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! Number of Prime Minister !! Name !! Portrait !! Lifespan and Birthplace !! Years of Term !! Political Party !! Deputy Prime Minister
! Number of Prime Minister !! Name !! Portrait !! Lifespan and Birthplace !! Years of Term !! Political Party !! Deputy Prime Minister
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| 1 || [[Oliver Edgar Jones]] || Example || 1803-1859 || 1840-1852 || Example || N/a
| 1 || [[Oliver Edgar Jones]] || Example || 1803-1859 || 1840-1852 || Non-Affiliated Independent || N/a
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| 2 || [[Paul St. Alexander]] || Example || 1808-1876 || 1852-1864 || Example || N/a
| 2 || [[Paul St. Alexander]] || Example || 1808-1876 || 1852-1864 || Non-Affliated Independent || N/a
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| 3 || [[Nicolas Beckham]] || Example || 1823-1880 || 1864-1877 || Example || [[Dennis Verne-Roanoke]]
| 3 || [[Nicolas Beckham]] || Example || 1823-1880 || 1864-1877 || Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna || [[Dennis Verne-Roanoke]]
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| 4 || [[Wilbur Chase]] || Example || 1837-1898 || 1877-1890 || Example || [[Scott Palmer Jr.]]
| 4 || [[Wilbur Chase]] || Example || 1837-1898 || 1877-1890 || Non-Affiliated Independent || [[Scott Palmer Jr.]]
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| 5 || [[Raymond Etchingly]] || Example || 1834-1916 || 1890-1916 || Example || [[Sebastian Ida]] 1990-1998 <br> N/a 1998-1909 <br> [[David Harrison]] 1909-1916
| 5 || [[Raymond Etchingly]] || Example || 1834-1916 || 1890-1916 || Holy Cross of Mary-Grace || [[Sebastian Ida]] 1990-1998 <br> N/a 1998-1909 <br> [[David Harrison]] 1909-1916
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| 6 || [[David Harrison]] || Example || 1876-1961 || 1916-1924 || Example || [[Kent N. Davis]]
| 6 || [[David Harrison]] || Example || 1876-1961 || 1916-1924 || Holy Cross of Mary-Grace || [[Kent N. Davis]]
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| 7 || [[Augustus Bell]] || Example || 1889-1946 || 1924-1938 || Example || [[Louis Penn]]
| 7 || [[Augustus Bell]] || Example || 1889-1946 || 1924-1938 || Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna || [[Louis Penn]]
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| 8 || [[David Harrison]] || Example || 1901-1958 || 1938-1950 || Example || [[Kent N. Davis]]
| 8 || [[David Harrison]] || Example || 1901-1958 || 1938-1950 || St. Pierre Independent Party (1938-1940) <br> Non-Affiliated Independent|| [[Kent N. Davis]]
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| 9 || [[Arnold White Jr.]] || Example || 1915-2013 || 1950-1965 || Example || [[Wyatt Kilgore III]]
| 9 || [[Arnold White Jr.]] || Example || 1915-2013 || 1950-1965 || Holy Cross of Mary-Grace || [[Wyatt Kilgore III]]
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| 10 || [[Adam Calloway]] || Example || 1920-2006 || 1965-1979 || Example || [[Maxwell Shotte]]
| 10 || [[Adam Calloway]] || Example || 1920-2006 || 1965-1979 || Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna || [[Maxwell Shotte]]
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| 11 || [[Zachary Tyler]] || <gallery>
| 11 || [[Zachary Tyler]] || <gallery>
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</gallery> || 1943-2019 || 1982-1992 || One People Party, 1982-1984 <br> Holy Cross of Mary-Grace 1984-1992 || [[Wilson Terra]] 1982-1985 <br> [[Victor Parente]] 1985-1992
</gallery> || 1943-2019 || 1982-1992 || One People Party, 1982-1984 <br> Holy Cross of Mary-Grace 1984-1992 || [[Wilson Terra]] 1982-1985 <br> [[Victor Parente]] 1985-1992
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| 13 || [[Donovan Zareni]] || Example || 1962-Present || 1992-2005 || Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna || [[Jacob Jefferies]]
| 13 || [[Donovan Zareni]] || <gallery> File:Prince_Constantijn_2013_cropped.jpg
</gallery> || 1962-Present || 1992-2005 || Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna || [[Jacob Jefferies]]
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| 14 || [[Isla Pass]] || <gallery>
| 14 || [[Isla Pass]] || <gallery>
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| 16 || [[Benjamin Warren]] || <gallery>
| 16 || [[Benjamin Warren]] || <gallery>
File:Official_portrait_of_Sir_Geoffrey_Clifton-Brown_MP_crop_2.jpg
File:Official_portrait_of_Sir_Geoffrey_Clifton-Brown_MP_crop_2.jpg
</gallery> || 1956-Present || December 2011 - February 2021 || Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna || [[Argis DeBois]]
</gallery> || 1956-Present || December 2011 - February 23, 2021 || Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna || [[Argis DeBois]]
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| colspan="7" | '''[[Diana Rose Killingly|Queen Diana]] Declared Absolute Monarchy from February 23 until March 14'''
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| '''''Interim''''' || [[Wesley Traven]] || <gallery>
| '''''Interim''''' || [[Wesley Traven]] || <gallery>
WesleyTraven.jpeg
WesleyTraven.jpeg
</gallery> || 1987-Present || March 2021 - April 2021 || Royal Advisee || N/a
</gallery> || 1987-Present || March 14, 2021 - April 3, 2021 || The Royal Advisors to the Crown of Alecburgh, Cape Nam, and Isla de Rodríguez|| N/a
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| 17 || [[Sparrow Creed]] || <gallery>
| 17 || [[Sparrow Creed]] || <gallery>
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</gallery> || 1988-Present || April 2021 - December 2021 || Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna || N/a
</gallery> || 1988-Present || April 3, 2021 - December 1, 2021 || Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna || N/a
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| 18 || [[Pacifica Champlain-Kourtney]] ||  
| 18 || [[Pacifica Champlain-Kourtney]] ||  
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</gallery>
</gallery>
  || 1984-Present || December 2021 - Present || Holy Cross of Mary-Grace || [[Dakota Hudson]]
  || 1984-Present || December 1, 2021 - Present || Holy Cross of Mary-Grace || [[Dakota Hudson]]
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Latest revision as of 18:29, 8 June 2022

