List of Prime Ministers of Queen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth II has been head of state of 32 different Commonwealth realms since 1952. Currently, there are 16 realms. The Queen has had twelve British Prime Ministers, second only to George III, who had fourteen, and two more than the number had by Queen Victoria. She has also had fourteen New Zealand Prime Ministers, twelve Australian Prime Ministers and eleven Canadian Prime Ministers. The Queen has had a total of 152 Prime Ministers during her reign.

Contents 1 Prime Ministers of current Commonwealth Realms 1.1 Antigua and Barbuda 1.2 Australia 1.3 The Bahamas 1.4 Barbados 1.5 Belize 1.6 Canada 1.7 Grenada 1.8 Jamaica 1.9 New Zealand 1.10 Papua New Guinea 1.11 St Kitts and Nevis 1.12 St Lucia 1.13 St Vincent and the Grenadines 1.14 Solomon Islands 1.15 Tuvalu 1.16 United Kingdom 2 Prime Ministers of former Commonwealth realms 2.1 Ceylon 2.2 Fiji 2.3 The Gambia 2.4 Ghana 2.5 Guyana 2.6 Kenya 2.7 Malawi 2.8 Malta 2.9 Mauritius 2.10 Nigeria 2.11 Pakistan 2.12 Sierra Leone 2.13 South Africa 2.14 Tanganyika 2.15 Trinidad and Tobago 2.16 Uganda 3 See also 4 References

[edit] Prime Ministers of current Commonwealth Realms

[edit] Antigua and Barbuda

1. Vere Bird (1981–1994)
2. Lester Bird (1994–2004)
3. Baldwin Spencer (since 2004)

[edit] Australia

	Sir Robert Menzies	1952–1966
	Harold Holt	1966–1967
	Sir John McEwen	1967–1968
	Sir John Gorton	1968 –1971
	Sir William McMahon	1971–1972
	Gough Whitlam	1972–1975
	Malcolm Fraser	1975–1983
	Bob Hawke	1983–1991
	Paul Keating	1991–1996
	John Howard	1996–2007
	Kevin Rudd	2007–2010
	Julia Gillard	2010–Present

[edit] The Bahamas

1. Lynden Pindling (1973–1992)
2. Hubert Ingraham, (1992–2002, since 2007)
3. Perry Christie, (2002–2007)

[edit] Barbados

	Errol Barrow	1966–1976 1986–1987
	J.M.G.M. 'Tom' Adams	1976–1985
	Bernard St. John	1985–1986
	Erskine Sandiford	1987–1994
	Owen Arthur	1994–2008
	David Thompson	2008–2010
	Freundel Stuart[1]	2010–present

[edit] Belize

1. George Price (1981–1984, 1989–1993)
2. SirManuel Esquivel (1984–1989, 1993–1998)
3. Said Musa (1998–2008)
4. Dean Barrow (since 2008)

[edit] Canada

	Louis St. Laurent	1952–1957
	John Diefenbaker	1957–1963
	Lester Pearson	1963–1968
	Pierre Trudeau	1968–1979 1980–1984
	Joe Clark	1979–1980
	John Turner	1984
	Brian Mulroney	1984–1993
	Kim Campbell	1993
	Jean Chrétien	1993–2003
	Paul Martin	2003–2006
	Stephen Harper	2006–present

[edit] Grenada

1. Eric Gairy (1974–1979)
2. Maurice Bishop (de facto 1979–1983)
3. Herbert Blaize (1984–1989)
4. Ben Jones (1989–1990)
5. Nicholas Brathwaite (1990–1995)
6. George Brizan (1995)
7. Keith Mitchell (1995–2008)
8. Tillman Thomas (since 2008)

[edit] Jamaica

	Alexander Bustamante	1962–1967
	Donald Sangster	1967
	Hugh Shearer	1967–1972
	Michael Manley	1972–1980, 1989–1992
	Edward Seaga	1980–1989
	Percival Patterson	1992–2006
	Portia Simpson-Miller	2006–2007
	Bruce Golding	2007–Present

[edit] New Zealand

Prime Minister of New Zealand, Monarchy in New Zealand

	Sidney Holland	1952–1957
	Keith Holyoake	1957, 1960–1972
	Walter Nash	1957–1960
	Jack Marshall	1972
	Norman Kirk	1972–1974
	Bill Rowling	1974–1975
	Robert Muldoon	1975–1984
	David Lange	1984–1989
	Geoffrey Palmer	1989–1990
	Mike Moore	1990
	Jim Bolger	1990–1997
	Jenny Shipley	1997–1999
	Helen Clark	1999–2008
	John Key	2008–present

