1991 New Brunswick general election

Canadian provincial election September 2022 September 2023 1991 New Brunswick general election New Brunswick parliamentary no no 1987 New Brunswick general election 1987 51st New Brunswick Legislative Assembly September 23, 1991 members 1995 New Brunswick general election 1995 58 seats of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick 30 150x150px NB Liberal nohash Frank McKenna 1985 NB Liberal name Chatham 58 seats, 60.39% Share of the total popular vote in the previous election 46 12 193,890 47.11% 13.28pp CoR NB CoR nohash Arch Pafford 1989 NB CoR name Ran in Miramichi-Newcastle (lost) New party 8 8 87,256 21.18% New party PC NB PC nohash Dennis Cochrane 1990 NB PC name Petitcodiac 0 seats, 28.59% Share of the total popular vote in the previous election 3 3 85,210 20.69% 7.89pp NDP NB NDP nohash Elizabeth Weir 1988 NB NDP name Saint John South 0 seats, 10.55% Share of the total popular vote in the previous election 1 1 44,384 10.78% 0.23pp New Brunswick general election, 1991 results by riding.svg 300px Popular vote by riding. As this is an FPTP election, seat totals are not determined by popular vote, but instead via results by each riding. Premier Frank McKenna NB Liberal name Frank McKenna Premier after election NB Liberal name No thumb|right|250px|Rendition of party representation in the 52nd New Brunswick Legislative Assembly decided by this election. #F08080 Liberals (46) mediumseagreen Confederation of Regions (8) #6495ED Progressive Conservatives (3) sandybrown New Democrats (1) The 1991 New Brunswick general election was held on September 23, 1991, to elect 58 members to the 52nd New Brunswick Legislative Assembly, the governing house of the province of New Brunswick, Canada. As expected, the Liberal Party won a large majority. Many were surprised that the Confederation of Regions Party formed the official opposition.Cox, K. (1991, Sep 24). Liberals take N.B. as CoR surprises new party wins official opposition. The Globe and Mail Though they ran even with the PCs in popular vote, their concentration of support in rural anglophone ridings gave them considerably more seats. Weir's personal popularity and name recognition was not enough to give her party more seats as she, and the Tories, had votes relatively evenly spread around the province. Background Though Frank McKenna's Liberals were expected to win a second term after sweeping all 58 seats in 1987, any of the other three parties were considered contenders for official opposition. The New Democratic Party was led by Elizabeth Weir, who had been the strongest and most consistent voice of opposition to the Liberals since her election as party leader in 1988. In the ensuing three years, thanks to the lack of opposition members in the legislature (MLAs), her firebrand style had made her a well-known name in New Brunswick politics. The fledgling Confederation of Regions Party had been created out of the ashes of the Hatfield Tories when the latter went from majority government to zero seats in 1987. CoR was running numerous former Tory MLAs and candidates, and even some former Tory cabinet ministers. Its base of support was in English-speaking regions of New Brunswick, where many conservatives had become alienated by Hatfield's close relationship with Acadians. The Progressive Conservatives had been in power for the majority of years since confederation, and 17 straight years before 1987. Even so, the scandals of the final Hatfield years and the growing unpopularity of the federal Progressive Conservatives hindered their success. Additionally they had perceived internal problems having gone through four leaders since the last election: Hatfield, then two-year interim leader Malcolm MacLeod then Barbara Baird, and then Dennis Cochrane. Opinion polls + Evolution of voting intentions at provincial level Polling firmLast day of survey Source NBLA CoR NBPC