Manitoba Provincial Election 2011

Premiers of Manitoba Term Premier Party 1870-1871 Alfred Boyd ▌No Affiliation 1871-1872 Marc A. Girard ▌No Affiliation 1872-1874 Henry H. Clarke ▌No Affiliation 1874 Marc A. Girard ▌No Affiliation 1874-1878 Robert A. Davis ▌No Affiliation 1878-1887 John Norquay ▌Conservative 1887-1888 David H. Harrison ▌Conservative 1888-1900 Thomas Greenway ▌Liberal 1900 Sir Hugh John Macdonald ▌Conservative 1900-1915 Sir Rodmond P. Roblin ▌Conservative 1915-1922 Tobias C. Norris ▌Liberal 1922-1932 John Bracken ▌United Farmers of Manitoba/Progressive 1932-1943 John Bracken ▌Liberal-Progressive 1943-1948 Stuart S. Garson ▌Liberal-Progressive 1948-1958 Douglas L. Campbell ▌Liberal-Progressive 1958-1967 Duff Roblin ▌Progressive Conservative 1967-1969 Walter Weir ▌Progressive Conservative 1969-1977 Edward Schreyer ▌New Democratic 1977-1981 Sterling Lyon ▌Progressive Conservative 1981-1988 Howard Pawley ▌New Democratic 1988-1999 Gary Filmon ▌Progressive Conservative 1999- Gary Doer ▌New Democratic Note: From 1870-1874 the head of government in Manitoba was called the Chief Minister. Only since 1874 has the elected head of government been called Premier.

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