[edit] Papua New Guinea

1. Michael Somare (1975–1980, 1982–1985, since 2002)
2. Julius Chan (1980–1982, 1994–1997)
3. Rabbie Namaliu (1988–1992)
4. Paias Wingti (1985–1988, 1992–1994)
5. Bill Skate (1997–1999)
6. Mekere Morauta (1999–2002)

[edit] St Kitts and Nevis

1. Kennedy Simmonds (1983–1995)
2. Denzil Douglas (since 1995)

[edit] St Lucia

1. John Compton (1979, 1982–1996, 2006–2007)
2. Allan Louisy (1979–1981)
3. Winston Cenac (1981–1982)
4. Michael Pilgrim (1982)
5. Vaughan Lewis (1996–1997)
6. Kenny Anthony (1997–2006)
7. Stephenson King (since 2007)

[edit] St Vincent and the Grenadines

1. Milton Cato (1979–1984)
2. James Fitz-Allen Mitchell (1984–2000)
3. Arnhim Eustace (2000–2001)
4. Ralph Gonsalves (since 2001)

[edit] Solomon Islands

1. Peter Kenilorea (1978–1981, 1984–1986)
2. Solomon Mamaloni (1981–1984, 1994–1997)
3. Ezekiel Alebua (1986–1989)
4. Francis Billy Hilly (1993–1994)
5. Bartholomew Ulufa'alu (1997–2000)
6. Manasseh Sogavare (2000–2001, 2006–2007)
7. Sir Allan Kemakeza (2001–2006)
8. Snyder Rini (2006)
9. Derek Sikua (2007–2010)
10. Danny Philip (since 2010)

[edit] Tuvalu

1. Toaripi Lauti (1979–1981)
2. Tomasi Puapua (1981–1989)
3. Bikenibeu Paeniu (1989–1993, 1996–1999)
4. Kamuta Latasi (1993–1996)
5. Ionatana Ionatana (1999–2000)
6. Lagitupu Tuilimu (2000–2001)
7. Faimalaga Luka (2001)
8. Koloa Talake (2001–2002)
9. Saufatu Sopoanga (2002–04)
10. Maatia Toafa (2004–2006, 2010–)
11. Apisai Ielemia (2006–2010)

[edit] United Kingdom

	Winston Churchill	1952–1955
	Anthony Eden	1955–1957
	Harold Macmillan	1957–1963
	Alec Douglas-Home	1963–1964
	Harold Wilson	1964–1970 1974–1976
	Edward Heath	1970–1974
	James Callaghan	1976–1979
	Margaret Thatcher	1979–1990
	John Major	1990–1997
	Tony Blair	1997–2007
	Gordon Brown	2007–2010
	David Cameron	2010–present

[edit] Prime Ministers of former Commonwealth realms

[edit] Ceylon

1. Don Stephen Senanayake (1952)
2. Dudley Senanayake (1952–1953, 1960, 1965–1970)
3. John Lionel Kotalawela (1953–1956)
4. Solomon Bandaranaike (1956–1959)
5. Vijayananda Dahanayake (1959–1960)
6. Sirimavo Bandaranaike (1960–1965, 1970–1972)

[edit] Fiji

1. Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara (1970–1987)
2. Timoci Bavadra (1987)

[edit] The Gambia

1. Dawda Kairaba Jawara (1965–1970)

[edit] Ghana

1. Kwame Nkrumah (1957–1960)

[edit] Guyana

1. Forbes Burnham (1966–1970)

[edit] Kenya

1. Jomo Kenyatta (1963–1964)

[edit] Malawi

1. Hastings Kamuzu Banda (1964–1966)

[edit] Malta

1. George Borg Olivier (1964–1971)
2. Dom Mintoff (1971–1974)

[edit] Mauritius

1. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam (1968–1982)
2. Sir Anerood Jugnauth (1982–1992)

[edit] Nigeria

1. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (1960–1963)

[edit] Pakistan

1. Khwaja Nazimuddin (1952–1953)
2. Mohammad Ali Bogra (1953–1955)
3. Chaudhry Mohammad Ali (1955–1956)

[edit] Sierra Leone

1. Sir Milton Margai (1961–1964)
2. Sir Albert Margai (1964–1967)
3. Siaka Stevens (1967–1971)

[edit] South Africa

1. Daniel Malan (1952–1954)
2. Johannes Strijdom (1954–1958)
3. Hendrik Verwoerd (1958–1961)

[edit] Tanganyika

1. Julius Nyerere (1961–1962)

[edit] Trinidad and Tobago

1. Eric Williams (1962–1976)

[edit] Uganda

1. Milton Obote (1962–1963)

[edit] See also

• States headed by Elizabeth II
• Commonwealth Heads of Government
• Constitutional monarchy

[edit] References

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