NBNDP Other ME Margin of Error SampleElection 1991September 23, 199147.1121.1820.6910.780.24Baseline ResearchAugust 1991N.B. Liberals heading for massive win, new poll says Spears John September 20, 1991 The Toronto Star A1151151913Baseline ResearchAugust 1991N.B. opposition makes a fight of it - for 2nd place Spears John September 15, 1991 The Toronto Star B851152210Baseline ResearchJuly 1991Clear sailing for McKenna; Three opposition parties will scramble for few dissenting votes Flaherty Elaine August 23, 1991 The Globe and Mail A853McKenna calls Sept. 23 vote Spears John August 22, 1991 The Toronto Star A218OmnifactsJune 1991Rallying around a political ghost Sheppard Robert June 29, 1991 The Globe and Mail A1537817Baseline ResearchJanuary 1991N.B. parties gearing up to slay giant: McKenna's Liberals in no hurry to end one-party government Cox Kevin April 9, 1991 The Globe and Mail A85815819Baseline ResearchMarch 1990N.B. may head to polls within next year Cox Kevin March 26, 1990 The Globe and Mail A858121713Baseline ResearchJanuary 1990N.B. may head to polls within next year Cox Kevin March 26, 1990 The Globe and Mail A858121713McKenna still on top, poll finds February 14, 1990 The Globe and Mail N18Baseline ResearchJune 1989Anti-bilingual movement takes formal root in N.B Spears John September 10, 1989 The Toronto Star A1363917New Brunswick Confederation of Regions Party founded (1989)Election 1987October 13, 198760.39-28.5910.550.47 Close results A number of races were close 2 or 3 way contests with only a small fraction of votes separating the winner from the losers. The tables below highlight the seats that the three major parties missed by less than 10 percentage points (pp) and the margins between them and the winner. LiberalConfederation of RegionsProgressive ConservativeRiverview (-0.27pp from CoR) Kings East (-0.33pp from PC) Shippegan-les-îles (-0.51pp from PC) Petitcodiac (-1.16pp from PC) Saint John South (-1.82pp from NDP) Southwest Miramichi (-2.35pp from CoR) Oromocto (-2.94pp from CoR) York South (-6.68pp from CoR)Queens North (-0.20pp from Lib) Petitcodiac (-0.60pp from PC) Kings Centre (-1.37pp from Lib) Saint John East (-1.56pp from Lib) Saint John Fundy (-4.91pp from Lib) Miramichi-Newcastle (-7.52pp from Lib) Carleton South (-7.55pp from Lib) Kings East (-9.17pp from PC) Queens South (-9.19pp from Lib)Carleton North (-2.55pp from Lib) Saint John Fundy (-2.56pp from Lib) Miramichi-Newcastle (-3.50pp from Lib) Kings Centre (-6.81pp from Lib) Results Results by party Summary of the 1991 Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick election results |- style="background-color:#CCCCCC" !rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Party !rowspan="2"|Party leader !rowspan="2"|# ofcandidates !colspan="4"|Seats !colspan="3"|Popular vote |- style="background-color:#CCCCCC" | style="text-align:center;" |1987 | style="text-align:center;font-size:75%;"|Dissolution | style="text-align:center;" |Elected | style="text-align:center;" |% Change | style="text-align:center;" |# | style="text-align:center;" |% | style="text-align:center;" |Change NB Liberal row-name | style="text-align:left;" |Frank McKenna | style="text-align:right;" |58 | style="text-align:right;" |58 | style="text-align:right;" |58 | style="text-align:right;" |46 | style="text-align:right;" |-20.7% | style="text-align:right;" |193,890 | style="text-align:right;" |47.11% | style="text-align:right;" |-13.28% NB CoR row-name | style="text-align:left;" |Arch Pafford | style="text-align:right;" |48 | style="text-align:right;" |- | style="text-align:right;" |0 | style="text-align:right;" |8 | style="text-align:right;" |- | style="text-align:right;" |87,256 | style="text-align:right;" |21.18% | style="text-align:right;" |- NB PC row-name | style="text-align:left;" |Dennis Cochrane | style="text-align:right;" |58 | style="text-align:right;" |0 | style="text-align:right;" |0 | style="text-align:right;" |3 | style="text-align:right;" |- | style="text-align:right;" |85,210 | style="text-align:right;" |20.69% | style="text-align:right;" |-7.89% NB NDP row-name | style="text-align:left;" |Elizabeth Weir | style="text-align:right;" |58 | style="text-align:right;" |0 | style="text-align:right;" |0 | style="text-align:right;" |1 | style="text-align:right;" |- | style="text-align:right;" |44,384 | style="text-align:right;" |10.78% | style="text-align:right;" |+0.23% NB Independent row-name | style="text-align:right;" | | style="text-align:right;" |2 | style="text-align:right;" |- | style="text-align:right;" |- | style="text-align:right;" |- | style="text-align:right;" |  | style="text-align:right;" |850 | style="text-align:right;" |0.21% | style="text-align:right;" |-0.26% |- | style="text-align:left;" colspan="3" |Total | style="text-align:right;" |224 | style="text-align:right;" |58 | style="text-align:right;" |58 | style="text-align:right;" |58 | style="text-align:right;" |- | style="text-align:right;" |411,590 |colspan="2"|100% |- | style="text-align:left;" colspan="11" |Source: http://www.gnb.ca/elections |- |} Popular vote #ddd 600px 410px Liberal NB Liberal 47.11 Conf. of Regions NB CoR 21.18 PC NB PC 20.69 New Democratic NB NDP 10.78 Others NB Independent 0.24Seats summary #ddd 600px 410px Liberal NB Liberal 79.31 Conf. of Regions NB CoR 13.79 PC NB PC 5.17 New Democratic NB NDP 1.72 Results by region Party NameNorthCentralSouth WestSouth EastTotal NB Liberal rowLiberal Seats:15814946 NB Liberal row Popular Vote:57.040.139.851.447.1 NB CoR rowConfederation of Regions Seats:06028 NB CoR row Popular Vote:5.835.425.617.821.2 NB PC rowProgressive Conservative Seats:10113 NB PC row Popular Vote:23.619.221.318.620.7 NB NDP rowNew Democratic Seats:00101 NB NDP row Popular Vote:13.05.213.312.110.8Total seats: 1614161258 Results by riding Legend bold denotes party leader † denotes an incumbent who is not running for re-election North Consisting of Victoria, Madawaska, Restigouche and Gloucester county ridings. NB Liberal CoR PC NDP Other |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Victoria-Tobique |NB Liberal background| |Larry R. Kennedy 2,854 | |Carl Skaarup 1,580 | |Neville J. Crabbe 1,664 | |Cheryl Ann Elizabeth Pelkey 308 | | |NB Liberal background| |Larry Kennedy |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Grand Falls |NB Liberal background| |Paul Duffie 3,617 | |Roy Simon Dee 197 | |Léo R. Thériault 1,209 | |Clyde Winchester 207 | | |NB Liberal background| |Paul Duffie |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Madawaska-les-Lacs |NB Liberal background| |Georges Corriveau 2,906 | | | |Raout Cyr 2,211 | |Gérard Caron 601 | | |NB Liberal background| |Georges Corriveau |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Madawaska Centre |NB Liberal background| |Gérald Clavette 2,942 | | | |Don Marmen 1,706 | |Jean-Marie St-Onge 412 | | |NB Liberal background| |Gérald Clavette |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Edmundston |NB Liberal background| |Roland Beaulieu 3,686 | | | |Patrick Dalpé 1,156 | |Réal Couturier 719 | | |NB Liberal background| |Roland Beaulieu |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Madawaska South |NB Liberal background| |Pierrette Ringuette 2,843 | | | |Théo Poitras 1,715 | |Julien Tardif 209 | | |NB Liberal background| |Pierrette Ringuette |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Restigouche West |NB Liberal background| |Jean Paul Savoie 3,922 | |Robert A. Boudreau 517 | |Félix J. Dubé 2,524 | |Rino Pelletier 302 | | |NB Liberal background| |Jean Paul Savoie |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Campbellton |NB Liberal background| |Edmond Blanchard 3,599 | |Ronald Rioux 1,062 | |Bill Ferguson 934 | |Douglas Gordon Kingston 593 | | |NB Liberal background| |Edmond Blanchard |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Dalhousie |NB Liberal background| |Allan Maher 2,804 | |Isabelle Ann Culverwell Davis 451 | |Scott Chedore 608 | |Aurele Ferlotte 1,927 | | |NB Liberal background| |Allan Maher |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Restigouche East |NB Liberal background| |Rayburn Doucett 3,023 | |Norman Shea 381 | |Richard Lapointe 294 | |Walter Gauthier Jr. 1,241 | | |NB Liberal background| |Rayburn Doucett |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Nigadoo-Chaleur |NB Liberal background| |Albert Doucet 4,732 | | | |David Boudreau 466 | |Raoul Charest 1,696 | |Ulric DeGrace (Ind.) 714 |NB Liberal background| |Albert Doucet |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Nepisiguit-Chaleur |NB Liberal background| |Frank Branch 3,752 | |Laurie Alan Daley 760 | |Robert Hornibrook 616 | |Karen Ann McCrea 1,172 | | |NB Liberal background| |Frank Branch |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Bathurst |NB Liberal background| |Marcelle Mersereau 4,047 | |Laurie Joseph Robichaud 1,280 | |Claire Wilt 1,025 | |Colette Buttimer 832 | | |NB Liberal background| |Paul Kenny† |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Caraquet |NB Liberal background| |Bernard Thériault 5,298 | | | |Gilbert Godin 2,279 | |Roger Duguay 2,167 | | |NB Liberal background| |Bernard Thériault |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Shippagan-les-Îles | |Aldéa Landry 4,831 | | |NB PC background| |Jean Gauvin 4,881 | |John Gagnon 128 | | |NB Liberal background| |Aldéa Landry |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Tracadie |NB Liberal background| |Denis Losier 6,374 | | | |Colette McGraw 2,103 | |Pierre Cousineau 1,427 | | |NB Liberal background| |Denis Losier |} Central Consisting of Carleton, York, Sunbury and Northumberland county ridings. NB Liberal CoR PC NDP Other |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Carleton North |NB Liberal background| |Fred Harvey 2,163 | |Jack Salmon 857 | |Dale Graham 2,032 | |Anna Marie Kilfoil 84 | | |NB Liberal background| |Fred Harvey |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Carleton Centre |NB Liberal background| |Allison DeLong 2,087 | |Lois M. Clark 1,281 | |Mary Hatfield 1,387 | |Linda Marie Lawrence 104 | | |NB Liberal background| |Allison DeLong |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Carleton South |NB Liberal background| |Bruce Smith 2,462 | |Jerry Covey 2,036 | |Bill Hamilton 890 | |Arthur L. Slipp 254 | | |NB Liberal background| |Bruce Smith |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|York North | |Bob Simpson 3,825 |NB CoR background| |Gregory James Hargrove 5,463 | |Mark A. Moir 1,174 | |Chris Orenstein 450 | | |NB Liberal background| |Bob Simpson |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|York South | |Al Lacey 4,754 |NB CoR background| |Danny Cameron 5,607 | |Marven Grant 1,797 | |Rita Hurley 602 | | |NB Liberal background| |Al Lacey |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Fredericton South |NB Liberal background| |Russ King 4,584 | |Meryl Sarty 3,295 | |Jamie Henderson 2,575 | |Pauline MacKenzie 1,463 | |Henry John Marshall (Ind.) 136 |NB Liberal background| |Russ King |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Fredericton North | |Jim Wilson 3,864 |NB CoR background| |Ed Allen 6,052 | |Donald H. Parent 1,810 | |Richard Stephen DeSaulniers 553 | | |NB Liberal background| |Jim Wilson |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Sunbury | |Shawn Perry 2,616 |NB CoR background| |Max White 3,935 | |Keith Ashfield 799 | |Barbara Ann Fairley 306 | | |NB Liberal background| |Doug Harrison† |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Oromocto | |Tom Gilbert 2,036 |NB CoR background| |Albert Rector 2,197 | |Joe Mombourquette 939 | |Alton Shears 297 | | |NB Liberal background| |Tom Gilbert |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Southwest Miramichi | |Claude Stewart 