This article lists General Elections in the British colony of the Province of New Brunswick from 1784 to its entry into the Canadian Confederation in 1867. Prior to 1784, New Brunswick was Sunbury County, Nova Scotia and it returned members to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly.
For elections after Confederation, see List of New Brunswick general elections (post-Confederation).
List
21st General Election: May–June, 1866. The Government was formed of 33 pro-confederation MLAs, with 8 anti-confederation MLAs forming the opposition. 20th General Election: February–March, 1865 19th General Election: June, 1861 18th General Election: April–May, 1857 17th General Election: June–July, 1856 16th General Election: June, 1854 15th General Election: June–July, 1850 14th General Election: October, 1846 13th General Election: December, 1842-January, 1843 12th General Election: September–October, 1837 11th General Election: December, 1834-January, 1835 10th General Election: October, 1830 9th General Election: June, 1827 8th General Election: June, 1820 7th General Election: October, 1819 6th General Election: August–September, 1816 5th General Election: September–October, 1809 4th General Election: October–November, 1802 3rd General Election: August–September, 1795 2nd General Election: December, 1792-January, 1793 1st General Election: November–December, 1785
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New Brunswick General Elections (Pre-Confederation) Elections, General Elections (Post-Confederation)