History
Past presidents of the New Brunswick Liberal Association (term):
- John B. McNair (1932–1940)
- G. Percival Burchill (1941–1953)
- Harry A. Corey (1953–1959
- Wesley Stuart (1960–1963)
- Daniel A. Riley (1963–1964) (Acting)
- Hugh Tait (1964–1966)
- Donald A. McLean (1966–1971)
- Norbert Thériault (1971–1977)
- Peter Seheult (1977–1979)
- Jack Stevens (1979–1983)
- Sumner Fraser (1983–1986)
- Aldéa Landry (1986–1988)
- Mike Murphy (1988–1992)
- Réginald Léger (1992–2000)
- Maurice Richard (2000–2002)
- Jim Mockler (2002 - 2003 (Acting)
- Greg Byrne (2003–2006)
- Marcelle Mersereau (2006–2007) (Acting)
- J. E. Britt Dysart (2007–present)
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