2,798 |NB CoR background| |Brent Taylor 2,954 | |Donald Long 701 | |Larry Lynch 193 | | |NB Liberal background| |Morris Green† |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Miramichi-Newcastle |NB Liberal background| |John McKay 2,583 | |Arch Pafford 2,252 | |Paul Dawson 2,573 | |Liane Tiboudeau-Doucet 315 | | |NB Liberal background| |John McKay |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Chatham |NB Liberal background| |Frank McKenna 3,147 | |Jim West 1,563 | |Richard Hilchey 598 | |Wera Baldwin 383 | | |NB Liberal background| |Frank McKenna |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Bay du Vin |NB Liberal background| |Reg MacDonald 2,834 | |John J. Keating 604 | |Muriel Lamkey 1,608 | |Jeanne Thériault 220 | | |NB Liberal background| |Reg MacDonald |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Miramichi Bay |NB Liberal background| |Danny Gay 3,940 | |James Grant MacIntosh 638 | |Emilien LeBreton 2,117 | |Norman A. Richardson 493 | | |NB Liberal background| |Danny Gay |} South West Consisting of Queens, Kings, Saint John and Charlotte county ridings. NB Liberal CoR PC NDP Other |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Queens North |NB Liberal background| |Doug Tyler 1,740 | |Constance Melissa Webber 1,654 | |Clayton Chase 256 | |Susan Barton 94 | | |NB Liberal background| |Doug Tyler |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Queens South |NB Liberal background| |Vaughn Blaney 1,543 | |Jarvis M. Ducey 1,205 | |Larry C. Black 676 | |Gordon Black 255 | | |NB Liberal background| |Vaughn Blaney |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Kings West |NB Liberal background| |Laureen Jarrett 6,219 | |Glendon F. Jones 3,810 | |Nancy E. Grant 3,267 | |Roger M. Olmstead 1,494 | | |NB Liberal background| |Laureen Jarrett |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Kings Centre |NB Liberal background| |Georgie Day 3,011 | |Colby Fraser 2,882 | |Charles Edward Murray 2,371 | |Marian Jefferies 1,133 | | |NB Liberal background| |Kal Seaman† |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Kings East | |Tim Wilson 2,843 | |Mel Stockford 2,098 |NB PC background| |Hazen Myers 2,871 | |Anne-Marie Dupuis 617 | | |NB Liberal background| |Pete Dalton† |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint John Fundy |NB Liberal background| |Stuart Jamieson 2,213 | |Gary William Vincent 1,868 | |Bev Harrison 2,033 | |Kathleen Fudge 907 | | |NB Liberal background| |Stuart Jamieson |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|East Saint John |NB Liberal background| |George J. Jenkins 2,785 | |Gary Ewart 2,650 | |Don Elliott 1,360 | |Ben Donaldson 1,868 | | |NB Liberal background| |Peter Trites† |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint John Harbour |NB Liberal background| |Louis Murphy 1,779 | |Marie Gerrior 844 | |Nargis Kheraj 496 | |Al Maund 968 | | |NB Liberal background| |Louis Murphy |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint John South | |John Mooney 1,596 | |Ray McDevitt 549 | |Paddy Addison 514 |NB NDP background| |Elizabeth Weir 1,675 | | |NB Liberal background| |John Mooney |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint John Park |NB Liberal background| |Shirley Dysart 1,743 | |Richard Condon Sullivan Kinsella 825 | |Shirley McAlary 733 | |Judith Meinert 777 | | |NB Liberal background| |Shirley Dysart |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint John North |NB Liberal background| |Leo McAdam 1,892 | |Peter A. Whitebone 950 | |Doug Shippee 1,089 | |Julie Galbraith 966 | | |NB Liberal background| |Leo McAdam |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Saint John West |NB Liberal background| |Jane Barry 3,527 | |Jim Webb 2,471 | |Gerry Maher 1,559 | |Robert W. Hickes 1,382 | | |NB Liberal background| |Jane Barry |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Charlotte-Fundy |NB Liberal background| |Eric