallée-des-RivièresLiberal
- John DornanSaint John Portland-SimondsLiberal
- John HerronHampton-Fundy-St. MartinsLiberal
- Kate Elman WilcottSaint John West-LancasterLiberal
- Kathy BockusSaint CroixProgressive Conservative
- Keith ChiassonTracadieLiberal
- Kevin RussellMiramichi WestProgressive Conservative
- Kris AustinFredericton-Grand LakeProgressive Conservative
- Luc RobichaudHautes-Terres-NepisiguitLiberal
- Luke RandallFredericton NorthLiberal
- Lyne Chantal BoudreauChampdoré-IrishtownLiberal
- Marco LeBlancBelle-Baie-BelleduneLiberal
- Margaret JohnsonCarleton-VictoriaProgressive Conservative
- Mary E. WilsonOromocto-SunburyProgressive Conservative
- Megan MittonTantramarGreen
- Michelle ConroyMiramichi EastProgressive Conservative
- Natacha VautourDieppe-MemramcookLiberal
- Pat FinniganKent NorthLiberal
- René LegacyBathurstLiberal
- Richard AmesCarleton-YorkProgressive Conservative
- Rob McKeeMoncton CentreLiberal
- Rob WeirRiverviewProgressive Conservative
- Robert GauvinShediac Bay-DieppeLiberal
- Ryan CullinsFredericton-YorkProgressive Conservative
- Sam JohnstonMiramichi Bay-NeguacLiberal
- Sherry WilsonAlbert-RiverviewProgressive Conservative
- Susan HoltFredericton South-SilverwoodLiberal
- Tammy Scott-WallaceSussex-Three RiversProgressive Conservative
- Tania SodhiMoncton NorthwestLiberal