The Prime Minister of Alecburgh is the highest elected political position in the government of Alecburgh. The first Alecburghish Prime Minister was assigned by King George Killingly in 1840, and was Oliver Edgar Jones, who is considered by many historians to be the first Alecburghish Prime Minister. Raymond Etchingly is the longest-serving Alecburghish Prime Minister as he served from 1890 to his death in 1916.

W.I.P.

Prime Ministers from 1840-Present

List

Number of Prime Minister Name Portrait Lifespan and Birthplace Years of Term Political Party Deputy Prime Minister
1 Oliver Edgar Jones Example 1803-1859 1840-1852 Non-Affiliated Independent N/a
2 Paul St. Alexander Example 1808-1876 1852-1864 Non-Affliated Independent N/a
3 Nicolas Beckham Example 1823-1880 1864-1877 Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna Dennis Verne-Roanoke
4 Wilbur Chase Example 1837-1898 1877-1890 Non-Affiliated Independent Scott Palmer Jr.
5 Raymond Etchingly Example 1834-1916 1890-1916 Holy Cross of Mary-Grace Sebastian Ida 1990-1998
N/a 1998-1909
David Harrison 1909-1916
6 David Harrison Example 1876-1961 1916-1924 Holy Cross of Mary-Grace Kent N. Davis
7 Augustus Bell Example 1889-1946 1924-1938 Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna Louis Penn
8 David Harrison Example 1901-1958 1938-1950 St. Pierre Independent Party (1938-1940)
Non-Affiliated Independent		 Kent N. Davis
9 Arnold White Jr. Example 1915-2013 1950-1965 Holy Cross of Mary-Grace Wyatt Kilgore III
10 Adam Calloway Example 1920-2006 1965-1979 Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna Maxwell Shotte
11 Zachary Tyler
  • ZacharyTyler.png
 1951-1982 1979-1982 One People Party Mitchell Lyons
12 Mitchell Lyons
  • Official portrait of Rt Hon Dominic Raab MP crop 2.jpg
 1943-2019 1982-1992 One People Party, 1982-1984
Holy Cross of Mary-Grace 1984-1992		 Wilson Terra 1982-1985
Victor Parente 1985-1992
13 Donovan Zareni
  • Prince Constantijn 2013 cropped.jpg
 1962-Present 1992-2005 Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna Jacob Jefferies
14 Isla Pass
  • IslaPass.jpeg
 1978-Present November 2005 - April 2007 Holy Cross of Mary-Grace Juan García
15 Ezekiel Moore
  • Ezekiel Moore.jpeg
 1976-Present April 2007 - December 2011 Holy Cross of Mary-Grace Michael Lewis
16 Benjamin Warren
  • Official portrait of Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP crop 2.jpg
 1956-Present December 2011 - February 23, 2021 Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna Argis DeBois
Queen Diana Declared Absolute Monarchy from February 23 until March 14
Interim Wesley Traven
  • WesleyTraven.jpeg
 1987-Present March 14, 2021 - April 3, 2021 The Royal Advisors to the Crown of Alecburgh, Cape Nam, and Isla de Rodríguez N/a
17 Sparrow Creed
  • SparrowCreed.jpeg
 1988-Present April 3, 2021 - December 1, 2021 Holy Cross of Saint Vivianna N/a
18 Pacifica Champlain-Kourtney
  • PCKA.jpeg
 1984-Present December 1, 2021 - Present Holy Cross of Mary-Grace Dakota Hudson
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