Allaby 1,950 | |Keith B. Guptilt 957 | |Sharon Tucker 757 | |Dorothy Matthews 183 | | |NB Liberal background| |Eric Allaby |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Charlotte Centre |NB Liberal background| |Sheldon Lee 2,195 | |Connie M. Stewart 516 | |Stanley John Smith 471 | |Jean Stewart 162 | | |NB Liberal background| |Sheldon Lee |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Charlotte West |NB Liberal background| |Reid Hurley 1,796 | |Mabel Groom 768 | |Bev Lawrence 1,077 | |Ellen Smith 281 | | |NB Liberal background| |Reid Hurley |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|St. Stephen-Milltown |NB Liberal background| |Ann Breault 1,820 | |Robert Michael Booth 798 | |Ken Stevens 1,129 | |Irene Tobin 114 | | |NB Liberal background| |Ann Breault |} South East Consisting of Kent, Westmorland and Albert county ridings. NB Liberal CoR PC NDP Other |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Kent North |NB Liberal background| |Conrad Landry 3,377 | | | |Dominique Babineau 939 | |Docile Doiron 1,011 | | |NB Liberal background| |Conrad Landry |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Kent Centre |NB Liberal background| |Alan Graham 3,025 | |Percy Beers 626 | |David MacDonald 347 | |Neil Gardner 379 | | |NB Liberal background| |Alan Graham |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Kent South |NB Liberal background| |Camille Thériault 5,573 | | | |Jean-Claude Cormier 2,023 | |Gérald Mazerolle 1,256 | | |NB Liberal background| |Camille Thériault |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Shediac |NB Liberal background| |Bernard Richard 7,298 | |Lester Russell Hyslop 481 | |Emile Goguen Dupré 1,240 | |Patrick Allain 830 | | |NB Liberal background| |Azor LeBlanc† |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Tantramar |NB Liberal background| |Marilyn Trenholme 3,008 | |Clarke Edgar Sheppard 1,091 | |William R. Campbell 556 | |Robert Hall 1,419 | | |NB Liberal background| |Marilyn Trenholme |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Memramcook |NB Liberal background| |Greg O'Donnell 6,393 | |Julia Elnora LeBlanc 407 | |Jean-Robert Gaudet 680 | |Martin Aubin 1,797 | | |NB Liberal background| |Greg O'Donnell |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Moncton East |NB Liberal background| |J. Raymond Frenette 4,041 | |William André Joseph LeSage 1,120 | |John Hansen 1,026 | |Mary Elizabeth McLaughlin 1,416 | | |NB Liberal background| |Ray Frenette |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Moncton North |NB Liberal background| |Mike McKee 4,797 | |Tom Taylor 1,780 | |John MacFarlane 1,262 | |J.C. Bourque 973 | | |NB Liberal background| |Mike McKee |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Moncton West |NB Liberal background| |Jim Lockyer 3,558 | |Arthur M. Hayden 1,691 | |Ben D. Stymiest 1,483 | |Stephanie Day Domingue 726 | | |NB Liberal background| |Jim Lockyer |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Petitcodiac | |Hollis S. Steeves 4,698 | |Leona May Geldart 4,786 |NB PC background| |Dennis Cochrane 4,879 | |Richard Hay 1,204 | | |NB Liberal background| |Hollis Steeves |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Riverview | |Hubert Seamans 3,115 |NB CoR background| |Gordon B. Willden 3,139 | |Ross MacCallum 2,084 | |Wayne Brown 594 | | |NB Liberal background| |Hubert Seamans |- |bgcolor=whitesmoke|Albert | |Lee Martin 1,432 |NB CoR background| |Beverly M. Brine 2,328 | |Wayne Steeves 1,641 | |Elizabeth Venart 277 | | |NB Liberal background| |Harold Terris† |} References Further reading Leyton-Brown David Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs, 1991 1998 University of Toronto Press Toronto 9781442672048 https://archive.org/details/canadianannualre0000unse_n8s8 registration Category:1991 elections in Canada Category:Elections in New Brunswick Category:1991 in New Brunswick Category:September 1991 in Canada